one bag was found bey the pool, the other a short distance away.hey're not sure how or where the victim died. police are searching for a suspect who shot and killed a man at an oxon hill town house. a 36-year-old is charged with first-degree murder in the death of kenneth jones. the shooting happened just before midnight last night in the 5,000 block of glass manor drive. anyone with information on riddick's whereabouts should call police. >>> gunshots fired at a go-go party in spotsylvania county leave three people wounded. it happened early this morning on spotsylvania avenue. tonight an 1-year-old male from maryland is in critical condition. a 24-year-old male from colonial beach, virginia, is in serious condition. a 33-year-old spotsylvania man is also hospitalized with a gunshot wound which doctors say is not life threatening. no motive for the shootings. nobody in custody. >>> dramatic scenes on the banks of the potomac river where divers pulled a person and that person's vehicle from the river. the vehicle went off the george washington park

. >> you ready, bey?t's go get 'em. >> beyonce's flawless statement on the elevator incident. ♪ sometimes [ bleep ] go down with a billion dollars on an elevator ♪ >> a remix so hot it crashed the internet. >> we're with queen bey's backup, who's breaking down her declaration. >> she's express td through her art and through her music as her outlet. >>> then the summer heats up in ibiza with paris. while michael strahan calls off his five-year engagement. >> this is from the heart. >> then -- ♪ one, two, three, four >> inside new biopics. the star becoming james brown. and whitney houston. >> i'm with bobby brown talking about the new movie. >> i think that's going to be difficult. ♪ i will always love you >> and -- eight bikini babes, six shirtless hunks, and me. the hookups and freakouts. >> crying, shaking. >> you want the train wreck, you'll get that. >> time to go inside. >> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo!. >>> hello and welcome to "the insi

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bey and ms. rowe, i just wanted to say we all could have a family member that could be incarcerated, and i want them to get the best care they can deserve. in my experience, i have not had that same issue as a medical director for tennessee. i work with the department of corrections, and we try to avoid some of those circumstances that they describe. so i don't think it's an overwhelming, across-the-board, pervasive issue. but there are certain situations that, you know, i work every day to prevent. so i just wanted to say my discussion today will be a little bit wider in scope. it'll be mainly on some of the issues that we deal with in corrections. but as i said, i completely empathize with anyone that has had a circumstance like that, because that's what i went into medicine to prevent. like i said, i'm a preventive medicine/urgent care specialist. our goal was to help the underserve served. this group is the underserved. it's the same vulnerable population that often times a service at federal

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bei am preparing to overrated. working with a great team to move the state forward, not focused on what robbie has done or not done. clearly thatery this is going to be my last political job, elected or appointed. i'm going to be focused on moving the state forward for the benefit of all louisianians. >> i'm going to have to go back to global warming. topic du jour in theington, not through month over the year. >> there is some criticism. washington. not happy with where the president is going. the question becomes what is your proposal? what is your alternative? does this not need to be addressed? think the entire premise on which the president is at doing in terms of the types of work cast is completely overstated. i do not support that draconian action that is going to have a huge impact on the economy. this is very suspect in terms of the numbers. none of these has come true. impact ofhave zero china, india and other countries do not genetically change their policy. >> what is the plan? republican being focused

now we'll turn to jacqueline craig-bey.thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. excuse me. my name is jacqueline craig-bey. i am a former inmate. i have several stories from when i was incarcerated as it relates to the medical in prison. while i was there, i broke my leg, and it took them approximately a week before they got me to the hospital. i was taken to the infirmary there in the jail, and they put a makeshift cast on. i mean, it was just put on with no padding, no anything. i don't even know if the lady had a license to put this thing on me. when i finally got to the hospital a week later, the doctors over there laughed about it and called one another and come and see this funny thing that was on my foot. the medical facility just didn't a place where inmates should be. nobody there is actually looking to take care of an inmate. it's just a job to them. they're just there for the paycheck. when i was pregnant, i had a child while i was incarcerated. and after i had my child, you know, women here

