and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: welcome back, beth. >> hi!> seth: well, yes [ laughter ] and by the way, the way you just reacted seems like it's a surprise i'm about to show your instagram. [ laughter ] but i wanted to allow you to do this because you told -- this is your niece >> this is my chosen niece, ramona >> seth: gotcha. do you have other nieces >> we called her momo until momo >> seth: oh, yeah, momo. yeah, that was a bad thing >> i know, it was. but she's a good thing >> seth: that's great. so you said chosen niece do you have other nieces >> i have a lot. i have too -- i have a lot of nieces and nephews >> seth: how do they feel about not being the chosen one [ laughter ] >> i didn't choose them. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. but ramona, you said - >> no, they -- i love them -- i love them all so much. i wish -- there's too many to name >> seth: oh, that's -- >> and if i name just two of them - >> seth: yeah, i think it's good to just -- let's focus on ramona >> okay. >> seth: but that's very sweet >> oh, my god, don't tell my

named beth ford who may with their biggest advocate inch one way or another, her company affects 50% of all farmland in america and is introducing high-tech tools to help farmers survive. >> we use a thing called computer vision or image recognition. the idea is can we actually use a camera and start to see if they're at the ideal weight or not. ( ticking ) >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioe

>> reporter: beth wald is the owner of the vacation rental. >> it doesn't matter about the house. it's people. i was so worried that they were okay, that they got out. >> reporter: she set to work rebuilding it almost exactly the way it was, save a few meaningful touches, like the redwood from the deck coming from a tree from the property that didn't survive the fire. but the best touch of all, beth thought, would to be have these women from minnesota back as the rebuilt home's very first guests. for free, of course. it's got a sophisticated finish for chardonnay. >> reporter: allowing them to put a happy ending on a vacation that was so frightfully interrupted. >> this means the world. that night was tragic. the weeks to follow were horrible. we survived something that's unspeakable. so them coming back and the joy in their faces and being able to share the rebuild of this house is just so meaningful. >> reporter: and meaningful, not just to beth but to the whole region, getting the word out that there are people here with open hearts who are once again open for business. and, it

mary beth. [laughter] >> how much time do i have? >> right, let's try to keep it for a few minutes and then get into the meat of all of that after that. >> i think the situation in 2019 has evolved over the last decade is fairly predictable that the president made the decision, as any president would probably who was sitting in that white house chair would make, that eventually the u.s. had to withdraw out of northeast syria. it was not sustainable position. it certainly wasn't sustainable with the numbers and assets that ere applied. i believe it unfortunate and a mistake that make the decision and implement it the way it was made in part because, number one, we're allowing the slaughter of not only kurds, but the syrian defense forces actually majority arab these ays and the kurd membership is almost equaled by the christian and -- membership and those have over timed joined, and we lost an lost an ined, and we opportunity there, i think, to stabilize northeast syria and to allow those people to sort themselves out from an associat

jillian: all right, jenny beth and sasha, thank you for your time.s after the hour, tulsi gabbard clashing with the new york times calling a recent article about her a smear piece, carley shimkus is here with reaction on social media today. ♪ jillian: good morning, welcome back, "the new york times" going after tulsi gabbard, paper accusing 2020 candidate of having right-wing sympathies for questioning dnc's rules ahead of tomorrow's debate. rob: carley shimkus, 24/7, siriusxm 115 with reaction, hey, carley. >> "the new york times" publishing unflattering piece of tulsi gubbard claiming she's become a favorite among white nationalists and the paper knocking her for threatening to boycott the democratic debate saying, quote, the question about gubbard's right, the national committee are working to rig the event, the new york times is cosponsor of the debate with cnn and also argument that reminds some democrats of the narrative pushed by russian actors during 2016 presidential contest when an operation by internet trolls work to manipulate american pu

