to talk about where things stand loftus)) now, a year at > bob meyers/tammy meyers husband: 10:40:10 i don't have a wife anymore, you know, when you're with somebody for 25 years........ 40:29 you wake up to that person that person everyday and they're not there, its rough 40:36 bob meyers was out of state on a business trip when he received a garbled phone call about his wife being shot....he raced back to las vegas, driving 100 miles per hour, unable to get solid information for most of the drive. george: that had to be a very bad period, when you rcondition and have no idea what the heck happened. to pull over and she kept askinme 'are you driving?' i'm like yeah, i'm driving, im gettin' there. i said, you know, have her hold on until i get there you know. g: she did. r: she did publicist mark fierro, a former klas reporter, wrote a book about tammy's death, including the moment bob arrived at the hospital. o/author of "road rage in las vegas": 51:39 he sits down, he grabs her hand and immediately she squeezes his hand and he asks the nurse has she done this? she said nn, unrespon

still-unfolding saga. (( )) > bob meyers/tammy meyers husband: 10:40:10 i don't have a wife anymore, you know, when you're with somebody for 25 years........ 40:29 you wake up to that person everyday, you go to sleep with that person everyday and they're not there, its rough 40:36 bob meyers was out of state on a business trip when he received a garbled phone call about his wife being shot....he raced back to las vegas, driving 100 miles per hour, unable to get solid information for most of the drive. george: that had to be a very bad period, when you are driving there to find out what's her conditton and have no idea what the heck happened. 102845 bob well the nurse told me it was grave so she asked me to pull over and she kept asking me 'are you driving?' i'm like i said, you know, have her hold on until i get there you know. g: she did. r: she did publicist mark fierro, a former klas reporter, wrote a book about tammy's death, including the moment bob arrived at the hospital. mark fierro/author of "road rage in las vegas": 51:39 he sits down, he grabs her hand and immediately she

bob meyers says his business was devasastated and the family was pretty much forced to move out of their home. tonight at 11, more about why that happened, about tammy meyer's last moments, and about the critics who won't let go of various conspiracy theories. ((george knapp)) on our website, bob meyers talks about whether the death penalty should be applied in the case set for ((dave courvoisier)) > they say friend... but what about man- made diamonds? michelle mortensen joins us to reveal how the popular gems are now being made in a lab... and how much you could save if you buy one./// andtexpected to be a big day for weddings in las vegas ... and for enagagements. ((denise valdez)) getting an enagement or wedding ring can be quite an expense these days ... but that doesn't mean you need to bust your budget to find the perfect one. ((dave courvoisier)) 8 on your side consumer advocate michelle mortensen explains ... in tonight's got a problem ... tell michelle. ((michelle mortensen)) never thought i would tackle the topic of finding deals of engagement rings ... but just a few days ago

bob meyers: oh yeah, more than once. )) ((dave courvoisier)) despite the confession, bob meyers said, his family is still beset by wild rumors and unfounded speculation the more difficult. tonight at 11, meyers opens up about the last moments of tammy meyers life, and why the family had to move out of their home. on our website, meyers discusses whether the death penalty should apply in this case, which goes to trial next month./// ((denise valdez)) > hillary clinton will be in town this weekend... ahead of the nevada caucuses. the democratic caucus will be next saturday. clinton will kick things off tomorrow in henderson. she'll be at "painter's hall"... that's near mountain vista and sunset. doors open at 9:30 tomorrow morning... with the canvass kick- off starting an hour later. in the past few months... both hillary and bill clinton have made multiple stops in the silver state... trying to get out the vote./// ((denise valdez)) > republican presidential hopefuls are all making their pitches to south carolina voters. john kasich dug into barbecue in orangeburg. the ohio governor ho

not tammy. >> reporter: the stunning relationship is confirmed for the first time when bob meyers laterress. >> we knew how bad he was but we didn't know he was this bad. >> reporter: meyers claiming his wife had mentored the troubled youth. >> my wife spent countless hours at that park consoling this boy. she was really good to him. she fed him, she gave him money, she told him to pull his pants up. >> reporter: some saw it as odd that you didn't disclose that you knew him to the media at one point. and then later on you did. >> 'cause i didn't know. i never knew -- nowsch's last name. i knew him as erich. i didn't know it till i saw his picture on television. >> reporter: detectives leave their suspect alone in that room, this time to call his mother, and let her know he won't be coming home. >> mom, i love you. i love you. okay. i've already told them everything. the only reason i confessed, mom, is because they knew everything. >> reporter: but the case is far from closed. nowsch won't give up the driver of the silver sedan, and claims no knowledge of any prior road rage incident. >

