brett: let me ask you, too, about accusations coming from abroad. iran says saudi arabia is responsible or this and says poor management is to blame. have saudi authorities responded to that? >> right now, it's too early to go into a blame game. we really have to look at what happened. 750 people or 720 -- even one death is too dear for anyone. it has been very important for the saudi's. this is not cosmetic. the people who are close to it would like to see it be safe. we are all very sad today in cities across saudi arabia as a whole. brett: thank you very much. now, the latest on europe's migration crisis. hungary is extending the fence along its border with other countries. the results -- we have migrants that are being shuffled from one crossing point to another and then back again. our correspondent has more from the border. >> the procedure is painstakingly slow. each refugee, each bag is searched individually. at the border crossing, about 1000 refugees are transferred from croatia to hungary. in the heat of the day, some people collapse, too

brett? >> that dialogue was not open. kevin cork live on the north lawn, thank you. as the focus today centered on syria. another hot spot got even hotter. afghanistan. u.s. forces are now engaged in firefights as afghan troops try to recapture the city of kunduz in the north from taliban insurgents, who seized that area monday. correspondent conner powell has the latest tonight from our middle east news room. >> despite warning that the taliban were gaining strength, afghan security forces appear to have been caught offguard monday when several hundred taliban fighters stormed the city of kunduz. as the taliban expand their grip over afghanistan's sixth largest city, government security forces are reportedly surrendering in droves. with insurgents capturing u.s.-provided equipment. backed by u.s. airstrikes, afghan security forces have launched a counteroffensive. but all the major strategic positions except the airport are now under taliban control. in kabul, afghan lawmakers called on the

brett. >> greg, thank you. now, to a story here in the u.s., planned parenthood under fire again today following the release of another undercover video by the center for medical progress. the video, number 10 comes at a time when republicans debate whether to push up against a possible government shutdown in an effort to defund the organization and as hearings on the abortion provider's procedures resume later this week. correspondent peter duesy is here with the latest. >> reporter: plant parenthood says they don't make money selling fetal tissue. apparently, some of their friends do. another undercover video shows it's enough to keep some clinics in business. >> we generate a fair amount of income and the ability to fund raise and things like that. 12k3w4r6r7b89s. >> that executive veb practice vander high made sure to mention she would be uncomfortable having that conversation over e-mail. it's important to keep details about the fetal tissue trade she later described as do nation for remuneration out of th

brett? >> kevin cork outside the united nations. just in the past few minutes from the pentagon, as well, news that the u.s. is pausing the effort to move new recruits, syrian rebels. from syria. saying they'll continue to provide support for the current forces on the ground and train, but they are pausing the effort, how long that lasts we don't know in this volatile situation on the ground. in syria. >>> now, 20 the republican effort to defund planned parenthood. multiple congressional investigations have been launched. contributing to the resignation of the house speaker and set off a blaze of gop infighting. today raw emotions were on display as the eportion provider's leader and supporters were on the hot seat in front of a congressional committee. correspondent peter deucy shows us what happened. >> we're the best at women's health. >> now a fight over federal funding for planned parenthood could shut down the government. it started when videos surfaced showing affiliates how to profit

brett? >> doug, thank you. how do you account for this phenomenon behind the non-politician candidates and their success? analyst brett humes here. >> not much can be said about the course of this event cycle, but one thing can, the rise of donald trump, the rise of bernie sanders and corbin in the labor party were seen by almost no one. so when those in politics are asked what will happen next, the correct answer is we don't know. we do know that 11 candidates will take part in the debate two days from now, but we have no idea how that will turn out or how to deal with the surging trump. he says outrageous things about other politicians, nearing john mccain's record and carly fiorina's face, for example. then he tries to claim he did not say what else he did. meanwhile, democrat sanders ruled on portions that went out on vogue. voters felt like they didn't vote. speaking about voter. maybe by that time the political laws will be back in force. for the record, however, that is not a prediction. >> a lot of this

brett? >> kevin cork outside the united nations. just in the past few minutes from the pentagon, as well, news that the u.s. is pausing the effort to move new recruits, syrian rebels. from syria. saying they'll continue to provide support for the current forces on the ground and train, but they are pausing the effort, how long that lasts we don't know in this volatile situation on the ground. in syria. >>> now, 20 the republican effort to defund planned parenthood. multiple congressional investigations have been launched. contributing to the resignation of the house speaker and set off a blaze of gop infighting. today raw emotions were on display as the eportion provider's leader and supporters were on the hot seat in front of a congressional committee. correspondent peter deucy shows us what happened. >> we're the best at women's health. >> now a fight over federal funding for planned parenthood could shut down the government. it started when videos surfaced showing affiliates how to profit

