armstrong williams.e traveled to the city of cincinnati. it's very interesting, i know that you -- i know people like to talk to you in the context of being a legendary coach, and a coach and a sporting icon, you know, i want to talk about the things that you guys do particularly here and across the country to make lives better in the inner city. people struggle and giving them a belief that they can realize the american dream, and giving them a chance at education, and particularly for people who are homeless and don't have a place to live. oftentimes even your clarity and the communities and make them better. >> guest: we do, armstrong, one the things i'm most pleased about, our players is their out reach into the community. the fact that we have a group of guys that with their foundation is a non-profit prior to the season every year, they do backpack book drive that provides a day over here at one of the parks as jaysent t adjace jade yum. they provide food, for the kids, and provide a backpack. my w

sammy davis junior came and couldn't get a room and louis armstrong came here and he could not get a room at the davenport. louis armstrong got pretty a three and he went out to the airport with his troop, band and all, and they went out to the airport and he was leaving and the promoters came and they had people waiting to hear louis armstrong so they went out there and they talked to said please, please, come back. he did and he had the show but he wasn't going to stand for that. i don't know whether -- i don't think he stayed there he stayed somewhere and came back into the show. but he was outraged at it. he took action about the civil rights movement. my goodness. it had an effect. we couldn't be there in march and martin luther king but our hearts and our minds and our soul were with them because we knew that whatever they did would reflect on what would happen with us. that was a very big thing for us. there were a few marches around, too, college students marched at that time here in spokane and that was a big thing for them to do it. martin luther king was just everything to

he will talk about his coverage of armstrong and lawsuits by armstrong as we discuss the matter this morning. to his left is laura prather from austin, texas. laura is an outstanding litigator, but her most noteworthy accomplishment is she was instrumental in getting the to instituteture a retraction statute and a reporter shield law, all media protective matters, through the texas legislature the last few years. to her left is tom clare, with clare and lock in alexandria, virginia. tom is -- this is random seeding , but he is over on the left, which may be should be the right . i do not know. but he is one of the country's leading libel lawyers -- pla intiff's libel lawyers, most recently representing a "ccessful libel suit against rolling stone" magazine. and i am george freeman, representing -- inside media counsel for "the new york times." i think you have materials that give further bios and also give more substance and so on on some of the matters we will eat talking about. i would like to start with our journalist, jim rutenberg. , reallyn one sense loves the media. he watches

ferrari is the man behind the doping programs of lance armstrong and other top cyclists.been banned from the sport of cycling. still, stefano varjas told us that ferrari bought bikes with hidden motors in the past three years. we spoke to dr. ferrari by phone and he denied buying motorized bikes from stefano, but said he has tested one. three-time tour de france winner greg lemond and his wife kathy first learned about hidden motors in 2014, when greg met stefano varjas in paris and took a test ride. greg was outspoken about chemical doping, and now has the same level of concern about the motors. >> greg lemond: i've watched, last couple years, and i'm going, "i know the motor's still in the sport and..." >> whitaker: you know it is still in the sport? >> lemond: yeah. yeah, there's always a few bad apples and, because, it's a lot of money. >> whitaker: he is so concerned about it that while working as a broadcaster at the tour de france, he and his wife worked secretly with the french police investigating the motors. his best source, it turned out, was stefano varjas. >>

musical guest, billie joe armstrong. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 743. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. welcome! welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the welcome! welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the "tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you made it. you're here. here's what people are talking about. you guys, today is the first day of fall. [ cheers ] that special time of year when neighbors take turns blowing leaves into each other's property. [ light laughter ] it's beautiful. i do love it, though. it's a nice thing, the leaves change from deep green to presidential orange. [ light laughter ] it's just really nice. lets get to some news here. last night kim jong-un released a rare statement attacking president trump and referred to him as a dotard. then trump said, "sticks and stones may break my bones but words i don't know will never