we talked about their regret (( bob meyers/father of tammy meyers: the thing is, in my daughter's eyes, if she didn't ask her mom to teach her how to drive that night, her mom would still be alive.)) ((george knapp)) erich nowsch and derrick andrews.. who drove the car.. have a murder trial scheduled for march. they both pleaded not guilty./// ((paula francis)) > in about an hour... president bill clinton will be campaigning here in las vegas... to try to win over voters for his wife's presidential bid. he's meeting at the "united brotherhood of carpenters" international training center... that's near sunset and las vegas boulevard. the former president will also make his way to pahrump tomorrow... speaking at manse elementary school at 9:45 in the morning./// ((paula francis)) > and we want to remind you... we are your local election headquarters through the campaign. you can stay up to date on-air and on las vegas now dot com...

bob meyers: she was the rock she was the matriarch of the meyers, you know. everything we did is how she set it up, you know. and it was all organized and the business, the home, everything, you know. she made things easy that's what she liked to do, you know george knapp: so, what's it been like without her? a year without her? bob meyers: it's hard. it hasn't changed. its like, everybody says 'well, it's so long ago.' i'm like well it doesn't seem that long,, you know, to me , doesn't seem like a year. seems like i'm still in the nightmare, i'm gonna wake up. we will have more portions from this interview at 5 and 6, then tonight at 11, george knapp will reveal why the meyers were forced to move out of their home. the suspect, erich nowsch, is scheduled for trial next month. on our website, bob meyers talks about whether the death penalty is warranted in this case. ((paul joncich)) > with a little over a week to go until the primaries, gop presidential hopefuls are making their pitches to south carolina voters. john kasich sampled the goods at duke's bar-b-

not tunning relationship is confirmed for the first time with bob meyer's addresses the my wife spent countless hours at the park consoling this boy. she fed him. she gave him money. up. >> a big question still remains. who washen tammy meyers was shot. cell phone records leadrick andrews. owner of a silver audi that looks like this car in the security video. today they're side by side once again entering ane of the reasons you're pleading guilty to this charge is in truth and fact you are guilty of the charge. >> yes, your hono guilty to second degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon. and the driver of that silver car, derrick andrews pleading and voluntary >> did you know a shooting had taken place. >> yes i did, your honor. >> with that knowledge you drove him away from the scene of the crime? >> yes i did, it's a day bob meyers has long been waiting for. >> we're going to miss a great woman, great wife, great mother, great person. that won't be over for t of this will be. we can start the healing process. >> for nightline, i'm deborah >> next, the o.j. simpson case is back

>> yes i did, your honor. >> it's a day bob meyers has long been waiting for. >> we're going to miss a great woman, great wife, great mother, great person. that won't be over for us. but the part of this will be. we can start the healing process. >> for nightline, i'm deborah roberts. >> next, the o.j. simpson case is back in the headlines. the nation fixated on an uncovered knife. tonight new developments in the police investigation. and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately

adam is live in medford at the bob meyer memorial park and hanging out with the kids too.ood day. >> reporter: the original playground here was built back in the early 1990s, this particular area back here. and this is a community driven playground and park, like a nonprofit. where the community comes together and puts it together. and then a second playground built in 2010, the first all accessible playground in the entire burlington county. wheelchairs can get up there and all kids can have fun. lets look at the numbers now, high temperatures with the sun back, we finally get back into the 70s here, 80 degrees in buffalo today and so far new york city on the verge of 80 and washington, d.c. 65 degrees where the clouds did not budge, if you look at double scan live radar a few thunderstorms in western pennsylvania but the biggest concentration is in the tennessee valley, that is a long a cold front that will pass in here on your friday to bring us more rain as we round out the week. >> are you being silly? show everyone what you were just doing being silly. they are getti