brett? >> doug, thank you. how do you account for this phenomenon behind the non-politician candidates and their success? analyst brett humes here. >> not much can be said about the course of this event cycle, but one thing can, the rise of donald trump, the rise of bernie sanders and corbin in the labor party were seen by almost no one. so when those in politics are asked what will happen next, the correct answer is we don't know. we do know that 11 candidates will take part in the debate two days from now, but we have no idea how that will turn out or how to deal with the surging trump. he says outrageous things about other politicians, nearing john mccain's record and carly fiorina's face, for example. then he tries to claim he did not say what else he did. meanwhile, democrat sanders ruled on portions that went out on vogue. voters felt like they didn't vote. speaking about voter. maybe by that time the political laws will be back in force. for the record, however, that is not a prediction. >> a lot of this

francine: thank you, brett.ow let's bring in the president ,f the institute for economics the one and only. great to have you on the program. the bank hear you on of japan. we are expecting more stimulus in october, should they have done something today? guest: i think people are expecting too much from the boj. the bank of japan really believes there has been abuzz. they have not met the 2% target, but i think your report understates how much there has been progress on the real side of the economy. consumption continues to disappoint, that is true and a lot of the world. wages disappoint, that is true and a lot of the world. , realou look at profits wages did rise this year. pristine: a touch? guest: yes, a touch. but the boj does not want to get ahead of itself. christine: you are quite confident this will work. when do the markets stop expecting too much? if there is a dichotomy between what they are doing and the market is doing, does not work. lest we gotally, was speaking at a conference of economists. we

i was just going to say it, it beats brett's dancing. so what were you thinking?er] >> i was actually trying to get the suit off of me. no, it was not me. deirdre: i mean, the franchise, here is the answer as to why disney paid billions of dollars for lucas films. this is the reason. >> disney has been selling things to us for a very long time, and now they get to sell even more -- deirdre: they're not exactly novices. >> he wasn't even born -- >> oh! i was born the year return of the jedi came out. [laughter] came out in 1983, i was there. i was worn in -- born in the theater. deirdre: are you going to see the new one? >> yes, i will see new one. deirdre: as far as the toys go, i have a quick list here, all the ones brett was lined up to get. there is a color-changing light saber. that's your pick? >> i actually picked that one. that was mine. you can sort of decide if you want to go evil, which is the red light saber or blue. no one wants blue, so probably want to go evil -- deirdre: you want to go darth vadar. gerri, you're picking the cute destroyed. very tech

who do you think has the most to lose tonight, brett? >> i think several candidates have campaigns going in reverse who have a lot to loose. scott walker, chris christie, they need moments. but it is interesting to see how trump handles ben carson. t he attacked him and dit didn't o over well. carson is not aggressive. he is passive and laid back and i am not sure he presents an opening for trump to go after him. it will be interesting to see how that exchange goes. in the under car debate, i think lindsey graham has a lot to gain from foreign policy experience. i look for him to shine in that debate as well. >> and we might expect that, brett. let me ask you about how you win a debate. you know? as we got past the first debate, many suggested that mark rubio was the winning. but mark rubio isn't the person most are talking about. what defines a win in a debate? >> i think there are two things that define a win in a debate. first, the public judges the winners and losers on who is the most aggressive in the debate. who can get their mess

good evening, brett. >> hello, bret. it captured notions that dealt with his idea of foreign policy, with others that seemed to flatly contradict them. he looked at things as outdated. sure, syria is in war with isis, and yes china may be hacking computers. but old enemies, perceived adversaries, a russia, an islam in kp incompatible with peace, end quote. but president obama further warns, quote, the only strength that matters for the united states is words and shows of military force, unquote. never mind mr. obama's own belacose words saying isis has to go and threatening to bomb syria over chemical weapons. mr. obama never followed through. things have gone disastrous the since and now putin has sent in troops to fight assad. has it even occurred to him that the problem is not belacose words, but following up and backing down. >> are we closer to knowing exactly what the obama doctrine is? >> i think we know what it isn't. american foreign policy used to be rooted in the idea that you practice diplomacy backed up by t

