. >> the story had legs because the split seemed so amicable. everything seemed friendly so we had to keep calling to find out what went wrong in. >> in an interview, blake was in a surprisingly good mood. >> what is in that cup, sir? >> a little vodka. i thought i would get started. >> it was one of those weeks for so many celebs this summer. nine of whom were musicians, 15 actors, three reality starts, a beauty queen and two muppets. one of the costliest is ben affleck and jennifer garner. >> we awe saul this coming because rumors were running rampant for so long. they made sure their statement came out while in the bajaa bahama's. nannygate 2015. did ben affleck cheat on his wife with the nanny in we're not sure we'll get the full story, but we know that jennifer garner had enough. >> and reba macintre and her husband were married the longest, they won five oscars, five emmys, nine grammys, and six golden globes. there are 16 children left to deal with the aftermath of these breakups. gwen stephany and gavin rasdale has three. gwen is on "the

as for blake's divorce from miranda, he said today that is amicable. >> our whole thing is we're justng to be cool about this. it is what it is. we're buddies. >> and he why we think blake and gwen aren't a cou from new york, "e.t." senior news editor says that, despite the rumors, there has been absolutely no confirmation. >> not one reputable outlet is actually saying they are dating. a strongly deny it. >> here's why we hope they're not dating. their couples name, just pick your poison. either blen or guak. >> they took a little her steady hubby keeping her upright. was she a little tipsy or was it the stilettos? can't say for sur she's an expert with those shoes. >> victoria beckham loves her sky-high stilettos. that's what she's known for. she even wore them when she was nine months pregnant. >>> frank gifford has favored kathie lee and their in his will leaving a lesser amount to his th kids by previous marriage in court docs obtained by et of the estate. the older kids inherit 2 million. >> we don't know why he did this. frank probably left more money to his two younger kids wh

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oh, well, at least it was amicable. no! we're selling the old car. yeah. it's just the car.te. you're selling the valiant? at's right. we're cleaning it out. this bathing suit was in the trunk. it's yours. heh heh. remember how cute you looked in that, ray? yeah. thanks. i've been looking for this. still good. hello, old friend. what's that? i think i can tell you this now, ma. this is what's known as fake i.d. raymond, this isn't even you. see, ma, all week long i was 17-year-old ray barone, but on saturday nights i was 43-year-old achmed abdula-kahn. ohh... i'm very disappointed in you. i was a holy man. what's going on? oh, they want to sell the valiant. i love that car. you know what i love? the $800 offerer i got for it. hey, maybe we'll take it. oh, ray, come on. what? we're thinking of getting a second car. yeah. a new minivan, nonot a '72 valiant. why didn't you tell me you were interested? you can buy the car. well, we couldn't ask them to pay $800, frank.

. >> the most amicable easy going divorce in history. >> reporter: the exes sealing the deal with a selfieourtroom. >> she said you want to take a selfie? kind of as a joke. and i said why not. sharing this photo on instagram with a caption, here's to the most friendly, respectful and loving split imaginable. the response? >> 99% positive. we're celebrating the fact that we can move forward. >> reporter: but keith and michele not the only ones showing divorce can have a happy ending. chan couple shannon and chris newman declaring their 11 year marriage officially over by snapping a selfie outside this calgary courthouse thursday. >> we kind of high fived and did a silly selfie and went on our way. >> reporter: in a matter of days, the candid photos gone viral, shared on facebook a whopping 36,000 times and counting. >> it shocked me that other people were responding to it. >> reporter: shannon hopes her kids will appreciate it too when they're older. >> i think they'll recognize that we love them. we'll always work really hard to be -- this makes me cry, to be their parents. >> reporter: t

how in the world are you going to have an amicable divorce? this will be a very fractious divorce and it will be another civil war perhaps along the lines of syria. concern about that. anybody wants to pursue inclusive politics but i don't think people have picked up that there are huge to mistress and going on in the cities of iraq in the southern part of the country because of citizens who are outraged by insufficient services, particularly electricity, during extraordinarily hot weather. and then corruption. they are flat out outraged. the ayatollah seeing this, through his clerics, issued statements that really encouraged the kinds of reforms that premise or a body has pursued. and now they are moving each week. he knows that the only way to get -- to combat isil sustainably is to get to the people in the area where isis is located in the same way that we did with did with the andy barr awakening and the sons of iraq program. turn against a barbaric force unless they have a sense that is going to be secured. to do that, you have to have su

