. >> dannielynn is born at doctor's hospital in nassau, bahamas. fighting off various pattern kn -- patternity claims from many including larry. >> you never saw howard stern intimate with anna at all? >> not at all. i never saw -- >> many peck on a cheek as he brought her dinner. >> he knew he was not the father. >> i would say he knew wee the father. >> off the coast of bahamas they have something like marriage. a week later burke head filed a patternity suit in california. >> when is the last time you have guys claiming i am the dad. usual there's get me out of here. that's what created a lot of the misconception in my case where people thought this guy is out for money. >> dannielynn is watched as the story ends in tragedy and death. n negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. [meow mix jingle slowly andright on cue.ks.]

>> dannielynn, the maybe million dollar baby is born at doctors hospital in the bahamas on september 7, 2006 fighting off various paternity claims from several men including larry, howard stern tells larry king he's the baby's daddy. larry birkhead laughs. >> you never saw howard stern intimate with anna at all? >> not at all. >> not one passionate kiss? >> a peck on the cheek if he brought her dinner. >> but he knew he was not the father? >> i would say he knew he wasn't the father. >> anna and stern commit to something like marriage. a week later, birkhead files a paternity suit in california. >> get me out of here, how do i get out of here. i think that's what created a lot of the misconception in my case, hey, is this guy out for money? >> dannielynn's closely watched birth is followed in days by tragedy and death. that story is next. as this fox news special report continues after this. when you told me about this "candy crush" game at first i thought "so what?", but now i can't stop playing. that's not how it works. i mean it's so simple. it's like my car insurance. i saved 15%

the owner of hard rock hotel and casino in las vegas and the atlantis paradise island resort in the bahamasis the second bidder vying for the defunct atlantic city gaming hall. >> he feels he could do a lot of good for atlantic city. he could put people back to work. >> reporter: after straub's widely publicized $90 million baseline offer, brookfield came in with a $94 million bid. straub then countered this afternoon at 95 million. >> they need to expedite this thing. that's why we went to court. >> reporter: the auction has gone forward, despite straub's attempt to delay it until thursday so he could review other bids. that request came in this motion filed yesterday in u.s. bankruptcy court. straub's lawyers say after six hours of waiting last wednesday, nothing happened on the auction's first day. they call the process highly suspect and tainted and asked the court to have a trustee oversee the auction, not revel's attorney. straub's lawyers accused him of conducting closed-door meetings with at least one other would-be buyer and say he failed to provide information on additional bids a

they also contacted the bahamas authorities on this plane. plane we know was owned by the ceo of this real estate development company in rochester. he's also a pilot and he is the president of the tbm air pilots association. he had 5,000 hours of flying time. a very experienced pilot and the coast guard reports there were three people onboard. we have not gotten any confirmation. we e-mailed the development company and sent us back a message saying simply no comment but they closed their offices for the day. we won't release the pilot's name because we don't yet have confirmation. we do know that he was very experienced. this plane flew for quite some time and just like what happened in the payne stewart crash in 1999 in south dakota, the plane eventually ran out of fuel right at its limit because from rochester to jamaica is roughly 1,770 miles. the maximum range on this plane was 1,800 miles in perfect conditions. it made it almost to the maximum before the reports were that it actually dropped altitude and climbed up and then eventually cr

reporter: this year alone, summer hull and her daughter and husband had more than 19 vacations, from bahamas to paris. the price tag, virtually for free. her secret? lucrative travel points. she calls them mommy points. we'll catch up with her in an airport. what are mommy points? >> they're kind of me, i guess. and i do that, earn points so i can give my family experiences we otherwise couldn't afford. >> reporter: she invited us along for her next trip. using miles, not money, to pay. she shares these trips on her blog. >> i write every day. earning points, and sharing deals that come up. >> reporter: preparing by earning savings inside this grocery store. >> today, i'm going to get an outback gift card for my parents. >> reporter: and summer will be getting rewards, too. and what's stacking? >> stacking a deal on top of a deal on top of a deal. >> reporter: and in another aisle, more savings. she spots a bargain. >> granola bars we eat. >> reporter: those purchases earn her 150 miles. by shopping here just twice a week, she can earn another ticket annually. >> just focus on one trip, and

