and randy lee allen made no more confessions. september of 2003, he was convicted of kidnapping and sexual assault and received two consecutive terms of 75 years. dana stinson is a pseudonym for the remarkable young girl who showed courage, determination, and whose near photographic memory helped solve the case. and the forensic evidence helped, too. >> they stuck to her clothing and all that, her body, that's amazing. i can't believe how they can pick up something that small and make something stick like this which i'm glad it did. through science and all that. >> it's amazing how, you know, the world of forensics, how interesting it is and how from a tiny, tiny piece of nothing, they can find evidence. you know, that is very amazing. i find it very, very amazing. and like i told you, i mean, if i was young and i have to do it all over again, yes, i think i would go into forensics >>> the talks have resumed between north and south korea but even as top official try to defuse the tensions, their militaries remain on high alert. >

we go back to william allen whi te. in september, less than two months for the election that year, he jumped in as the independent candidate for klanrnor on the anti- platform. this is a cartoon that was done kirby.'oonist, "a realion of this is american goes hunting." the man with the rifle is william allen white. white did not end up winning the election. he got 1/4 of the vote, which was respectful. the republican party was furious, because they thought he opponent'so bomb the chances of winning the election, but the opponent won the election. all that remained was the supreme court giving their opinion. they came back in 1927 and said there was no issue of federal law in this case, therefore, the kansas supreme court decision was upheld, and that meant the klan could no longer legally operate in the state, and kansas to give the first state to have a legal ouster of the klan

allen: mr. bush has said in the past he wants to run a joyful campaign. >> in the tradition of the wnder and gentler from h bush. the compassionate conservative. the question is, you know, how do you handle the contradiction of doing that indie primary? at the end of the day, you know, i think that we will see tonight is their stylistic differences. but basically, on every issue they are all the same. jeb, too. mr. allen: do you worry more about marco rubio or scott walker? aboutould be worried either one. then i would not very earlier, it was not that i thought the election would be a cakewalk. you have to be prepared for any eventuality. it is a hard election to predict. if you follow the republican tradition, you would think that that would be jeb bush. but i think anything could happen. it could be back in 1954 around him. i do not know. i mean that an insurgent, the couldablishment candidate end up with the nomination. mr. allen: if we use the 1954 generalization for the election, that woul

here is retired general john allen. general allen: isis is losing. when you listen to their tactical communications, they have problems with morale. burned captain -- a number of foreign fighters rebelled and were executed by the central government. there was during the time of kobani a moment in the c ampaign whenever but he said we would lose. mselves.aled thei they knew that there was only two outcomes, to be killed by defenders or coalition air. recent activities rendered very clear messages. there are places within the infrastructure where the morale is not good. as we begin to strangle the itenses, the finances, becomes more difficult to payain their operations and fighters. that will create additional problems. >> general allen now serves as a special presidential envoy for the coalition to counter isis. you can watch the presentation at 8:00 p.m.. >> when the senate takes its august break, we will feature book tv programming weeknights and prime time. at the end of the summer, look for two look tv programs. programs. we are live from the nati

i doubt old cecil clemens who opened it in 50s would recognize it today, allen has redone the ink yo. the inside in a good year they sell more than 10,000 pounds of prime gator meat. farming has been good still in the wild. >> population has been steady or increased. you know like any other farmer we're not going to destroy the environment because that is our livelihood. with any luck their son ben will be next generation to seagate or ramma -- it is already paying him dividends he found his wife here. >> just got married 4 months ago, my wife walked through the doors of the gift shop. jamie: that is how you met? >> that is how we met. jamie: she works with him. >> she loves it mere. jamie: they have one last treat for me. >> we'll show you how to sit on an alligator. jamie: do you do that? >> i have been wanting to do it where i was 6 years old. >> cover his eye, put your knees in the dirt, and your hands right here -- stay back! jamie: this not in my contract. it's looking at me. >> i think he likes you. jamie: you might say this is the type of guy, once you get your hands on him, y