a chat with warriors general manager bob meyers. for now that's a wrap from oracle arena. larry beil, abc 7 sports. >>> all right. larry, thank you so much. kevin durant has yet to play his first regular season game as a warrior but he's already proving to be a champion to deserving children. >> yeah, durant announced today he's part of the my brothers keeper success mentor's initiative aimed at promoting the importance of mentorship especially in the minority community. he's featured in a video supporting the organization. >> support my brother's keeper and visit mentor.gov. >> durant says the support of mentors helped ensure he graduated from high school and pursued those dreams. look where that's gotten him. >> k.d. has tloench himself into bay area life. >> yes. >> you drink a lot of coffee. >> ma little bit? >> used to work in the been. whether you make your cup, you want to know which coffee is the best. 21 colombian could have eswere tested to find out. if you want the freshest tasting coffee give whole beans a try. coffee experts focused on colombian coffee, ground

the general manager bob meyers talked about the injury this afternoon. >> people want time lines. we want them, too. so we said two weeks, but that's no guarantee. it might be after or before two weeks, but i think it will be somewhere in that range hopefully. at this point it's just a guess. it's over. it's done. the mri is over. everything is done. now it's about the guys that can play go play and when he can play, he'll play. >> a short time before the results were made known, warriors fans got somerelief when the mvp himself gave a status report via social media tweeting out thanks for all the prayers and messages, can feel all the positive energy. god is great. all things considered i'm going to be all right. apparently no one is safe from the injury bug. >>> huge news regarding a potential 2nd round opponent. clippers, blazers game four on this play. clips point guard chris paul injured left the court holding his hand and judging by the reaction it wasn't good, paul forced to leave. word is he broke a bone in his right hand, could be done the rest of the playoffs. also doesn

he will be introduced tomorrow by the warriors general manager, bob meyers and head coach, steve kerr's happening at 1:00 at oracle arena. he will be joining that stellar, stellar team. a lot going on tomorrow. tomorrow we have the warriors and on friday, we have the gymnastic trials. you have to pull it out, it will be good. >> we will pull through for you. tomorrow, starting gloomy, we have the clouds and areas of spotty drizzle and temperatures in the low 50s. it will clear out, we will have at least partly cloudy skies inland and 77 for the south bay, and tri-valley 28 if you are heading toward san francisco. the fog is moving in. in all all, everyone will be happy. >> happy is what we want. >> thanks for joining us, today at the bay starts at 4:30 in the morning, we will see you tomorrow. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- zac efron, carmelo anthony,

. >> general manager bob meyers also says he thinks the least office could do is to tell the playersey beat the padres@yjb"át giants are tied for the wild card lead with nine games remaining in the regular season. >> chase and then a crash, an update on the closure of the san diego bridge when we come back. >>> okay. we have an update on our breaking news live pictures from it's hard to see, the westbound lanes on the right side, all lanes shutdown because of a crash. we've now learned the crash involves aç stolen hayward pole car. officers say they chased that stolen car on to the sanmateo bridge when it crashed into 4zmice car then rolled into the marsh. this is video sent from somebody on the bridge of all the police on the bridge including the chp. we hear the suspect is also iny custody, but right now all westbound lanes still remain closed on the sanmateo bridge. eastbound lanes are not effected if you'rev: headed towards the peninsula, you'll by diverted no word yet on when those lanes will reopen. >> the big question now, the morning commute, friday morning commute, westboun

general manager bob meyers. >> so, the goal is to think it can play. hopefully, one of them will be there. >> the forward averaged 14 points a contest. >> everybody has doing due diligence, the toughest job in the world. i just want to get to the right situation. i'm super excited to get to whatever city i go to. >> the bulls have traded former league mvp derrick rose to the new york knicks. >> the holiday and second round pick. and cavalier fans are celebrating the first major pro sports title in 52 years. about 1.3 million people came out to cheer. jim brown was also along for the ride. >> after 22 hits, the giants remain off tonight in pittsburgh. the former athletic, nearly making a splash landing in the allegheny river. then, two runs in the fifth, there is a love for a two run double that gave san francisco a 7-6 lead now until 7th place giants. oakland took a 1-0 lead. and a's rookie struck out nine batters over six innings. milwaukee got to name them for three runs in the fifth. chris goes back with a wall that runs out of room. a's lose 4-2. o

bob meyers driving the bus. great crew there. you know, joe will, you know, just nod his head and say that's right, fellas. let's get the best. total applause to everybody involved with the warriors. i think the fans are absolutely ecstatic on this beautiful 4th of july. >> happy day for all of us. our jobs got a lot more fun today. garry st. jean, appreciate it. happy 4th of july to you. >> all right. much more talk about this through the day. i am sure we will see that in the later newscast. >> when you thought oracle couldn't get any louder. >> absolutely. >> warriors fans are celebrating durant's decision to join the team. >> kevin durant is a warriors? are you kidding me? that's awesome. that is awesome! that's the last piece, right? >> we got the news on our way to the giants game this morning and we were honking our horns and yelling out the window about it. >> kevin durant is one of the -- he is really good. now that he's not on the thunder, we're gonna have a better chance of winning and i really hate the cavaliers now.