, do you promise to honor beth and love and cherish her as long as you both shall live?>> i do. >> do you promise to honor howard and love and cherish him as long as you both shall live? >> i do. >> thank you, my love. >> so by the power vested in me, i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> what power is vested in you? >> yeah, by no one. >> yes. there you have it. like any great television romance, howard and beth's ceremony featured a special officiant, colton from "the bachelor." >> that seems so much fun. so was that it? that's going to be the ceremony? >> yeah, and they got married again. >> well, you can't get any bigger than "ellen," right? >> no. but yeah, congratulations to them. >>> next to some super-sized superhero casting news that may seem like a big little lie, but it's totally true. >> zoe kravitz is the latest a-lister joining the upcoming batman movie. the "big little lies" star set to play cat woman opposite robert pattinson. >> jonah hill is reportedly playing the riddler and production will begin next year. >>> next to a celebrity throwback that pro

beth ann: sure.i could take credit, but my colleagues at market intelligence actually wrote the report. i had done an earlier report looking on women in the workforce, having more women in the workforce over the last three decades, making the u.s. economy bigger, about $1.6 trillion bigger than it is today. the question that my colleagues asked was what if women did not only enter the workforce, but with more women in the so-called c-suite? what they found was that more female cfos in the firms that they studied over 17 years, they saw that those firms were $1.8 trillion bigger than the market overall. they also found that looking at female ceos in these firms, there was more diversity. about twice as many women were on the board than the overall market. study ishis interesting because there's almost 6000 companies that were studied here, versus the report that only had about 300. empirically, can you tell us a little bit about what you found, about how discerning boardman burrs were about choosing a

beth, watch, said that the russians today? they we re said that the russians today?that top spot. they play to him, he had a lot of pressure going into that last routine. we have really seen russia improve over the last couple of years. they were at the age they were a bit touch and go, but that was an amazing performance. british member also in action, that position for them. is that a good result for us? i think they were hoping to sneak into the models, but actually love their routines and other difficulties, today was not quite a day for there were a couple of balls. actually, we know there's plenty more in the bag for them. they have now got another year ready to consolidate head of tokyo. i think they can take a lot of positives away from today's competition. imagine if you fall, one of those was max but luck. we are hoping he can take a third world title to should be worried? he tried the harder routing, it did not quite pay off today. obviously he has a decision to make on saturday, which waiting to go for. i am sure between him and his coach scott, they will

beth, i'm curious, what do you make of that? you look at polls right now. trump's approval rating 42%, somewhere around there. we keep showing these head-to-heads. warren has been leading him, biden leads him. is harry reid overreacting to a narrow victory for donald trump in 2016? >> harry reid is one of the canniest operators in politics. he knows a winner when he sees one. we also know what happens in 2016. harry reid is totally right. interestingly enough, if these numbers and scenario were played out for any other person besides donald trump, we would say that person was sunk, jim he carter, what have you. he has never been above 50%, these numbers always under water but he's donald trump. he has always managed to get himself out of every jam. a political houdini. everybody has seen that. that's what harry reid is saying there. it's smart for democrats to take that heed. >> what harry reid is channeling there, how much does that weigh on democratic voters? >> in terms desire to get trump out of office, i think it matters a whole lot. i think harry reid

this one was written by beth. from work at half seven, eight o'clock at night and it was november so it was really quite dark outside. he approached me just from the side and he started making really crude comments at me and stuff, like, really early on in the conversation. what sort of things? he was mentioning when he was in ukraine or something, he had hired prostitutes, and he was saying that i'd be, like, better than prostitutes. and, like, just a horrible manner and was just, like, quite touchy with me. 0k. yeah. so what did you do then? just not engage with him. i kind ofjust have to, like, keep him on a level where he's not going to get aggressive with me. i've not asked you — how old were you at the time? i'm17 — at the time of the incident i was 17 as well. and he told me he was 27, but he was actually 37 years old, so 20 years older than me. here, adnan ahmed stuffs a microphone in his pocket, ready to approach another young woman in central glasgow. someone else films the whole encounter. emily says sh

you should be down there with liam and beth. >> hope: beth is asleep, and i will be with them soon enough brooke: this whole night seems like a nightmare, the way ridge and thomas barged in here and dragged douglas out of here, a nice, loving, warm home that you and liam provided for him. >> hope: it's heartbreaking to think that i won't be able to tuck him in tonight and to read him his favorite bedtime story, to listen to him say his prayers. it just... it feels wrong. >> brooke: i know. it's terrible.