>> police catch deric allen. melissa and her baby daughter are both safe. >> she could have been killed. i mean, without question. if she didn't stay on that phone, absolutely, she could have been killed. >> when melissa's dad first hears the 911 call, he's overwhelmed with emotion. >> i've never heard anything like that in my life. i picture her laying on that bed, with this maniac on top of her. you can only assume what might have been happened, but it wasn't going to be anything good. >> in the courtroom, margalia says allen appears to have no remorse, and hearing his daughter's voice on that heart-wrenching 911 call again is too much. >> i just said, the hell with it. and i tried to reach him. and unfortunately, i didn't. i came within probably a foot or so, and got tackled by this middle linebacker bailiff there. he hit me around the waist and i fell to the ground and he was on top of me. so, i could picture myself really doing some serious harm to him, so maybe it's a blessing i didn't. >> in 2008, deric al

john allen: yes.herever their point of origin is, joining the only cause -- holy cause, is often -- dispels very quickly. we have heard about surgeons -- desertions. even with those reports, we have many who are executed not display any willingness to take it apart from the internal regulations. so the sense that they are agent or not -- juggernaut, that is far from the truth. it is nowhere near the truth. eric: in the middle. seems that this is a battle for hearts and minds. it is the treated as a military type of operation. so the question is, to what extent or should the government be trying to win the hearts, what is going on in the middle east is an example of why there should be a separation of mosque and state. -- shiitesat sheds and sunnis are fighting within, this happened in egypt, every country proves the point that the mixture of religion and they statehood bad idea -- , it is a bad idea. the question is, to what extent on the military could you comment on what should be done in that area?

a question for general allen. can you describe the discussions with the turkish government about the possibility of instituting some air exclusion zone. it has been well known the turks have asked for that and would like to see some kind of regime put in place by our assets. was that in any way part of the discussions to obtain the use of answer look? something that is ongoing in your discussions. mr. allen: it is not part of the discussion at all. >> a question for mr. glaser. there were conflicting reports about whether general sula money was in line to have sanctions lifted as part of this. can you clarify, is he in line to have those sanctions lifted, and was your office consulted before his name was put on the list? mr. glaser: i'm not here to talk about the details of the negotiations with iran. as a general matter the nuclear related sanctions will be lifted at the time that iran's compliance has been verified. with respect to details on that i would have to get back to you. is he on what list? to the exten

john allen, i want to turn to you. you recently returned from a trip to turkey and have visited more than 30 capitals. where are we in this? is it as gloomy as senator mccain said today in washington or are there a few bright spots? john: thanks again. it's great to be back here and on a panel with two dear fri ends. we just got back from turkey. it was our 10th contact with them in a whole series of conversations that have in -- have been increasingly productive and fruitful. we are old friends with turkey. we have been allies for a long time. you are both faced with real crises here with regards to dash . we are faced with a real crisis. turkey has for a very long time will -- don't with a 1.5 elaine to 2 million refugee and they deserve credit for that. we have seen the conversation take an important turn as of late. it is encouraging an important. eric: how soon could american warplanes begin to start flying? john: i will leave that to washington to comment. to your specific point, a year ago today we were facing t

. >>> retired general john allen and special presidential envoy for the global coalition to counter isis. he recently spoke about the isis threat at the center for american progress. his remarks are followed by a panel discussion. this entire event is an hour and 45 minutes. >>> good morning, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the center for american progress, it's amazing to see so many wonderful friends here i see investor haley, some other distinguished members of the diplomatic corps. we're all here from caps perspective to launch this report, from all of your perspective to get an opportunity to hear directly from general john allen the president's special envoy to the global coalition to counter isis. they still say isil, i say isis. general alan is one of the great patriots and public servants we've had in this country. and i've had the privilege to know him for several years. he has been a man who would take on any difficult task for the united states. and he's been endlessly dedicated, dedicated to the troops dedicated to the marines he led. dedicated to the civilians who worked i

allen: no. it is not part of the conversation. >> not part of the discussion at all. >> thank you. >>>> hi, mike with joshua news." for mr. glaser. conflicting reports after the iran deal was signed that general soleimani was ready to have sanctions lifted. was he in line to have been lifted? was your office consulted before his name was put on the list? mr. glaser: i'm not here to talk about the details of the nuclear negotiations with iran. as a general matter, as everyone knows, the nuclear-related sanctions will be lifted at the time that iran's compliance with the agreement has been verified. with respect to details, i would have to get back to you. >> is he on what list? mr. glaser: general soleimani to extent that he's involved with terrorist activities, he would remain sanctions. to the extent that the sanctions are related to the nuclear program, the sanctions will be lifted. those sanctions will be lifted when iran's compliance with the agreement is verified. >> a question to the ambas

