ashley: the u.s.e to china. >> economic nor china if you buy companies, you have a lot of exposure as well. we've got to move on. let's look at the big names for lunch every day. let's begin with apple. did okay yesterday. we never got that the numbers were on the iphone's moving slightly lower. that's not being a quarter of a percent. netflix is down slightly 1.5% down $1.50. amazon is pretty good and nice and i remain down nearly three bucks. let's look at wal-mart moving slightly higher. caterpillar, and nickname impacted by what's going on in china. let's look at make donalds. fifty-three cents closing in on $100 a share at 9742. the wildly popular mc rib when we found out it not going to be available everywhere. so what. the quarter pounder is getting bigger by a quarter of an ounce. cheryl, let's start with you. we make fun, but it sounds like more tinkering than anything. cheryl: let's go back to the mc rib. people want this particular sandwich. only the 55% of restaurants. come on, really. you

ashley: there you go.tuart: i contest that, but tonight's politics and janet yellen's interest rate tomorrow. before we open, i'm calling that absolutely dead flat. just a few minutes ago, goldman's chief said he would not raise rates now. he says the data doesn't support that. and coming in lee munson, we'll show you later in the show. i've got two straight forward questions for are you, what happens tomorrow afternoon on the stock market if interest rates go up? >> i think that we rally because then it's the fed saying we hear you, we're going to make the ceremony quarter point rate hike. i don't think it's going to make a hill of beans. people will be relieved. expect a rally if the rate hike happens. >> the other side of the coin, what happens on wall street tomorrow afternoon if rates stay unchanged? >> i think that you're going to see the exact same reaction no matter what happens. i hate to say it, but you know it, stuart. no matter what happens, people are going to be so relieved. the real thing is

ashley, you've been watching his progress. ashley: he's in the fiat 500 again.hat a great add-- advert for them. stuart: it's a meeting, not a session, it's a meeting. there's a large crowd of people waiting for him. ashley: a huge crowd out in front. stuart: he's a draw this man. there's the motorcade. i think the fiat has gone by, not sure about that. okay, now, another shot of the crowd waiting for him. he's on his way, ladies and gentlemen, he will be there momentarily and when he steps out of that fiat, you'll see it. elsewhere in the news, listen to this, a deadly stampede in saudi arabia. saudi officials now say more than 700 people are dead in meena, a town, city outside of the holy city of mecca. over 800 injured. those numbers are expected to climb more. remember, 2 million people are there to perform the traditional hajj pilgrimage. look at dow futures. let's go to the markets, please, we're going to be down. down maybe 170 points at the opening bell. janet yellen speaks later on this afternoon at of market closes. nobody knows what she's going to say

stop laughing, ashley. ashley: impeccable timing.siting america this week. his plane touches down today for a seven-day tour included a formal state dinner at the white house thursday followed by a big speech at the united nations in new york. the collapse of china, gordon chang is with us. china's leaders here. what does he want to get out of this seven-day tour? >> one of them is he wants legitimization. he will get that with the south lawn welcoming ceremony, 21 gun salute and the state dinner. he wants us back to china so the chinese people can see we are honoring them. he wants to re-create the china business lobby. that has been decimated and congress because of predatory trade actions and said they are not really carrying beijing's water anymore. these two days in seattle at the most important parts. washington is not important. he wants bill gates and tim cook and other people on his side. stuart: what do you mean on his side? they want to sell their products in china get paid for them. >> they also complained a lot about chi

ashley is live -- ashley coleman is live at fedex field. ashley: exactly, fan started the day pretty optimistic about the new season, about the new starting quarterback. what was interesting is rg iii was still on today's game ticket, even though he didn't dress for the game. fans we spoke to were happy about that. is beautiful, lots of tailgating. ashley: washington redskins fans are kicking off the start of football season with some pregame fun. but fans get serious when they talk about their team. there are some big changes the season. robert griffin iii is in the starting quarterback any longer. term --s kirk cousins kirk cousins turn. >> that is one thing we're missing. family he can throw a lot of passing yards. he is clutch. he has to get his stuff under control. kirk cousins is a good quarterback. maybe the next tom brady. ashley: fans are showing their support for him. it's clear fans have moved on. as the new season begins, fans are cautiously optimistic. >> i'm glad to see a change. we have a long way to go. i -- there is always