. >> welcome to this edition of armstrong williams.daib floyd mayweather, you create entrepreneurship, you're a role model for young business people, young athletes and yet you have this enduring longevity that's lasted over 20 years. how do you impart a message from your experience how young athletes cannot just be wealthy businessman for a day, year or for a season but for a lifetime wealth for generations to come? >> i think athlete to entertainers think about just right now. they want the rolls royce, the diamond watches, the diamond chains, the diamond earrings. they want everything right now. i think it's better if you work hard and you take the long route and get it because you appreciate a lot more. but also, it takes to surround yourself with smart individuals. with my team, i don't want to be the only intelligent, smart one. you want to surround yourself with smart people and intelligent people that can help your empire grow. that's what it's really about. >> you know, many people like to talk about you as mayweather and flas

i'm armstrong williams. thank you for tuning in. visit us on armstrongwilliams.com, and we may be going to the motherland soon. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." some of the caribbean islands devastated by hurricane irma are getting ready for an unwelcome repeat. hurricane maria is one of three storms we're keeping an eye on overnight and it could be headed their way. >>> police in st. louis made more than 80 arrests after peaceful protests gave way to property damage in the downtown area. it follows the acquittal of a white former police officer charged in the shooting death ever a black man. >>> and a massachusetts

we'll be back with music from billie joe armstrong.ick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he is the front man for the grammy-winning band green day, who will play tomorrow in central park at the global citizens festival. performing "ordinary world" off of green day's number one album, "revolution radio," please welcome billie joe armstrong! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ where can i find the city of shining light in an ordinary world ♪ ♪ how can i leave a buried treasure behind in an ordinary world ♪ ♪ the days into years roll by it's where that i live until i die ♪ ♪ ordinary world [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ what would you wish if you saw a shooting star in an ordinary world ♪ ♪ i'd walk to the end of the earth and afar in an ordinary world ♪ ♪ baby we don't have much but what we have is more than enough ordinary world ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ where can i find the city of shining light in an ordinary world ♪ ♪ how can i leave a buried treasure behind in an ordinary world ♪ ♪ baby we don't have much but what we have is more than eno

we will speak to steven armstrong.s is bloomberg. ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe.: just getting lines of the parliament. the south korean prime minister lee is commenting in parliament, saying it is still not time to talk with north korea. the u.n. secret he council resolution yesterday but an emphasis on the need for negotiation and pointing out that that was in the resolution, as well as the sanctions. let's get an update on the bloomberg business flash. reporter: the former deutsche bank head of trading has been accused of defrauding investors in mortgage-backed securities sold before the financial crisis. a civil lawsuit alleges that he misled investors about the quality of loans and stole $1.4 billion in such securities, resulting in hundreds of millions of dollars in losses. he categorically denies wrongdoing. apple holds its highly anticipated new product launch later today. ceo tim cook is expected to unveil three phones, including a premium model. the event comes as the company marks the 10th anni

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he will be talking about his coverage of armstrong and his lawsuits by armstrong as we discuss the matter this morning. to his left is laura lee prather, from austin, texas, with the firm of haynes and boone. laura is an outstanding litigator but i think really her most noteworthy accomplishment is that she was instrumental in getting the texas legislator, texas, to pass and anti-slapp act, retraction statute and a reporter shield law, all very media protective matters to the texas legislature over the last few years. and finally to her left is tom clare come with the firm of claire and block in alexandria, virginia. as tom is in a sense, this is random seating but is kind of i'm so over there on the left. it probably made should be the right i don't know, but he is one of the countries leading plaintiffs libel lawyers. most recently was the plaintiffs lawyer representing -- of uva inner successful libel suit against the rolling stone magazine. and i'm george freeman, executive director of the resource center, a nonprofit trade association representing the media and legal matters, and bef

patrick armstrong joining us.ing the daybreak team with matt and i in them and a clock hour. up next, bullish on bitcoin. says theanley's ceo cryptocurrency is more than a fad. is he right? right?e dimon we will discuss that story, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 8:40 in london. 3:40 a.m. in new york. let us get a bloomberg first word news update. >> u.s. president donald trump and republican leaders have projected unity as they await a tax plan that would represent a meditative win -- legislative when this year. he said it is a revolutionary change that would create higher wages for workers. pres. trump: under our framework, we would dramatically cut the business tax rate so american companies and american workers can beat our foreign competitors and start winning again. kurds have voted overwhelmingly in favor of independence as almost 93%, 3.3 million eligible ballots, backed state hood. retaliation from neighboring turkey as well as baghdad who have pledged to do whatever it takes to prevent succession. the in

billy armstrong got -- louis armstrong got pretty angry and he went out to the airport with his band and a win out to the airport -- went out to the airport, and he was leaving, and the promoters came. they had a least people waiting to hear louis armstrong, so the promoters said please come back. he did and he had the show, he was not going to stand for that. i don't think he stayed there, but he stayed somewhere and came back and to the show. but he was outraged at it. and he took action. the civil rights movement, all my goodness, it had an effect. king and the group, we could not be there, but our hearts and minds and souls were with them, because we knew whatever they did would reflect on what would happen with us. that was a very big thing for us. ,here were a few marches around college students marched at that time here in spokane. that was a big thing, too, for them to do it. martin luther king was just everything to us. i think he still is, you know him as he always will be. ce was mayor from 1982 until 1985. he came here and he was head of the naacp at one time and was just

