andy: he knows a little. scott: andy weir, we wish you the best of luck with the movie. the book is extraordinary, "the martian, i highly recommend it. it's a great read. thanks for being with us this morning. andy: thanks for having me. scott: well, here is a thought. if housing is too expensive, build more houses. can you even debate that idea? we're going to try when "press:here" continues. [music] scott: welcome back to "press:here." recently, i saw on the news a reporter talking about a protest. in the mission neighborhood of san francisco, in which activists complain the cost of housing in the city was too high. and as a result, they were standing in opposition to new development. no new big high rises, they said, so long as people were struggling to make rent. they even delivered petitions to slow development. now, i was an english major, but that struck me that the slowing of development of new homes would not improve the housing situation. you want to build more, not fewer homes, to make rent go down. sonja trauss agrees with my math. she's a math teacher who re

andy: yes.d with hundreds of ceos in my lifetime, but only two embody some of the traits he had -- one is john chambers, the other one is reed hastings. there is a third ceo, brian chesky, from airbnb, that i have great respect for. but i have never worked with him. emily: what is it about these three people? andy: they all do those three things well. they inspire their workforce, stretch people beyond their limits, and are really bold and brave. they don't care what other people think of them and they do it in different ways. john chambers was very conservative and professional, reed hastings is very earnest and high integrity about everything. brian just seems to be going for it and i love that. emily: do you think apple will make a car? [laughter] andy: yes, i do. steve told me a long time ago that he was making appliances, and he wanted to put a motor in every box, so every time you on an apple product, it would just work for you beautifully without any effort. emily: i, for one, can't wait

yesterday it was jork pasada day, today andy peddick unveiled his number 46. no player will wear that number in pin stripes. andy was joined by his teammates and coaches in his 15 years with the yankees. derek jeter got the biggest ovation of the afternoon. along with his life laura, he uncovered his plaque that will be displayed in monument park. the five time world series champion then spoke candidly to the fans of new york. >> 20 years ago when i sat in that bullpen in awe of what i had accomplished, i never would have dreamed that i would be standing before you today. i worked as hard as i could. i gave it everything i had. every time i was on that mound. >> what was it like to pencil andy pettit's name into the lineup? >> when i first saw andy getting ready for a game, in the trainer's room, i said boy this guy is afraid. did i find out it was just the opposite. great competitor. someone you trusted. >> throughout all those years to be able to see him and congratulate him the way he needed to be congratulated. >> post-season nobody you rather have on the

hi, andy. >> tom, you sound a little hoarse. >> did you hear that? i am drinking tea with honey instead of my usual coffee. >> did something happen? >> i think that it was yesterday we did a thing called the power of torn. i did 10 takes in the booth. i was trying to get my rock and roll on. i did like 10 takes. can we play that? >> ♪ that's the power of starns ♪ ♪ the power of starns >> andy, that's what did it. >> it was that second power where you probably lost it. >> the best reason for being hoarse ever. >> power of start, best reason. >> you said as a general policy you don't like to make jokes about women who know 600 ways to kill you. i would like to commend you on your wisdom, first and foremost. i feel like that is all women. >> at least 600 ways to crush your soul. >> some may take 30, 40, 50 years. >> you said you get sick of hearing all women are just as tough as men and we shouldn't make blanket statements. tough, yes, strong, no. we shouldn't make that blanket statement. >> sure. you know, the childbirth is impressive. i've heard. >> i

andy has petitioned the olympic committee to recognize ultimate frisbee as sport on sunday after more than three decades of harassment if andy and others, the committee lented grant ultimate edgable for olympic committee funding and perhaps a spot in the future him pick games. >> this that is great