. >> but queen bey steals the show. the "vmas" turn into the bmas. >>> and good morning, america. happy monday. only one person in the world can upstage beyoncÉ, there she is right there, blue ivy. with a little yeah, mommy, last night. what a way to end that show. just uncredible. >> such a sweet family moment. and miley cyrus engineered her own statement when she sent a young, homeless man to accept her video of the year award as she looked on with tears in her eyes. what a difference a year makes. >> very classy. >>> get right to the state of emergency in northern california after the biggest earthquake to hit the san francisco bay area in 20 years, measuring 6.0. reporter: good mornin>> the governor declared a state of emergency, and downtown napa hit the haes this building behind me, this was a law office and a wine bar. this morning, a pile of rubble with chunks just dangling precarously here. 3:20 a.m. sunday, the earthquak moment caught on surveillance video, shaking people out of bed, and rocking cars and build

you're settinme schools up to fail by virtue of how these schools are bei rearranged. >> by the way, muriel bowser said she wouldn't implement that plan either. >>> they haveo so much. now one local group is finding homes for the homeless in hopes of bringing them some healing. >>> and channeling the bay. the pressure that players are putting on their manager to >>> people who live on the street have not only lost their job and their home, many are struggling with mental illness. in fact it'a cae homeles homele. t l oup has a strategy for rescuing their lost souls and giving them a pathway to healthy mind and body. wendy rieger reports. >> reportr charles, these are not just pills, they're rays of light that keep him out of the darkness of depression. >> if i'm not on medication, all hell break loose. >> reporterar knows that hell all too well. for 20 years, he was homeless because of a severe depression. >> i didn't know how to deal with life. i just like forgot. it's like i forgot how to live. >> reporter:ie worked for a fortune 500 company but bipolar disorder upended her life. >>

. ♪ surf board >> queen bey holding court to her nearly 20 minute performance brought the show to a closeer, she received the vm a's equivalent of a lifetime achievement award, presented by her husband, jay z, and their 2-year-old, little blue ivy. >> there has been talk of trouble between them. not seen last night, jay z calling her his beloved. >> and look at her doctor clap. >>> but the backseat to the outrageous fashion on the red carpet. >> it did not disappoint. taylor swift all in blue, compared to an ice skater's costume on twitter. >> and plenty of denim, looking very similar to justin timberlake and brittany. >> and jennifer lopez, opted for an actual gown with some missing. >> nice leg. miley cyrus, a bit more covered up. >> and last night, everyone was about teamworking. >> and last night, she sent a homeless man jailed jessie so accept the award, he was tearing up as he was accepting the award on behalf of the nation's homeless youth. >> after, she posted this picture of her and her date zrabting. >> we'll be right back. czrabting. >> we'll be right back. ezrabtin. >> we'll b

doug bowman says: first, it was jay-z and bey, now outside lands. since when did speaker technology so loud that it booms over entire city? sonya philip asks: how loud is outside lands in your neighborhood? because n hear it pretty clearly in t castro. another user is looking on e bright side, tweeting: who s to go to outside lands when can hear it from my house? the festival has a dedicated community hotline to deal wh complaints. the number is 415-390-2737. but it won't do you much good right now's only staffed until 11 p.m. be prepared for more big cr tomorrow as outside lands continues. you can head to kpix-dot-com for real-time traffic conditions and event information. why would you give that to r 14 year olds? bowing to pressure from par, a bay area school district it will shelve its new sex- book. but only temporarily. "it's just not possible for those dogs to survive somet like that" and 4 dogs.. left in a car. the california heat. what happened after a sheriff's deputy broke in to save them. we'll have the forecast fore cool weather along t