in the eighth, the yankees put two with on the board with nobody out but brett cecil knocks out brett gardner. then fans a-rod swinging for out number two. finally he strikes out brian mccann to end the inning. the yankees lose 4-2 and fall 3 1/2 games out. >>> the mets tried to regain their footing against the lowly braves at citi field. the rookie provided a big bang early. cracks an opposite field blast and miller, his eighth homer of the year makes it 2-0. a huge start by jonathon niese. he tossed six shutout innings and left with a two-run lead. the amazin's blue it open in the seventh. murphy comes through in a clutch. two run double down the right field line. the mets win it 4-0. washington was rained out. so new york's magic number is down to seven. >>> in the nfl, the jets are in indianapolis and gang green came to play in week two. the jets lead the colts 17-7 in the fourth. new york's defense forced five colts turnovers. four by andrew luck, three interceptions and a fumble. ryan fits fitzpatrick has been excellent and brandon marshall had seven grabs for 101 yards and a to

good job, brett. >>> here's the pope's schedule this week. he arrives in washington around 4:00 this afternoon, tomorrow afternoon pope francis will celebrate mass in d.c. on thursday he'll address a joint session of congress before traveling on to new york city. and on friday the pope will address the u.n. general assembly in new york, visit the trade 2r5world trade center and mass there. then on saturday morning the pontiff will board a plane at jfk and arrive in philadelphia that morning far two-day visit. of course you can count on nbc 10 for your coverage of the pope's visit to the u.s. rosemary connors and matt delucia will federal court washington, d.c. starting tomorrow and cydney long and katy zachry will pick up our coverage from new york on thursday. >>> you can cap the nbc 10 app for everything you need to know about the papal visit. you'll find the full itinerary along with the list of parking restrictions, road closures and mass transit changes. >>> here's a live look at the pennsylvania convention center where the world meeting

full count to brett gardner, this is brett cecil who struck out the side. gardner does not like that call. you know what, get over it. jays, 4-2. >> that's all we got. anything else? >> all we got. we have so much pore but we just can't share it on television. >> time restrikszs. >> no. >> back to you. >>> all right, stan and neil neal, thanks. >>> up next in "the pulse," kermit and miss building giving their first interview together since the big breakup. a rat dragging his dinner down a subway set of stairs and it's going viral.es are learning about long-acting levemir . as my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. today, i'm asking about levemir . vo: levemir is an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir helps lower your a1c. levemir lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus , which lasts 28 days. levemir comes in flextouch , the latest in insulin pen technology from novo nordisk. levemir is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and ch

good evening, brett. >> hello, bret. it captured notions that dealt with his idea of foreign policy, with others that seemed to flatly contradict them. he looked at things as outdated. sure, syria is in war with isis, and yes china may be hacking computers. but old enemies, perceived adversaries, a russia, an islam in kp incompatible with peace, end quote. but president obama further warns, quote, the only strength that matters for the united states is words and shows of military force, unquote. never mind mr. obama's own belacose words saying isis has to go and threatening to bomb syria over chemical weapons. mr. obama never followed through. things have gone disastrous the since and now putin has sent in troops to fight assad. has it even occurred to him that the problem is not belacose words, but following up and backing down. >> are we closer to knowing exactly what the obama doctrine is? >> i think we know what it isn't. american foreign policy used to be rooted in the idea that you practice diplomacy backed up by t

, brett, you are assisting senator lindsey graham on his debate prep.will be part of the first debate at 6:00 p.m. you have said -- and i attribute it to you every time i use your line, but i use it a lot, that you can't win an election in one debate, but you can lose an election essentially in one debate. that's how consequential these moments can be for these candidates. >> absolutely. i mean, i think tonight's a very big night for several campaigns that are on the cusp of either going in the wrong direction and evaporating or moving forward. >> okay, who? >> i think you've seen several of them go in the wrong direction. scott walker had a very big lead, and he's gone backwards. and so i think the pressure is on him to perform tonight. chris christie had, at one point, been very high in the polls and he's moved backward. jeb bush for sure has a lot riding on tonight's debate as well. >> nail down the jeb bush question. >> you bring up bush. after the first debate, people said you need to see more energy from him. maybe he needs to go on the attack mor