. >> our general manager bob meyers who you met earlier mentioned that you're going to be a free agent at the end of the year. so we don't know if you have anything lined up yet. but -- >> i'm ready to go. >> you can consider this a symbol of an offer that's coming. we want you as soon as your duties are done in the white house, we'd like you to be the leader of dub nation. >> there you go. back in washington dc. for today, it was washington dc. district of curry. >> oh, very good. i like that. >> the president made reference to riley. he was wishing riley was there. >> that's right. mark, thank you, coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, 2 investigates a serious flood of water, tens of thousands of gallons above and beyond mandatory restrictions. we asked how it could happen at 10:00. $6 footlongs are a big deal. but the media is going a little crazy. i am in the heart of what is now being called "sub-mageddon." with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems to be spilling out on the streets. i have never seen anything like this before. enjoy all our delicious classi

general manager bob meyers. >> so, the goal is to get we think it can play.efully, one of them will be there. >> the forward averaged 14 points a contest. >> everybody has doing due diligence, the toughest job in the world. i just want to get to the right situation. i'm super excited to get to whatever city i go to. >> the bulls have traded former league mvp derrick rose to the new york knicks. >> the holiday and second round pick. and cavalier fans are celebrating the first major pro sports title in 52 years. about 1.3 million people came out to cheer. jim brown was also along for the ride. >> after 22 hits, the giants remain off tonight in pittsburgh. the former athletic, nearly making a splash landing in the allegheny river. then, two runs in the fifth, there is a love for a two run double that gave san francisco a 7-6 lead now until 7th place giants. oakland took a 1-0 lead. and a's rookie struck out nine batters over six innings. milwaukee got to name them for three runs in the fifth. chris goes back with a wall that runs out of room. deep to left. a's l

i would like to ask congressman bob meyer of virginia to standby for the fourth candle.rth candle will be lit by a survivor of poland. following germany's invasion of poland, her father smuggled the family to belarus, where they were deported to a log in siberia. -- to a gulag in siberia by the soviets. they later relocated to curse extend, where they remained until the end of the war. the fifth candle will be lit by a survivor born in amsterdam. with the assistance of the dutch resistance, three-year-old leo was hidden with a couple in amsterdam whilst his parents were able to find shelter in an attic elsewhere in the city. they had no contact until they reunited in 1945. the sixth candle will be lit by two survivors. 10-year-old alfred was sent by his parents on a kinder transport to england, where he was welcomed by a host family. he served in the british and israeli armies. brussels.born in her mother first hid her in a convent, and later with a christian family. alfred and josie-ann volunteer at the museum, along with her mother, a survivor of auschwitz. thank you c

general manager bob meyer says he intends to. so, we used to do these interviews on the court but everyone it seems is a star including yourself, obviously. >> yeah, i can't go out in public anymore. nobody can take that seriously. i'm joking. no, it's nice, quieter. i'm excited. it's going to be fun to watch these guys. >> reporter: how do you not become overly excited just off the preseason and the last game against portland where they just seemed like they're already midseason form? >> last year tempering expectations and you quite know how a season is going to turn out. nobody, me included would have predicted 73 wins. neither of those i thought possible but then it looked good for us in the post season and we didn't win. that's the great thing about sports is you don't know what's going to happen. but i am trying to more appreciate the journey as we go and watching this unfold. this is fun, i'm excited and hopefully we do well. >> reporter: he's going to enjoy the ride. so should all of us. live at oracle arena, nbc bay area

the cia declined to comment but meyer has his own idea. >> they won't say that bob levinson was a cia consultant who went to iran to gather information for the cia and they are refusing to do that because they do not want to admit that we're in the business of collecting intelligence on both >>reporter: it would be an admission that could endanger other americans overseas who would be treated like suspected spies by hostile nations. the first hint about levinson's disappearance came in 2007 in an e-mail apparently from bob and sent to his family and the fbi. >> it was one of the most tantalizing clues they might have received. this was an e-mail that appeared to have been written by bob levinson and it was pleading for help. they never followed up these individuals. >>reporter: the fbi wouldn't comment but issued a statement on the ninth anniversary of his disappearance saying the fbi continues to work closely with our intelligence community and international partners to locate bob and bring him home safely. >> i've been held here for three and a half years. i'm not in very good healt