queen bey.ile she was performing, all kinds of raves coming in from all over the world. >> i love it, someone said it was bmas, her, her husband jay z, her daughter, blue ivy. watching her perform in the audience. making a special appearance on stage. so much more ahead, and d.j. calcutta, and the hip-hop dancers live. we are in the mood for a little fun and dancing, a little vma fashion discussion. we have all that. >> and looking forward to all that. but we also have coming up, some frightening moments that were caught on dash cam. >>> a mother and four children pulled over by police and ordered out of her car at gunpoint. it was a mistake. but why did a 911 call set this all off? >>> and it's happened again, a toxic drink served to customers, this time at a dairy queen. health officials are investigating after a mother and son both ended up in the hospital. >>> and then, an eye-opening new report on teens and sleep, how starting school early is hurting their grades. maybe sleeping isn't the b

different improvemen improvements and recruiting the it and inspection and engine engineering classes and bey the end of the august we probably will fill 14 position in this span of a kouch couple of monthe aggressively looking at that and as well as spending other items capital consortiums we'll be aggressively working to make sure we use our budget at wisely as possible. at this point, i want to thank e everyone especially on the hiring fund as i'm sure you're aware of the city is hiring there's a process it takes time and effort particularly our h.r. staff has been good another hiring managers we've worked with h.r. to get this ball rolling i pt want to thank the operation the hiring margins or managers they have to be experts and make questions for interviews and sit into interviews all the while jug juggling the swork they do so we're on the path to fill the positions and really use youp o budget. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> well, i guess the big challenge here is, you know, most f of us sit in the xhigcomn where we had no money and it was an trinteresting

travis county has a history of bei being when they brought an indictment and prosecuted come delay, aouple of years back, eventually all that stuff was thrown out or at least most of it. if you understand texas politics, you understand this is not just a case of rick perry possibly doing something wrong, this is a case of a politically motivated county doing something it has done before. >> i want to get to the -- the issue of rosemary lindhberg, who's the da involved in this case, it all started with her drunk driving arrest. is that important in terms of how this is going to play out? that picture of her being booked, the sitting da, all of a sudden arrested. >> i think that definitely gives governor perry his credence in terms of the vet o. on its face, this looks like a disagreement between a republican governor and a democratically run county. and again, it is something that has happened before -- that's what's going to matter for governor perry politically, if he really is gearing up to run for president. >> we'll know the answer to that soon enough. and also see what mug shots

only on 9, a maryland film maker talks about his best friend american journalist james folley beheaded bey th most dangerous organization in the world. >> tonight, how you can find out if you are a victim of thieves. >> and a dc man who was dancing footloose, now finds his dream in the danger zone. >> and good evening. i'mian jan. jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm derek mcginty. things have calmed down weather wise. >> what's the morning commute look like? >> it looks okay. we'll look at the radar over the past two hours. here's the doppler 900 where are, and most of the activity south is now further south. couple of showers just popped up in the last hour northwest of cumberland but they too are waning. you can see the bull's eye in parts of loudon county. 3 inches fell north of warrenton, 1.5 around leesburg and to the south, 2.5 on the way to fredericksburg so that was the bull's eye. future cast for tomorrow morning. kind of a muggy start, 6:00 a.m. 68, gaithersburg and leesburg, low 70s downtown, but notice no green blobs. we'll advance at 8:00. most of us will have a dry commute to work. by 1

. >> but with pleasant bey of time left in the trade, all the "options action" bing watchers want towill co and carter do now. >> before we even get to that, let's play some options versus options to explain why we use all these strategies. if mike had simply bought that january 380 strike put you'd be looking at a loss of 60% but since the nearer data put that mike sold is working today, he's looking at a loss of 25%. not great, but you know what, better than the alternative. carter, would you keep on betting against netflix? >> we like that bet. the principle is this. the stock has returned to a difficult level and is finding a bit of difficulty in the sense if you look at how it's performing for the last three or four weeks relative to the market, it's a real lager. we think this is the stall of the sign. given the amount of time we have, i'll buy the stat. >> the exercise was that we realized this was a momo stock that was on the move. the other thing is that netflix, the biggest knock against it for the longest time was that they were going to see increasing content costs. they

