>> brennan: no. no, no, no. it's humanizing them-- >> cooper: humanizing-- >> brennan: --not glorifying them, at all, right? they've committed crimes. many of them have learned from their experiences. this is about humanizing individuals-- >> brennan: --and that's for the benefit, not of them; that's for the benefit of the listener. >> cooper: the album ian brennan recorded at zomba did not end up winning the grammy this past year... and it hasn't turned a profit either. brennan has paid the musicians, receive more money if there are future earnings. when he showed up at zomba with his wife marilena in may to present the prisoners with some gifts and their grammy nomination certificate, it was cause enough for celebration, ? ? ? though some of the singers, like stephano nyrenda, still had questions about what a grammy award really was. >> nyrenda ( translated ): can i ask a little question? >> cooper: yeah, of course. >> nyrenda ( translated ): this trophy, does it have any money inside of it, or is it just a sm

brennan: thanks for joining us today. you are better posture did anybody else to talk about how the pdb has changed since the early years. the will talk about it during the nixon and ford administration. i thought it might be worthwhile to reflect upon how the product has changed. it was a hard copy delivered with -- to the president and the process for support has changed. your perspective since you are now the one who goes into the oval office to meet with the president and talk about the pdb. do you believe it's as in terms of the president thinking on these issues? for theper: thanks honor of being on stage with you. this is the second time since i was invited to participate in the rollout at the johnson library. with myhonor to be close friend and great professional colleague john brennan. he will go down as one of the handful of outstanding directors of the cia in history. on these two events, i did two tours in southeast asia. we were flying reconnaissance laos and cambodia. in both occasions, i did not know there

joining me now is daelen and brennan. are you an actress? consider a couple of school plays and a video from my friend's mom acting, then, i love theater. i've been passionate about it since i was a kid but in no way was i approached by hillary's campaign or asked the question. she didn't know i was going to ask the question or what i was going to say at all. it was by chance. unfortunately, i never met elizabeth banks either. so completely unrelated and never been involved in both at the same time. >> did dad write it for you? did he prod you in any way? >> not at all. i mean, this is an issue that's really important to me. body image is something really relevant to girls my age and when a public icon like donald trump is calling women ugly, fat, women, pigs, judging them on how they look, it does affect us. if you think you'll speak in front of the future president, you will have your parents look at it and i practiced it a couple times. he definitely helped me sort of compose myself and fix my wording but other than that, it was my idea a

brennan, i like people who interrupt. the other day when i watched trump i liked he was kind of being forceful. but i guess what? am i alone? >> women want to be equal but they want to be treated like ladies. right? so tim kaine was rude to her, because if it was a male moderator, nobody would care, but since it's a woman, plus, i think he asked for a menu from her at some point, didn't he? >> that was going too far, because she is asian, she is filipino. but that is too much. >> all right. so look. kellyanne conway can fill any seat on this platform. she is so flexible. she is absolutely a comedian. i can't wait until she is no longer on the campaign. so get ready, she will be a guest on red eye in about six weeks. >> is that sexist that she is flexible? >> i truly respect her. >> shes not winning, this is not a winning campaign. anybody watching the debate saw away pence was doing, he was running away from his candidate. >> after all of this summer about people attacking trump, he is racist, he is tied. to me -- >> he i

joining me is dalen leech and his 15-year-old daughter brennan. brennan, are you an actress?der a couple school plays and a video from my friend's mom acting, yes, i love theater. i've been passionate about it since a little kid. i was not approached by hillary's campaign. she did not know i was going to ask a question. she didn't know what i was going to say at all, so it was by chance unfortunately i had never met elizabeth banks either. so completely unrelated and i've never been involved in both at the same time. >> did dad write it for you? did he prod you in any way? >> not at all. i mean, this is an issue that's really important to me, body image is something that's really relevant to girl misage. when a public eye con like donald trump is calling women fat and ugly pigs and judging them only based off of how they look, it really does affect us. i wanted to write this question. i came up with it. obviously if you think you're going to speak in front of the future president, you have your parents look over it and help you edit it. i practiced it a couple times. i mean,

cnn's john brennan said north korea is the biggest risk for the u.s. >> kim has invested so much into building a military and nuclear capability, and the thinks this is his ticket to greatness. i think it's his ticket to oblivion. >> reporter: analysts say he's trying to cover his flank inside north korea and there could be good reason. tonight, cnn learned that some north koreans have spoken out against their regime. they showed us the hand written results of their survey of 36 people in nine provinces. asked what makes them most angry about their government, most said it's when the regime takes away things they earned. >> if you are a farmer and you make a little bit more besides what the government asks you to make and the government takes that away, that makes you upset. or when you collected some

brennan bechard selected to take the half court shot for jordan stires, a k.u $10,000 on the line. he nails it. the fans go crazy. soon, they're piling it on top of him. and watching it all, jordan, her hand to her heart. she would give the $10,000 to her grandmother. >> there you go. >> reporter: who took in jordan and four other siblings who would have been headed to foster care. >> she is my rock. when i was 10 years old, we were going to be split up. we've struggled a little bit along the way and jordan doing player at half court, and tonight, a thank you to her grandmother. quite a gift. thank you for watching here on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. our coverage of the vp debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern, and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night.