watching something in the bahamas, east in the atlantic. but yet not a single named storm. unusual for this time of the year. there's going to be trouble in the east pacific again with another storm that's going to affect the desert southwest. stay tuned. that's more bad news. mostly cloudy, more humid. 68 low in philadelphia. 64 in north and west. tomorrow, another hot, humid day. maybe it will last -- maybe the last one of the year. late thunderstorms, though. high temperatures in upper 80s to near 90. nowhere near that on friday. low humidity, gorgeous day. showers come back on saturday. it's cool and not pleasant. sunday's beautiful day. it's like every other day here. you can see how much cooler than what tomorrow is going to be. >> one local city showing off its newest addition. >> we're taking you inside first. >>> it's two days from its inaugural eagles concert here at allentown arena. big bet on downtown redevelopment. the jobs and the dollars, all this is supposed to generate. >>> all new tonight on "nbc 10 news at 5:00," take your clubs elsewhere mr. president. w

it went through, the bahamas and cuba. i don't have more details on those conversations but ob$=um1e1ñ this is an issue of security and safety so we're in touch, as well. >> 4.5 hours after take off, the plane crashed near port antonio, jamaica. >> rene marsh joins us from washington. rene, incidents like this are rare but not unheard of. there was a similar incident last week, correct? >> that's absolutely right, john. if this pilot suffered from hypoxia, it's not unheard of. similar situation this weekend. the faa lost contact with a private plane. it flew into restricted air space over washington dc and the pilot in this case, as well, unresponsive, did not respond to radio calls. fighter jets were scrambled. they tracked that plane until unfortunately it eventually crashed into the atlantic ocean and then, john, there is the pain stort incident in 1999. the famous golfer and five others on board were killed when that plane crashed. the plane was actually flying for about 1500 miles, most of it, we believe, the pilot, c

i mean, 20 bucks for a bahama breeze pillar jar? seriously. "death to america!"ughter) you know what? i'm -- (cheers and applause) i think i'm going to read the rest of that later. (laughter) nation, a wise man once said... (laughter) (bleep) keep going! this is tip of the hat, wag of the finger. first up, yesterday the enviro-mental patients came out of their yurts to protest global warming in a place synonymous with nature -- midtown manhattan. >> an estimated 300,000 people marched through the streets of manhattan for hours today for action to combat climate change. >> this was the largest climate protest in history. >> stephen: yes, hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets of new york for climate change. or were in line for the new phone. (laughter) the event was packed with lefty celebrities like sting, mark ruffalo, and leonardo dicaprio. you'd think he'd be "for" icebergs melting. (laughter) i guess he didn't love rose that much after all. also in attendance, thousands of angry commuters. >> the march shut down major city arteries for most of the

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they're getting ready for a five-day expedition off the shores of the bahamas.he goal to, grab and tagged tiger sharks, and "techknow" was invited as part of the mission . >> nothing threatens them. they play an important ecological role. when you remove that large predator there can be this domino affect in the community. >> i join neil and his team in miami as they pack their research gear. >> it's better to be overprepared than under prepared when you'rel in the middle of the ocean dealing with hungry sharks. >> then we boar join the crew. >> this will be your home for the next weeks. this is the ultimate shark diving boat. >> this is my new home. >> yep. >> after a rough overnight passage through the golf stream we headed towards destination, a special place called tiger beach. it's not a beach, in fact, it's about 20 miles offshore. but it's got plenty of tigers. >> it's highly dominated by sharks, which is really interesting. why would there not be males here? would it be for reproduction? >> everything has to be prepped and ready to go. hen we send out th