good evening, mike. >> brett, evening. on the opposite side of the issues from his most conservative members amid calls from them for his ouster, boehner decided to call it quits. >>> a wonderful day for john boehner after he shocked house republicans this morning by telling them he is resigning as speaker and as a member of congress effective october 30th. after hosting pope francis's historic visit to the capitol yesterday, aides say boehner told his wife and chief of staff that he was going to real estate sign ahead of an expected leadership challenge. >> when you are the speaker of the house, your number one responsibility is to the institution. having a vote like this in the institution, i don't think is very healthy. i've done everything i can over my term as speaker to strengthen the institution. >> he told majority leader kevin mccarthy two hours before sharing the news with republican members at 9:00 a.m. >> all of us today are stunned by the dramatic and courageous decision of the speaker of the house, john boehn

your reaction, brett? >> well he's defending it.rict adherence to sharia law does not line up with the u.s. constitution. there are other candidates out now denouncing that. lindsey graham for example said that ben carson needs to apologize. others have weighed in, and now you have a number of islamic groups saying he should drop out from the race. that's not going to happen. but he will i'm sure, drive some of the political reporting today. >> sure it absolutely will. donald trump has been able to use some controversial comments to his advantage, particularly when it comes to poll numbers and support from the base. he came on a program today and defended ben carson saying look, this is about the right to have an opinion, and freedom of speech. listen to this. >> look he's speaking his opinion. that's his opinion and you know, you're supposed to be, we talk about freedom of speech, he feels very strongly. it. i watched yesterday. i watched some of his representatives talking and he feels very strongly about it. >> he does. he also s

. >> hi, brett. it is common on the left these days to argue that the refugee crisis now engulfing europe is in large measure america's fault because of what it did by past interventions in the middle east. most of those fleeing the area now are from syria. remember the obama assertion four years ago that it was time for bashar al assad to go? nothing came to that, nor of the obama threat to use force to end his chemical weapons program. that job, the president turned over to vladimir putin who is now putting forces into syria to protect al assad. president obama and his supporters defend his actions in syria. they believe the use of american forces is likely to make things worse, not better, and that america has too often been the bad guy on the world stage. as mr. obama said last month, it's not the jury box of the president in the united states to solve every problem in the middle east. this is another way of stating the old idea that america, for all its strengths cannot go everywhere. that is ce

rhetoric, that level of hatefulness in a questioner in an audience that he was appearing before. >> brett, given that, and you can see in this recent poll, 43% of republicans say they think mr. obama is a muslim, will this whole incident hurt donald trump or not? >> it certainly won't hurt him with the hard-core supporters who are backing him now, and partly because of the numbers reflected in the poll you just shown. but it will make some people say this guy is prone, he feeds ammunition to the other party and his critics. if he were nominated, there would be no end to this. so it may raise doubts about him as a general election candidate, but i think the people who are supporting him now are not going to be daunted by this. >> we asked you for questions for the panel and we got this from richard mcelrath. he writes, do you think trump fever's finally broken or do you anticipate he'll continue to suck all the oxygen out of the republican race? the new poll shows trump at 24%, fiorina in second at 15%. that is a rise forna from a couple weeks ago. trump repeatedly calls you a total loser

. >> he gets to meet pope francis this weekend. 12-year-old brett was diagnosed with a brain tumor lastthrough rounds of radiation. he says it opened his eyes to faith. >> appreciate how god like gave me the recovery, like he gave me such a kb recovery, like a lot of kids don't have that. >> brett received tickets while serving as priest for a day. he is traveling later this week with his mother and father. don't retend to know how miracles happen. what's ahead on the "today" show. >> a preview from matt delucia and savannah guthrie. good morning. >> good to see you. coming up on a tuesday, pope francis kicks off his historic visit to the u.s. this morning what you can expect during his six days here. the frouds awaiting his arrival and why the trip could affect your new iphone arrival. >> scat walker takes a parting shot at donald trump as he departs the race while trump goes on a twitter tirade against fox news. bill o'reilly the target is joining us to weigh in on all of it. >> on rossen reports three free apps to keep your kids safe. when we see you here on a tuesday morning on "tod