i'm allen martin. good afternoon to you, i'm allen martin. thank you for joining us for a special 4:30 edition of kpix 5 news. we are counseling down to preseason -- counting down preseason football. the lions playing the jaguars at 5:00. >>> the water was shut off at san quentin because of a legionnaire's disease scare. chopper 5 showing the inmates lining up for bottles of water. one person has tested positive for that disease. 30 others are showing symptoms. kpix 5's joe vazquez at san quentin for us where prisoners are not allowed to take showers. joe. >> reporter: allen, because they have just had one confirmed case, they are not calling this an outbreak yet but there are 30 prisoners showing symptoms. this is very serious like a severe form of pneumonia. so they are taking this very seriously. from chopper 5, you can see the calm but chaotic scene on the san quentin prison yard. hundreds of inmates are lined up to get water. also about 200 porta-potties have been brought in for 3700 prisoners. officials say they have shut off the water

lang, general allen talked about, you know, giving a chance to functioning federalism. and other policies of the iraqi government. normally you would think that we would go in as was the case with the surge, there was military -- it's a multidimensional effort, you would think we would go in with programs, for example, the usaid supporting a government. today usaid is closing down in iraq. i wonder if you could comment about that. i don't think that has come up in discussion. >> we'll take one more question down here. >> i have two questions. the first question is regard to possible kickstarting of the stalemated political negotiations in syria, what role do you see of iran and russia taking such an effort? and my second question has to do with lebanon. the immediate neighbor of cyprus and already curious. what do you see the dangers of lebanon? >> thank you. maybe we'll go sarah, and then steve. >> on the numbers we don't have exact numbers of who has gone back. it's been one of the things we watch very closely after the vacate victory untikrit is how quickly and soon

david hadley: really significant early on is allen dulles. allen dulles is the brother of the secretary of state during the eisenhower administration. so, 1950 three, the eisenhower administration comes in. is in chargeulles of the united states' interaction with the world and allen dulles was put in charge of the not so public interaction with the world. it is under him that the cia first successfully under throat -- overthrows a foreign government in iran in 1953. he is very much an advocate of this more advocate covert action oriented agency. aggressive, covert action oriented agency. there are others that left their mark and i do not want to suggest there was nobody else. you get a guy like john mccone in the 60's. of centralirector intelligence during the cuban missile crisis. he really buckles down and focuses especially on providing good intelligence and keeping a lower profile. so i would say those are two of the most important early directors of the cia. steven scully: why did you get interested in this topic? david hadley: i got int

allen dershowitz joins us. ns us. >> civilians in yemen are rallying to fight houthi's ally, ali abdullah saleh. hashem ahelbarra has the story. >> now, they have been recruited to join yemen's new army. the country's military is known for being divided along tribal and sectarian lines. some of these trainees were forced to retire under former president saleh, under his administration there was inherent mistrust of people from southern yemen. a fear they might form a break away state. >> translator: we formed this battalion a few weeks ago, right after we defeated houthi fighters and pushed them out of the southern cities. there are 4700 soldiers, who fought off the invaders. >> exiled president hadi's return to power depends on an army that is loyal to him. a province on yemen's border with saudi arabia. some of those, had links with the houthis, thousand they are switching sides, they are joining with government forces to recapture the province of saada. >> we are making preparations to start a military campa

david allen wrote the book. i am into gtd. >> okay. that's fine. i would say -- >> i think you need penicillin for that. >> it clears up in a few weeks. i am more of a realist. i recognize that all things aren't permanent. the good times don't last, but the bad times don't either. more than optimism, specificity gives you what you want. you have to define what you are after in order to work for it. most of the things that i am most proud of in my life, i clearly imagined or said out lout that's what i want. and then the seas parted and i made it happen. >> remi, perhaps the good professor is defining things wrong. there are optimists and pessimists. and then there are doers. >> one of my law school professors is brilliant. his motto was, it is better to be lucky than to be good. and i think that that is part of it. you have to believe. you have to have faith. you have to be positive that things are going to go well. you work hard and you prepare. and then the really great things happen. i don't think pessimists have any advantage. they only have a

[inaudible] >> kenneth allen mcduff was a texas serial killer who was released on parole in 1989. shortly after leaving prison he began killing again. c-span recently spoke with the author of the book "bad boy from rose bed -- rosebud." >> kenneth allen mcduff almost single-handedly brought about one of the largest constructions of prisons in the free world. he became the