call i.t. >> ashley: gee, thanks, jack.i hadn't thought about that. >> jack: i'm just trying to help. >> ashley: i got your note. it was very sweet. thank you. i've got everything handled. >> jack: i'm not here to check up on you, sis. >> ashley: then why are you here? >> jack: i'm here to tell you i made a deal with the devil. >> ashley: please don't tell me that the devil's name is victor. >> joe: phyllis, i'm glad we ran

ashley: possibly.t sound like something he would like to negotiate, but i'm not sure-- >> i could see him doing something worse, he's not the best negotiator. i'm sorry, yeah, you're right, we feel bad, very bad. very nice country. ashley: how would the exiled cubans feel about the property and land and everything they lost. stuart: supposing we pay them off and. ashley: oh. stuart: suppose we pay them off, suppose we did that. ashley: u.s. taxpayers make up for the cuban government. >> every country and every government. stuart: purely hypotheticals here, nothing more than that. ashley: good. stuart: next headline. right. here comes elon musk again unveiling an electric tesla suv. unveiling it tonight. lauren has the details. >> tesla is launching the model x suv, that ends a two-year delay. you can't deny it, look at the car, it looks sharp, but yet, you pay for that. the model x topping out at $132,000. we don't know the base price just yet. tesla placed 30,000 orders for model x thus far and in the

call i.t. >> ashley: gee, thanks, jack. hadn't thought about that. >> jack: i'm just trying to help. >> ashley: i got your note. it was very sweet. thank you. i've got everything handled. >> jack: i'm not here to check up on you, sis. >> ashley: then why are you here? >> jack: i'm here to tell you i made a deal with the devil. >> ashley: please don't tell me that the devil's name is victor. >> joe: phyllis, i'm glad we ran into each other. >> phyllth

ashley is here.he negative opinions are running strongly. >> abc news, washington post pole for hillary clinton. 45, unflavorable 53. you see joe biden, he has a favorable and unfavorable rating of 56. hillary, let's get to her. 53 up 8% from mid summer. stuart: that could be the e-mail scandal or whatever. ashley: exactly. stuart: up 8 points and that's where you don't want to be. ashley: you don't want to be there. stuart: you don't want to be up 8 in that poll. the republicans. >> donald trump 59% unfavorable rating and bush 55%. jeb bush was, you know, hurting among conservatives, not getting the vote and bounce he was when he first came in. as we've been mentioning, wh what-- it's hard to get elected with unfavorable rating. 59. ashley: 59 is along the racial lines as well. stuart: 59. we're going to stay with bush and trump. the gloves have come off. jeb attacking the donald. watch this. ♪ partial birth abortion. >> i'm really pro choice. hillary clinton, i think is a terrific woman and i'm a l

>> the book. >> it's me. >> kate plays ashley.s life, she started reading him the book, the purpose-driven life. >> i deserve your best. he expects the most of what you've been given. >> expects to make the most of what you've been given. >> i haven't been given anything. >> there is a lot of hope. someone who thought her life was over for a really long time found herself again in a really, -preally intense situation. >> did you forgive me? >> i don't know. but maybe god can. >> they make brian nichols a little likable. >> he was a sinner saved by god's grace. just like i am and just like everyone else is. he was somebody's son. he was somebody's father. >> ashley said she wouldn't mind talking to brian, but the way she's turned her life around, she has a beautiful family, a beautiful life now. and it's a great story. great. >> it's inspiring. truly. >>> here's another real life story that made headlines. on monday's dr. phil show, he's talking to a woman who had the unimaginable happen to her when she was 8 months pregnant. >> th

ashley: south carolina.t a second, that's not the name of the stations, there are ten stations in south carolina with regular gas buck 65. >> ten of them. what about your neck of the wood. stuart: a colleague of main said he paid $1.74. >> going down. >> i'm filling up today. stuart: john layfield is with us from of all places, bermuda. i keep laughing about this, i really do. the big selloff is in progress, you know it, you can see it and i think you believe that prices have come down on two stocks in particular, to the point where you think there are raving buys. give me number one. >> both of these stocks have to do with oil prices and what you're going to see is consolidation and mergers. the drill count is way down and at some point you'll have the oil stocks, stocks, i own it. stuart: the other one you really like, an energy stock? >> energy play, delta airlines, kind of the peter lynch, know what you own. i've flown over 7 million frequent flyer miles in my lifetime and delta is one of the best carrie