i'm armstrong william >> okay the rule of thumb john? >> the rule of thumb that i true to use in my social media life, if i am reading and i see a headline or a picture and it immediately produces a reaction. an emotional reaction, i i stop and think before i share. why is that headline there? who benefits from me clicking on it? probably the advertisers on the site that i am going to go to. usually when you have that initial reaction to something. think for a minute. who is benefitting from being angry or really happy about this? if you want to click through, go ahead. understand there is probably a motivation on why you are being asked to click on that. >> that's a good point. there should be some responsibility on the the readers and there is a reason why the media is so distrusted by people. you think of an example. last week i think it was, i saw multiple outlets ran this headline that after andrew garfield says he is a gay man without the act, that's pretty shocking. i actually read the original piece and he gave an interview and w

anna armstrong and michelle left the minimum facility at 7:15 monday evening. both women were serving time on federal drug charges. armstrong received a five year sentence last march and irene michelle was sentenced to nine years back in 2014. >>> brentwood police found stolen mail in pillow cases at a hotel and that the thieves used a digital key app to get around checking in at the front desk. abc 7 news reporter is live with the story tonight. >> reporter: brentwood police say the thieves stole mail from concord residents. u.s. postal inspectors are trying to get it back to the owners. >> we have seen an increase in theft. it's an issue that we are addressing. >> reporter: in this case police say thieves stole the mail and used a fake name to check into this hotel using a hilton digital key app on their phone. >> when you rent on the app, they'll provoid you a blue tooth access code to allow you to check spinto your room meaning u don't have to check in at the lobby. you can go straight to your room. >> open your door with digital key. >> reporter: hilton ad

. >> stretch armstrong. [applause] it is a classic and how can a silly putty not be compared to.eg: it might already be in the hall of fame. silly putty is the beatles. stretch armstrong touched millions of children how to torture. >> i tried to make that thing bleed. greg: i will pull it more and more, terrible us in. joe, what is your pet? >> i would go with stretch monster which was stretch armstrong's nemesis with which is a green monster like that and in the summer they would get loopy because they would get to soft and you have to put them in the refrigerator for a while and they if you swung them at a friend it was like a club. greg: that is interesting. kat, did you have quote toys going up or did they lock you in a closet? >> i like to catch bras and play with different things. sand is not a toy. how is sand a toy? how? greg: sand castles? >> just because kids play with it doesn't mean it's a toy otherwise boogers would be on the number one list. logic is irrefutable. >> it is not beach sand. it's an actual -- my daughter still plays with it. they build shapes and sticks

knowserg's drew armstrong too well about that. of identity theft and it took him three years to clear his name. thank you so much for doing this. --have become numb to it when this happens. 143 million -- you cannot even conceive of that. briefly tell us what happened to you. drew: back in 2013, a guy down in florida, who, for speaking to police and fbi down there, was part of a criminal group, basically. he had my social security number, my date of birth, and he created a fake drivers license. using that, he opened up bank accounts and four different banks in two days, got a credit card online from bank of america, and basically proceeded to impersonate me for a few months. he sold an rv online that he never delivered. he wired the money back to russia using one of the bank accounts, and it created this three-year odyssey of me trying to clean up all the echos of that mess that involve everything from banks, credit bureaus, the tsa -- a huge amount of wreckage in my life that it takes to unwind what someone didn't just a couple o

i spent time meeting many people, many of them you know, eric schmidt, sheryl sandberg, tim armstrongand that was it. emily: google had just gone public, but the business model was yet to be set in stone. nikesh: the business model was pretty robust. google was around doing $2 billion in revenue at that point in time. but i would say the international operations and scaling was still very early. tim armstrong was doing really great job, because the team he ran was doing really well and he already put that into place. we took the model that he built and deployed it across europe. tim and i used to compete on how big can we make it. emily: google has since become alphabet, dominates the online ad market. what do you see as the biggest risk to the business model? nikesh: we fail to realize how much effort and execution it takes to build an advertising juggernaut, which google has built and has in place, which works really well. i think facebook has built one, too. i don't think there is a third. i don't think there is a third platform out there which has the scale to be able to build wha