also like to thank general allen and his deputy who has done a tremendous job. i think he has done a lot more air miles than anybody else. i have asked him to be general but passed on to me but hasn't taken place. i think the challenges we face in relation to isis is not just the security aspect of it, as eneral allen alluded to. he has done an outreach to all, whether political entities in iraq and so on. i don't think anybody's putting enough on the outreach. he has done a tremendous job there. he has more what we call legacy challenges in relation to cohesion and social contracts between the communities. that will take some time. but the focus which we're all focused on is the defeat of isis. isis can be a good common project for us to enhance our social cohesion plus focus on the commonalities of that threat. t's a threat to our ethnicity, isis' strategy is one ot attrition. here we significantly need the natural cooperation in what we might call dry wall of their attrition, for example, in relation to finance, the oil, international commodity. somebody is p

two of them, jacob ward and allen schauffler gracious enough to tape on the way to assignments, covering the mine spill near the colorado river. >> this is the water front in seattle, this is the double-decker highway quarrying cars north to south, south to north across the water front for half a century, other than i 5, it's the only other major north-south corridor in the city. they shouldn't be on the highway, it's dangerous, damaged in an earthquake 15 years ago and has been replaced. the via ducts will be torn down, a tunnel dug under the city of seattle to carry the traffic. it's dug by the largest tunnel machine, behind the right cover named bertha, it was stuck, going nowhere. and we are getting to the point where we can fix bertha, getting the repair parts under ground and tunnel northward. the project is about three years behind schedule. as for the budget. the entire project budgeted at 4 billion. the tunnelling - no one is saying how much over budget the budget might be in 2018. on the counter time line, no doubt the cost and who pays it is something we can figure out in the

here is retired general john allen. general allen: isis is losing. when you listen closely to their tactical communications, they have problems with their morale right now. not long after they burned the captain, a number of high school foreign fighters -- isil foreign fighters rebelled and they were some early -- summarily executed by the central government. during the early time of kobani, there was a moment in the campaign where everyone said we were going to lose that and it would be a great victory. but they were terrified. they were either going to be killed by defenders or coalition air. there are similar messages. there are many places within the daesh and for where the morale is not good. as we strangle the finances and it becomes more difficult to pay their fighters, that will create additional morale problems. >> general allen serves as a special envoy on the operation to counter isis. you can watch the entire program with him at 8:00 p.m. this month, c-span radio takes you to the movies. here supreme court cases that played a part in popu

. >> let's go to mary allen in kentucky. go ahead. >> hey. yes. this is a wonderful subject. i've been -- i was born into a medical family. some in the wrong documentation and -- okay. and the other thing started in the '80s. i have a degree in health care organizations. they were promoting how to build your practice and a lot of it was doing more procedures and to get your practice built up. it built up the accounts receivable. so that's when doctors start getting surgeries in their office so they can bill for more procedures. >> okay. we're running out of time. i'll have the doctor jump in. >> she is right. they reward procedures and tests and doctors have a financial benefit if they bring lots of equipment in. i heard a few years ago i was at a meeting in the cardiology group with 11 doctors. they had their own p.e.t. scan, their own c.t. scan and their own c.t. 5 sngiography and i believe an mri machine. and they were complaining that medicare was going to payment rates for those procedures. there has been an ongoing discussion about whether the medicare fee schedule is t

allen schauffler joins us. you have the very model of jeep, it must have made you think twice. this is not just an issue of jeep or chrysler. most of the new car makers have the same vulnerability. >> not just one make or model, not just the 2014 jeep cherokee. general motors issued a software update, apparently a hacker revealed vulnerabilities, so somebody could have turned a person's ignition on and off, track where it was doing, track where it was going, and so forth. people driving on the highways are not likely to have their cars go crazy on them as it did in the story. things will definitely get worse as technology improves ali. >> we're all about autonomous cars, driverless cars. we don't readily think about the other side of that thing, that someone else can be driving that car while we're at the control of it. i'm a big proponent of the internet of things, but this is a vulnerability that goes way beyond cars into our infrastructure, there are some people who say that's really the challenge of the time that we live in now. >> well, and you call it a bridge. we just ha

allen says he's going to die at the end of the year by starving himself to death. we're not really going to give him any interviews. so that was sort of the start. then i went to his -- we found out who his attorney was. we started working him about, you know, can we get in there? can we get some video of him? can we do something? and we started getting hints from sources that something was in the works. that perhaps he would -- that the united states -- neither cuba nor the united states wanted this man to die in prison. neither side did. but there was -- the issue was that there were five cubans who were in the united states in prison, and three of them were still in prison, two of them had been released, and the cubans wanted a prisoner exchange. the united states didn't want to do a prisoner exchange. they were debating about it, they were talking about it. and so i started working the white house -- my white house sources. and trying to find out what stage they were in. and at first it was just sort of, well, something -- the word i remember clearly was, a ver