ashley's story is inspirational to me. i think it can be to anyone. >> reporter: the one time drug addict now mother, wife, career woman, inspiration, sinner, saved by grace. >> you two have never spoken since that night at your apartment. if you could, what would you say to him now? >> thank you for allowing god to let me let him live. all i did was lay down my brokenness to god and give it all to him. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm byron pitts in new york. >> "captive" is in theaters nationwide. >>> up next, inside the bizarre case of a wealthy doctor accused of plotting to murder his ex-wife. he says it was just talk but his girlfriend captured it all on tape. >>> he's been a sports icon and a fashion icon. now david beckham tries his hand at acting in "outlaws." what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you

>> he was very grateful for the way ashley treated him. it also gave him an opportunity to go back and reflect on what he had done and also to consider the impact of his actions on the victims' families, for which he was extremely sorry. brian was active in the church. he had an slept job. he lived in a very upscale community. it's something that none of us would have expected. and brian, when he looks back on it, can't believe that he did it. her interview, nichols' dpaer break father breaks down in tears. we could hear him weeping. >> is that your husband? >> yes. >> he's crying? >> yes. >> explain that. >> we had so much hope and promise with brian. and to have his life go in this direction has been just absolutely devastating. >> so there are more than just the four people who died, ashley. there are more victims? >> yes. >> reporter: he was armed with guns. she with god's word. it was the spiritual part of their encounter more than the shock value of her captivity. >> could you forgive me? >> reporter: that drew two a-list hollywood s

ashley.hen it's a matter of whether or not they're able to catch it act up. -- back up. >> this will be fascinating. three laps on the bike. to try and bridge up on the leaders. >> if we take a look to give the general situation -- that lead group of 14 or 15, the nurse 26 seconds -- then there's 26 seconds back. and then 10 seconds back from sweetland. you got to think she is such a talent if she's in a position. here is sweetland. she has caught ashley and pamela. olivera very talented writer from brazil. -- rider from brazil. she's had some great results this year. there is sweetland, who got sick in stockholm a year ago and only in the last month has started to work her way back into fitness. she showed her biking is back into very good form. i will not be surprised if this trio catches the group of 15 just up the road and is hilly section will be to their benefit . we saw the chase group of at coming down. sweetland just -- it might be about to catching on to the lead group. they areck h

i sat down with the real ashley. >> i'm a mother. >> i don't trust you, ashley. >> when god reached down into my life that night, i understood that he loved me and it didn't matter what i had done. >> ashley headed for a bad ending. already had been to drug rehab three times, watched her husband die and was still using at the time she was abducted by brian nichols who's played by david oyelowo. >> it's your worst nightmare. somehow became a blessing. >> breaking story. police looking for this man. >> nichols killed four people while escaping custody. >> did david oyelowo get the brian nichols part right? >> he did. >> is it scary? >> it's scary. i surprised myself because i got teary eyed. >> hard now going back or easier to go back? >> it's hard in a sense to go back and realize four people lost their lives. but also, it's a day that changed my life for the better. >> what are you doing? >> the book. >> it's me. >> kate plays ashley. both she and nichols life were transformed when she started reading him the book "the purpose-driven life." >> i deserve your best. he expects the most of

ashley: power was restored around 6:00 tonight.ws were able to restore a third lane of traffic to accommodate holiday travelers. ashley coleman, abc 7 news. kellye: the weather was just perfect for a trip to the beach today. what can we expect that the rest of the holiday weekend? meteorologist devon lucie has a look. devon: the beautiful weather will continue. the beaches -- we have an onshore flow. there was quite a rip current from north to south, at least from our delmarva beaches to the outer banks. more on our complete outlook in of it. you notice a little drop. into the 70's, a little bit of humidity. the dew point measures the impossible -- the invisible water in the air. tomorrow, nationals going for a clean sweep of the atlanta braves. temperatures up. we could be pushing nearly 90 degrees in some areas just outside of washington. 87, 90 degrees towards your labor day. no chance of rain through the rest of this weekend. start to add heat, humidity into the next come tuesday. that's not the hottest heat in the next seven.