an early investor in twitter and joining us via skype , crawford del brett. what is the latest? what are we going to hear? guest: what we are here from investors as they want to hear something. if it is not a decision on the candidate they want to hear an update, that it has been narrowed down, that there is progress that can help ease their fears after a declining stock price, high level departures in the product group. .hey want to hear something whether it is going to be jack dorsey are not, he does seem to be an internal candidate despite the fact the board has they are only considering someone full time. square,as a ceo job at which he doesn't seem to want to leave. it gets complicated. emily: square has filed for an ipo. as far as we know jack dorsey will remain the ceo of square. there are no signs that point to the contrary. what do you want to hear? guest: i want them to take their time to get a world-class ceo in place. i don't think the stock market should force their hand. this is a world-class company and hopefully it will get a world-class ceo. emily: who do you th

brett hanson, dell data security. thanks for coming. so now i'd like to welcome sara sorcher and amy hess from the fbi to the stage for our keynote interview. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. >> today we have national security officials, we have security pros, we have cryptographers, all here to talk about ways to strike a balance between u.s. national security and consumer security and privacy. so, up first we have amy hess. she is the executive assistant director of fbi's science and technology branch. she oversees three divisions, the criminal justice information services and operational technology divisions and fbi lab. she'll tick kick us off with a remarks and we'll get to questions and we do want to get to audience questions as well. >> appreciate the invitation to be here to talk about this very important topic this morning. so, the fbi really views the going dark issue as having -- having been a concern for us for a number of years. and it's well beyond encryption. it basically summarizes the issue we have wit

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he's still behind brett favre but that could change this season. so stay tuned for that. the 40 seconds left in the game. broncos down by a touchdown until manning slings one to emanuel sanders to die itie it. the chiefs have some time to get ahead. listen to this. >> oh down. the ball is out. it is picked up by the broncos. and he is in the end zone for an unbelievable touchdown. >> yeah. stone cold stunner. broncos score two touchdowns in the final 40 seconds to win it 31-24. their record now improves to 2-0. let's get some friday weather forecasts. nbc meteorologist bill cairn. that kind of stuff. >> you can't sleep at night. if you are a denver fan you go to bed they're going to lose and the chief fans are still there looking at the ceiling. >>> this is the fall outlook. the brighter colors show you where the temperatures should be above average, including must of the pacific northwest. what we really care about in the west is the rainfall and the precipitation because that is what we need. and as we go through fall tlher is not a ton of. the fall outlook is for above

i'm brett baier. pope francis has arrived in the u.s. the uppontiff was greeted in maryland by president obama two hours ago. the two will meet again tomorrow at the white house. that's where correspondent kevin cork is tonight. we have heard a lot about the issues with the president and the pope seeing eye to eye. there are issues where the white house and the vatican are on completely opposite sides. >> it was a reception fit for a pope. as the leader of the agree world welcome to the united states for the first time the leader of the 1.1 billion catholics of the world. the president joined by michelle, the vice president and his wife jill welcoming the pontiff. this after the holy father's historic trip to cuba with whom he helped the united states re-establish diplomatic relations, a source of pride for the vatican and the white house. >> this is an opportunity for two men who have so many values in common to talk about the efforts that they are taking in their respective and different roles. >> the obama administration on abortion.

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at impact strategies, and brett, a political consultant with democracy partners. i have brought you all here the best reasons why or why not. we'll start with joe biden, if you were trying to convince him to get in, what would you tell him, or get out, what would you tell him. >> to get in i'd tell him he has a shot, it's early. he's an authentic guys, a straight talker that america seems to like noum. and has a great resume. 40 years in the senate. 6.5. incredible image, working as a diplomat. he's a strong candidate at this time. not getting into it. you need to do what is best for the family. he's a family man when it comes to it. that's probably where the decision will lie. >> angela? >> i would tell him that there are wings of the democratic party that don't have a candidate. joe biden appeals to white blue call or workers, there are fern american loyalists who superior president obama and forgot na secretary of state. if it is, indeed, the case that his son encouraged him to run as a dying wish, certainly they should follow what his son suggested. on the oth

that is the play, two runs getting to the wall and the yanks lead 2-1 and in the top of the eighth brett garner one of the most underrated players in baseball today makes, deep, that will get around the bull and right solo home run yanks up 3-1 and that is your final score. days won last night game and half. second round of the u.s. open starts today with both number-1 teams flying, serena williams will face kiki burton. novak djokovic will face andrei malware. one of the most anticipated first-round matchups, murray, 18 aces, and 11, 14 grade points, putting together at 7-5-673-4-6-6-1 win last night, murray will play a adrian. french open then murinca with a 7-576-4-7-6 win. jamie low actually had a funny press conference yesterday, cruising low, hits wine, match point into the net. winning 6-2-6-love. she had her picture taken last night. nick and phillies trailing 6-2, 6-4 after 27th of the year, 6-4 but in the top of the fifth, it has been that nightmare. good guy coming off of tommy john surgery, walked two guys, throws it away, 7-4, the phillies win 14-8, washington lost again las