it wasn't until the spring of 2000 went in the bahamas on the shore a joint of the deepest underwater canyon in the world, which is four times the size of the grand canyon and has been home for 30 million years to the deepest diving marine mammals in the world, which are called beached whales. the vividness cannon and have forever. this is a bunch of earthwatch volunteers to accompany cambell cohen. he relied on their services. on this beautiful spring day in the bahamas, there is a strandings, but it was as it turns out a largest mass stranding of multi-species of whales ever recorded. and what was different about this one is the whales were buried. they didn't rot in the sun. they didn't wash back out to sea. they were collected. they had the presence of mind to cut off their heads and drag them into a deep freezer to preserve an evidence trail. i was the beginning of their partnership. i'm not going to tell you anymore about the plot, but to say thematically here's an unlikely alliance of an attorney and they will scientist who really determined dowd column on this income a test of

the only two areas we're watching out east of the bahamas, no development there yet. and way out in the eastern atlantic, better chance of development there. very rare to not have a named storm at this time of the year. a very inactive season in the atlantic. but very active in the east pacific. they're going to have more trouble there that's going to affect the desert southwest in the next few days. watch out. cloudy, humid for us tonight. 68 low in philadelphia. tomorrow, hot and humid. late day thunderstorms, again some of them possibly strong to severe. high temperature near 90. feel like around 94. but nothing like that on friday. totally different type of day. sunshine, low humidity. beautiful weather. showers come back, though, saturday. and another beautiful day coming on sunday. it's like every other day here. but nowhere near as warm as tomorrow's going to be. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sportsdesk. brought to you by xfinity. home for the most live sports. >>> john clark. it's a bombshell, a.p. reporting a law enforcement official sent the nfl the vide

the bahamas. reeled in a huge ... that's a rock fish elizabeth. michael taylor makes the diving catch to rob. and the mets did win 7-4. back to the yankee stadium. stephen drew files one down the right field line. look at the fan reach over and make the catch. but up staged by derek jeter tonight. eli manning through four touchdown passes and this wasn't one of them. the ball popped out of randall's hands and robinson gets the pick. the giants win 45-14. soccer in germany, phillip hoffman. they won 1-0, that is a want to get away moment and we will be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. >> david letterman is next with jerry seinfeld. >> you made it. it is friday in 25 minutes. [ laughter ] ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestr i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause )

but we can go to a number of places today, places like the bahamas, western australia, where stromatolitic structures are forming that connect this very ancient rock with the present day, where we can actually observe the processes that lead to this kind of pattern. narrator: it's believed that many ancient stromatolites were created by cyanobacteria, photosynthetic microorganisms that produce oxygen, implying that the cellular machinery for photosynthesis arose early in the planet's history. knoll: this tells us that life was present early in our planet's history, but let me show you another rock -- also 3 1/2 billion years old -- from southern africa. and this rock looks very different. you can see here it's bright red, and it turns out the bright red is iron oxides. and in general, this kind of banded, iron-rich rock is called iron formation. narrator: these banded iron formations found all over the world are further clues to the early history of oxygen. dating as far back as 3.5 billion years they stopped forming approximately 1.8 billion years ago. continually entering the ocean throu

in the tropics we're watching this area in the bahamas for possible development. and we're also watching the eastern atlantic. this is the historic peak of hurricane season. tonight cloudy and breezy, just a chance of some showers coming in: late tonight. 64 for the low in the city. now, south and east it could get some showers at any time this evening. cloudy in the morning, some sunshine in the afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 70s. some places could touch 80 degrees. and the average high is 81 this time of the year. going to be way above that on thursday. plus the high humidity is really going to feel like summer. one day's worth. then we get the thunderstorms late in the day and the evening. then we cool down and dry out on friday just for a day. the rain comes back saturday. then we cool down and dry out for a little bit. then the rain comes back again. but cool temperatures throughout. >>> i'm john clark, the eagles make several moves on the offensive line. we hear from michael vick on whether ray rice should get another chance in the nfl. jay patern

the bahamas. reeled in a huge ... that's a rock fish elizabeth.el taylor makes the diving catch to rob. and the mets did win 7-4. back to the yankee stadium. stephen drew files one down the right field line. look at the fan reach over and make the catch. but up staged by derek jeter tonight. eli manning through four touchdown passes and this wasn't one of them. the ball popped out of randall's hands and robinson gets the pick. the giants win 45-14. soccer in germany, phillip hoffman. they won 1-0, that is a want to get away moment and we,,,,,,,,,, female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to make a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lover