ashley pratt with me now. so, ashley, will taxpayers get that money back? >> nope. and we shouldn't expect to this was a colossal waste of money by the federal government. the problem here, deirdre is the fact that the epa is behind all of these clean regulations and what not. and they're causing things like this to happen pause cars have to comply with them. they have cheating fang tore to comply with these standards. ends up being ineffective and huge waste of money on the taxpayer dime. deirdre: so there are some reports that the u.s. government was duped alongwith consumers. >> yeah, well -- deirdre: what is latest on that? >> you know, at this point i just think that we're constantly duped by the federal government. and it is not necessarily the federal government being duped. and in this situation, for example, maybe it was a situation where you know, their monitors were not reading things because they were able to skirt the admissions -- emissions tests here in the united states which is a problem but at the same time this is something that seems to be happen

ashley.ese are refugees, not the ones witnessing pouring out of africa or middle east, these are already in the pipeline, so they're just going to speed up the process. the white house has been under a lot of pressure to do something other than send money to help the humanitarian crisis that we're witnessing in europe. 10,000 people fast-tracked from the syrian refugee group that applied will get to the united states in the next year. stuart: i'm reading between the line, a pressure to take more people arriving to bring them to america. i think there will be enormous pressure, whether we think it's a good thing or a bad thing. there's going to be pressure. >> ashley was saying, there's a concern that isis agents are found right now in hungary. why isn't saudi arabia and the other gulf states taking more refugees in. they have a political stake in what's happening. and syria funding and weaponry there. and the resettlements of syria. they argue they're giving money to the u.n. stuart: you've g

. >> ashley: i'm not being reasonable?jack: we all but stole lancelot shipping from newman. >> ashley: it was for sale, jack. i bought it. that's called commerce. >> jack: you and i both know that company should never have been on the market in the first place, and certainly not at bargain-basement rates. >> ashley: that's not my fault. >> jack: it's not newman's, either. it's a worm. it's a virus. whatever the hell it was, it was planted in their computer network. >> ashley: i've done nothing wrong, jack. i mean, what the hell?! since when do you have a problem getting one up on victor? he would have done the same thing to you in a heartbeat, and you know it. >> jack: this is different. >> ashley: in what way is it different? >> jack: the roles could very easily have been reversed. this could be our family, our company who are the victims of this cyber threat. >> ashley: okay, so what now? you're empathizing with victor? are you taking a little walk in his shoes, jackie? what the heck is that about?

ashley: of course. pope francis returning going inside the white house for that 45 minute consultation between the pope and the leader of the united states of america. that basically concludes the greeting at the white house as pope francis arrives this morning. he arrived yesterday in america and at the white house. i think he's here for another six days, is that correct? >> four days. >> sunday night from philadelphia. stuart: you, judge napitano, you will on the floor of the united states congress listening to the papal address. >> indeed. stuart: the climate change address. >> they told me not to applaud, but they didn't have to tell me. stuart: you're terrible. ladies and gentlemen, the time is one minute past 10:00 eastern time on this wednesday morning, the ceremony of greeting has concluded at the white house, now, let's bring up-to-date on the market. i've got to tell you that there's not that much going on on wall street at the moment. it's a pretty flat market: we have the price of oil actual

it turns out there is a woman part of ashley madison. oh, look at this. >> hi, jimmy, so did you have anything to say or what? >> jimmy: i don't know, i guess i have to say i'm sorry. what happened to your eye? >> when i went back there, there was dust and stuff. i have to go. i actually have a date. >> jimmy: thank you for speaking to us. and what a lovely woman. we are going to take a break. when we come back, we have something big and exclusive. when we come back, we will reveal -- this is not a joke -- the starriest of all the stars comparing on the new season of dancing with the stars, ever on the show. trust me, you don't want to miss this. so stick around. we'll be right back. >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live brought to you by hp. bend the rules of what's possible with the epic hp x360. how did applebee's top their all-in burger? with eggs and hashbrowns. yeah, on a burger. and don't forget the bacon and onions seared inside fresh ground beef. the new all day brunch burger, with free refills of fries. that's a lot of flavor for a low p