and around the world amicable to the constitution. if you think that's true, then i think you are making a pronouncement on a religion that you are not an expert on. i'm not even sure you could say that about a christian or about a just. we do not i'm not saying he is not allowed to say it but he is wrong. that's your opinion and we respect that opinion. okay. that's your opinion and we respect it but his opinion is different based upon, i believe, ations, not writing in the koran. but both opinions should be stated and debated it rhymes. good debate we always enjoy having you on the program. >> that's not a fruitful debate. again, we are ignoring all the other issues and that's why when you get a question like that, you are going to answer it simply, step away and then you talk about income. and then you talk about the russians expanding in the middle east. >> that's right. >> as we do nothing. that's the point. >> okay. thank you, charles. and we have a very sad out of washington to tell you about tonight. it effects all fox viewers

. >> i if you guys can be amicable, befriends still?>> that part is important, especially with the kids. but doesn't it seem kind of weird? if they were had a that any divorce, couldn't they make the marriage worse? >> some people are better offer friends, some people better off not living together. >> good point. >> seems if you're divorced, take the selfie hey, single. >> couple hashtags did say, that moving onto sink life, you know, marriage ends here, but we're so happy, you know, they made their captions funny. >> so i think it was positive and healthy. >> the fact selfies are really taking over to where as soon as you sign the papers you want to take a selfie outside court, really? >> i know. >> all right, dave? >> they have to put themselves out there. >> true, back on the market. let's do this. >> i i would never do such a thing. i would never even be there, not even there. >> good for you. >> happily married. >> happily married. happily heating up here, temperatures in the 90s, looking at more heat. now, the things that will be

the consequences of secession are very different if it's an amicable one, if secession is the best way to go or not. if they disagree, and decide to fight each other, that could lead into terrible consequences for both. >> let's hope not, juan cost task force foafont thank you ver joining us. >>> 300 killed more than 100,000 have been forced to leave their homes. reporting from jossa one of the worst affected areas. >> japan's 18th typhoon continued its destructive path, as its moved up the island of honshu it dropped the most considerable amount of rain. two rivers burst their banks in miaga prefecture. it was a river of angry demon that unleesht unleashed its fur. >> we were preparing to evacuate when the firefighters rushed to tell us that a river bank had collapsed so we hurriedly got into our cars to escape the flood but by that time the water was up to our knees. >> it's worse than i'd expected. the banks are completely destroyed because of the power of the current. >> evacuation centers have been set up, those with no homes to go to are being given shelter and food with assistan

. >> and blake saying he and miranda's split is amicable. >> what it is. we're buddies. >> this is why we think blake and gwen are not a couple. no confirmation. >> it is strongly denying it. >> this is why we hope they are not dating. even blen or gwake. yikes. >> the voice is back. >> emmy winner now. >> oh, my god. >> i ser, my phone was blowing up. and they invited me like the produces and i was like, well, i'll be with the boys that night and i have to get a dress. i was like, i don'tiously know. they are like, but we might win. i'm like, i hope so. then when they won, i should have began. what was i doing. i could have been up t the show he is so incredible. and i cry every time i'm there. because it is so emotional. i'm so grateful. >> be grateful, that is key for here. gwen. another tip, surround yourself with good friends. like these guys. >> they all have my back, you know what i mean? in a weird way. pharrell, it is different because i feel like this time i can be more competitive with him. like i'm ready. i'm going to destroy them. it's over. s

i were together on a boat and we formed the bond as true brothers discussing premarket he can no amicesnd the theo-- economics. >> it was all clothing optional. >> yeah, well, you thought that. but the participants in the national review cruise did not get that same piece of paper that you did. when you showed up for the conference or the panel on humor with rob long, clothing optional it was a little bit let's just say most were a little older and a little more traditional than the people that normally hang out with you. >> and hang out i did. hang out i did. >> it could have been. it could have been. we don't know. >> small things. you know. >> where is your wipe board. talk to you later, carl. always a pleasure. i have time for one question. >> that was awesome. >> the fact that he insulted me and my manhood. >> i didn't expect karl rove to be that way. >> he's got a good scenes of hu -- sense of humor. >> which president would you fight for? i know you have to fight for all of them no matter what. which won would you like to fight for? >> ted cruz. >> all right. there you go. >> all