homes shifted into weird an after sunday's earthquake - and many people are now bei told they can't goack inse to live. and the earthquake damage still impacting scho- textbooks are scattered acrs the floors - but there is hp this morning for parents wag child care. plus - michael brown has been laid to rest. and as h family calls for peace - a w witness is coming forward sg he has a very crucial audio recording. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the annual burning man festival is extremely soggy this year. heavy rain forced organizers to close the event monday which is held in the desert 90 miles north of reno, nevada. it could reopen today, weather permitting. last year, 68,000 people turned out for the week-long counterculture event. >>> and the emmy awards were handed out in las vegas. breaking bad" won for best drama. and "modern family." won its fifth emmy for best comedy. cbs also won big. the "big bang theory's" jim parsons won his fourth award for best actor in a comedy. juliann

now we'll turn to jacqueline craig-bey. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. excuse me. my name is jacqueline craig-bey. i am a former inmate. i have several stories from when i was incarcerated as it relates to the medical in prison. while i was there, i broke my leg, and it took them approximately a week before they got me to the hospital. i was taken to the infirmary there in the jail, and they put a makeshift cast on. i mean, it was just put on with no padding, no anything. i don't even know if the lady had a license to put this thing on me. when i finally got to the hospital a week later, the doctors over there laughed about it and called one another and come and see this funny thing that was on my foot. the medical facility just didn't a place where inmates should be. nobody there is actually looking to take care of an inmate. it's just a job to them. they're just there for the paycheck. when i was pregnant, i had a child while i was incarcerated. and after i had my child, you know, women here

oh my god oh my god he has he called me back i have a message from get bey's us paramus on can i play it please tell us. hey john it's the. i still can't believe it was ritualistically think each other must be funny. anyway i decided to cancel the contract with the cia and now for every item that amazon sells i'm giving away and i'm sure the person who suffered to make it for life ya heard. because there were caring so now bangladeshi workers and me flooded with copies of fifty shades of grey and chia pets you gotta start somewhere they show no no no. here are your headlines from the future this coming tuesday you'll learn that the nestle c.e.o. has stated purchasing water from nestle should be a basic human right. delayed laugh on that one during a wednesday it'll come out that st louis police went from tear gas canister magician cannon we had an effect an effect later in august the papers will run with this stories right to ignorance bill passes house despite being written and pipe cleaners and googly eyes. and finally next week dollar store a kidney transplant goes horribly right.

bey say overall it could because of tensions in egypt but also potentially unrest in russia. the number of customers declining a little in the summer season. the profits are up 21%, helped by the number they are able to push up and the prices they charge. it's all about these package deals. everyone is going to greece and i beat the -- it be said -- and ibiza. they have one they launched to jamaica. generally they have got average prices on the rise. they have got more people on the rise. most of the holidays have been sold through online delivery. they are on a good trajectory for winter. overall i should read into the fact that sales are a bit lower, particularly in france. in the u.k. they are seeing a pickup. they are seeing numbers growing. even germany down two percent. they are suddenly seeing a ramp-up in recent weeks. they promised a strong summer. this should not be a surprise. perhaps that's why shares are not doing that well. maybe that's why shares are not doing that well. >> is it a story about high-end rhenium vacation? >> i think they are your more generic hol

. >> queen bey on top and going solo?s new problem. ♪ i got 99 problems >> beyonce's best friend. >> how is beyonce doing? ♪ >> beauty. and the boat. is this selena look-alike bieber's new fling? ♪ if i was your boyfriend >> get the [ bleep ] camera out of my face. >> taylor armstrong's new wedding meltdown. reality cameras roll as it all crumbles again? >> i have post-traumatic stress. >> plus -- ♪ this girl is on fire >> this girl is pregnant. alicia keys' baby bump reveal. and -- >> let's go kill some sharks! >> sharknado storms twitter. >> thank you for watching the "today" show. >> it's number 3 in the world. so without the overkill. >> this thing could go on for ten years. >> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo!. >> is queen bey officially on the run from jay-z? i'm with her girl kelly rowland. she has some priceless mommy advice from her ladies. you'll hear that in a moment. hello, everyone. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. bieber takes his own jab

