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. >> sometimes i go and play bingo and lose an hour every knitting. then i have to try to make up for that. oh, wait i have another drawer. >> reporter: show doesn't need any help. >> i do not need any more yarn. >> reporter: what she would like, though, is to be an example -- showing the rest of us that you don't need a lot to give so much. >> i help just as much as i could all my life. i'm limited here to what i can do, and yet as jeanie las time on her hands, she'll have knitting needles in them, sending love and warmth to those who really could use a bit of both. although jeanie hasn't kept an exact count, it's estimated over the past two years she's knitted more than 400 scarves for city team ministries. >> another good one from garvin. >> yeah. >>> still ahead the sharks get their first win of the season, but there was something el that happened you may not have seen. >> we'll show you when we come back. all your devices, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xf

i said, laura, this isn't bingo. >> laura: -- i had a lot of the numbers. >> go play bingo. >> laura: i'm going to challenge it. going to challenge my number. >> keep working. keep working. >> laura: shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team, nobody won it over there. >> shannon: we all decided even if we won we would stay and show up for work. >> laura: you have a bridge -- i'm just teasing. of course he would be here. have a great show. >> shannon: thank you, laura. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i am shannon bream in washington. it would begin tonight with a fox news alert. the hunt is on for a suspect was behind the wave of suspicious packages sent to prominent democrats. hillary clinton, former president barack obama, eric holder, maxine waters, john brennan at cnn. nobody was hurt as law enforcement took away the devices or examination. ed henry is tracking investigation. the politicians and even some of the to score political points over what's being called an act of terror. we begin tonight on a search for a suspect who sent what appeared to be several pipe bombs. w

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bingo 10.7 is all you can do, , clearly.n we hear $30 billion to $40 a millionts us barrels of capacity. what is that level? from the mythical 12? if you talk to me about spare capacity, you have to give it to me in 30 days and sustain it for 90 days. when in history have you done anything more than 10.6? never. never for more than two or three, or 90 days. if you take the top level as the real capacity, 10.7. every time you go below that, have spare capacity. you go 10.7. what do you have left? you need time to drill. how much time? how many billions of dollars per day? we think they have room to drill another million barrels easily if you search. if you do not ever want to search if you are commercially , invested in the field, if you really care about that you need time to drill. how much time? how many billions of dollars pe, your geo engineers don't want you to do that. if you want to do that because of violence or war type security. it's not commercial spare capacity. commercial spare capacity to need a- how much do yo

. >> sometimes they have bingo and i play bingo and i lose an hour knitting, then i have to try to make up for that. oh, wait, i have another drawer over here. >> reporter: and, no, if you are wondering, she doesn't need any help. >> i do not need any more yarn. i have more yarn than i will live to knit. >> reporter: what jeannie would like though is to be an example, showing the rest of us that you don't need a lot to give so much. >> i have helped as much as i could all my life, and i'm limited here to what i can do and yet there's still something i can do. >> reporter: and so as long as jeannie has time on her hands, she will have knitting needles in them, sending love and warmth -- to those who really could use a bit of both. and although jeannie hasn't kept an exact count, it is estimated over the past two years she has knitted more than 400 scarves for city team ministries. garvin thomas, "nbc bay area news." >> that's very nice. >> 400. >> isn't it? >> it is. >> got to get knitting. >> yeah. well, maybe she can knit something to -- i guess it wouldn't work with the rain. >> no, b

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they discover well how about just physically forcing you to put your face in front of your phone and bingo it's unlocked and apparently they recently use this rather old school hack during a child pornography investigation uncovered by forbes in what may very well be the world's very first instance of law enforcement forcing a user to on walk their i phone using apple's facial recognition technology but while the agents in the case were going by the book using authorization to access the phone through a search warrant this case and the f.b.i.'s actions are raising troubling questions at the crossroads of protecting the people's right to privacy and law enforcement's need to collect evidence joining me today to help us navigate those crossroads a civil rights attorney and a chemo levy pounds from minneapolis to chemo thank you so much for coming on today . thanks for having me so right out the gate i just want to say in my in my right feeling like there's some kind of wrong with this you know about the f.b.i. forcing someone you know using force in some way to use their face to unlock their

bingo. that is it. david: and the board should be on top of it.en: but that is not just the issue. it isn't just -- that is one issue. you know, you want to be ceo for one or two reasons. you want to be ceo because you want to get something done, or you want to be a ceo because you want to say you are the ceo. sometimes people are promoted for the wrong reason, and why? because the people that made the decision like them, or they went to the right school, or dress a certain way, ok? i can't explain that. i can't explain it. i hope i don't do that. you know, i always feel that if i can get a person, a woman or a man, that can motivate other human beings, that is who i want. i want a killer. not a killer in the sense of somebody gets murdered. somebody out there will say, "look, that is his italian heritage. he is talking about killing somebody." [laughter] ken: ok? what i am saying to you is it is always about the people and do right. if you are going to fire somebody, leave them with their self-respect. i tell you, i am a big fan of jack welch's,