this one was written by beth.m work at half seven, eight o'clock at night and it was november so it was really quite dark outside. he approached me just from the side and he started making really crude comments at me and stuff, like, really early on in the conversation. what sort of things? he was mentioning when he was in ukraine or something, he had hired prostitutes, and he was saying that i'd be, like, better than prostitutes. and, like, just a horrible manner and was just, like, quite touchy with me. 0k. yeah. so what did you do then? just not engage with him. i kind ofjust have to, like, keep him on a level where he's not going to get aggressive with me. i've not asked you — how old were you at the time? i'm 17 — at the time of the incident i was 17 as well. and he told me he was 27, but he was actually 37 years old, so 20 years older than me. here, adnan ahmed stuffs a microphone in his pocket, ready to approach another young woman in central glasgow. someone else films the whole encounter. emily says she h

england needed a spark and it came from beth england.revent england's first ever defeat to brazil as the lionesses stretch their run without a win to five games. what i have just seen, that is the level of a top team. we got punished for two lapses in concentration for the first half but we kept going right to the very end. our play at times was some of the best football i have seen us play for a long time. now, we are in that period where things are not going for us that we may be had going for us 12 months ago. we have just got to stick together and believe that what we are doing is right. plenty for phil neville to think about. the last time the lionesses went five games without a win was all the way back in 2013. however, they can put things right pretty quickly. tomorrow they travel to lisbon for a friendly against portugal on tuesday. let's take a look at some of the day's other headlines... the defending motogp world champion marc marquez is third on the grid for tomorrows thai grand prix, that's despite crashing for the second ti

houston which is a sanctuary space where josslyn johnson lost her husband, beth of them members to havehouston police department and she does not have standing in american courts to be able to sue, to hold the sanctuary anarchists accountable she and her both husband are african american. there's so many stories like that and yet you have an open borders media when president trump finally embraced the angel families and told their stories during the state of the union, these media types on twitter proactively smearing them, smearing at them while they were being applauded in the chamber, they have absolute contempt for american citizens while they exhaust every last supposed victim of the illegal immigration racket and in many cases lie. i talk about the straight-out narrative deception, we talk about sÁnchez, many cases like that, and certainly doesn't help that you have outright illegal aliens in the media like josÉ antonio vargas who has been supported by soros out there calling himself a real american, fundamental difference people who came legally like my parents did from the phili

♪ >> brooke: so beth had a good time with you and liam at the pumpkin patch? >> hope: the best.ll the decorations and the petting zoo and the costumes. hers was the best, of course. >> brooke: oh, of course. >> hope: but it wore her out. i mean, she was asleep before we even got her in the car seat. >> brooke: so you're still going over to eric's? >> hope: i have to keep thomas from having sole legal custody of douglas, especially after knowing motion,'s capable of. if he suspects that you're conning him... >> hope: well, then i will just have to make sure that he doesn't. >> brooke: oh, god, honey, i don't like it. i mean, what if he figures this out? if he knows that you're manipulating him, th

they're mary beth quick a.e getty fire because it's not far from the museum is that correct. it took off and as i mentioned in the wee hours this morning. the mayor mentioned that it was not a homeless encampment we've seen many of those fires here. but was not a situation where from a homeless encampment it broke out right by the getty museum right down there by the 4 oh 5 which is you guys know is one of the busiest freeways in the country. shea over here. greatly and go this way the getty museum is in the distance there i don't know if you guys can make it out that's at large structure with all the lights and so the fire took off over there. and then there is such fun fast-moving winds as you know we have our santa ana winds in town and so the sand and it would just push that blaze up and over the ridges and then it came up here to brand would up high here in the hill and it judge devastated homes have damaged 6 others and points lower fighting interesting some of these oems that they're still flames being s