armstrong and mitchell will now face additional charges. u.s. marshals credit mexican police with help in arresting them. >>> san francisco is getting ready for the annual event on tuesday with the blue angels taking to the sky for the air show. the show draws hundreds of boats to the bay and the coast guard will have triple the number. they'll be looking out for things like speeding and overcrowding. >> always on the first and foremost on our mind as well as security. we'll be working together to assess any threats, but i can tell you fleet week is just a fun event here in san francisco and it's a great way for the community to come together. >> officials are warning people watching the air show from roofs and balconies to make sure they're safe. the blue angels arrive on sunday. >>> i'm ready for some beautiful weather this weekend. i'm also ready to finally be able to sleep without sweating. >> i think that's a key goal for people, put the comforter back on, the blankets back on. temperatures are falling over the next couple of days back to m

tim armstrong did a great job, because the team he ran was doing really well and he already put thatnto place. we took the model that tim built and deployed it across europe. tim and i used to compete on how big can we make it. emily: google has since become alphabet, dominates the online ad market. what do you see as the biggest risk to google's business model now? nikesh: we fail to realize how much effort and execution it takes to build an advertising juggernaut, which google has built and has in place, which works really well. i think facebook has built one, too. i don't think there is a third. i don't think there is a third platform out there which has the scale to be able to build what google and facebook have built. so i think we are going to see more and more concentration at google and facebook in the advertising space. and i think that is not going away soon. emily: so, would you say it is a duopoly, and is that ok? nikesh: it's a duopoly, yes, for now. there are many other players who are relevant in the advertising space, both off-line and online, whether it's going to be

mark: patrick armstrong.s florida braces for hurricane irma, mexico has been struck by an earthquake which the president says is the strongest in a century. ocean offake hit the the coast and has killed at least five people. the tsunami warning center has issued an alert that tsunami waves are possible as far south as ecuador. lets the to bloomberg's executive producer in mexico city. juan pablo, how is this being felt where you are in mexico city? >> it is very scary. this building was shaking. , the president just confirmed that this was the biggest earthquake in the country in at least a century. imagine that it was a very strong one. mark: can you give us a sense of the damage that has been evident, and are there any signs there have been any oil refinery disruptions from the quake? >> the epicenter is in the south. refinery, the a largest of the company, and the company said that is not affected by this. here in mexico city, we didn't see damages in the infrastructure, the airports, subway, highways. the

en otros detalles le comento que la preside arias irene michelle y ana armstrong fueron detenidas elÍs. las reclusas habían escapado el pasado cuatro septiembre de una cÁrcel federal. ambas mujeres enfrentan cargos por escapar de la cÁrcel. el hombre que ayer intercambiÓ disparoscon la policÍa, perdiÓ la vida. el conductor fue identificado como hoch, el incidente ocurriÓ ayer provocó varios trastornos en la circulaciÓn durante varias horas. laslas prÁcticas que implementarÍa el departamento seguridad nacional implica vigilar sus redes sociales y la bÚqueda que realicen internet. este incluya recientes y a los naturalizados. >> el departamento sobre a nacional anunciÓ que a partir del 18 octubre revisarÁn y almacenarÁn informaciÓn de las redes sociales de los residentes permanentes y ciudadanos. para completar el perfil de lo que soliciten visas. alguna latina como una privaciÓn a la libertad. >> somos un paÍs amigable. pero, hay un proceso para quedarse. y este proceso justo.>>. en un comunicado el departamento de seguridad nacional o inconsciente. en nuestra capacidad incrementa la

lance armstrong there are controversies. as i did about his expertise. of course, we went there. you can't sweep that under the rug. the chemistry of the human body. where do you draw the line between this chemical and that chemical. and so in there i pose the question. we make chemical changes to our body all the time. the very act of going to the gym to lift weights. you create chemical changes to your body to have a physical advantage over the person you are competing against. kennedy: thank you for watching the show. my little physicist. you can follow me on facebook, and twitter @kennedynation. and email me at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. presentation for crepe erase, the number one anti-aging body treatment system for crepey skin! (male announcer) that can deliver stunning results on your arms, your legs, your hands, your chest, and even your neck! (female announcer) featuring legendary actress and crepe erase success story, jane seymour! (soft music) crepey skin makes me feel...old. (cindy) i am really sick of looking