. >> go play bingo. >> laura: i'm going to challenge it. going to challenge my number. >> keep working. keep working. >> laura: shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team, nobody won it over there. >> shannon: we all decided even if we won we would stay and show up for work. >> laura: you have a bridge -- i'm just teasing. of course he would be here. have a great show. >> shannon: thank you, laura. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i am shannon bream in washington. shannon: we begin tonight with the fox news alert. o the hunt is on for a suspect behind the wave of suspicion pa

sending a very clear signal you want to do business with my been tracing he will pay tribute to me and bingo that hotel suddenly was full of business. zach everson is a freelance journalist who's created a whole new be out of covering the trumpeting national hotel and the people who patronize it on your twitter feed you've kind of highlighted a lot of what's happening on social media with alltel so what are some of the kind of ones that stand out this is a picture i found on instagram of russia's ambassador to the united states and he was posing with the founder of a russian nail art chain and she she attacked him i mean it's got the instagram account r us the usa and the caption said in english thank you to our russian ambassador russian flag in the usa american flag for a warm welcome in washington d.c. maine's governor pages ben here rudy giuliani is here a lot so this was a guy instrumental classic pete and you know guy's night with a couple of his friends and america's mayor and tag has tag saturdays are for the boys trump's financial disclosure forms in the kit that the hotel brought i

here today anyway the this newspaper the vet is inviting its readers to play what it calls bavarian bingo they've used the map of the excuse me the flag of my very own they're putting all sorts of statements in one statement they say they should their readers should listen out for thank americal thank you matthew how likely is it they say that any of the parties taking part in this election today will think angela merkel for her role when the results come in and the results will come in in the course of the next nine hours or so or ok dominic thanks very much. in afghanistan at least twenty two people have been killed in the explosion as little action rally. in the blasts in the northeastern province of tack explosives were attached from leisure cycle crowd gathered to hear a speech by a female candidate is the latest in a series of attacks before that next saturday's parliamentary election. the u.s. special envoy has met taliban officials to discuss ending the seventeen year conflict in afghanistan cellmate khalilzad spoke with taliban representatives and cattle on friday this is the sec

. >> reporter: and bingo, the seaside town had an opening 12 days before his license expired. but suspect thatisn't that a li? >> 168 miles. >> reporter: just to get inside a dmv office. but it was worth it. he and his wife did visited a daughter who lives right there and got right in. >> got my picture taken and got my eye test. >> reporter: and came out with his temporary license. the only problem, the dmv never sent the permanent one. now the temporary was expiring, and worse, the dmv said go to a dmv office to get an he contacted us and we reached out to the dmv and says his license was held up while homeland security reviewed his passport. carl got his license, good for five whole years. >> wonderful. >> reporter: now, each if your license won't expire for many months, make your appoint pent now. we checked several bay area dmvs and they are booked solid. the earliest appointment is december 21st in san jose. and here in san francisco, doesn't have an appointment opening until january of next year. >> wow. >> i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hotline is open mon

. >> go play bingo. >> laura: i'm going to challenge it. going to challenge my number. >> keep working. keep working. >> laura: shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team, nobody won it over there. >> shannon: we all decided even if we won we would stay and show up for work. >> laura: you have a bridge -- i'm just teasing. of course he would be here. have a great show. >> shannon: thank you, laura. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i am shannon bream in washington. shannon: we begin tonight with the fox news alert. o the hunt is on for a suspect behind the wave of suspicion packages sent to prominent democrats. hillary clinton, barack obama, maxine waters, john brennan and cnn. no one was hurt. it henry is tracking the investigation. politicians score political points over an act of terror. we begin the search for a suspect. we have team coverage tonight.he the latest reaction from the president tonight, jackie heinrich with more on how the scene looks but first ed henry is digging into the evidence. >> reporter: the fbi confirming a

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. >> reporter: bingo. if not for that lucky finger print, they'd have missed it. what was that like? >> it was a combination of frustration but, okay, all right, we're moving somewhere. >> reporter: so jerree was dumped here some time before the morning of march 14th, miles and miles from the spot where, according to cell phone records, she placed her very last outgoing call at 7:00 p.m. the night before. how far away would it have been? >> 20 miles. >> reporter: but that's all the detective knew. a week had gone by, everyone at hardy windows was cleared. so no suspects in all. detective trapp went to church, said her rosary, worried, praying and wondered. >> i heard a story on the news that there was three missing prostitutes in the city of santa ana. >> reporter: just next door, basically in. >> next door, you. >> reporter: what if this wasn't the killer's first time or last in. >> coming up -- four young women in two neighboring towns now missing or dead. was there a living? >> we were like what if an odd fact that they're relate? >> when "dateline" continues.