it has never been done before by a woman and beth you have won a few gold medals in your time. her —— i doubt that it was tonight? to be honest now. but it was great to see that she was enjoying that performance threat that for routine she had a big smile oi'i that for routine she had a big smile on her face and the skills that she is doing, they are so difficult. some gymnasts can only ever dream of doing it. and she seems to get better and better, doesn't she? what can we expect to see over the next year or can we expect to see over the next year 01’ so can we expect to see over the next yearorso and is can we expect to see over the next year or so and is this the last one for her world championship? who knows. you always think she has hit the top but then she brings out more skills. who knows what she can bring out, orany skills. who knows what she can bring out, or any other skill she skills. who knows what she can bring out, orany other skill she is training behind the scenes at home. we don't know, but ijust like the fa ct we don't know, but ijust like the fact that she i

simi valley a blaze has just broken out and it's been found by strong winds i'm not made for local bethrivera her bags are packed but for now she's determined to stay and try to fight for her home. if started over their half of that hill behind. their name their neighbors. if anyone comes out of this. safe and healthy. as the morning wears on the blaze picks up 1st in the line of fire the rural ranches in the hills it's not just residents who have to be evacuated ranchers struggle to coax terrified horses toward scifi before the flames sweep through. the nervous with animals without humans they're going to be good i'm going. to take . this so-called easy by in simi valley also threaten an american icon flames tore up the hill towards the ronald reagan presidential library. in the end fire department helicopters saved it baiting back a blaze that was within 30 majors of a library full of valuable historical documents i mean this smoke in the wind i've been here in l.a. for 45 years and i've been through a lot of fires in this was one of the scariest nearly 1500 is has been brought into t

thanks to david and beth in stuttgart. 0nto tennis.al of the tianjin 0pen by rebecca peterson — the swede winning in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4. it's the second title of peterson's career — with her other title coming just last month. we will and on another record. coco gauff being the youngest to win a wta tour title. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, it's time for click. bye from me. hello, and welcome to a special edition of click. not top gear, although there are shades of that, i have to say, but this week, we're not talking about petrol cars like these. we're talking about electric cars like these. not hybrid, not hydrogen or anything else. this week, it is pure electric. sure, there are other ways to power your car which are good for the environment. go check them out by all means but this is the year that all—electric has really taken off. more people are thinking about evs than ever before so in this show, we're asking, is now the right time to switch? we'll look at the cost of buying and running them, how far they can

rescuers are searching the rubble this morning after a beth taking team in new orleans captured on camera

that express that beth thanks to the various parties involved and the point was made that the door is still open should britain change survived at some stage or in the future there was a question put to them from the floor what would you what would you say to the 48 percent in britain who voted to remain gentle the younger said you were right let's bring into this conversation that here in the studio with me. is that d w d w. editor robert most also in brussels is there is a good matter let's start with you robert what jumped out to you from the last 1015 minutes or so the 48 percent thing right i think was the big no i think. the 8 i think is pretty going to brave face here saying that finally managed to reach a day i think a lot of people are probably at least 2nd time it at this stage and that's why they're quite happy so actually have something that you know on paper may look good but as i was saying earlier i think the celebrations a premature and i'm still trying to get my head around what makes this deal different from the deal that the reason they try to push through parliamen