. >> bob meyer stressed that the two week estimate is a ballpark figure. curry could be ready earlier or it could take longer. this part is for sure. that deep warrior bench will be needed moving forward. >>> so we are hoping that trailblazers clipper series goes the full 7 days. >> don't forget they have to wrap up the houston series. it has to happen on wednesday. that's the earliest. and if you are a warrior fan the best pace is a full 7 and gives them more rest time and a couple of more home games, maybe you don't use curry and see how things turn out. >> the warriors are putting on a brave face saying we can do it without steph curry. >> it is the deepest bench in all of nba. it is time for the guys to step forward and prove that is the case which is exactly what they did in the second half against houston. >> it is so hard. you see how the emotions came out for steph curry. >> that is right. he does it all right and prepares. >> one little drop of water. >> sweat or something. >> yes. a player had fallen and before they got it wiped up, he falls in t

green with was watching the game in a suite at the coliseum along with goes guess general manager bob meyers and retired player. the warriors fans confident the team will win when green is back on the court in cleveland. >> i don't know, i am sure he has a lost thoughts a lot of regrets but he will be back the next game and get right in there and do what we came to do, get the ring. >> coverage of game 6 stars at 5:00 if on thursday, and warriors also hosting a watch part at oracle arena with tickets on sale today at 1:00 and friday night game was sold out. >> get 'em fast. >> grab a coat this morning it is chilly. in the east bay the hills and the vietnam -- and the valleys, richmond is 57. we have oakland at 56, and same in june city and hayward and both of our temperatures in the low-to-mid 50 and antioch and brentwood at 57 and san jose at 56, 55 in san carlos and mountain view and novato at 54 pacifica is 51 and san francisco 55. maybe not so much sailing with small craft advisory. and walking the dog it is chilly, and mild this afternoon. beautiful picture, nature is ... hope that puts

live from oracle later on this afternoon, and at 6:00 we'll talk with warriors general manager bob meyers about his big new addition. in fact, they made a bunch of them this off-season. for now live from oracle, larry beil, abc 7 sports. >> all good stuff, thanks, larry. see you a little later. >> if you haven't noticed it's a gray and misty day around the bay area. >> rain fell pretty constantly in the north bay this morning. this is how it looked in nevada. the chp reported no major accidents in the region. hopefully that means commuters are getting used to the rain again. >> this car was on a wet and windy road on the peninsula when the driver lost control. sky 7 was over brisbane this morning as the chp investigated the rollover accident on guadalupe canyon parkway. the car went down an embankment and flipped over. the driver was trapped inside. a group of hikers saw the car sometime later and called police. the driver was hospitalized with leg injuries. >> well, the chainsaws were out in berkeley again today and crews were cutting and hauling away that big elm that came down yesterda

for those of you who may not be old enough to remember, bob meyers was the first chief actuary for the social security administration from 1947 to 1970. he helped to structure and fund the largest social insurance program in our nation's history. bob wasles president of the academy in 1971 he wrote some material i had to study to pass my examinations to become an actuary. each year the myers award made contributions to the common good through service to government or other public organizations. i believe bob myers would recognize recipients who through decades of public service. the 22nd recipient of the myers award is joan weiss. we are going to say things about joan so please, we want to make sure they get the good picture of you. pension plans that serve millions of participants benefited from joan's unflagging actuarial stewardship, spanning her career with pension benefit guaranty corporation and joint role of enrollment of actuaries. joan's dedication and professionalism earned respect and praise from her colleagues and peers in the actuarial profession. not only does her service

. >> reporter: disaster services coordinator bob meyer says hydration was always part of their job for the dnc but with extreme temperatures in the forecast, they're stepping up their game. >> we're really targeting first responder personnel and support staff that are working sort of like those long days out on the perimeter and staging areas standing on asphalt all day long. >> reporter: that includes police. we found these police officers in need of extra water this afternoon as they patrolled the area of the wells fargo center. over the next few days meyer says his crews will be mobilizing. >> association really designed for functionality. >> reporter: at least one of these canteen trucks will be stationed at the wells fargo center to keep police and other workers fed and hydrated. the food and water was purchased by the city but the manpower will come from the salvation army which will also help stock medical stations for protestors at fdr park. mayor jim kinney says the city has a plan to make sure everyone stays safe. >> we are taking great efforts to make sure the people who are