hey, andy. how you doin', andy?ou we should spspr. you look like you're losing weight.up tucking in my shirt. you here to tell everybody your big news? andy got a new job booking guests on a national radio show. oh, congratulations, andy. wow...this proves it. the ladies like guys with jobs. whose show is it? jerry musso, big sports radio guy. i've heard jerry musso. never cared for him. nobody asked you. this is a good opportunity for andy, and i told him that i would do the show. you know, throw him a bone. actually, ray, that's what i came over to tell you. i'm afraid i have to... return your ne. what do you mean? i'm not gonna be able to book you on the show. why nonot? jerry musso doesn't like you. doesn't like me? what station is he going to be on? doesn't ke me-- what did he say? what were his exact words? i didn't hear from him. i was going over my list with the executive producer, and he saw your name, and he goes, "oh, jerry's never gonna go for this. he doesn't like ray barone." maybe he's confusing ray with somebody else. that's what i thought. so i submitte

andy parker joins me ahead. that's where we're going to begin tonight in roanoke with surprising new details about the killer. good etching, brian. >> reporter: good evening, don. yes, a troubled work history he had at wdbj. he was only here for less than a year. there were run-ins with colleagues, angry out bursts, he was first cited for performance issues a few months into his tenure here and then things got to be more and more ugly as he went along. i talked to a editor here who had worked with flanigan several times in the field. he said he was always on edge when he was with flanigan because flanigan was always angry. one time, they were getting ready for a 6:00 p.m. live report and he said he threw all the stuff on to the ground and stomped off into the woods for 20 minutes. also, jeff marx, the general manager told reporters today of a time when flanigan confronted an anchor who was assigned to work with him on scripts. it was at that time that they decided to terminate him in february, 2013. on that fate

they are not going to want to mention andy parker. >> yeah. they don't want to mention andy parker. obviously he's at the center of this right now. he's among many things. he's at his core a grieving father. taking on andy parker than is not a winning argument for a lot of republican candidates. what i'd like to see for the republican candidates talking about mental health as the root of the problem and what policy will they do that doesn't include government spending to solve this? what do they think is the solution to in terms of a mental health problem. >> scott walker said today the common thread we see in many of these cases is a failure in the system to help someone suffering from mental illness. but when he was milwaukee county executive, scott walker cut mental health case managers. he cut treatment, mental health treatment, he cut several hundred thousand dollars out of the budget there. david corn. so it is not like the republicans have found something they actually want to do about this. it sounds like they want to use the phrase mental health to suggest there's no govern

i'm tv's andy levey. we will be back on monday. top will be back.ill be back in my role and everyone else. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. 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. this golf course is electric... great weekend. "special report" is next. >>> hillary clinton tries to calm the faithful while she faces even more scandal over the people closest to her. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. we begin tonight with hillary clinton's attempt to preserve her lead in the democratic presidential race amid drama over her top aide's many jobs and her husband's many speeches. this of course on top of the bubbling cauldron of controversy over her e-mails and what was classified marked or not on her personal server. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight's top story.

andy? >> tom? >> congrats on getting the pronunciation of snohomish correct. >> snohomish. >> it is hard. and not to be confused with snow equal me. snoqualmie. i was afraid of that. you agree that the snohomish team did nothing wrong. are you not a fan of the spirit of the game, are you? >> they were chess masters. >> like i said, how is that different from the ineligible receivers? >> they are a bunch of cheaters too. >> i walked into that. >> they are unamerican cheaters. >> you said this is on the coach and not the players which i think is true. you may not know this, but the south snohomish little league agrees with you. where did it go? we hope that everyone remembers the decisions that have placed our team under scrutiny were made by the coach. they had that role in there. nothing should take away from that accomplishment. >> i think that's great. i think they should hire me. >> teach them to cheat and get away with it. >> that's a good point. i agree that this was a crappy thing to make the

we're at andy's in conshohocken. >> hey, bob?> hey, good morning, i took the can you do you have get mere, you know what mondays mean, we jump in the news van, pick a neighborhood, and we go and have some breakfast, good morning, conshohocken, here at andy's diner. your name? >> del or. >> what are you having for breakfast? >> french toast and bacon, my favorite. >> what is this fellow's name. >> roland. >> roland had a birthday. let's have a hand for roland, just set brail dollars his birthday yesterday. roland's going to pick up the tab on us. come on up here. these guys, did you know it is national waffle day? did you know that? >> i knew turkey heard this morning. >> what do you have here, watches, strawberry ice cream. >> and ice cream. >> you got big cup of coffee. come on over here, check us out, andy's diner, here at this location for six years, they have the buffet, little different. so you can come in, pick the buffet or orders off the menu items. over here my girls, my waitresses, your names? >> sand. >> i and cathy. >