. >> reporter: johanna knew his ex-wife ana and always thought they had an amicable relationship. but on this day, he's talking about killing her. >> i've done a lot of research on that, that's why i switched my phone, by the way. i used it to research it and then, you know, nothing is traceable. nothing. >> reporter: joannah secretly reaches for her iphone, finds the voice memo app, and hits record. >> take an unmarked gun that has no prints. >> okay. >> with bullets already planted in her house, which they are. >> reporter: how quickly did you think, he's not just blowing off steam here, he's serious? >> wow, yeah, this is real. this is not the greg i know. >> reporter: sounding callous and cold-hearted, konrath lays out what sounds to joannah like a carefully conceived plan to sneak in to his ex-wife's house in the dead of night and shoot her. all while his children are asleep in their bedrooms. >> this is when the kids are in the house. one choice is to do it in the bedroom. if for some reason the kids woke up there's lots of ways to get out. >> reporter: and in a chilling, ma

but if things ever get more amicable in the capital, kind of like a one-party thing going, you should be prepared for them to tinker with your social security. i have to tell you, i don't think it will be in a good way. that's all the nagging i will do today. honestly, from my perspective, the best reason to save is not that i will insure you have to insist on cat food in your old age? no the real reason to save money, a reason is that for the vast majority of people in this country, you are never going to get rich from your paycheck alone. look, that's just a fact. for everybody who's worried about income and equality or the growing lack of social mobility out there, there is not much you can do to fix our system of playing stage capitalism on your own, but there are still ways you could help yourself. mainly, you can increase your wealth pretty dramatically by saving part of your paycheck and investing that money in stocks as long as you invest it wisely. that's my reasoning. if you don't save or save enough, then you are at best a hostage to your paycheck and your boss and if you a

talked about amicable divorce. talked about things happening in the up fronts, going through his multi-million dollar tv contract during his riff which i think is part of the populous outsider appeal that everyone has to ably chronicled. katy tur is joining me in dallas. how is it going over down there? >> reporter: this crowd is absolutely loving this speech. you could almost describe them as rabid. they're cheering, yelling, clapping, standing up for applause, screaming usa, usa at his immigration remarks. they're going alongside him at every move. it's almost like being at an old-school revival out here. people are very much into what he's saying. the first half of the speech, though, is the first half of every one of his rally stump speeches, it's about him, how much people love him, how much women love him, the polling are on his side and how great he's going to be and how smart he is and his memory is wonderful. he spends the first half of all the speeches doing this and then goes into the policy side of thin

it purports to be an amicable resolution, an agreed-upon compromise.y kim davis, does not go along with the compromise, it will then be incumbent upon judge bunning to remove from her office the authority to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples and to repose that authority in some other office in this county government. he is obliged to do that because the supreme court has ruled that same-sex couples must have the same right and the same path to marriage as opposite-sex couples. >> if he does that she won't go back to jail. >> she won't go back to jail. she won't be issuing or denying marriage licenses for same-sex couples. some other office in the same county government, with the same ease with which opposite-sex licenses are issued would issue the same-sex marriage licenses. >> would that be for all licenses? she stopped signing off on any marriage licenses. >> i can't predict the future. it would seem to be easier if one office issues all offices. the equal protection clause of the constitution, as interpresented by the supreme court says t