beth, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning, dave. >> beth, what's at the heart of this?hy is it so hard to stop? >> you know, we talked to a couple of neighbors and i think it's hard for a lot of reasons. one is that many of the products have a high level of nicotine in them, which is extremely addictive. one vaper said when he was smoking prior to vaping, he had to go our and it was not convenient. set aside time to take a smoke break. now he can vape any time he wants and he's vaping all day, all evening, and it's hard he's finding now that he wants to quit vaping, to put that aside and not reach for it all day long because it's 24/7 for him. >> so if i'm ready to quit, where do i start? >> well, i found a good program that's designed for younger vapers, teenagers, people in their early 20s. it's a text-based program where you can sign up to receive texts on your phone during the day. they are automated texts to help you through the quitting process. it's called this is quitting through the truth initiative. they have a program for parents of young vapers to support th

and i just need to ask beth, are we in good shape going into the end of the year?vided enough liquidity? what about the idea that mnuchin the treasury secretary talked about possibly changing the regulatory regime and now we hear it's not going to happen? give us your 2 cents on this critical issue here. >> sure. the fed has done an excellent job in terms of providing liquidity into the system. they've been buying bills to get the level of reserves up they've been engaging in repo transactions to make sure there is liquidity in the system the year-end could be messy. every year-end the past several years since the regulation has been put in place we've seen repos spike up high. right now the market will tell you repo is going to print 3, 3 and a quarter relative to the 1, 1.5% >> will it be chaos in the equities market? >> it's the bond market that's paying attention to this you're not able to get the cash from where it is in money market hands into the funds who need to buy treasuries, some of who need to buy it on a regular basis this is something we need to cont

it's a lot quieter since liam and phoebe aren't here, but...since beth left. >> ridge: well, i wouldike to move in with you and kelly and...spend some time, just for a little while. >> steffy: and brooke's okay with that? >> ridge: yeah. we agreed it might be--

i think it will get signed easily, hopefully by the summit in chile where president xi and i will beth be. but a lot of good things are happening. our farmers are taken care of. our bankers and financial services are going to have access the likes of which they've never had to the largest or second largest depending on your definitions, about 1.4 billion people, population, whether it's india or china, they're pretty close. we've done some great things. i want to say, i want to thank the people of dallas, the people of fort worth, the people of texas. because yesterday was incredible. i want to thank bernard arnot, one of the great businessmen of the world for agreeing to do something that was a first. he has built this incredible plant right in our great state of texas. they're going to make super luxury and super product, they have already started, a big investment, we're very proud of it. that was done with me, with the election, even prior to the election, i said you have to open up a plant someplace in the united states. he said what do you think about texas? i said i love texas.

they said that beth, i don't want to step on heroin needles. it just shocks me. even though i've written this book. it still shocks me. >> one of the people you talk about early in the book. his doctor cosby he based on his only strengthen your book, he is thoroughly aware of the fact that opioids like oxycontin are being over prescribed and are highly addictive and it's not being reported properly. he also was aware or becomes aware of the fact that one pharmaceutical company purdue, parma, is pushing these prescriptions on the argument that the vital sign on be pain thresholds. we physicians are to be conscious of leaving our patients and no pain. not that the perfect way for you doctor, to handle that. he becomes alarmed by the practices of this pharmaceutical company. tell us a little bit about that story and how that turned out. >> he starts writing them letters. what is said, we've got people overdosing. crime in this community where i've been practicing for decades. you need to take this drug off of the market and reformulated it to be abuse resistant. the

my name is beth clements and i'm the ceo here at the visitor center. we are pleased to be hosting this event with our good friends the united states capital historical society. i can't think of a better way to mark constitution day than with a program devoted to citizenship. our founders knew that our democratic system of government would depend on having an informed citizenry. john adams said that livery cannot be preserved without general knowledge among the people. his successor put it even more simply. life and liberty go together. of the reasons that the capitol visitors center was established was to inform, involve and inspire citizens of all ages. we do that every day through our debt expanding series of public programs and educational programs. ongoing contributions to achieving these civic education goals is the partnership of the we the people program. share ourighted to constitutional system with so many students from the washington dc area. our entire education team proudly supports this partnership, i wanted to give a special note of thank