wanted to bey you shown in the movies before it goes to dvd?ng point, and everyone is talking these days about what is the best release model. i think that there is an element, even as film makers are trying to figure out how to monetize the loss of dvd, i think there is an element of wanting it to be in theaters. being in theaters helps our people to know about it, helps awareness. additionally, it feels like a bigger movie. is it not also satisfying for you and the people that are making the movie? there is a reason why you're doing it. you're not doing it to get rich, you're doing it because this is a creative endeavor you're interested in pursuing. >> that is right. what we're finding is that if you do it right and you pay attention to story and you try to protect the creative elements of the film that i can still be profitable. ,t is changing so quickly everyone is talking about snow piercer where they had a $40 million film and it came out on vod two weeks after theaters. a concept of a screen as a screen is a screen. but there is real va

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it went up early sunday, features rapper nicki minaj, but it's queen bey's rap.rent reference to the elevator incident where it looked like her sister attacked jay z in may. ♪ sometimes go down it's a billion dollars on the elevator. of course sometimes go down it's a billion dollars on the elevator. >> in case you missed it, of course sometimes stuff, that's my word, goes down when it's a billion dollars on the elevator. in a public statement in may, b, jay and solange said we love each other, we are a family and we have put this behind us and hope everyone else will. and in the july issue of lucky, they are all good, but they have to say collect iflly in the statement they put out, and feel at peace. and speaking of feeling at peace, posted new pictures looking completely at peace. with this new remakes of "flawless," one more thing to say. >> quite a different tone from the previous statements. >> if you had a billion dollars you'd have less to fight about. >> i like the moves. >> i like that. >> it's puzzling. >> although, taking the other side, it's been sai

. >> look beiing at this and othe stories in dc at the moment? >> there is a new york story.ew york times mounting editorial campaign for the legalization of marijuana. does that have any chance of traction? and talk about the football controversy involving ray rice domestic incident with his wife. and espn going easy on comments of domestic violence. and looking at the israeli and hamas war. and if the rising death toll is turning americans critical of israel. >> thank you very much. >>> rising conservative star dr. ben carson stirring speculation of a possible white house run in 2016. dr. carson formed a political action committee and he has selected a manager for his campaign should he choose to run. when asked about a decision on running for president. he said a step or two closer than he was a year ago. >> wall street trying to bounce back after stocks took a nasty beating yesterday. and how are traders handling the numbers? and what does it mean for your 401 k? and what does it mean for a ceasefire to take hold in gaza? both sides blaming each other for the break down.

two room mates charged in a case that involved the victim bei disme and stuffed into trash bags. pole arrested this man in conio tcrime. theyay he is one of the vicm'omates. offirs found the victim's body parts in trash bags. the victim's other room mate is alschtot athis poi it is still unclear with what >>>d we want to go to a devop story out of prince willm where a 19-yr-mas attacked at a shopping area around 9:45 last n the man pushed her down an embkma sexually asslther she fo with him and was able to ge away. once e she started screaming and a dr was able to pull over and help her. police bie the young woman may he left marks on the atta >> the struggle went on for some peri of time. he evidently we think may have injur to his face, possibly his shoulder and his hand. >> news 4's mark segres will have a fu report on news 4 at 5:00. >>> are tracking the laton the condition of the act and comedian joan rivers at this hour. she is hospitaled new york citwh her condition has beeupgraded to stable. earlr d was rushed to the hostal in critical condit riveas undergoing a minor sur