>> yeah, bingo.ker, under communications decency act section 230, all of these big social media companies, exit -- twitter and others are immune. google, twitter, facebook and others can and they do censor every day. now they're acknowledging it privately, not publicly. they spread buckets of cash around capitol hill. it's effective. everybody looks the other way. it's protection money. that's the point -- >> tucker: near relying -- i don't understand. it's simple. they have this exemption. we don't have it. news organizations don't have it. they're lying. nobody in congress does anything? why is that not infuriate something. >> it's outrageous. we need to hold them accountable. this is on both sides of the aisle. this could be a bilateral problem. the issue is they're relying on an outdated concept, the early stages of the internet that this protection was needed. that is long gone. >> tucker: exactly. >> the public needs protection from them. >> tucker: nicely put. >> the tables are turned. that's

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. >> bingo. >> obviously, he took on blumenthal by name, about his vietnam war history in the past, thatripped him up in his senate election. but he seems to be holding someone out. and i think he even suggested, he might wait to reveal it in a book some day, brooke. >> tune in. i can hear dana say, tune into the next episode. >> tune in, but i think, david, you nailed it in that that was sort of a classic, trumpian move in that he throws a conspiracy theory out there and something that he thinks that reporters -- a challenge that reporters can't refuse to -- or can't refuse to take, which is to go after the red bouncing ball over here, instead of focusing on what is at hand, which is the nomination of the swing vote on the supreme court of the united states. >> chum in the water. >> dauvid and dana, with thank you. i'm staying focused. coming up, we're digging into the specifics on what exactly fbi agents are doing right this very moment to look into these allegations between -- against brett kavanaugh, as senate democrats have released this list of 24 people they say they want intervie

we also have friends that do drag bingo, which we've always wanted to try, trivia, comedy. we're -- if approved, we're going to use this as a way to make the neighborhood even more fun and even more close knit than it already is. so we -- we would love to have this limited live performance permit, and thank you for listening. we're available for questions. >> hi. thanks for coming in. just have a quick question. in your complication, it says, musicians will provide your own amps? so how are you going to be able to manage it because some of them have different levels of sound, we've been hearing. so who's responsible for managing the sound levels? >> good question. we bought a decibel meter, which they're really cool, but we are going to kind of ask for guidance on what those outside decibel levels need to be, and that will be the main way that we go about it. i personally have, from my own rock and role days, a little crate 30-watt amp that will just be a house -- a house amplifier. we have -- i have the -- the specs on the powered speakers that we have, if you're intereste

. >> bingo. >> welcome to the club.ts you to be wonder woman. >> i do. >> yeah, and i used to think i was superman. >> so what happened? >> life. >> seth: please welcome back to the show our friends mariska hargitay and ice t, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome, you two. i'm thrilled to have you. that was a perfect clip. because -- >> right? >> seth: -- you are now in your 20th season of this show. and now, it's only fair that you would be police officers who are also is a little bit older. >> a little bit. what was fun about this is show is we didn't have to bring our walkers on. >> seth: yes. [ laughter ] very -- thank you so much. it's just very hard. we never know where to put that. >> yeah, because it would be awkward. >> seth: so 20 years of a show, obviously, it's still appealing for us as an audience to watch it. is it still as appealing for you guys to do it in season 20? >> i got to say for me it's getting better. we're having more fun and going deeper and more invested. and it's pretty

. >> bingo. >> doing this off cliff notes. he is having macro economists from johns hopkins whisper in their ears. those models are based on historical information. they hardly incorporate the consequences of financial crisis, globalization, you know, these kind of things that we're experiencing now. robots and so forth. they're looking back to see the future. the fed has the best rear view mirror in the world. unfortunately that is not where we're going. >> well-said. melissa: adam, let me ask you, as the fed goes in, seems like sudden moves are bad no matter what. that is what feels like they're doing now, no? >> i don't know. i'm one of old-fashioned people who is in favor of experts doing their jobs rather than people on television thinking that they know more than -- >> oh. david: whoa. >> i think they do excellent job. melissa: who was that specifically direct, my friend. >> i would include myself in that. let me be the first in line of people talking on television. david: throw yourself to the lions. >> absolutely. meli