. >> reporter: as for hayden, brett and kim plan to, one day, take their little girl back to portugal to meet the doctors and nurses now considered family. kimberly richardson channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a drone crashed at a college football game just two days after a drone crashed at the u.s. open in queens. a student's drone crashed into the press box at the university of kentucky stadium yesterday. police are still considering what steps to meanwhile, a high school teacher faces charges after a drone charged thursday at the u.s. open. no one was injured in either incident. >>> and lightning bolts light up louisiana. before we go to break, we want you all to check this out. spectacular lightning streak ago cross the sky near the lsu stadium in baton rouge. that forced the game to be called off. >>> a much different weather you're a parent. i'm a colonel. we're both busy people. so pick up my new hand prepared $20 family fill up meal. eight pieces of original recipe chicken, two large mashed potatoes and gravy, a large coleslaw, and 4 biscuits. i'll get back to ya. (door squeaking

brett mohl een is government affairs. which represents farmers and ranchers. unlike senator hicks, mohl een believes the restrictions extend to some public lands. on its website, the group makes no bones about the agenda. get all cows off public lands as a.p. wyoming's ranchers made their feelings clears. according to this letter, ratner has even been threatened. the group threw its weight behind a lawsuit brought by ranchers, challenging the way in which much of the ranchers collect data. they want results to be warned. >> there is something wrong, but the landowner isn't. you still get into a court situation, or potential fines levied against you. position. >> the university had concerns with the bill attempting to remember it. it's not just the environmental crowd. so does a powerful institution in the state. chris is an administrator for the university of wyoming. the university wanted an exception for academic work. it was seen as an overreach. an overly broad overreach, if you will. boswell says the new law affects everyone from biologists to geologieses

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brett: that is true. energy market really is creating havoc with the inflation of governor kuroda here in japan. if you look at the market, the skepticism about the inflation speak to the governor, and he will tell you he remains confident of 2% targets. that of course is his job to talk of inflation expectations decades ofknow, two inflation in japan. but really the public's patience is starring to wear a little thin. so is the market. he started this program more than two years ago and we're still waiting for inflation. fit into the figures we heard about the three arrows -- maybe more than now. i lost count of how many arrows we had. brett: depending on how you count, we still have three arrows -- or may have six. the primus to held a press conference last night, setting out some new economic objectives. he is seeking a 20% increase on the economy, which is really quite an astounding target you consider that we had the economy actually contract last quarter. last year, we had a recession. we will be lo

connell: brett right around the highs of the session. strong close.p 250+ or whatever it may be. 1.5% to the upside. 16,300 and change on the dow. what about in term on the beige book. case was stronger to raise rates sooner or to hold off for a little while. how do you read between the lines? >> sure, i think the economy is strengthening, that's noted in the past few weeks. data come in and big revisions in the second quarter. this isn't new to these time periods. if you look at 94 and 2004, you had similar volatility. this time it's more, if you think over the past few years, the fed has basically, the market hasn't needed the economy because it had the fed. if things got barked the fed said don't worry about it, we'll do more. the market didn't need the economy to go up as high, and now if you start thinking about it, the fed is pulling away, the fed needs the market to propel it higher, we think it will. until you get the rate hike and the market proves it, you will continue to have volatility. connell: let me bring in adam shapiro at the new york

tom brady joins brett favre, dan marino and peyton manning in the 400 club.ain undefeated as they crush the jags. 51-17. next, the fireworks between teammates when he and teammate have a physical argument in the dugout. whoa, hey there, now the two men say they later talked it out and talked it up to brothers fighting. philly ended up winning that one. >>> jordan spieth collected $1.48 million, plus a $10 million bonus by winning the championship and fedex cup playoffs. the 22-year-old texan said it was his par-saving putt that put him over the top. >>> just ahead, one of tv's biggest stars calling it quits. >>> a new era begins this evening on late night tv. you're watching "early today." we've got trouble in tummy town. peptocopter! ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonder! ♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. when is your flu sho