armstrong...seen on your left...escribed as a white womanaround five-five in height and 175 pounts. mitchell is described as a native american woman.around five-eight in height and 180 pounds. <"do i think that every police officer is bad, no i don't believe that. do i believe that there are some people out there that judge people by the color of their skin? i do believe that.">(pam) seattle seahawks star michael bennett is speaking out about this controversial arrest. he says, it was racially- motivated excessive force by las vegas police. moments before police say bennett ran from officers who were searching for what they believed was an active shooter inside a las vegas strip casino. he was then stopped at gunpoint and handcuffed on the ground. kron four's dan kerman reports that bennett retained a prominent bay area civil right attorney who will investigate whether police violated bennett's constutitional rights. sotit's a traumatic experience for me and my familyseattle seahawks defensive end michael bennett is

stuart armstrong curled in his side‘s first in the 17th minute, before scott sinclair fired home tworward 0dsonne edouard, who is on a season long loan from the paris club, scored on his debut, to make it four, as the scottish champions warmed up for their european opener against the french league leaders in the champions league next week. who, it‘s worth pointing out, looked in ominous form tonight having assembled one of the most talented forward lines in european football. new signing kylian mbappe on the scoresheet alongside neymar and edison cavani as psg beat metz 5—1 in ligue un. mbappe signed on a season long loan grabbed his side‘s second. the french forward could become the second most expensive player in history when he makes his move permanent next season. neyamr, who tops that list, curled in the league leader‘s third. they will teke some containing when celtic come up against them on tuesday. it‘s been a high scoring night all round and a sobering one at that for leonid slutsky‘s hull city, who were thumped 5—0 in the championship at derby county. matej vydra opened the

lance armstrong there are controversies. much as i did about his expertise. of course, we went there. you can't sweep that under the rug. the chemistry of the human body. where do you draw the line between this chemical and that chemical. and so in there i pose the question. we make chemical changes to our body all the time. the very act of going to the gym to lift weights. you create chemical changes to your body to have a physical advantage over the person you are competing against. kennedy: thank you for watching the show. my little physicist. you can follow me on facebook, and twitter @kennedynation. and email me at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >> two proud texans with a passion for old west guns, guts, and glory. >> i do see bullet holes. >> two strange inheritances -- one a lone star mystery... >> i'm roy roberson. >> i don't think he wanted anyone to have the combination, because that was his control over the pandora's box. >> ...the other a texas-sized challenge. >> this may be financially one of the dumbest things th

oath ceo tim armstrong will talk trends, the market and more.bck x"n atching "squawbo o cn >>> companies like nike, fedex, ford, and -- are making comments on the battle brewing between the nfl players and the president. eric joins us now with the latest on this eric >> that's right. after everything that happened sunday, the big question last night was how the dallas cowboys and the arizona cardinals would handle the national anthem cowboys owner jerry jones publicly said he wants people to stabbed for the anthem he and his team took a knee together before the anthem, but they stood up for the song itself the cardinals all stood as well. the president last night and this morning has been tweeting several more times defending his view more interestingly, major corporate sponsors have been mostly silent on the issue cnbc reached out to dozens of the nfl's top sponsors and only a few companies would give any comment. most of them have not said a word even social intelligence firm brand watch said big brands have stayed silent on the matter on soci

stuart armstrong strong—armed his way to the scoresheet, the perfect start. — liverpool's new man, andy robertson, showing why some are calling him scotland's gareth bale, strachan clearly impressed. two goals to the good, how about a third? three points in the bag, three goals, too. james mcarthur following up some quick thinking with his own sharp finish. in malta, england faced 30—degree temperatures and a resilient defence, one that eventually wilted when dele alli found harry kane. ryan bertrand's first international strike came from a full 30 yards out, before danny welbeck made a goalscoring return to the international set. there was even time for kane to get in on the act again, three goals in the last six minutes perhaps flattering england's performance somewhat. northern ireland's grip on second place in their group is now iron—like. a dominant performance in san marino, wherejosh magennis was the star of the show, scoring not once but twice, to help them go seven points clear of the next—closest side. another from the penalty spot for captain steve

armstrong received a five year sentence last march. mitchell was received to nine years back in 2014. >>> a san francisco supervisor said the city's response to the record breaking heat wave last week was too slow and inadd k t inadequate. he wants to know why. >> reporter: he said he's going to find the answers when fact finding committee he meets on meets here at city hall in two weeks. every one knew it. it was going to be hot, really hot. the weather service warned on friday it would break records and the heat wave could continue saturday. >> the reality is san francisco was caught flat footed. the emergency activation center was not activated until friday night. long after we reached unprecedented temperatures. >> reporter: they want answers. among them why information about the city's cooling centers didn't go out to the public until friday night. >> they should have let people know far in advance where people could go to cool that city swimming pools were open for free. they should have done it in multiple languages. >> reporter