it starts way up with the owners and then bob meyers, the general manager, and then steve kerr very special to have him. and you know, they sold out 17 a 5 -- 175 straight games. >> do they need to win the nba championship to be considered the greatest team of all time? >> i am glad you asked that. definitely they do have to win the championship. that does not necessarily mean they are the greatest team of all time. i will say that. i think it takes a few years because i have played on a celtics team that won eight straight championships. it doesn't count because it was the '50s and '60s. >> it counts. >> i am irrelevant. when i talk to a young player. >> no, never. >> when i am talking to a young player in the league i say, you know, me talking to you is like someone talking to me when i was a rookie in 1956. i asked when did you play in the league? he said from 1916 to 1927. >> it puts it in perspective. here's the deal. the celtics won all those championships. lakers won five in the '80s. the celtics won three in the '80s as well. then in the '90s and it was the bulls. they won six out o

officially introduced as a warrior during a 1:30 news conference with head coach steve kerr and the gm bob meyers. by the way, for warriors fans out there, those jerseys, those warriors kevin durant no. 35 jerseys we are told will be available starting today at warriors.com. so you can go grab those. by the way, guys, i was thinking about this, sitting and thinking about this. this is a good job of photoshopping because he obviously hasn't put on a warriors jersey yesterday. >> he looks great in it. >> reporter: he looks really good in blue and gold. kudos to the photoshop crew. >> thank you, alex. >>> starting today, it's the beginning of the flower piano event in san francisco. this is the event from last year. they come from the san francisco botanical garden in golden gate park. they place 12 pianos for people to play. this event runs through july 18th. >>> speaking of pianos, check out connor of san ramon. he was only seven years old. take him out to golden gate park. he is ten years old now. just returned to the bay area from carnegie hall. not just carnegie hall. the main stage. he is goin

a personal thank you to cspan's former board chairman bob meyer who traveled to kentucky to be with us, history buffs as they are to kick off the first of the contender series. thanks for being with us as we learned more tonight about the life of henry clay. >>> tonight on cspan 3's american history tv and primetime, the start of two weeks of our series, the contenders. they ran and lost but changed political history. programs about henry clay lead off the series. we will show you a profile of the former house speaker from kentucky known as the great compromiser in the early 19th century. we'll also tour his ashland estate in lexington. also, senator mitch mcconnell talks about the legacy of henry clay as a member of the house and senate for over four decades and then a look at the compromise of 1850 and the impact of slavery on the compromise that preserved the uchb on. all of this coming up on american history tv on

jua at fort meyer in arlington,in bob barnard fox5 local news. >> fascinating to see a look t behind the scenes there.ces th >> yes, it is. >> coming up, trouble in the, ob air. >>> what caused a hot airaused balloon with four peoplee inside make a hard sudden harden the coast guard took extremext measures to rescue a loggerogger who was hurt. h incredible video coming up xtxt. >> and redskins vernon davis d gets pranked at a military mil appreciation dinner.apeciation . find out who is behind thed joke. joke >>> that's ahead. >>> we'll see you right back. >> ?? video out of or o u.s. coast k at lt ogofger who lge was hurt to safety. saf emergency crews say the man m had a broken back and symptoms of hypothermia.ypherm a search and rescue team foundea the logger called in the coastca gud.d.ll the team was there and took --no they were taking part in an nearby training mission andison arrived in just a matter of matr minutes to help out.. they rushed the logger to the hospital for treatment.al f >> caught on camera hot air balloon made an emergency landing at a park in philadelphia. y

to bob weeder meyer who remains cautious. b, the source of your concern about the stock market is it steeped in the economy in general or something else that has you worried? >> yeah, well, it's both. it's kind of fragile. it's steeped in the economy, which steeped in the monetary policy. the reality is this market's gone up with money printing, and we have been doing massive money printing since august of 2014. and notice the market hasn't gone up. so i'm concerned about any bad economic news, any bad news like brexit pushing it down when it doesn't have that support from very loose monetary policy, lots of printing money. charles: you know, these aren't dumb people at these central banks. >> no. charles: they are world class economists, and they have a sense of history. what do you think is driving this? is the action in and of itself sort of a mission of desperation? >> it's a great question, charles, and that's exactly what i think it is. it's a panic, not a plan. the reality is what if they didn't do all this massive stim

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