. >> i'm not sure cory quite understands our love for be and jay -- bey and jay. >> i know you have athey stayed together as a couple until the end of the torah. >> this is the second to last day of the tour in the united states, and then they are going to paris in september. if they are going to keep up the faÇade, they have to do it for a few more weeks. >> i think we should send you to paris to see those shows as well. >> i will go to paris, and you can change all the lightbulbs bulbs in my house. how about that? my mayo with me. thank you all for watching this edition of the show. we will see you later. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip." we'll full coverage of the africa leaders summit in washington dc. companies are pumping $14 billion into africa and we will hear the numbers from the summit. israel pulling out troops from gaza as a three-day truce takes effect. so far it is holding. reverend jesse jackson gives his report from silicova

incident in the elevator, what's really behind the lyrics, and the new pictures overnight that show queen beyill rules the world. >>> and good morning, america, hope you had a good weekend. we know michael strahan did. let's take a look right there, being inducted into the nfl hall of fame. what a moment for him. and they even got the gap right. in that bust. we know robin was there too. there they are, having fun together as well. spending time on his big night. we'll hear from both of them in a little bit. >> michael strahan's big smile on full display. congratulations to him. >>> it is a busy news morning, and we want to begin with the massive wall of water and the now-deadly mudslide in southern california, stranding thousands in just an instant. abc's brandi hitt has more. good morning, brandi. >> reporter: take a look at this wall of mud that devoured this driveway and spread up to the front door. the fast-moving waters and debris sweeping the area so quickly, not everyone had enough time to escape. overnight, flash flooding sending a river of mud and debris through southern california,

. >> reporter: we think of safe crackers as bei inin ining suav james bond, listening for the right combination. instead of a satisfied sigh, james mullen must have been grunting after he broke into this north carolina pharmacy through the drive-in window and tried to put the safe in his trunk. witnesses watched him struggle -- >> when he could not do so, he started to tie it to his bumper. >> reporter: he drove a couple of miles, came up behind a police car. this is the dash cam. the officer noticed in his rearview mirror an item was being dragged. he let him pass and caught up and arrested him. charged with dui, breaking in and entering, larceny, among other things. police say he was after the controlled substances kept in the pharmacy safe. but at least the drugstore's safe didn't wreck havoc one like the gigantic one that pummeled viewers in "fast & furious 5." he's already been inducted into a website called clumsy crooks. he joins the ranks of dumb suspects. this guy signed his bank robbery note, the purse snatcher ran through the mall exit. the burglar who broke in on one side of the gla

isaac chase, who grew up with bei mccain, says he was a nice quiet kid. mccain was impressed that chase was serving with the air force and make something of his life and wanted to do the same. >> it don't make no sense. the doug i know is a good person. >> reporter: several months ago, mccain told family members he was traveling to turkey. what they did not know is that from there he made his way into syria, to isis strongholds, to fight and die for their cause. and you can bet that u.s. intelligence authorities will be combing into every aspect of mccain's life, which could hopefully lead them to other americans serving in isis or those sympathetic to its cause. dan simon, cnn, san diego. >> and i want to talk more about the staggering task of tracking western jihadis with cnn military analyst and retired u.s. army general "spider" marks and also mark baker. spid spider, let me start with you. the notion that americans may consider bombing other american citizens yet again on foreign soil because of this ideological war that's being fought, is this the b

. >> and the governor says regardless citizenship, if you are bei victimized, you need to come forward and let authorities know about this. it is reall unfortunate. so many being taken advantage of. >> preying on the most vulnerable. >> andft t really is all their pennies and nickels in one fell swoop. >> thank yo >>> from a fortune 500 company to the streets. what caused her downward spiral and how this woman is rebilling her life. >> team owner snyder just said >> team owner snyder just said the team is moving forward on a to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. why is this thing so slow? it's not moving like i don't get it, this one is working? can you move please? look how fast they're going ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah your socks match? my socks match do your eyeballs match? yes shouldn't internet speeds match as well? definitely they should it's kind of a no brainer, right? yeah why can't everything just be the same speed? i got a little secret to tell you. cable does not match the speeds. it makes you wanna go mad. only verizon fi