talked about amicable divorce. things happening. going through the multi-million dollar tv contract. i think that's part of the populist appeal. katy tur is joining me in dallas. how is it going over down there? >> reporter: this crowd is absolutely loving this speech. you could almost describe them as rabid. they're cheering, yelling, clapping, standing up for allows, screaming usa, usa at his immigration remarks. it's almost like being at an old-school revival out here. people are very much into what he's saying. the first half of the speech, though, is the first half of every one of his sum speeches, how much people love him, how much women love him, how the polls are on his side. how great he'll be. his memory is wonderful. he spends the first half of all the speeches doing this and then goes into the policy side of things. and he got a massive reaction when he was talking about immigration, building a wall and a beautiful door on that wall for people to come in legally. but once he picked up on immigration, that's when you saw

she is very amicable person and very passionate about what she does and she is not getting it totally. there is a mixture of confidence and inexperience that she is navigating right now. i don't know. i found that very relatable. >> there is a twist in the middle, i'll just say. >> without spoiling it, right? >> without spoiling it. >> thank you, anne and nancy. >> "the intern" opens nationwide tomorrow. >>> a new week of "thursday night football" is here on cbs. we will take you to metlife stadium where jim nantz will preview tonight's giants/redskins ma it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged thugh the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose.. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassador of the company. we mak

you can see him having an amicable conversation there, and cameras are following him where are he goesthe u.n. at 10:30 eastern, pope francis will be addressing the entire assembly, 193 countries represented, many of them world leaders. there will be some leaders absent at the g.a. today, including president obama, and that is because he is having a state visit with the chinese president, so obviously chinese president xi will not be there. the pope continues to tour the united nations believe. john terrett was tell us earlier that this building has been undergoing major renovations in recent years, so the pope getting a look at the u.n. addition here. this is his first time in the united states, his first time at the u.n. general assembly. he is the fourth hope to address the general assembly, and again, this is the largest assemblage of world leaders in u.n. history. his visit at the u.n. will be about two and a half hours. there are a lot of photo ops following this visit. he will be addressing in english members of the u.n. staff awaiting him in another part of the u.n. complex. as

are promoting the same show or film& as for blake's divorce from miranda, he said today that is amicabler whole thing waman, you know, we're just going to be cool about this. it is what it is. we're buddies. >> and here's why we think blake and gwen aren't a couple. from new york, "e.t." senior news editor says that, despite the rumors, there has been absolutely no confirmation. >> not one reputable outlet is actually saying they are dating. and their publicists are strongly denying it. >> here's why we hope they're not dating. their couples name, just pick your poison. either blengw or ake. >> victoria beckham took a little tumble. her steady hubby keeping her upright. was she a little tipsy or was it the stilettos? can't say for sure, but she's an expert with those shoes. >> victoria beckham loves her sky-high stiletto that's what she's knnwn for. this w even wore them when she was nine months pregnant. >>> it appears that frank giff favored kathie lee and their kids in his will leaving a lesser amount to his three kids by previous marriage in court docs obtained by "e.t." of the estat

i get from the white house is they want it to be amicable and want to work through this together.not because the chinese market volatility is important but because the u.s.-china relationship is getting worse on a bunch of issues. the cyber issue you just mentioned. chinese military buildup. american companies having a hard time doing business in china, and even taiwan. you have the president and obama that would like to show things are still fine in the relationship that is being managed. flex they feel good website data on 25 americans for the office of personnel management. the chinese perspective is you have been doing this against us for decades and you just do not like herrity. we used to have nuclear weapons all by yourself. we have a hard time with the concept of parity. certainly from a country like china that does not accept democracy or a free market. concern with us is much more structural in the fact they do not feel they are accorded a seat at the table. we have the imf and organizations we have created and the asia infrastructure investment bank. we told all of our

how in the world are you going to have an amicable divorce? this will be a very fractious divorce and it will be another civil war perhaps along the lines of syria. concern about that. anybody wants to pursue inclusive politics but i don't think people have picked up that there are huge to mistress and going on in the cities of iraq in the southern part of the country because of citizens who are outraged