e sails to the bahamas, captures a couple of forts that are poorly manned and comes back with a little bit of gun powder, cannons, and depending on what book you read, venereal disease or smallpox. british friggot off of rhode sland and the captain, cunningham, goes to great links it's right and they're fighting for the british navy. documentedle is well by both sides. there's a mid shipman named fanny who wrote a narrative. another one, and, of course, john paul jones who never stopped writing about it. that, hat -- you say this was ng flip, but kill or be killed for hours. his ship was sinking. one of his sailors said, you drown.e're going to there is forest, there's wood, we'll float. be fine. but hamilton is one of the marines sent to the fighting the fourth about hour of this battle, he walks seen a ropes if you've wooden trip with a sail set and you'll see the lines that these holding on to ng the -- to the spar and walking feet across these very thin ropes. were so close that the masts were almost interconnected. mr. hamilton takes grenades and inches his way along the end of to

we have been in touch with the two countries in whose flight space went through, the bahamas, and cuba. >> the pilot was a real estate tycoon, only he and his wife were on board. both are presumed to be dead. >> the world health organisation says ebola patients should be treated with blood transfusions from those that survived the virus. what the effective possess of the treatment is -- effectiveness of the treatment is up for debate, but it is the best option. 4,000 have been infected in west africa. the virus spreading cross sierra leone, given, nigeria. erica wood reports on the latest effort to treat an american doctor. >> wheeling out on to the tarmac, the third american aid work are to be infected since the outbreak started. a doctor, he had been working in liberia when found to have the virus. >> he has a serious infection. we'll aggressively support the patient and hope for the best. >> he'll be treated in an isolation unit in nebraska. while the other two infected americans survived, the west african strap has so far had a 50% fatality rates. hospital inside the infected count

. >> we have been in touch with the two countries in whose flight space it went through, the bahamas and cuba. i don't have more details on the conversations, but obviously this is an issue of security and safety. we were in touch as well. >> the owner of the plane of prominent real estate developer pr rochester was on board with his wife. they are presumed dead. >>> a flight plan mix up forced a passenger plane chartered by a military group led by the towse land in iran today. the plane was flying from afghanistan to dubai. the path goes through iranian air space but iran said the appropriate paperwork was never filed. the plane didn't have enough file to return to afghanistan. >>> a chinese tech company is expected to raise a record amount of money when it goes public later this month. documents that were filed today they revealed their plan to price their stock between $60 and $66 a share. that would raise 24.3 billion dollars and make its debut the biggest tech ipo ever. it's an e-commerce site for businesses and consumers. it's good news for yahoo!. the company owns a quarter of

pressure here this will get caught up in the cold front and push out to sea if you're going to the bahamas or islands, everything is quiet. >> jeff skeverski has a comeback win for penn state. >> reporter: penn state has not made the trip to pis scat way, new jersey in 59 degrees, penn state and rutgers, largest crowd ever. the big ten opener, 54,000 on hand including honorary captains. rutgers qb, gary nova, 14 yards spinning diving into the endzone. penn state falls hind 10-0. -- behind 10-0. lewis. how does he get out of this? else chased out of bounds, they are going and going and going, penn state takes a 3-point lead. 113 left, last shot for rutgers, nova picked off. penn state comes up with five interceptions, they come from behind to beat rutgers 13-10. james franklin is the first coach to start 3-0 in 84 years. >>> eagles colts, can you wait. lesean mccoy has a knack for coming up in these big games. he has over 300 yards rushing in his last two monday night games. he will have his third straight 100-yard performance he'll need back ups to do the dirty work. with mathis and barbre