. >>> as allen sherman would say hello parent one ♪ hello parent two ♪ courts in tennessee decided tolace the word mother and father in all of their legal documents with the gender neutral terms parent one and parent two. that's until fox contributor wrote a column criticizing their decision after which the tennessee administrative office reversed the change. and you know what that is. #u.. ♪ that's the power of starn ♪ power of starn >> don't mess with todd starn,

turning out to stealing firewood what did he do allen talked what his dad didn't do what he the he was super stubborn and took a piece of open space and said it couldn't be a park and built a park the spirit superintendent slow determination and hard work stringent and talent and commitment and sweat that he and john mclaren and everyone that followed including all of you built the best parks in america that you guys have been named for our excellence and dedication and selected from the peers for our talents wear lucky and blessed to have you and you very much deserve it recognize so congratulations (clapping) so before i i'm going to turn it over to our my brother's keeper x in favor a couple of thank you's we don't do it alone we need friends and supporters to first and foremost to local 261 and vince i want to point out this was something that was really, really important to local 261 and to the organization we take pause and it is an mr. shamann walton tradition that to r is birth over time thank you to bob and the golden gate adjudicate club thank you very much (clapping) the san

carolyn allen is a second generation owner. she was just four years old when her dad opened the first downtown location in 1958. paulo's has been in the river mark towers for the last 24 years. she found out a week ago the restaurant would lose its lease. >> it is sad, really sad. but sometimes, it is just time to move on. >> reporter: carolyn says the restaurant will be replaced by a start-up friendly cafeteria and work and play space for techies. she has seen the average age of workers drop about 20 years in recent years. >> it is unfortunate that the history doesn't carry more value and weight. >> reporter: in all those years, customers say the food hasn't changed. >> many standouts include classics with a personal twist. this is the veal shank and this is the house made pepper deli. this is the restaurant's most famous dessert. the canoli recipe was brought over from sicily from the owner's grandfather. >> the food is always perfect here. >> reporter: mark parkinson is coming every night for dinner until they close their st

. >>> all that plus colonel allen west weighs in on the iranian nuclear deal. >>> welcome to "hannity." democrats in full panic mode offer hillary clinton's private server scandal. new details coming out about hillary's careless handling of classified and top secret information as secretary of state. poll numbers are plummeting. this as new reports indicate that vice president joe biden could enter the 2016 race. standing by at the big board tonight with a full report is fox & friends first co-host. joe biden in. he is meeting with elizabeth warren? >> do you think he's going to get in? >> yes. >> you do? according to the "wall street journal" vice president joe biden is leaning toward making another run at the white house. he's said to be weighing his option. and over the weekend he reportedly met with democratic senator elizabeth warren to discuss policy. earlier today white house secretary josh earnest might have given him another reason to run when he said this. >> i think the president's view about vice president's performance as the vice president of the united states should giv

a missed opportunity, according to courtney allen curtis. >> we had worldwide attention on us. we could have been a world leader, we could have implemented body cameras, we could have done significant strides and economic packages to bring more jobs to the area and while we talked about doing that we haven't done nearly enough to actually implement you know those talking points. >> the new law limits how much of a municipal budget can come from traffic fines. ironically, leading ferguson into a budget deficit. new rules also ban courts from jailing someone over small traffic fines. practices the justice department condemned. news of the justice department report and the new state law continued to keep ferguson under a spotlight, a light local residents wanted to turn towards something different. >> we started making tee shirts then it came into coffee mugs and license plate course of the and kids toddlers, these are onesies.

allen marcus from the marcus group. thanks for joining us. come back again. >> these are other stories we're following for you in the news. the legionnaires' disease outbreak in the south bronx has claimed more lives. 10 people have died. 100 have been contracting the disease. city health officials claim they have it under control. they expect fewer new cases in the coming days now that cooling towers are being cleaned of the bacteria that causes the disease. mayor de blasio has ordered all city building owners to have their cooling towers tested and disinfected if bacteria is found or they could face criminal charges. >> the vast majority of buildings in new york city do not have these cooling towers. they tend to be found in bigger, more modern buildings. ernie: governor cuomo's office has offered to help building owners by agreeing to have the state test water samples for free. >> the mayor has unveiled a new plan to combat the city's growing homeless population. the initiative would find long-term solutions for mentally ill people who are

chained to chat with team president, bruce allen. a lot of talk lately about robert griffin the third and what he should and shouldn't be saying. allen has known rg3 from day one since he has been with this organization. here's what he had to say about the criticism. >> all of these players are part of our family and i take it very personal when they attack any of them. anyone who would question robert's character doesn't know him, the people here know him, we appreciate what he is and he is striving to be the best. >>> the other hot topic this week, whether they will see chris cooley back in football pads. now, allen, a little non-committal whether he will be back with the redskins, they did say he could sign with another team. former redskins general manager charley casserly also weighed in and he had some concerns. >> when a player has been out for a while, you are always concerned about the injury factor, especially if the person had any injury history in the past, which cooley did with the knee. where is the knee? how is it goin