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ashley is with us.you think liz: this came after ben carson, it was suggested to him moments before that, whether or not he would join a donald trump ticket as vice-president. you know, as we've known now, trump has been cautiously eyeing ben carson's rise in the poll to a solid second place and now trump is effectively saying to himself, this gives me an opening to now counter punch against a very gene yal ben carson. charles:'s he's been saying, i want this guy to attack me, so i can counterattack. that certainly was a diss about the idea. ashley: he was right. it's one thing to say a sweeping statement let's round them up and throw them out. how do you do that? what are the costs involved? is it realistic? it appeals to a certain voter out there, yeah, get them out of here, they're here illegally, but i think that carson is right in what he says liz: it would have cost a lot. charles: i read somewhere absurd 100 billion or something like that, but, you know, also, donald trump talks about us not winn

ashley. ashley: which is so much better.go vertically you get the big black boxes and put it into the lapped scape mode and periscope live and now you get the panoramic view and streaming live, concerts, it's better. it's very good, we're happy about it. stuart: okay. the stock is still depressed. take a look at apple. basically unchanged, you're up a buck and that's 1% at 111. i want to get back to the new product and joining us is an apple fan, rob enderle, he likes apple thinks it's a great company, great products. number one, the stylus which steve jobs absolutely hated and second the battery on the new phones is said to be 5% less capable, two negatives, how do you get over those? >> with the battery first, i don't think that users are going to care a heck of a lot about that as long as the phone is attractive and does what they want it to do. i remember the f-series of any apple product they try to fix the problems with the initial series the big thing with the phone, better scream, better cabetter-- better screen and

ashley: yes, 10 million.tuart: he retained or got back his number one ranking and won more money this season than any other golfer in history. ashley: 22 million, stuart. stuart: another good number, thank you very much. stuart: on the phone, golf legend gary player, a good friend of the program. gary, if i would look at the greats of golf i'd say it's palmer, nicholas, you, gary player, tiger woods. do you think it's too soon that spieth is too young to add him to the list of greats? >> i don't know when he'll be added. he'll certainly be added without a question of a doubt. he's refreshing, he's a wonderful young man. he's got great manners and a role model for young people to follow. it's so interesting at the moment with rory, jason day, and spieth all having their turns to be number one. competition is the essence of sport. and now we've got the president's cup coming up and that's going to be exciting, isn't it? >> i just think it's -- it could be, i hate to be so conditional, but it could be the start

the true story of a woman named ashley smith. man who had just murdered four people including two in open court showed up at her door. that man, brian nichols, held ashley hostage for some seven hours. she managed to survive bonding with her captor by reading him passages from a popular self-help book by pastor rick warren. despite chances to escape, ashley says her faith told her that a higher power would intervene. there was another opportunity where he convinced you to help him hide the getaway car. he had stolen a car and killed -- i think that was the law enforcement officer's car. >> yes. >> and he got you out of the apartment to help him hide it. why didn't you run in those moments? what was it? did you -- were you motivated by fear or was it some knowledge that i'm going to get out of this? >> i think looking back on it even times when i read the book or watch the movie, even myself, i'm like, go, girl, you need to get out of there. you got a chance. but i think several things went through my mind at that point in time. n

smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield, along ashley pratte and chuck rocha. our public officials failed to do it. you say private companies should keep the sanctions against iran. why? >> absolutely, brenda. because for one reason. i think it's just good business. we're all going to agree, capitalists will go to where the money is unless it's bad by. you know, if you struck a deal with a terrorist or in this case i call him a scorpion, they're always going to revert to what they do best, and that's sting. we saw that in venezuela, as a matter of fact, when exxon tried to do business there all for the sake of cash. and what happens was hugo chavez nationalized exxon's assets there. if a private company is smart, they won't deal business with iran for that reason. you're dealing with the devil. the best way to deal with a zefl not deal with them at all. cut off their source of funds, which they need the free market for. i think ted cruz is right in this case. >> very interesting, gary, an answer i didn't expect from you. jonas, you say asset seizures are questi