we've been in touch with the country whose flight space it went through, the bahamas and cuba. >> reporter: as she indicated this plane kept flying past the united states over cuban air space, and then on towards jamaica after it passed over cuba the plane did go down 14 miles north of jamaica in the motion. the hunt is on for the wreck angle. they'll want to know who was on board this plane. the plane held a rochester, new york, developer. he and his wife were on board this plane. we're told by the county executive in rochester that they were philanthropists, big members of the community, rochester boosters and they will be sorely missed. >> this sounds like what happened to professional golfer payne stewart many years ago. >> reporter: absolutely. back in 1999. payne stewart had won the open. he was in florida, and they lost oxygen on board that plane and all of them became unresponsive. the plane kept on flying and crashed a number of hours later. thidavid, if it happens very slowly pilots just may not be aware of it. they get unresponsive. they get dizzy and at that altitude at 25,000

the aircraft flew over the bahamas and south to cuba where a cuban fighter jet took over the pursuit.the two countries in whose flight space it went through, the bahamas and cuba. i don't have details on the conversations but obviously this is an issue of security and safety. >> four and a half hours after takeoff, the plane crashed near jamaica. the whole incident of this type, they're rare but they're not unheard of. in fact the faa lost contact with another plane just last weekend, another unresponsive pilot, the plane eventually crashed. unfortunately in the atlantic ocean. so it has happened before. >> certainly has but it's very, very rare we how say. thanks. let's get more now, a spokesman for the jamaican force is standing by. first, our aviation analyst, miles o'brien. miles, base on what we know, the eyewitness account of this f-15, a fighter pilot that flew close by, what's your analysis? >> it's highly likely there was some sort of decompression event on this aircraft. and what happened between that pilot and that controller was an unfortunate exchange. on the one hand, th

we've been in touch with the two countries in whose flight space it went through, the bahamas and cuba. >> the plane kept flying on at 25,000 feet. it flew past florida. it flew into cuban air space. it flew past cuba and then crashed no doubt running out of fuel about 14 miles north of jamaica in the water there. now the plane registered to rochester businessman and developer larry glazer, mr. glazer and his wife jane were on board that plane. the county executive maggie brooks said that the couple will be greatly missed. >> the people who knew them are certainly going to be forever touched by their passion for and their love of this city. i don't think i knew too many people that loved rochester as much as larry glazer and his wife jane. >> reporter: the most likely explanation for this tragic accident is loss of pressurization, lack of oxygen in the plane. it happened in 1999 to pro golfer payne stewart. he and five others died after the learjet they were flying in depressurized and it, too, ran on for hours and ran out of fuel and crashed. this is an insidious problem and pilots ma

thing, switching gears, we're right at the peak of hurricane season, and there's a disturbance in the bahamas rain towards south florida over the next day or two. develop intoy anything tropical at this point but it's getting close and the models are picking up on this and we could have something that will wash across central government. in september, the water is warm. we're going to watch that very closely. >> rick, going to rain on the beach today. >> yep. >> the news continues after this. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex

we're watching for any kind of development in the bahamas.quarter we're in the eastern atlantic. and that may develop over the next few days, some of the computer models are showing that. it would probably stay way out in the atlantic. cloudy and breezy with a chance of a couch showers south and east. 64 for the low temperature in philadelphia tomorrow. some clouds in the morning, real sun in the afternoon could push some places to near 80 degrees. the average high is 81. we're going to be way above that on thursday and humid with thunderstorms late in the day and into the night, then cooler and dry on friday. the rain comes back saturday, cooler and dry sunday and monday, rain comes back thursday. >> removing all doubt. >>> now there is no question about it. the new rules just for moms. nbc 10 is live with a local law that offers another layer of protection for working mothers across our region. >>> then all new tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, top honors for several local colleges and universities. what a national report is saying about vill

the aircraft flew over the bahamas and south to cuba where a cuban fighter jet took over the pursuit. four and a half hours after takeoff, the plane crashed near jamaica. >> i do want to highlight a couple of things that we learned based on those recordings, specifically, between the pilot and air traffic control. when that pilot requested to go lower in altitude the reason he gave if you heard it there is that an indication that they were receiving on the plane it was not correct. we don't have any more information about what was going wrong but he said an indication on the plane was not correct. we also know that as far as we know at this point he never declared an emergency. now authorities in jamaica just wrapped up a press conference and the one thing they did mention is that this plane was just minutes away, actually from landing on land. you know, very short of land. we know that eventually it did crash 14 miles off the coast of jamaica. >> i want to bring in miles o'brien and david soucie along with dr. armand dorian. thanks to all of you. i want to play again what happened wh