we spotted a few before the bey o nce-jay z show. any rain in august is very unusual. rosemary orozco is tracking the weather. >> reporter: we have seen very little change in where most of this moisture remains over the north bay. and you can see it here on the screen. we had a little bit of patchy drizzle. a few light scattered showers. passed through san francisco. nothing registering in the last -- or the second half of the day. this morning we had quite a bit of rain at least by august standards. i'll show you some of those totals in the next go around. a few scattered showers off the coastline you can see near dillan beach. if i shift south just a little bit we're mainly dry. maybe a little bit of patchy drizzle within these clouds here but that's really about it. we're not done just yet though. let me back it up and show you more is on the way. we're going northeast in a southwest direction. this is what we'll see as we get through the evening hours and for tomorrow morning as well. i'll run you through here in the futurecast model as we get through tomorrow morn

everybody is talking about bey. the diva closed the show with a 20 minute performance of a medley of hits. then her family stole the show. husband jay and daughter blue ivy presented mom with michael jackson's video vanguard award. the couple seemed to be addressing divorce rumors by sealing the night with a big on stage kiss. >> we were staying up for it. the biggest stars are gathering in hollywood to honor the best work in television. maybe you have your favorites with the coverage starting here on news 4 at 7:00. >> tonight's event is attracting attention for more than just the awards. stephanie stanton joins us live from the red carpet in l.a. exciting night. >> hi, erica. indeed. we are here on the red carpet outside the nokia theater here in downtown los angeles. the carpet has not officially started so we have people in the media milling but we are definitely waiting for the stars. no doubt we are not going to see some of the outrageous stuff we saw last night at the vmas but everyone is sure to look beautif

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> to expand upon the question, nelson peltz wants to improve value for shareholders you can himself beielf being one of them. but how much of this is already baked in? the stock price has performed. is there more value for him to unlock? >> year to date it's been good. one year basis has lagged. five year basis has logged a lot. so still a lot of trapped up side for pep is ortrian to unlock. would it win a proxy fight today? i think that's debatdebatable. if pepsi continues to perform, the odds that they win the battle probably goes down. but it's still good for shareholders. but if pepsi missteps and you see a pull back, i think the odds of their success goes up. >> steven, thanks. >>> what do you think? >> he makes a good argument. i think the stock above 90 probably could work its way toward 100. i don't see any problem with that. but longer terp, i question the secretary you cuellar idea that we will ever drink more soda in north america. and if we exploit that lack of interest in pepsi's core product elsewhere in the world, it's really going to be a tough stock to own the next thre

higher growth which has become almost impossible to get unless you are pure, natural and yore gain bei -- organic. which is hardly a description of either company. bkw struggles to grow at just 1%. tim hortons is putting up surprisingly strong 5% comparable sale numbers. but that's not the kind of growth long term the market hungers for. it's doughnuts. they aren't exactly made. quinoa and flaxseed. put these two together and you have a chain with some international sales growth potential. that's why i think both stocks rallied today. not only that, time and again we seen these stocks just keep rallying. though i will say that the jump in tim horton stock after its latest good quarter now seems suspicious to me considering that we learned also in these stories that burger king contacted them not long ago. u.s. attorney southern district of new york? i give this one to you. very global burger king can help grow the very parochial tim hort horton's international. who doesn't want to be the next starbucks? you can put a horton's right next to or inside of a burger king. best of all, it ta

chrysler a bei have of brands as well. ford is a clear story, a clear product line. i arc you they have inherently a larger cushion with that. they can miss more than others in that environment is a way to say it. >> moving away from ford for a second, what do you think of tesla at all time highs? >> yeah, tesla is you know something we have been hold rated on for the last year. i don't think we have the wrong short thesis. i think that it's going to be a long time for resser vacation orders start to dry up. it's becoming a demand problem now. unless you can pick away at a demand issue in any given quarter, it's getting harder and harder to do that, by the way. it's a timing issue around going either hold or short, sell rated. we're warming up to be clear. we have a tour next week at the factory. we'd like to see the model change over in the progression there. even at these elevated levels, it seems like the force is strong right now with them. so i think that's something that's going to be hard to be negative on in the immediate term. >> and certainly whenever we ta