ashley: you can say it.o call, tell us about fiat chrysler. >> we are focusing on apple iphone said what the fed will do this week. an auto industry there's a huge topic and that is the labor contract to do on monday night. they've been working closely with the head of fiat chrysler and he is leaving day since july and now getting down to the wire. all three stocks, fiat, gm and ford have all been to the downside over the last three months or so. i'll be talking about everything from carrots wages and sharing the wealth during good times talking about larger profit sharing as well. this'll be front and center and if they can't come to terms you can see strengths of the worker union as well. this'll be front and center in the auto world. stuart: thanks, nicole. joyner: the whole gang at 5:00 in the morning. 5:00 a.m. >> it is a great show that gets you ready for your day. we need information fast, is a spectacular hour. stuart: it is a great show. facebook wants to bring virtual reality to your phone. you hav

ashley: $18 million. i hear a mass sucking in of breath from keith fitz-gerald, 18 billion? >> 18 billion is a huge amount of money. i don't know if they've got the reserves for that. ashley: i don't either. stuart: i can't believe 18 billion. >> they took 25 billion out of the bank. stuart: more than that, actually. >> took that right out. stuart: i want to playoff onto the european migrant crisis. secretary of state john kerry has agreed to take in 185,000 refugees from around the world in the next two years. mary, i believe that they're drawing a distinction between people who may be economic migrants fleeing a lousy economy to those people who are fleeing real terror. >> these people are fleeing real terror and these are obama's referees, from leading from behind in the middle east. effectively what we're learning is the cost of disengagement. we talked about the cost of u.s. engagement under bush and this is the other side of it when you're not there and you have the global disorder, america has to d

. >> talk about how cruz christie's brothers signed up for ashley madison and as a result he had an affair. >> powerful men have been doing this is the beginning of time. >> this is a case two decades in the making who killed this vital. the state alleges the boy's mother is behind the crime. but it could be thrown out if her hearing goes away. the murder is the oldest unsolved case dating back upon reportedly disappeared from a carnival then one years later with finding there remains. by all throughout this investigation the mother wasn't charged with murder. you can see her today handcuffed and her feet chained her lawyer says it is based on circumstantial evidence lacking any real evidence or motive. >> the grand jury has to produce some evidence of every essential element simic said judge looked at both sides to say you're ready for a fight and it could go on to a grand jury but he says tomorrow he will give if any answer. >> this case was really big back in the '90s it was on milk cartons in the stadium before they found the remains of the body but the mother called the decision. repo

>> uh-huh. >> ashley's father was driving to his mother's house when he came upon ashley by chance. >m coming down, almost to 124 and there's someone walking almost in the middle of the road. i recognized that it was my daughter. >> special needs students should not be dropped off at their stops unless there is a responsible adult there to meet them or a note saying they do not need supervision. this afternoon the bus brought her to her grandparent's house. ashley's parents were there to make sure that there was no repeat of yesterday. >> god was watching out for her. got my husband to her before she got on the next main road. >> ahead the assurance that the family of ashley lewis was in the public school system. we're live tonight, chris gordon, news 4. >> and we have breaking news for you southbound georgia avenue is closed because of georgia avenue and august drive, a pedestrian has been hit. we are just hearing the lanes did just reopen. but if you're experiencing a back-up, that's why that started. >> ver ron ka joins us now and we have got a lot of poor air quali quality. >> it'

ashley smith cannot quantify why she gave him the drug.hamphetamine which she had in the house, you give a guy methamphetamine that is not going to go well. charlie: you have no insight into that. she is vulnerable but also they are a mirror for each other. she is a meth addict. made choices to ostracize herself from her child . they are broken people and they saw something in each other that gave them all to allow them to have a conversation in which she could read the purpose driven life to him and make pancakes for him. they had this exchange. she had also been relegated to the scrap heap. she said when brian nichols broke into her apartment, she had watched the news and scene there was this killer on the loose, she thought it was god's way of saying you have messed up so much you deserve death. that is the place she has gone to. humanityhols, as his is awakened, he comes to terms with the fact that four people are dead because of what he has done. the trickiest thing for me was to in no way try to excuse brian for what he did but for h