asset management, the owner of hard rock hotel and casino in las vegas and paradise resort in the bahamastered a $94 million bid, slightly higher than straub's baseline $90 million offer. this afternoon, he countered at 95 million. >> how high is mr. straub willing to go. >> don't know yet. >> reporter: the auction has gone forward despite straub's attempt to delay it until thursday. so he could review other bids. that request came in this motion filed yesterday in u.s. bankruptcy court. >>ç the process does not follo the normal process. >> reporter: straub's lawyer says after six hours of waiting last wednesday nothing happened on the auction's first day. they call the process highly suspect and tainted and ask the court to have a trustee oversee the auction, not revel's attorney. straub's lawyers accused him of conducting closed door meetings with at least one other would-be buyer and say he failed to provide information on additional bids as previously promised. >> the process is meant to obtain the highest and best bid. >> reporter: now, revel's attorney did not respond to my request

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. >> well, one couple says they tried to escape the polar vortex with a trip to the bahamas, nine monthser, they've got quite a momento of their trip. by the way the new york times says the top ten most popular birthdays are all in september. number one being september september 16th. >>> still much more still to come here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a couple of hot new video apps have hit the markets. i'm kara tsuboi cnet.com. i'll tell you how they work, what you can do with them, caring for you ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses, and get another one free. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >>> recently you might have noticed your friend on social media sharing sped up videos, that look like someone is hitting the fast forward button. no, that isn't an editing mistake, but instead, the result of a shooting through a new app from instagram. in this tech minute, cnet.com's kara tsuboi explains more about hyper laps and other novel video apps. >> a beautiful free app for iphones, coul

. >> well, one couple says they tried to escape the polar vortex with a trip to the bahamas, but ninenths later they also fight a quite momento from their trip. by the way, the new york times says the top ten most popular birthdays are august in september. number one being september september 16th. >>> so far this september weather feels a little bit more like august wetter. >> don't these people just shovel their walkway? what's going on with them? you know, todd, we have weather that is conducive to staying inside if you have got air-conditioning, if you don't, it is pretty hard to find any comfort any place. because the humidity levels are way up there. one more day of this casino of heat. and it may, maybe the weather is doing this, so we won't miss summer so much. it is going to feel very summer like today. ben franklin bridge, and if you travel this bridge, you know what a hassle this thing; but hopefully things will start to calm down along that bridge once they get all of the construction underway. atlantic city, looking at pretty picture here, i think it is a beach day for mu

before going out over the ocean, and then, even then it went over very popular resort areas in the bahamas directly over the entirety of the beach there. >> exactly. the entire length of the island. >> 21,000 feet? >> it was at about 25,000 throughout mkq of here, then right about here is where it started to drop, and then suddenly the log went blank. went from 21,000 to nothing, no information. >> a lot of people asking online, what about. >> it was a straight line. it continued straight until it went down. >> we'll get something from them. thank you. >>> ukraine's president and pro-russian rebels agreed to a cease fire after five months of deadly fighting. so far the truce appears to be holding but rueters reports a journalist heard three expressions outside of donetsk, and that was just minutes after the deal took effect. look at the wall. before they agreement the "associated press" reported heavy shelling near the key port city of marapol. analysts say capturing that city would help the rebels carve out a land bridge from crimea to russian. that's what it this all about. putin wants

when we bring a young man or woman in the military, they come in to be a combat soldier or a cot bahama reen or combat -- we don't bring them in to be anything other than combat capable. but that's different than how we use them. and in the case of our contributions in iraq right now the airmen, as the ranking member mentioned, are very much in a combat role. the folks on the ground are very much in a combat advisory role. they are not participating in direct combat. there's no intention for them do so. i've mentioned, though, if i found that circumstance evolving that i would, of course, change my recommendation. an example. if the iraqi security forces and the pesh were at some point ready to retake mosul, a mission that i would find to be extraordinarily complex, it could very well be part of that particular mission to provide close combat advising or accompanying for that mission. but for the day to day activities i anticipate will evolve over time, i don't see it to be necessary right now. >> one of the presumptions -- and i'll just raise it -- would be because we are using air pow