she is very amicable person and very passionate about what she does and she is not getting it totally right yet. there is a mixture of confidence and inexperience that she is navigating right now. i don't know. i found that very relatable. >> there is a twist in the middle, i'll just say. >> without spoiling it, right? >> without spoiling it. >> thank you, anne and nancy. >> "the intern" opens nationwide tomorrow. >>> a new week of "thursday night football" is here on cbs. we will take you to metlife stadium where jim nantz will giants/redskin caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... >>> "thursday night football" continues tonight on cbs. the new york giants will try to avoid an 0-3 start for the second time in three years. they host the washington redskins. cbs sports nfl lead announcer jim nantz is outside metlife stadium and he will call tonight's game. hello, friend! >> reporter: hello, friend! i got to the stadium a little bit early, guys. we are about, what? twelve hours from kickoff or so. looking forward to it. it will be exciting tonight. >> quickly giv

she is very amicable person and very passionate about what she does and she is not getting it totally inexperience that she is navigating right now. i don't know. i found that very relatable. >> there is a twist in the middle, i'll just say. >> without spoiling it, right? >> without spoiling it. >> thank you, anne and nancy. >> "the intern" opens nationwide tomorrow. >>> a new week of "thursday night football" is here on cbs. we will take you to metlife stadium where jim nantz will preview tonight's giants/redskin this flu season... your immuthe way it didn't work when rock was young. so we made fluzone high-dose vaccine... for people 65+. with a high high higher dose of antigen... it's significantly more effective than fluzone vaccine in preventing flu. fluzone high-dose vaccine is approved for people 65 and older. it's not for anyone who's had a severe allergic reaction to any vaccine component, including eggs, egg products, or to a prior dose of any flu vaccine. tell your doctor if you've ever had guillain-barré syndrome. side effects include pain swelling and redness at the inject

if you have a state of politics that is so fractious, how are you going to have an amicable divorce? this will be a fractious divorce. the body wants to pursue inclusive politics. i don't think people picked up there are huge demonstrations going on in the cities of iraq in the southern part of the country because of citizens who are outraged by in sufficient services, particularly electricity for a month and then corruption. and they are flat outraged. the grand ayatollah is seeing this through his clerics, issued statements, that encouraged the reforms that prime minister abbadi has now pursued. they are moving each week. he has pursued more reforms. indeed, he knows that the only way to get to combat isil sustainable is to get the people in the area where isis is located to turn against them in the same way that we did with reconciliation with the sons of iraq program. but of course citizens can't turn against a particularly barbaric force unless they have a sense they're going to be secured. this will have to proceed. you have to have sunni arab iraqis who will not only clear but

amic state as the j.j. team. this is his assessment. and the stakes involved with a nuclear iran leave zero room for error. in truth, mr. speaker, i fear it is we who sent the j.v. team to negotiate with iran. they were outplayed, outmaneuvered and outwitnessed and the result is the dangerous agreement we have before us today. the president tells congress we have to pass something to actually find out what's in it. in other words, the president has utterly failed to provide the secret side of the agreement. president obama told us we cannot allow iran to get a nuclear weapon. under his deal, iran's nuclear program will not be dismantled but only temporarily slowed and that is if they don't cheat. but the president's team has failed to achieve any time anywhere inspections. thus it will be impossible to ensure that the iranians are not cheating. we are told the iranians will turn themselves in if they cheat. really? in short, the president's agreement rewards iran's terrorist-sponsoring regime with billions of dollars in relief without a

if you have a state of politics that's so -- how in the world are you going to have an amicable divorce. it will be another civil war perhaps along the lines of syria. great concern about that. a body wants to pursue inclusive politics but i don't think people picked up that there are huge demonstrations going on in the cities of iraq in the southern part of the country because of citizens who are outraged by insufficient services, particularly electricity during extraordinarily hot weather in recent weeks and corruption and they are just flat outraged. the grand ayatollah seeing this, issuing statements that really encouraged the kinds of reforms that a prime minister body has now pursue and they are now moving each week, her has purr sewer -- pursued more reforming and he knows the only way to combat isil is to get the people in the area where isis is located to turn against them and the same way that we did with reconciliation with the on bar awakening and the sons of iraq program. citizens can't turn against a particularly barbaric force unless they have a sense of security. but to