afterwards the police called andy.y just said, we found something that possibly could be very, very crucial. and that's all that we knew. >> reporter: soon after, teams of officers went door-knocking on the highway in front of the lloyd place. anne marsan cook lived five miles down that very road. her friend howard gray had a place nearby. and that's how she and howard found themselves once again telling a couple of cops the story of anne's november break-in. >> when they came to the door, then i said, "okay, i don't know anything, but have i got a story for you guys that's got to be connected to this." >> reporter: howard told the officers about anne's break-in. the underwear taken. sex toys stolen. he told them too that he and anne strongly believed her break-in was linked to those sex assaults almost five months before in tweed. they got it? >> they got it. yes, they did. >> reporter: now anne was convinced her case was linked to jessica's disappearance. >> it had to be related. i mean, that's -- i felt so scared fo

i left her out of my tribute because i knew andy would pick up on it. >> thanks, andy. dolphin spies and here is what is coming up on the next "kennedy." >> next time on "kennedy" a party panel of a century. 8:00 p.m. eastern and 5:00 p.m. fox business network. >>> mark your calendars. today is the day of the dolphin. the palestinian group hamas said a dolphin was a spy for israel and arrested it. it is not the first time israel is accused of using animals as spies. there is an entire wikipedia page that trained vultures and even sharks. we here at "red eye" have a recording of the israeli dolphin in hamas' c's de. viewers beware. this is disturbing. >> sir, is it true that you are 2,000 years old? >> yes. i will be -- i am not yet. i will be 2,000 on october 16th. >> that was -- i don't think they should have been laughing in an -- in the an interrogation room. >> that was scary. >> should we free the dolphin? >> we are laughing, but we don't know if it is true or not. everybody is afraid of being anti-sametic so they are afraid that a lot of ease these jews -- >> mark

andy, let me turn to you.at the outset i want to say thank you to b of a and merrill lynch because they have been incredibly helpful partners in our efforts moving forward. you, in my judgment, have been a real industry leader. and i want to thank brian moynahan and also the ceo of merrill as well with whom i've met personally for your work on these issues. you've really been very, very helpful. and you mentioned about longevity. and so did vickie. if my memory serves me, b of a has been doing a fair amount of work with usc longevity center. can you tell us what you've learned from the work that you're doing regarding the evolving needs of a population that's living longer, and what that means for financial security, and what proactive steps, for instance, that we could be taking in light of what we're learning? >> great, thank you. the secretary is referring to work that we've done with the university of southern california and the davis school of gerontology. we had the very good fortune some years ago of hi

let's check in with tv's andy levey.i, andy. >> happy day over at the news desk. >> really, why is that? >> it is international left handers day. >> is that right? >> no, it is left. but it is a day to help the most creative people on the planet. >> i am right handed. >> like i said. it is a day to celebrate the most creative people on the planet. you can take your dumb school desks and scissors and shove them up your -- -- >> her last name is a mouthful of awesome. i am here with joanne though saw chin ski. joanne nosuchunsky. i only booked him because he has the same name as my family. matt walton. >> keek. >> did i say geek? >> she is the other half of my back man turner over drive cover band taking care of lizth ess. lizness. and he is the inspiration for the film "taxi driver 2" the funny years. next to me is the author of "follow that car" let's start the show. >> student loans? more like student groans. on tuesday hillary clinton decided to speak to the kids with their long hair and rock and roll and their emoji.