its up and takes it to the house final: 34-21 broncos come-back win in kansas city now manning and brett farve are the only two quarterbacks in history.to throw 70-thousand or more passing yards stephen curry returned to his alma mater , davidson college. with the larry o'brien trophy in north carolina. the former wildcat turned warrior . participated in a team workout , took the first official shot in the new practice facility. and had a question & answer session with students. curry . was accompanied by davidson head coach bob mckillop, who led curry and the wildcats to the elite eight in the 2008 ncaa tournament. they were happy to have him back jason pierre -paul 's right hand have surfaced. the all pro is missing most of his thumb , his entire index finger , and even has a wrap on his thumb. paul's hand ,. was damaged in a 4th of july fireworks accident and has kept him from playing , practicing or even signing with the giants. he was due to make maybe 14 million this year j.p.p . is confident he will play this season tweeting today " i cant think of the last time my index finger go

oakland police officer brett mueller won. he is a veteran and he decided to donate the money to feed needy vets. the people for the poor says the gesture is great deal appreciated. >> it makes you feel good when you do something for those who aren't as fortunate as we are. >> the donated money was able to feed about 100 vets. >>> new castle county workers are being rewarded for sticking it out through tough times. the city council has approved a bonus for any full-time employee on the job for at least 60 days. the county was forced to cut costs last year. but better than expected tax collections actually led to a surplus. >>> help arrived in time for dozens of firefighters who were about to lose their jobs in atlantic city. new jersey senators announced that 21.5 million dollar grant yesterday. it's designed to keep 85 firefighters on the job. those men and women were set to be laid off after four casinos closed last year. >>> a facility is being built at the navy yard and they will relocate 190 jobs from glen mills and exton

but spencer will have to hold his brett forath for long as it takes. he begins to lower himself into the water. taking his final breath. and submerging his body under using two pieces of metal, he begins picking the locks. 1:13. already three of the locks have been removed. 1:45 in. he's finished unshackling his ankles. after holding his breath for two minutes, he unlocks his wrists, leaving the four locks on top of the box the only things between him and a breath of fresh air. one. two. holding his breath for nearly three minutes, he has only one lock left. >> let him hear you one more time! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: he begins fumbling with the last lock. worried, they begin to lower the box to the ground. the box. >> you okay? you okay? are you okay? you okay? >> what -- fine, fine, fine, fine. >> what's wrong? >> i feel fine. >> are you cold? you're shaking. >> reporter: paramedics come over. >> love you, spencer! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: they're taking him to the hospital. it starts to make you question, are these undue risks

he's behind brett favre for the all time record but that could change so stay tuned for that. and broncos down by a touchdown until manning swings one to sanders to tie it and the chiefs will have time left to get ahead of them and take a listen to this. it is picked up by the broncos. it is in the end zone, for an unbelievable touchdown. >> oh, yeah, stone cold stunner. and broncos win it 31-24. told you it was a good game. and will the weather be as exciting today? >>> if you're a chiefs fan, you're brutally depressed. the weather as we head towards our last summer weekend and we had a lot of showers in and around the chicago area. as you go throughout the morning, we'll watch these storms fall apart and still a good deal of lightning with these storms. later on today, new storms will develop and greatest threat is wind and hail damage but there is a possibility of an isolated tornado near kansas city and northern portions of missouri. i don't expect a tornado outbreak or anything like that. and this is the last day of way above average temperatures. if you love summer, enjo

opened training camp in galloway, new jersey, nerlins noel hopes to be a force and like chip kelly brett brown is trying to create culture. me? i'm just trying to see around a reporter's big head. >> we want to cultivate a championship lifestyle and cultivate a championship team. >> it was great, a lot of energy, and sometimes in training camp, everybody is sometimes amped up and going a million miles an hour, it's good to have the energy and have everyone excited . >>> former coach brown is in trouble with the ncaa, he is sited with academic fraud and unethical conduct, a former administrative assistant did course work for a player and he is suspended for the upcoming season and the team is banned from post season play. >> the whole lesson from this new procedure is to hold people accountable and the ncaa decided that it's the head coach's responsibility if anybody in your program acts inappropriate, are you responsible and i accept that. >> mets are in town to take on the phillies in the final home stand of the season. >>> now baseball nation is honoring the memory of baseball great yo

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