>> her name is ashley lewis. yesterday was her first day as a freshman. it ended badly. but today things are looking much better. this afternoon, special needs student ashley lewis arrived with a new driver and attendant. they made sure she arrived safe and sound after the mix-up yesterday when she was left miles away. >> i was very upset. we couldn't find her. then when we did, what she had gone through. >> she was left off the school bus here along hawkins creamery road. she was lost and alone and started walking. cars passed her. in fact one motorist put down his window and yelled at her wondering what she's doing alone along this roadway. finally her father who was out driving looking for her found her. >> it kind of scared me to death. >> walking along the country road, were cars going fast? >> uh-huh. >> a spokesman tells me special needs students are not supposed to be dropped off if there isn't a responsible adult present to meet them. that did not happen in this case and that is unacceptable. we have apologized to the family and the driver will face appropriate

. >> you are late, ashley.ropped this off for >> when i heard i had a son, i had to break out. >> breaking story. right now, police are looking for this man. >> murder suspect brian nichols. >> i want all eyes in the sky. let's flush nichols out. >> my name is ashley smith. i am a mother. >> i don't trust you. you do that again and i will have to kill you. >> i need to see my daughter. >> you are not going anywhere. >> god help me. >> what is that? >> it is just a book. >> read it to me. >> if you want to know why you were placed on this planet, begin with god. he expects you to make the most of what you have been given. >> i haven't been given anything. >> you have a son. >> you are going to hear some bad things about me. whatever happens, i love you little man. >> the greatest tragedy is not death that life without purpose. >> could you forgive me? >> i don't know. but maybe god can. ♪ charlie: oyelowo is also nominated for an emmy in his work in the hbo film "nightingale." i am pleased to have him back. welc

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there is ashley gentle who has one on this course.er coach down in tucson, arizona will be tuned in today and excited because she has had great results with you. lin who got sick in stockholm a year ago and only in the last month got her way back into the fitness. she sewed that her biking is back into one. she is not proven that she can run well yet. that will be? today. i will not be surprised if this trio catches the group of 15 that are just up the road. this hilly section will be to their benefit. we saw the leaders go up the hill and the chase leaders going down. -- if itlike sweetlin is a group of three when the camera pulls in, they might be catching on to the lead group of 15. areian back house, they biking the exact same pace that ashley gentle are writing and they are writing at the same pace that andy houge are writing. each 20 seconds apart. nobody really making massive time up on each other. they are just missing one more actual massive person to push the pace in either pack one, pack two, or pack three. they are each 23

ashley: the pacific trade deal.he backed out of it. >> she gets no credit for taking the positions because somebody is there ahead of her and she kind of continually steps on the feet of of her constituents. i have said from the beginning, this is a terribly managed campaign, it is a terribly managed campaign. stuart: what struck me more than anything else, the willingness of the teamsters, as says james rosen, fox news, he got inside the door of the committee. he says some of the committee members want to talk to donald trump. that's the world turned upside down. the teamsters talking with a republican donald trump. back to ronald reagan, i believe. >> you go back far enough and the unions were not always a solid democrats voting black, right? they're pushing the democrats to come out in favor of policies that they want. the cadillac tax which hillary came out in opposition to, that's actually opposed by republicans and democrats, many republicans and now most democrats, i would say. but it certainly hurts unions a

ashley: when you say facebook as 86. it seems good to see. >> they had a billion people on their site and great opportunity to own the name on sale. for an individual investor, it's tough to move in and out of the market when you're getting these types of major announcements and markets. stuart: but if you're convinced at that facebook is the place for you for the next ten years, buy it, sit on it and don't touch it, what's wrong with $86 a share on facebook, looking rather-- >> did you see the news that bono now has made more money on his facebook investment than anything in his music career? facebook has been a huge winner for a lot of people. as you reported on the selloff. jeff green, a billionaire investor jumped in and bought 100,000 shares of facebook. people are taking advantage of it when it comes to facebook. >> bono 3.2% stake in facebook years ago at 76 million and paid for it and that stake is now worth a billion dollars, even at $86 a share worth a billion dollars. that's an investment. you've got to follow