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- ice-t and coco -- from "pretty little liars," actress lucy hale -- from "review," actor/comedian andyaly. featuring the 8g band with brad wilk. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] all right. good to hear. good to hear. you guys, tonight was the first g.o.p. republican debate. and it's a little weird for me tonight because we taped before it happened. [ light laughter ] so if you're watching this right now you know so much more than i know, and i am so jealous of you. i also am upset because i realize that some of you may have tuned in so excited to hear what we had to say about it. you watched the debate and you said, "i can't wait to watch 'late night.' i'm sure they're gonna have a joke about that moment where chris christie took a swing at donald trump." [ laughter ] and trump like ducked him and took out a switchblade and said, "i'm ready for you, you son of a bitch." [ laughter ] and then all the other nine surrounded

now you are a very good friends with andy cohen. >> yes. went on tour for his last book, right? >> we -- i did an interview with him for his last book. and it was so much fun. we decided to take it on the road. so andy and i now every month or so go -- we book a theater somewhere and he and i like kibitz on a stage in front of a sold out crowd and it's incredibly fun. and everybody in the audience seems to get drunk. [ light laughter ] it's like hanging out with us for a night. we're gonna be in washington, columbus, minneapolis coming up. >> seth: what's it like being on the road with andy? >> it is interesting cause he's -- i never thought to have a rider in my contract, i wasn't familiar with what a rider was. but he, having interviewed so many like rock stars and stuff -- >> seth: so a rider meaning like this is what i need in order to show up. >> right, i want marshmallows in my dressing room. >> seth: got it. >> and andy has very strict demands, he wants boiled chicken, and cruditÉs, i don't know what cruditÉs are. but they are there.

this is a photograph of her with her husband, andy, in front of andy's hold and he play aes prominentrole in how her career sends. >> yeah. up to this point in the story, there's so many women who come to congress through that connection to their husband, through some kind of familial connection. and coya loser her congressional career because of that familial connection. she came up through the -- first of all, she's from -- she represented a district in minnesota for two terms. but she came up through the democratic farmer labor party in minnesota. and that is how she got her political start. she served in the minnesota house of representatives and had a very promising political career. in 19 r50 4, she decides to run for a u.s. house seat. she goes against the wishes of democratic farmer labor leaders who are not happy with the fact that she doesn't want the stay in the statehouse or representatives. so she has to fund her own political campaign and she does so. she wins election. her husband, andy, at this point -- and this was a strained marriage to begin with. he grows jealous o

he said, andy, you go for it. i'm right there with you. got to have our legislators and congressmen step up to the plate and stop being cowards about this. >> andy, you know what you're going to hear. obviously you're very emotional right now and it's motivating you and you have to put emotion where you can in this situation. we just had donald trump on. he's leading in the polls. he said these are tough issues and i'm for the second amendment and i don't think that you should take away more guns, that doesn't seem to be the answer and mental illness is tough and we should do more. those things sound great and we hear them from politicians all the time and yet nothing changed. the two sides are very rooted. the law is what it is. and change is hard. what do you say to those issues? >> of course. i'm not saying let's take away guns. i'm saying let's make it harder for people with mental issues. like this guy that killed alison and adam, to make it difficult for them to purchase guns. there's got to be a mechanism that gets put in place for

andy hugged me. >> was it a good job bro hug or a consolidation hug?f somebody in need. it lasted a few seconds. >> we in the theater hand out hugs and hug each other all the time with a complete lack of sincerity. >> it was good theater and what do you think? i don't think people understand these issues. am i right about that? they don't get what this stuff is. >> one of our national security reporters said meta data to me. it occurred to me, you though, i don't know what that is. at the same time this is issues they toc selled about. tustled about. he is able to snoop around and root out national security threats. rand paul takes a libertarian position. personally i am more in senator paul's camp due to the fact i am not an an objective reporter. >> that fourth amendment is kind of important. it is the sort of thing warrants and judges approving things. these are generally good ideas that are slipping away at a rapid rate. people don't seem to mind. >> tom, i was very upset when i found out about the nsa wiretapping. and then five minutes after that