noel brennan, 9news. >>> today we learned when it comes to hurricanes, fema doesn't just use satellite and other 10 to gauge the seriousness of -- technology to gauge the seriousness of the storm. it turns out they see what waffle house is doing. if the chain is serving its full menu, the storm severity is low. if only a limited menu is yellow. red is when the chain is closed. fema's top manager said if you get there and the waffle house is closed, that's really bad. >> who would have thought. >>> hey there, meteorologist danielle grant in the weather center. we've been watching that snowfall along the higher peaks, just stunning out there driving into work, blue skies and snowfall and kind of the icing on top of the flattops as well, larry pierce capturing this great shot out there, still a couple little pockets 40s and along i-25, about 54 in broomfield, 50 degrees in boulder, 30s in estes park, kremmling and silverthorne, too. on hd doppler 9 what you see is what you get. it's been quiet weatherwise in colorado, all eyes across the atlantic coast line as hurricane matthew continues

brennan's sons held a party in her honor last night. sharing stories about their mom's life. brennan was going through a divorce at the time of the murder and had only been living , in the apartment a few months. her sons say they still know investigation. >> it is something i think about every day and i know my brothers think about every day. >> the only thing we can do is try to move forward and try to honor her memory of when she was alive. erin: if you have any information about what may have happened to lynne brennan you can contact manchester police. police in roxbury, massachusetts are still looking for the person who shot a nine-year-old on a playground. police say the girl was playing on a playground with a group of people just after 1:00 sunday morning when the shots were fired. she is expected to recover. police say there was a party in a nearby parking lot at the time. the city of manchester kicked off fire prevention week with a parade. the 62nd annual fire prevention parade is held each year in october. the goal is to raise awareness for changing batteries in sm

it's all in connection to a citizen's complaint filed by bill brennan. brennan accused christie of failing to stop the closure of lanes on the new jersey side of the george washington bridge back in 20-13. critics say the lane closures were done to punish the mayor of fort lee, new jersey... for not supporting christie's re-election bid. christie has long denied any wrongdoing. new jersey allows residents to file criminal complaints. if a judge finds probable cause, a summons is issued. a state trooper ends up with an unlikely passenger in the back of his squad car. why that passenger is lucky north korea attempts yet another missile launch... and fails. how the u-s is responding. with eddie lacy and james starks among several players out for the packers... the plan coach mccarthy has in she saw the boots and fell for fall all over again. was she expecting to find the perfect designer boots at such an amazing price? no. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. i'm russ f

. >> no, it's all in an effort to raise awareness about the move ty brennan explains. [horn honking] >> reporter: truck after truck, over 100 tow truck drivers from different tow truck companies in the valley started their trek from tempe to tul ison. they say this is their way to get out a very important message. move over whenever you see a go truck, disabled car, or first responders on the site of the road. >> all we're asking that you give us a break, move over a little bit, give us some space and let us do our job. >> reporter: according to the arizona professional towing and recovery days a tow truck driver somewhere in the country is hit and killed on the side of the road. that's why they say today's move over parade is so important. [horn honking] >> i've had my left leg ranover. i've had my vest ripped off of me by a mirror on a cure going by. i've had some police -- on a car going by. i've had some pretty close calls. >> reporter: drivers must move says you have to slow down. violating this law and you could find yourself slapped with a $250 fine. the drivers

ty brennan has the story. divided between trump supporters and clinton supporters, there is one thing americans can agree on. they are ready for the election to be over with. >> stressed out and ready for it to be over. >> the bickering is getting carried away. >> reporter: some americans have declared they will move to canada if their candidate doesn't make it to the white house and that is where phoenix-based realtor comes into the picture. >> we dec last week. >> the realtor sent out this tongue and cheek postcard if you want to make the move north. >> marketing is going above what people are doing and make something different whatever worked in real estate marking 10 years ago, doesn't work right 3,000 out nationwide. he says it is garnering a lot of attention. >> the phone has been ringing and people are e-mailing me and calling me and they say it made me laugh and put a smile on my face. >> reporter: ty brennan, fox 10 news. >>> get set to dig deeper into your pocket to pay for health care. obama adminis