armstrong and mitchell will now face additional charges, of course, for escape. they credit mexican police for helping arrest both women this week. >>> a lot more to come here. sad times for happy times preschool. only abc 7 news got tipped off to the sudden shutdown and the money it still owes parents. >>> also, san francisco parking is already at a premium, right? it could soon get worse, though, because of new permit rules in the works. we'll explain what's changing. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the forecast. >> our weather is changing, that's for sure. temperatures fell today. the cooling will continue as we head into tomorrow. i'll show you those numbers coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> and tomorrow is national coffee today. >>> we're learning that federal agents detained nearly 500 undocumented immigrants in so-called sanctuary cities including right here in the bay area. i.c.e. agents arrested 498 people during what they called operation safe city this week. the nationwide sweep focused on people convicted of crimes and suspected ga

marshals worked with mexico's police department to find armstrong and mitchell. >>> right now, roadsd leading to the stretch of yosemite national park where falling rocks have proved deadly this week. an incident thursday that sparked injuries happened very near a spot of el capitan where a man died wednesday after a rock fall. kpix 5's anne makovec joins now with key concerns at this point. >>> reporter: yesterday's rock fall was even larger than wednesday's. this all coming at the peak of climbing season for el capitan. we now know the identity of the british tourist killed on wednesday, 32-year-old andrew foster of wales. he and his wife were hiking at the bottom of el capitan when a a large piece of rock fell on them. the smoke and valley filled the valley below. one man yesterday was injured and took to the hospital. hundreds of climbers and tourists saw it. >> i looked up and saw 200 feet of rock come off the wall and explode on the ground about 1,000 feet below. >> basically five times as loud as any thunder. >> reporter: geologists say rocks can be dislodged by several factor

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one of three people accused in shooting death of courtney s sims and anthony dug las and armstrong was arrested. both armstrong and sues bury face second degree murder charges and theres with a third suspect that is still on the loose. >> a former memphis police officer was arrested noor the white house over the weekend. the suspect has been identified 37-year-old timothy bates and he was stopped by secret service officers sunday morning for allegedly uri urinating in public after officers found nine guns and brass knuckles and ammunition. he was satisfied heated to the white house to meet mike roger and defense secretary james mattis. bates says he wanted implanted chin removed from behind his ear. he faces nel any charges for illegal le carrying a rifle. he's being held until thursday. disgraced anthony weiner is going to jail for latest sexting scandal. 21 months behind bars and he three years of supervise the release. back endplay pled guilty to tell any charge for sending sexually explicit messages to a teenage girl and in addition to jail time he'll pay a $10,000 fine and undergo

armstrong has been serving a five-year sentence, mitchell has been serving a nine-year sentence. the alameda county sheriff's office is sharing this image saying it appears to be mitchell walking in livermore near manning road and north livermore avenue. authorities say one way to recognize mitchell is her bold neck tattoo reading, aiden. >>> time now is 6:09. the central coast wine grape harvest is in full swing! how technology is helping growers bring in fruit. >> richard branson on his private island in the caribbean as hurricane irma battered the region. what's left of his estate? >> several lightning strikes are popping up to the north of us. are we going to get any of that action? coming up. >> say good-bye to the green and hello to yellow. we are seeing a lot of slowdowns on our sensors. the thursday morning commute is in full swing. we'll take a closer look at the drive times coming up. central coast - harvesting machines are increasingly doing the work of people - in picking wine grapes. dreds of >>> along the central coast harvesting machines are increasingly doing the

armstrong and michelle will face additional charges. u.s. mexican police with helping arrest both women. >>> o.j. simpson is expected to walk out of a nevada state prison in a matter of days after being locked up the last nine years. he was granted parole at a hearing in july. the earliest date of the hall of fame could be released is sunday. his attorney says it's not likely that simpson would be released on a week. he says it could be delayed a few days. simpson has said he plans to live in florida near both of his kids but his attorney tells abc news the paperwork to get him there hasn't been filed yet. one of his longtime friends doubts he will be in trouble again. >> all he wan to do is spend time with his family, friends, and kids and play golf. >> you can see more on "good morning america." >>> if you're planning to fly anywhere for holidays, airline ticket prices won't get any cheaper than they are right now. >> thanksgiving travelers will find the deepest discounts 24th and 25th. the t december 19, 20, and 24th are the most affordab

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