let's check in with tv's andy levey at the news deck. andy? >> not a great day. >> why is that? >> it looks like your boy might get rid of tom brady's suspension. >> that's fantastic news. one great american standing up for another. >> people are so disgusting. >> what do you mean you people? >> barbershop quartets from new england. >> let's welcome our guest. she is so good at acting she almost has me convinced she wants to be here, joanne nosuchunsky. everyone is a crit tig, but ease -- critic, but especially this guy. last time i saw someone that was this good looking court he still had an acting career. the criminal defense attorney remi spencer. and he is my third favorite tony behind bennett and the tiger. tony rock. let's start the show. the only news bigger than trump is the sensational data dump. the ashley madison hackers released millions of addresses registered to the cheating website and busted users are coming forward to admit their moral failings. no, actually they are of onerring explanations. a scottish minister of parliament said, quote, an out of use e-mail ad

let's check in with tv's andy levey at the news deck. andy? happy national psych -- psychic day do you too andy. let's welcome our guests. she's in town to see a broadway show. i just hope it is not our american cousin. republican strategist lisa boots. he beat cancer. what have you done? spokesman to four u.s. ambassadors. she is one of the hottest brooks since foster, farrah brooke. and sitting next to me is giant comedian ben kissle. okay captain obvious fire up them engines. hitchhiking is a dangerous game. sadly one robot learned that lesson the hard way. the child of canadian researchers hitch bought was born without the ability to move. but hitch wasn't about to let that disability stop him from pursuing his dream of hitchhiking across the globe. the kind of strangers that allowed hitch to visit canada, germany and the netherlands. his globe trotting came to an end. these are graphic images. his limbs and head were torn off and cast aside. left for dead in the gutter. somehow even witnessing the worst humanity has to offer hitch has fou

i sat down with barbara and andy parkerer. we spoke at length about alison and adam, their tough road ahead, and their mission to end gun violence. >> if you are a parent, if you're a mother, if you have children, can you look your child in the eye and say, we are willing to allow you to be collateral damage in order to keep what some people perceive at their constitutional rights. >> my interview with the parents of alison parker coming up at the bottom of the hour, 5:30 eastern only right here. first, we do begin this evening in textexas. that is where people in the houston area are still shocked at the sudden and violent death of the ten-year deputy in the sheriff's department. the sheriff calls it cold blooded and cowardly and believes his deputy may have been killed simply because he was wearing a uniform. houston officials believe this is the man captured on surveillance camera ambushing deputy goforth. police are now trying to figure out what drove him to allegedly kill a deputy in a way describe z an an execution. we'r

be right back with andy grammer! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. she was just browsing... we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> i want to thank mylie cyrus, thanks to ali wentworth, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, here with his new single "good to be alive, hallelujah," andy grammer! i've been crying so long been trying this for years and i've got nothing to show just climbing this rope right here and if there's a man upstairs he kept bringing me rain but i've been sending up prayers and something's changed i think i've finally found my hallelujah i've been waiting for this moment all my life now al

another became untouch chibl as andy pettitte's number was officially retieshgsd number 46. out west the mets look to go do something >>> what a weekend for at least half of the core 4. >> exciting and all of them being there is cool. yankees are good at many things. the franchise is good at two things in particular. retiring numbers. continues. one day after retiring jorge andy pettitte's turn. all in a pregame ceremony at the stadium. the core four was on hand and pettit was grateful. >> i gave it everything i had, every time i was on that mound. we experienced some amazing wins, some heartbreaking losses. through it all this place has become home to me and my family. >> well, pen, andy pettitte's throwing out the first pitch to posada, of course. cc sabathia on the t mound laboring early. that is carlos santana. two runs shot, 2-0. sabathia, going to get it with the strike-out comes out hurting. right knee pain. he'll have an mri but expected to go on the dl. beltran closing the gap two score on the double. tie ball game. couldn't keep it that way. next inning, big swing,