. >> reporter: mary beth took no chance in the atlas fire. you can see the burn hills from her property. she's trying to take more steps to protect her home from wildfires. >> it's really dry. so how do we keep anything coming through from getting up to the house? >> reporter: the green valley highlands area has hill side homes with large lots. >> some of the questions she had today about to best reduce fire risk in areas like this and even about evacuation routes were addressed today by first responders. >> the hill side furns to the west that burden almost two years ago -- >> reporter: cal fire came to talk fire preparedness. >> it allows them access to get grant funds to prevent in the event of a catastrophic wildfire. >> i don't think i was prepared. >> reporter: mary beth says if there is a next time she'll be prepared. >> what to do with the trees large or small, what to do with the limbs. >>> a drone played a vital role in a police search in santa rosa this weekend. a man confronted two men spraying gan related graffiti. responding off

. >> the singer kelly was after, mary beth byrd ended up picking -- >> john. >> coming after you blakehis mess, i hear it's nutty crazy racy. >> dax does like a strip tease for me. >> i love that. >> when "e.t." visited the set, it was daddy duty. >> my wife is in europe rightn elmo's fire scoop. >>> then florida georgia line ♪ baby you're a song >> minutes away on "e.t." >> what up, gu ♪ >>> welcome back to "e.t." with our special guest co-host, lake bell star of "bless this mess" airing tonight on abc. you wrote it, directed it, co-created. >> i co-created it with liz merry weather. >> well, you guys have way too much fun on the set. we know this because our lauren zima stopped by. >> we're gonna wanna get her good side. she has a side she likes. >> lake sure likes to blow off steam on the set. >> hi, mr. repairman. >> they call me the hammer. >> it's season two of lake and dax shepard living on a farm in the country after leaving new york. sound familiar? ♪ green acres is the place to be ♪ >> will there ever be a "bless this mess" theme song? >> going country kind of appeals to lake

now to the latest on dwayne chapman three months after suffering a broken heart by losing his wife bethhearth is now threatening his wife. he told "e.t." he was diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism or blood clots in the arteries. >> next step is blood thinners, 98% of blood thinners work on the blood clot. >> the condition was discovered after he was rushed to the hospital three weeks ago. when kevin sat down with dog in july, dog said he did not fear death. >> are you ready to go because you want to join beth? >> of course. oh, yeah. i'm ready. i said you beat me to this. >> you say that right after you lose someone, and then when it comes down to the nitty-gritty, survival takes over. >> i'd rather live. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to dog and his entire family. >>> now let's get to more news in new york. >> we have the latest on prince harry after fighting back to protect his wife duchess meghan. after lawyers for meghan filed a lawsuit against a british newspaper, harry came out swinging saying, quote, my deepest fear is history repeating itself. i lost my mother, and now i wat

but by not communicating that, there's no going back, that you see your future with me and beth. so just...tell her now. ♪ [ engine rumbles ] >> thomas: it's kinda wild, huh? that we'd end up in the same apartment complex? we should move xander and flo in, call the whole place phoebegate or bethgate or... victims of reese buckingham's estates. that must have beeug

we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation with the folks jamie and beth. we would like to automatically so countrymen and becca rosenbaum was the director of healthcare. welcome back lisa and welcome back appeared becca, let's jump in and ask you what are the healthcare programs i jps? >> so we have a really diverse portfolio of healthcare programs. i think of our health programs in two different ways. we serve people who are already licensed or certified in the field and people that don't have any healthcare experience but want to get a foot in the door. we serve a wide range of occupations. we work with medical assistance, dental assistants, i'll be ends, rns and medical administrative assistance. is occupations we have seen a high demand of in the bay area and also have good entry-level wages. are refresher programs are really designed for people that already have a certificate come already are licensed, but maybe people have taken a little bit of time off without a license or certificate and weren't able to find work in that field. we have targeted sho