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thanks for bei here. tonight's show is awesome.he "snapshot" over to birth of joy and mark the tv debut of warm soda. we'll explain all of that in a little bit. but first, it's time for the "last call" spotlight. tamron hall is not only one of the coolest women on tv, but she's also one of the busiest. s

state of emergency still in effect as dozens of homes and bei buildings are no longer safe to occupy.a valley. what's the damage you're seeing there? what does it look like? >> you have about 24 hours now to go through downtown and other parts of napa and you're seeing more buildings that have cracks or pieces that they didn't come down yet but an after shock would cause more damage. we showed you this rock. this is a small piece that was inside the building behind me. i'm going to show you. it just crumbles in your hand from just coming down off the building. we're on the corner of main street and clayton in downtown napa. this was a wine cooperative, about four or five smaller wineries had tasting rooms there. i walked by this building with my wife and we talked about going in there one day. it was just an old building redone. a lot of towns have done this in the last 10 years. they redid their downtown, brought businesses back. napa has done that a lot the last five or 10 years and this is one of those buildings that have been refurbished. it did not handle the situation well. it c

[applause] bey activists say we should cutting fewer trees and using less would. here is what the ipc says. they are actually correct on this except it takes them 38 bureaucratic words to say it. in the long term, rent is maintained at maintaining our foreign carbon stock -- that is what they called trees -- [laughter] will generate the largest sustained mitigation benefit. that means the best thing to do. , they areords saying use trees instead of using steel and concrete wherever you can and you will be using something renewable. sayspeace says the ip ct the easiest and cheapest way to -- to prevent climate change is to stop cutting trees. that is not true. ipct is just saying grow more trees, use more words. six words. [laughter] [applause] -- sorry, howpcc did i get there? read the second one worse. extremely likely -- does it make it more likely to put the word extremely in front of it? they say yes. that means 99% because very likely is 90%. so they put percent along with adjectives to go with likely. what it turns out is that this is not a scientific word a

bey say, we are going to investing in technology, we are going to be bringing out new products in thethe year. generally, people are very impressed by the level of profitability. i love the management speak today. we are not cost-cutting. we will be serving the cost rises. >> the upward trajectory blah blah blah. >> management speak him a management speak. they are saying they will keep an eye on the profitability going forward. in terms of the euro, it did dense lail's -- dent sales slightly. increase in profit, everyone is very impressed. we look forward to the new round of products. the new rolls-royce coming out. loads of demand, loads of inquiries. >> good news. thank you very much indeed. caroline hyde. let's get some more analysis on bmw. christina church joins us now from barclays. good morning to you. i really struggle with white suvs are selling so well. -- why suvs are selling so well. bmw just cannot sell them fast enough. do you think it can carry on? >> i don't think it can carry on. there are two conflicting aspects. consumer taste is choosing suvs over the smaller cars

. >>> if some folks are heading into work tired, you can thank miley and queen bey.had show-stopping moments. first miley cyrus having a young homeless man accepting her award for "wrecking ball" hoping to raise awareness for the republicanaway -- runaways and homeless in the country. and then look at little ivy. beyonce performed for 20 minutes before jay-z and ivy appeared on stage. nice moment there. america's royalty. coming up, we take a deeper dive into the jihadist movement. the nusra front releases an american while isis dition in. what action is the united states going to take next? they are hudling at the white house and we've got the latest. don't go away. great. this is the last thing i need.) seriously? let's take this puppy over to midas and get you some of the good 'ol midas touch. hey you know what? i'll drive! i really didn't think this through. brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. >>> just this morning the president met with defense secretary chuck hagel a

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