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at the same level of somebody like andy rubin. ability to understand consumers, think ahead, four hours flew by like 10 minutes. it was amazing. and this was a translated conversation. emily: he did speak to in -- to you in chinese? hugo: in chinese. and ben translated. it was a surreal but amazing experience. emily: how do you decide to take this job? hugo: part of me you always -- there was part of me that always wanted to try something. beyond that was a possibility that they may be doing something that would have a similar level of impact in the world. emily: how did larry take the news? hugo: larry reached out and was supportive but at the same time trying to see if that was really what i wanted to do. at the end of the day everyone was supportive. in many ways i was leaving to continue what i had been doing for android. xiaomi would become one of the most important partners for the android team. it was like i was still in the family. emily: what are the differences? between working at a chinese tech company in google? -- and

. >> remember andy, don't panic. >> you're driving down the road and suddenly, your car goes berserk. >> your car goes craz crazy beci can't do anything. >> they spent the last year and lot of money learning everything they can about the 2014 jeep so they could lack the system remotely from charlie's living room. >> i didn't know what they were going to do at all. >> wired magazine writer andy greenberg was the unlucky guinea pig behind the wheel. >> i was really sweating, it was a really unsettling experience. >> we are killing the engine right now. >> reporter: charlie and chris killed the engine on a highway with no shoulder and a truck barreling up behind andy. >> i'm stuck on the highway. >> i think he's panicking. >> i joked with chris and charlie that i would never forgive them for this. >> i want the accelerator to work again. >> it won't work you're doomed. >> they were laughing, of course you're laughing it's hilarious. if a buddy shut down your car i would pow! >> chris is investigating automobile security for three years. it's not an imminent threat right now. they want to

. >> yes, it has, and andy i am told is actually sleeping inside of the hayward and he is down fine. the next step in the investigation is finding out exactly how he got here. >> albanian special olympian was last seen saturday night at the university of southern california. he missions the closing ceremony on sunday at 6,500 fellow athletes celebrated together at the los angeles memorial coliseum. this morning, after 2:00 a.m., and 350 miles away, the bowling competitor walked into the hayward police department wearing just shores and a t-shirt. >> they determined he was hungry. they got someone to talk to him and they tracked him down over two hours and they figured out who he was and where he was from and they found him which is great. >> hayward police used a translation service to get more information from the 44-year-old. they believe he may is traveled by bus but investigators say he was having difficulty communicating the circumstances of his disappearance other than to say he was looking for a police department prior to his arrival at hayward police department. many question

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they write a letter to get her husband andy to sign. and the letter says their marriage is suffering because she's far from home. it were intimates an untoward communication with a staffer. and the tag line is coya, come home. she essentially lose the election because of the negative publicity. women's place was in this domestic sphere inside the home. that really comes back to hurt the campaign. in the 1958 midterms, she's the only incumbent democrat to lose her seat, and her career comes to a close. she later tries to run for congress again but she is unsuccessful. julia butler hanson of washington state is definitely one of the women in this era who is pushing the ball along for women in terms of this apprenticeship she is serving as a group. her background was a long-time member of the washington state house of representatives. she has a lot of experience before she ever comes to capitol hill. she was the chair of a couple different committees in the state legislature. she served quite often as speaker protem. she was a prime mover

andy, it's great to see you. katie, great to see you. she didn't seem to want to give an answer to the last question about whether trump was presidential material. she needs to see more. is trump's answer to the question last night going to come back to bite him, do you think? >> no. i think it was the only way he could answer the question. a bomb was thrown at him. deflected it with humor. rosie o'donnell is a disgusting pig. we can agree. it's not sexist. donald is an equal opportunity -- >> why you doubling down on that? why do you need to use that language? >> rosie started this fight and -- >> is is it a fight with you? >> no. it's a fight with donald. the point is if he's attacks, he is going to defend himself. that's what our country needs. we are being attacked. the iranians with the ridiculous deal. we need somebody who will stand up. this is an example of what he can do. >> it just blows my mind we went from talking about rosie o'donnell now we are talking about the iran deal. i don't know how we got there. >> because it's -- l