elaborate so part of the new good news is something that isn't original to you but the idea that it is beth all theologies. >> that is first of all it's a very little basis for the idea what do you mean quick. >> like a vessel in a particular time in order to fulfill his will that person theoretically and literally at that time come across as somebody would expect them to use. but where i feel it has been morphed while anybody could be is sort of vessel for god's will there becomes an issue where people are deciding they must be a vessel because it comports with their desires and the reason that is dangerous because it makes it so anything that person does that's the fast track so how do you hold somebody accountable it's doing god's will if you decide what god's will is. >> donald trump you argue is a vessel for many evangelicals. >> we can debate a number but 81 percent those who voted for trump in 16 but they did see trump as a divine person. but do you have that theology where he uses a particular person like donald trump if you believe in that christian worldview that we both do, has i

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beth mead started her career at the middlesbrough academy, and while she says she is looking forward in the last four, something she says they have to be right. we are very disappointed with ourselves, it was completely blown apart. it is a big kick up the backside that we needed, and hopefully it will kick starters for this cap to be continued to get ourselves back to what we were. does that come from fail are us the players? both, it comes from within, we know as players that it is below parand we we know as players that it is below par and we expect a lot better from what we delivered in the last camp. i think that has come from individuals, the team and the staff behind us. so it is brazil up first for the lionesss before they fly off to lisbon to face portugal on tuesday with manager phil neville hoping his lionesss side can turn around their recent poor

. >> the singer kelly was after, mary beth byrd ended up picking -- >> john. >> coming after you blakehis mess, i hear it's nutty crazy racy. >> dax does like a strip tease for me. >> i love that. >> when "e.t." visited the set, it was daddy duty. >> my wife is in europe right now. >>> then rob lowe on the st. elmo's fire scoop. >>> then florida georgia line ♪ baby you're a song >> minutes away on "e.t." >> what up, gu announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. ♪ >>> welcome back to "e.t." with our special guest co-host, lake bell star of "bless this mess" airing tonight on abc. you wrote it, directed it, co-created. >> i co-created it with liz merry weather. >> well, y

. >> are you ready to go because you want to be with beth? >> of course. i'm ready. said you beat me to this. you say that right after you lose someone. then when it comes down to the nitty gritty survival takes over. i would rather live. >> dog, we wish you the best. let's turn to justin beebers big day. ♪ all i need is a beauty and a beet ♪ >> the beibs and his bride hailey baldwin looked stunning in white, kicking off their celebratioa $59 lacoste go for $975. ♪ i won't let go >> everyone arrived by speed boat with flags bearing red hearts. a source tells us the focus on tonight's wedding is the music and the party, with some of the guests planning on performing. they were legally married a year ago in new york. as for the wedding venue, according to a source, guests started arriving to the montage palmetto bluffs in south carolina over the weekend. >> he posted this sweet 2009 throw back with the caption, me and the wife and the in-laws. thanks for letting your daughter marry a savage like me. >>> now to an upcoming wedding, j.lo and arod. ♪ live it up >> the cou

mary beth dugan took no chances, you can see the burned hills from her property, this comes two years after many in the green valley area evacuated during the atlas fire. the mayor is trying to take more steps to protect her home from wildfires. >> the hillside further to ago. asrepared to do with the trees that are listed as small, to make sure there's no dead debris. >> cal fire spoke yesterday about action plans, social media, contacting families, even setting upsafe c. 4:50. >>> police in san diego are promising refunds and issuing apologies after towing a slew of cars during president trump's recent visit. the president visited there about two weeks ago. ahead of the visit police posted dozens of temporary no parking tow-away signs. police admit some of the signs were too small and others lacked any detailed warning about a temporary tow-away zone. one violator says the $250 ticket was just the start of the nightmare. >> there was lost wages for me. i didn't plan to be out three, almost four hours to go and get my car and you pretty much interrupted people's lives. >> in its apol