. >> joanne, you were probably too young to recognize allen sherman, but did you get the huey lewis reference i made? do you see what i mean? joanne, parent one and parent two? are you opposed? >> the words mother and father, it depends on what they mean to you. is it an identity or is it a job title? even in same sex couples isn't there with parenting styles a more motherly figure and a fatherly figure? even if you don't want to stick to gender roles, there is usually that balance when it comes to parenting children. there is someone who is the authoritarian and someone who

kathy and allen are now planning to have the family over for the holidays. it's just a year later than planned. to see my reports go to abc7 news.com, and click on the sections tab and selection 7 on your side. >>> you thought the drought is getting bad? you know it is when it prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. o >>> would be water thieves are soon going to find themselves unable to tap into fire hydrants. cal fire is starting to lock them, no kidding. how they work and reaction from residents in the santa cruz mountains. >> reporter: in rural areas thieves have cover of brush to steal water from hydrants. so cal fire is now offering locks. >> each piece of equipment in a fire station carries a hydrant key. so we are outfitted with those hydrant keys. >> it's a universal key? >> it

paul allen, bloomberg.he outgoing greek prime minister has ruled out leading a coalition with opposition parties if he fails to win the snap election. alexis tsipras said he would not the party of new democracy, who supported him him parliament. but alexis tsipras did not rule out a government of national unity. he would just not be prime minister. toyota resumes work in tianjin after two weeks since the violent explosion that reportedly killed 139 people. njin portman of tia is under investigation for neglect of duty. "corruption."or korea, the defense ministry is ready to increase spending after the latest standoff with the north. inilable funds will rise line with the overall 2016 budget. extra cash will be made available for combat capability in the dmz. defense-related stocks rose on the news. rishaad: up next, a tragedy in the u.s. raising questions of double standards in the media. ♪ ♪ they look at what is trending online. we are following a trustee in virginia, where two journalists were shot dead o

scott. >> reporter: hi, allen and veronica, great to be with you in the bay area. here's the "cbs evening news" tonight. our ben tracy is following the largest wildfire in the country, the one burning just north of san francisco. also tonight, it has happened again. this afternoon, a gunman opened fire at a movie theater. how quick action by the police saved lives. and the flavor of youth could spicy food be the secret of living a longer life? dean reynolds gives us a taste tonight on the western edition of the cbs evening knew it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin

. >> jonathon allen, i was wondering how long it was going to take them. if that timetable is right we will see them after labor day. >> what if it doesn't work, lawrence. >> that's the point. >> the thing that's going to well for trump right now he is not your typical politician. he doesn't play by the rules. you heard him in the event in new hampshire that kasie was at saying people were offering him money $5 million from one guy he turned down. he said i can't be bought. i know how the game will play. the other guys will come in with outside money and i will spend my own money. that's part of his narrative. it may serve to reinforce his point. the other thing going on with regard to him hitting jeb bush, take it back a couple of decades and remember george h.w. bush got called a wimp a lot. "newsweek" had a cover talking about the wimp factor. think what donald trump is saying if you boil it down, is jeb bush is a wimp and i'm not. i think that's something the bush family struggled with over time. george w. bush didn't have as much of that issue but i t

thank you, allen. allen weiss with weiss residential research. >>> the budget deficit is expected to shrink, projected to fall to $246 billion, the lowest level of the obama presidency. that forecast is lower than the previous one in march, but the cbo also warned that congress needs to take action on the budget, and if that doesn't happen, the trend will reverse. best buy was today's brit spot, and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the retailer was the best performer in the s&p 500, after reporting an increase in earnings and revenue that beat estimates and a jump in same-store sales. big screen tvs and phones continue to drive sales growth. shares rose 12.5% to 32.95. better sales of full price merchandise helped dsw post an increase in sales, but despite the rise, the results didn't meet estimates. the firm backed its full year earnings outlook, still, shares tumbled more than 11% to 27.35. also a disappointing quarter for sanderson farms, missing estimates on the top and bottom lines. t