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brennan accused christie of failing to stop the closure of lanes on the new jersey side of the george washington bridge back in 20-13. critics say the lane closures were done to punish the mayor of fort lee, new jersey. christie has long denied chicago parks shut off hundreds of drinking fountains because of high levels of lead. lead levels higher than the epa's standard for drinking water were found in 459 water fixtures -- 445 were outdoor fountains and 14 were indoors. in a statement, the chicago park district said: "ensuring the health and safety of all park patrons and staff is a top priority." park officials say the fountains will be removed, replaced or repaired as needed. trooper ends up with a strange passenger in the back of his squad car. ..why that passenger won't remain in custody for long... and then at six... expedia apologizes to a woman after sending her a nasty email. what sparked the confrontation. it's the spookiest time of the year... but also the sweetest! the one candy that is most popular among americans.. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this mo

a local family is still looking for whoever killed 53-year-old lynne brennan. she was killed six years ago and for her sons there are still so many questions. but tonight, they celebrate her looked like a party and that is exactly how lynne brennan's sons of wanted to honor their mom sunday night. >> we are celebrating her life. and everything she loved including music and rock 'n roll. cherise: her sons were playing music using the gift of music that their mother instilled in them. it has taken them a long time to get to a place of healing. >> it is something we think about every day. cherise: their killed six years ago in 2010. she was found dead inside her apartment on river road in manchester. what followed has been six years of tormenting years. no arrests and no answers. she was going through a divorce at the time of the murder and had only been living in the apartment a few months. her sons say they still know little about the investigation and that is what keeps pushing them. cherise: sunday night, they played their moms a written songs. moving on but n

morgan brennan reports tonight fromay barrels toward the ane eastern coast of florida, presidena sig a declarat of emerg for the state. more than a million and a half people are being urged to evacuate. and through the region, more than 2 million people, the most we've seen since super storm sandy. throughout day, florida governor rick scott has been urging people to evacuate if they are in unsafe zones and to take the storm very seriously. >> we should not be putting people's lives at risk because you made the foolish decision not to evacuate. >> reporter: folks further south in florida are already without power. florida power and light, one of the largest electric utilities in the country, expects 2.5 million people to be without power on its 10-million-custo network. the also warning some of those outages could be for long periods time, as the uti has to repair parts of the grid. here in daytona beach, we see many businesses boarded up and sand bagged and people leaving. this is considered an evacuation zone that goes into effect at sunset. e courts up and down the coast that are

for "nightly business report," i'm morgan brennan. >>> still ahead, big investment. why one candidate for president wants to spend a trillion dollars fixing our roads, bridges, and more. >>> federal communications commission today approved unprecedented new rules to protect your online line privacy. it is a win for consumers, but a blow to broadband providers. hampton pearson has more on the sweeping new regulations. >> reporter: federal communications commissioners voted 3-2 to approve first time privacy rules for broadband. from now on, internet service providers like at&t, comcast, and verizon, must get consent from consumers before using data like a customer's web browsing history or what apps are used for marketing and advertising. >> it is the consumer's information. it is not the information of the network the consumer hires to deliver that information. >> reporter: republican commission members opposed the new policy. they say it unfairly gives websites like facebook, twitter, and google, the ability to harvest more data than service providers. >> nothing in

secretary of homeland security says a few of the hacks have been successful. 9news reporter noel brennan secretary of state to gauge the security of colorado's voter registration system. >> reporter: it just takes a minute. >> i am typing in my name. and date of birth. >> reporter: to register to vote. that's producer producer january net makes sure she is registered. >> it found me. that is good. >> reporter: all right, she is good to go and counts on her personal information to be safe. colorado secretary of state wayne williams says it is. had back from government and others that have looked at our procedures, we believe ours are as tough as they possibly can be. >> reporter: the same cannot be said for online voter registration systems in other states. >> we are seeing also, efforts at ... hacks into the systems of state been successful. >> reporter: homeland security secretary jay johnson responded to threats of hacking after an official said voter registration systems were targeted in more than 20 states. >> it is important for state officials to look for vulnerabilities in their s

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brennan: it's getting thicker and thicker in here. that's why the forensic team got lost. i still have trouble and i've been here for three years. that's why we advise hikers to stay away. i know i'm pining for concrete. you just, uh, you stay close, all right, bones? i don't want you to get caught out here when it gets dark. okay? booth: bones? bones?! where the hell are you?! bones? i'm right here, booth. don't do that, all right? brennan: what? take off like that, okay? you heard the guy. i saw this. some sort of talisman. these are bones from a bird, and the coloring on the ornament looks like dried blood. there are more of them, too. booth: these... they look like eyes. okay, this is weird. you see a lot of these? not me, but i've heard some other folks have come across some pretty strange stuff in here.