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wake up in the bahamas in hotel x and in london it's the same experience. we cater to that market.gain in these entrepreneurial societies trump is really a name that stands out to them. >> you think the brand name differentiates you from the marriotts or jw marriotts of the world? i'm wondering how strong that brand is. there's a lawsuit concerning the bankruptcy of the atlantic city organization. >> right. >> clearly you're not involved in that, that the name is licensed. >> none whatsoever. we haven't been involved. we haven't been on the board in 20 years. >> your father filed a lawsuit to take the name off the property. there's concern about brand -- >> when something is not being run to the standard we expect, it does create a problem for us. we have to remove that there. that has nothing to do with the hotel company in terms of the -- what conventional hotel. that's the gaming company. we haven't had a board seat in years, haven't been involved in ten years. it's just there in name and name alone. >> no concern people will open up the newspaper see trump, think of you and you

have been in touch with the two countries over who -- in who's flight space it went through, the bahamas have more details on those conversations but obviously this is an issue of security and safety and so we were in touch, as well. >> i mean, given that there are, you know, many issues of security and safety, it seems as if you have the channels to the cubans that you can speak to them. i mean, are there other ways you can, you know, kind of communicate with the cubans on issues of national interest like expand that to other areas? >> we have, for example, regular consult it takeses and conversations about postal issues or maritime issues so we have a number of conversations with them with some of these mutual issues of concern. >> i'm talking about other security it interests. >> like what? >> well, i mean, other issues of security in the region. >> well, again, we talked to the cuban government about specific issues as we say very openly in this room. i don't have more for you on that issue. >> okay. and then do you have anything on a plane being forced to land in iran with a number

. >> bahama couldn't. >> but it has other charms. >> this gentleman here has a question. >> i'm a fellow at the german marshall fund. i want to touch on something i think richard said about artificial rules about the infrastructure. i think that's part of the disconnect. a lot of these aren't artificial. these are the social norms, the social contract broken into all these different pieces. so the internet is designed at odds with the way human society is design. that's why you're seeing it fractureing into pieces. i wonder until you have a global social contract i don't see how you're going to fix -- these issues are going to keep coming up. differing norms on the freedom of speech and just the way you do things, the way you enforce law, all these things. this is what the internet is confronting. it's much bigger than just these little pieces. hat are tech companies do this to figure this out, understand it, and to engage and encourage these global debates so people do talk about how to converge norms, how to converge ways of doing things so we can all basically get along? >> i'll go ag

the aircraft flew over bahamas and cuba where the fighter jet took over the pursuit. plane crashed near port antonio, jamaica. if the pilot was unconscious and the plane continued to fly, that incident is rare, but not unheard of. a similar situation last weekend where the faa lost contact with a private plane. it flew into restricted air space over washington, d.c. the pilot was unresponsive to radio calls from air traffic control. eventually that plane crashed into the an atlantic ocean. then there's the payne stewart incident in 1999 in which the famous golfer and five others were killed when that plane crashed near aberdeen, south dakota. in that case, the plane traveled about 1,500 miles, most of it while the pilot, co- pilot and passengers were unconscious or dead. christi, martin. >> rene marsh, thank you so much. >>> a pledge and a promise to destroy isis. president obama says nato allies are committed to doing that. >> calls for action against isis are continuing to grow louder. cnn's erin mcpike has more on that. >> returning from talks in europe over how to

managers "phoning and" from east hampton of new york city in the hamptons or from a yacht in the bahamashat the kind of thing that you worry about when you think , the your beneficiaries firefighters, the police officers, the teenagers -- the teachers, looking at those feeds and asking questions? >> are fiduciary obligations are to our beneficiaries. in everyevery day moment thinking about those beneficiaries. this is a set of investment beliefs that are investment staff adopted late last year. one of the principal components of that investment beliefs structure is cross matter. -- costs matter. they do matter. we look through the portfolio and try to assess those strategies that are expensive for us to buy compared to those asset classes that we are able to quite efficiently and quite cheaply invest internally here at calpers. to give you an example, in the calpers portfolio internally, we are able to invest in our staff point, a at a basis little less than a basis point, to access the global equity capital markets. we have a very substantial fixed income roque ram -- program that we ar