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talking about not only her own country but she is the chair of the climate of vulnerable countries in bingo , nepal and ethiopia, etc.. they are going to have a virtual summits and that is the first time in the world that there is a virtual world on climate change. the virtual summit means no emissions and we could all learn over two days or a 24 hour period it goes from one end of the world to another and the heads of state and heads of organizations during the party video and wine and support the countries just in case the men in the room are getting nervous we have the first male mother of invention and we have to do it separately we do the session before hand and it's the day that he was going into the un on the money they are the peace summit in honor of nelson mandela and they spoke very well and he didn't pull his punches and he was thinking on behalf of the whole contribution to the peace summit. when you've got a platform like that. i remember him being on the stage for that. he was talking about the impact. this is a wonderful book i think everyone will love it and i just want to

sending a very clear signal you want to do business with my been tracing he will pay tribute to me and bingo that hotel suddenly was full of business. zach everson is a freelance journalist who's created a whole new be out of covering the trumpeting national hotel and the people who patronize it on your twitter feed you've kind of highlighted a lot of what's happening on social media with alltel so what are some of the kind of ones that stand out this is a picture i found on instagram of russia's ambassador to the united states and he was posing with the founder of a russian nail art chain and she she attacked him i mean it's got the instagram account r us the m d usa and the caption said in english thank you to our russian ambassador russian flag in the usa american flag for a warm welcome in washington d.c. maine's governor page's band here rudy giuliani is here a lot so this was a guy instrumental classic pete and you know guy's night with a couple of his friends and america's mayor. has tag saturdays are for the boys trumps financial disclosure forms in the kid that the hotel brought in

to make here is one of the newspapers sunday newspapers has been putting out what it calls very and bingo look at for the statements the party leaders from different parties will say today and the one thing they say is very unlikely you'll hear any party leaders saying thank you angela merkel why because she really hasn't had a physical presence in bavaria at all once or twice perhaps she's appeared during this campaign and yet her role as chancellor is central to this election at least it is for the parties that oppose the christian social union her sister party that governs in this state their own party does not campaign at all here the point to make here is if the c.s.u. easy weekend as a consequence of the polls or the election taking place today that will happen off to shop as it were in early because her government is based on a coalition with a very and allies but also with the social democrats c.s.u. earlier this summer is saying that it was very odd that some of the direction of policy by anglo-american but how will they feel if they have a chased an election result here today th

sheet with more to come we are closer for the fed to being done than we are to them beginning here >> bingo >> i don't know what churchill said about that. he had a quote about that. >> lots of dry powder in case we go into recession. >> here is what's going to happen i'll tell you point blank, the fed will get to 2.75% or 3% some time next year take a step up and look around that's where it's going to go around >> it's not going 3.50% or 3.75%. >> i think it's a pipe dream >> finish your point, i'm sorry. we'll do this now. let me hit the pause button. i have something new at noon i want to bring to all of you. it's a letter, a new letter, just sent to the board of campbell's from loeb, the battle between two companies. mr. loeb telling campbell's it's too late to find a new ceo there's no chance of finding a good one somebody willing to take the job with that proxy vote barely eight weeks away knowing they're likely to be fired. i want to quote from the letter. no topnotch candidate would join a company when the board that selected them could be replaced within a few weeks secondly a new

online are talking about whether she may have missed the mark here using the hash tag flotus in africa bingo now polina tweets her directly saying this doesn't sit well with us africans who advised you that you have kim who says milan you're wearing a pink helmets on her trip to africa is more than a silly story choice it's a reflection of her outdated understanding of africa now president trump has come out in support of his wife saying alon is doing really well in africa the people love her and she loves them and it's a beautiful thing to see but trump and self has also been criticized for comments he's made in the pos related to africa from insults to mispronounce ations of the country's name to be joined by the leaders of go too far if yo gonna beauty. nigeria syria go uganda and south africa them beers health system is increasingly self-sufficient and it seems that milan his trip to the constant may have just brought back the same issues to the forefront now in egypt's manana told reporters that she wishes people would focus on what she does and not what she wears it's not the first tim

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bengals >> you can do better than that i did like the quarter it has been a lousy group of clorox and bingo> let's get to a couple of earnings >> we did not go back to gary cohn yet and solomon >> yeah, earnings. >> goldman has been good >> express, thank you. >> we should take a look at paypal as well >> oh my god >> american express a boost in what well, as you may expected of card spending, right >> there is no line in the american express conference call the fellow, get this, what really helped them can you do a close up for me this is really important t the u.s. platinum card continue with strong performance. new consumers are up about 50% and about half of those are from -- >> millennials i didn't even know, i just guessed. >> millennials what are millennials when they have some money in their pockets. >> who would have thought that >> you know they're paying for platinum cards >> the same time, how about american express time with paypal where they are venmowing each oth it is $100 billion company reserve new growth was 14% of $3.68 billion both the spot and currency what are you doi