this is not an amicable divorce. this will be a civil war. there has been displacement during the latest violence, as there was in the 2006-2006 time frame to a considerable degree. the concept for how they survive, how all of this work are quite problematic. >> would you say that any kind of partitioning should come from within. it certainly shouldn't be imposed upon them? >> very, very good point. >> you have not had much luck doing it that way. >> well, the boundaries are drawn by outsiders. and you see them be owe on a little bit rated now to some degree. you have raised a very, very important point. and that is whatever the future is, it's going to have to be agreed upon or it is going to be fought over stpwhrfplt thank you. mr. chairman, i do have one more question. i'm running out of time. >> please go ahead. >> thank you. over the weekend, the u.s. began military-to military talks with russia following the arrival of additional military equipment including tanks and fighters already in aircraft in syria. i just wondered what would you

. >> together, i would like to mention that we need to develop our amicable stable relationships betweenies must work to that end. already, we have gone through several rounds of meetings. develop theg to beneficially mutual relationship based on strategic interest. >> i think we should have a candid exchange of views at all levels with the leaders of both countries. at the same time, we need to work closely and pay attention to the structural problems which at the- which lie backbone of the chinese haqqani. at all levels i would like to engage in discussion with the chinese leadership. >> mr. prime minister, we have run out of time here it i want to say that i think it is interesting that japan, china, and india all have very strong leaders today. perhaps the most important thing in any government or business is strong, intelligent leadership. japan is very lucky to have you. congratulations, and thank you for coming. [laughter] [applause] liveu have been listening in our headquarters. our producer is discussing live with shinzo abe, the prime minister of japan. they touched on themes t

this is not going to be in amicable divorce. this will be a civil war.tragically there has been further thickening displacement during the latest violence, as there was, in fact, into 2005-2006 timeframe to a considerable degree. the concept for how the sunnis would survive and how to generate revenue, how all of this would work i think are quite problematic. >> so would you said any kind of movement toward that kind of partisan should come from within, it certainly shouldn't be imposed upon them from speak a very good point. indeed, speed not had much luck doing it that way. >> the boundaries were drawn but outsiders. and you see them be open greater now to some degree. no, i thin think you raise a fae important point, and that is that cover the future is it's going to have to be agreed upon, or it's going to be fought over. >> thank you. thank you i did have one more question it, i'm running out of time but would you mind speak was actually you have run out of but please go ahead. >> thank you. over the weekend to you as they can military to military t

gifts and books, fidel giving him a book of his own about religion, these two world figures chatting amicablyman, fidel castro all but outlawed religion here. the pope is finding a different cuba. he's finding a cuba that is embracing him and embracing religion. we expect him to get more of the rock star treatment throughout the next several days as he tours cuba, chris. >> i'll take it here. it has been fascinating. thanks so much. >>> two monster wildfires burning in northern california, destroying 1600 homes. the valley and butte fires are along the most destructive in state history. one person died and nearly a dozen homes burned over the weekend. >>> massachusetts woman and her boyfriend are due in court today on charges they were behind the death of the little girl that became known nationwide as baby doe. one of the accused is the girl's mother, the other, her boyfriend. the little girl was finally identified last week as bella bond. a source says the little girl was allegedly punched by the mother's boyfriend because he believed the little one was possessed. such a situation on adults

amic state as the j.j. team. this is his assessment. and the stakes involved with a nuclear iran leave zero room for error. in truth, mr. speaker, i fear it is we who sent the j.v. team to negotiate with iran. they were outplayed, outmaneuvered and outwitnessed and the result is the dangerous agreement we have before us today. the president tells congress we have to pass something to actually find out what's in it. in other words, the president has utterly failed to provide the secret side of the agreement. president obama told us we cannot allow iran to get a nuclear weapon. under his deal, iran's nuclear program will not be dismantled but only temporarily slowed and that is if they don't cheat. but the president's team has failed to achieve any time anywhere inspections. thus it will be impossible to ensure that the iranians are not cheating. we are told the iranians will turn themselves in if they cheat. really? in short, the president's agreement rewards iran's terrorist-sponsoring regime with billions of dollars in relief without a