i have to say where my dad is from, the bahamas. >> good one. >> i love the bahamas. >> beautiful place osmonds. that's a tough one. >> come on. >> honestly -- i know, i normally would say jackson five, but i grew up watching "donny & marie," little bit country and little bit rock 'n' roll. >> that's donnie and marie. so is it jackson five or the osmonds? >> the osmonds. >> what surprises you about this morning? >> what surprises you? >> is that like an existential. >> when you woke up this morning, you were surprised by -- >> not getting invited to tamron's birthday party? >> that was a surprise, when i heard there was a big bash and my friend, tamron, didn't invite me. >> tamron? >> those deviled eggs with you. >> all six of them. oh, kate hudson. love her. love her fashion. if you could have a key that unlocks any one door -- ooh -- what door would it be? >> kate hudson. come on. >> the vault. >> the door to heaven. >> ah. >> there you go. >> of course. >> you're not with us anymore. >> later. you want that later. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. or the vault where gucci shoes are kept. >> i lik

the bahamas can't make us use cryptography. >> it has other charms. >> this gentleman here has another question. >> hi i'm a fellow with the german marshall fund. i wanted to touch on something i think richard said about artificial rules and about the infrastructure. i think that's part of what the disconnect is. a lot of these rules are artificial. these are the social norms, the laws and the social contract which is broken into all these different pieces. this gets back to the westphalian system. it's at odds with the way human society is designed so that's why you are seeing a fractured into pieces. i wondered how you have a global social contract i don't see how you are going to fix some of these. issues are going to keep coming up. we have differing norms on the freedom of speech and the way you do things, the way you enforce law come all these things. this is what the internet is confronting. it's much bigger than just these little pieces so what are the tech companies, the question what are you doing to both figure this out and to understand and to engage and encourage this glob

the aircraft flew over the bahamas and south to cuba, where a cuban fighter jet took oesh p pursuit. 4.5 hour later the plane crashed. >> if the pilot suffers from hypoxia and was unconsideration as the plane continued to fly that is rare, not unheard of. a similar situation last weekend the faa lost contact with a private plane, it flew into restricted airspace over washington, d.c. the pilot was unresponsive to radio calls. from air traffic control. eventually, that plane crashed into the atlantic ocean. and then there's the payne stewart incident in 1999, the famous golfer and five others were killed when that plane crashed near aberdeen, south dakota. in that case, the plane traveled about 1,500 miles, most while the pilot, copilot and passengers apparently were unconscious or dead. christi, martin? >> wow. thank you so much for the info. >>> and we spoke earlier with a retired air force pilot about the possibility of losing oxygen in the cockpit and what pilots can do to protect themselves and their passengers. >> there's a gauge in a cockpit that shows pressure altitude. it tha

we are keeping an eye on a weak area in the northwest of the bahamas, it has 25 miles an hour winds.ill be bringing rain thursday to sunday. some areas could pick up five to 8g inches of >>> hi, i'm "first alert" meteorologist brittney shipp. hot and humid conditions expected. our temperatures are going to post close to 90 degrees, we're also tracking late evening thunderstorms. so "first alert" edition for today, be careful as you're heading home from work. we could see heavy downpours, lightning, even damaging winds. by the time we head into tomorrow, 78 degrees and fairly nice weekend 72 degrees with a chance of showers saturday but 74 on sunday. . >> that's your latest weather. >>> >>> we talked about apple's beg announcement earlier in the week. carson is over in the orange room now, though, with something we may not have talked enough about. carson. >> is your phone essentially going to be your new wallet? 9 million stores in the u.s. come october. 220 stores, wal-mart, mcdonald's, macy's, your technology is stored. you hit the reader. here's the question we'd like you to answe