morgan brennan explains why the defense sector is on the offensive. >>> call is a great defense.nvestors have seen double the returns of the broader stock market this year. and that could continue on the heels of solid earnings results for lockheed martin, northrop grumman and general dynamics. wes bush telling analysts, strong demand for a wide variety is being driven by beyond a reasonable doubt eventualities. >> if you look broadly across the classes of the threat profile, that range all the way from competitors to the world of cyber. it's clear to me, we're seeing a growing support, and i would say this as -- across both sides of the aisle. a growing support for the need for the nation to really reinvest in its defense capabilities. >> reporter: northrop's earnings beat what's helped by higher sales in the aerospace segment, which makes the center fuselage for the s-35 fighter jet. more buying in top-secret programs and autonomous systems also con attributed to a higher 2016 forecast, the third such resligs this year. the results after lockheed martin, the world's defense con

here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: the u.s. intelligence community said in a that russia's senior-most officials," directed the hacking of emails from the democratic national committee and other political organizations. moscow then provided the stolen emails to websites dcleaks andc wikileaks this summer, which in turn published them right before hillary clinton's nominating convention. u.s. intelligence believes these thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with thefe u.s. election process. political chaos. they have done it in the past. they do it domestically.ao they've done it in other countries.o it's a new tool that they use to get political effect, and so far, it's been pretty effectivep >> reporter: just last month, an image allegedly of the michelle obama's passport appeared on d dcleaks after a white house contractor's personal email was hacked. it also included vice president joe biden's travel details. in response, the white house hat vowed to "take and place of our choosing, "a proportional cyber attack is

morgan brennan has more on this mixed picture. >> reporter: amid an on slaught of tough earnings, bettern expected sales and profits and raised the lower end of its 2016 guidance. a start contrast to fellow dow components caterpillar and 3m, which also posted results this morning. on a conference call with analysts, united technologies' ceo graeg hayes, chalked it up to construction and aerospace. >> while addressing near-term challenges with the gtf production ramp up, our military businesses continue to perform well. we've also seen solid performance out of our utc aerospace systems business, and ccs. all of these guys picking up the slack. in the end, balance still works at utc. >> reporter: it suggests increasing confidence at the aerospace, elevator and controls company, which has struggled with delivery delays of its pratt and whitney jet engines. analysts say this is a step in the right direction with robert mccarthy calling it one of the less messier quarters in recent periods and noting that short term risks do still exist. indeed, the company, which soared in trading, did warn

our morgan brennan went to marblehead, massachusetts, to check out drone deliveries.for . our morgan brennan went to marblehead, massachusetts, to check out drone deliveries. >> reporter: it's coming sooner than you may think. package delivery by drone. u.p.s. took to the skies to test a commercial delivery using an unmanned aerial vehicle. the delivery scenario, a child forgot her asthma inhaler after heading to camp on a remote island. the three-mile eight-minute mission over water from beverly, massachusetts to children's island was conducted by sci-fi works which claims u.p.s. as an investor. this delivery drone is a hexicopter fully autonomous meaning it can fly itself, equipped with night vision and can go at fast as 30 miles per hour. and, of course, it's branded in u.p.s. brown. experts say the adoption of drone technology will be crucial as customers continue to buy more online and do so with faster delivery expectations. >> the total cost of ownership of drones to actually have a full drone delivery fleet is not determined at this time. but the costs per mile is

> he doesn't think the rules a prize and time they realize rules apply to everybody. >> reporter: brennan say christie failed to stop intonate as they carried out a political plot december 2013, jammed traffic in fort lee, new jersey to punish mayor for not endorsing christie's reelection. some appointees are now being prosecuted in federal court. >> testimony at trial and then this corroborates the work of the committee and suspicions that many have had all along that the governor's office was not operating in the public interest, but operating more for the political benefit of the governor's reelection campaign. >> reporter: christie has said he knew nothing about the lane closures on the george washington bridge, it is his office who responded sale they would immediately appeal and said thinks a dishonorable complaint filed by a known complaintant, and political activist with the history of abusing the judicial system. bergen county's octobering prosecutor will decide if christie should be indicted. former federal prosecutor, linda hoffman says she has her doubts. >> it is, in my exper

tonight margaret brennan talked to retired jenner, former cia director michael hayden about the dang-- dangers of china on day one. >> china is not an enemy of the united states of america. there aren't any good reasons for china ever to be an enemy of the united states. people of my background actually spend more time worrying about chinese failure than we do chinese success, chain ease weakness, than we do chinese strength. >> reporter: how would they be more of a threat if they are weaker rather than stronger? >> you've got these very extensive and frankly unfounded claims to the waters of the south china sea. so you see the chinese kind of reverting to nationalism, falling back on to nationalism to keep the party in power. that's what i mean when i suggest that a failing china might actually be more dangerous than a successful china. >> reporter: what's the worst-case scenario. >> the worst-case scenario is that china does not act with patience with regard to those territorial disputes in the south china sea. am some inadvertent incident, ships banging one another, aircraft hittin