brian: did you do it? tyler: yeah. brian: how long did you practice law? tyler: then he wanted feedback and i became chief of protocol for him at the very end of his term. then i went back to practicing law after that. brian: but you were chief of protocol when your wife was the social secretary to lyndon johnson. tyler: that's correct. brian: on the same page of the comment about president eisenhower, the following -- halle, a cleveland halle. brian: if you just piece together in here those kinds of comments about people, you would think that everybody that is in politics is playing to a different -- -- different rulebook. [laughter] tyler: i'm glad that he didn't endorse that. i think he was right. why kay halle would say that is interesting. brian: but you didn't edit anything out of the diary. tyler: i left some out. as you pointed out, there was an awful lot of that in there. some got left out, but not because it was the wrong thing to say. brian: how did you go about getting this volume published, which is 41 years after the first volume? how hard wa

brian, kirsten? brian loftus > michael... lines completely? ((michael stevens)) brian... the post office says they're trying to make this as easy as possible on the customer. they say... many of their locations here in the valley have self- service kiosks in the lobby. there you can do everything yourself and completely skip the line. back to you. ((brian loftus)) > if you want health insurance to kick in at the start of the new year... time is ticking! ((kirsten joyce)) tomorrow's deadline.. and how much premiums are expected to increase in 2016. ((brian loftus)) > plus... big change coming to a small, busy stretch. demetria knows it's going to drive you crazy, so she's giving you a heads-up on what's going ((demetria obilor)) > taylor swift has been known to have companies... but now it seems she may be singing a different tune. everyone's talking about t-swift's big announcement.. starting december 20th... apple will exclusively stream her "1989 world tour live concert film." it captures her november show in australia, and includes backstage footage and rehearsals. she

brian: she is still alive. tyler: yeah, and so before. brian: -- yeah, and so beautiful. brian: did you read his diary before he died? tyler: yeah. no, and sorry, i didn't. i miss spoke. he obviously thought that it should be published because it is real. should beler abell the editor of my diaries. so i went around looking for the diaries and there is a lot, just a lot to where i finally put them all into three-ring notebooks. were 24 notebooks. a very small part of it was but it was there. brian: one of the things i noticed is that he was dinner or lunch all the time was somebody that is a well-known name. i will just one of them now and ask you about her. agnes meyer. who was she and why did they have so many lunches and dinners and trips on the outs together? tyler: agnes meyer was a wonderful person. and a very good friend of drew's. i knew this a little bit because drew saw her rarely but enough to say hello. i called her mrs. meyer. she was kay graham's mother. agnes his month -- agnes's husband was eugene meyer. brought "the who post" out of bankruptcy and made .t

brian? ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > we now know the name...of the man who fell to his death at red rock canyon over the weekend. the coroner identifies him as brian william tracy. authorities say he was climbing with two other hikers on saturday morning when he he fell in a gully... authorities had to call in a search and rescue team to find him. people in the area tried to give him aid... before they could get to him./// ((brian loftus)) > this morning... the man accused of beating another man to death outside the paris hotel and casino... is set to be in court. deangelo mathews is accused of killing a man in the valet area... they say he punched the victim to death back in may. mathews was already behind bars on an unrelated charge of home invasion... when police connected him to the incident. his arraignment is set for eight this morning./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > a woman is recovering...aft er being shot by an off-duty metro officer in north las vegas. it happened late friday night near

brian: another one.over wine and cheese, the matrons of georgetown said the anti-drug campaign was really about her public relations." and it was not? craig: i think that she did some good work. "just say no" is still part of the lexicon. i think there's probably statistics out there that show that her campaign lessened drug abuse and drug dependency in america. it was certainly a good thing to do. a lot of first ladies have causes. you know, jackie kennedy had the refurbishing of the white house as a cause. ladybird have the beautification of america as a cause. betty ford had addiction and breast cancer as a cause. it seems like it was a pretty good cause to me, which was at least to endeavor to get people to stop using drugs. brian: one of the interesting things on your wikipedia site is how many books you are writing. you have already finished a newt gingrich book? craig: yes. brian: for what publisher? craig: travis nelson. brian: is it a big biography? craig: i take the 20 most interesting years --

((brian loftus)) and i'm brian loftus. it's 5-30. police are searching for a killer after a man was found stabbed to death in an apartment. ((kirsten joyce)) this happened yesterday afternoon... near harmon and boulder highway. police say a man was found dead inside one of the units... stabbed in the chest. a man and a woman were seen leaving the area. police want to talk with them to find out if they witnessed anything... or may have been involved. if you have any information, you're asked to call police or crimestoppers./// ((brian loftus)) > we now know the names of the officers... who opened fire, killing a woman on monday. the officers are identified as charles moser and john collingwood. both are assigned to metro's emergency operations bureau and swat police say brenda kimberling was shot after an hours long standoff on monday... police say they opened fire...when she turned her weapon on them. both officers are on paid administrative leave./// ((brian loftus)) > nevada will be cracking down on sexual predators...onc e thousan

brian loftus > and i'm brian loftus. it's windy this morning! adlib toss to wx sherry swensk < gusty winds continue this morning... some neighborhoods getting bursts of wind up to 40 and 50 mph overnight. .................. those stronger winds will calm down, but we'll stay breezy as the cold core of the storm rolls in today. .......... that will increase the chance of showers and possibly even some thunder with the colder air aloft. demetria. < demetria obilor nhp reported a crash on southbound i-15 down by russell. not seeing any delays down that way, but watch out for it on your shoulders. crash reporetd on the eastern on-ramp to northbound 95. no major tie-ups there either. east side crash on lamb, north of sahara. watch out for that. it's in a construction zone. > < > back to you. /// ((brian loftus)) > lee caynon is expected to receive inches of snow today... ((kirsten joyce)) if you're planning to head up there , this weekend.. the forest service announced their mount charleston winter alliance -- a collection of agencies dedicated to ke

brian loftus > and i'm brian loftus. it's 5-30. the republican presidential candidates are descending on las vegas for their final showdown of 20-15. ((sharie johnson)) it's all venetian. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live this morning from media row. michael, what's it like out there? brian, sharie... c-n-n is hosting the debate... and they're pulling out all the stops. here's time- lapse video from inside the debate hall. two debates will take place tonight, with early state polling a factor in determining which candidates qualified for the "main event" debate. c-n-n announced sunday the nine candidates... donald trump, ben carson, senators ted cruz, marco rubio, and rand paul, governors chris christie and john kasich, former governor jeb bush and carly fiorina. four other candidates will debate earlier in the evening. wolf blizter is the moderator... a u-n-l-v political science professor we spoke with says blizter's role is a tricky one to have: ((michael green // unlv, political science professor: cnn is in an odd posi

brian loftus and i'm brian loftus. a metro police officer remains in the hospital... after he was shot while responding to a domestic violence call just south of the las vegas strip. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live from u-m-c this morning where he's recovering at this hour. good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) brain, kirsten... police have not given us the name of the police officer shot while on duty... but he is expected to make a full recovery. sheriff joe lombardo says police believe they arrested the man patrol officer during what the sheriff called a chance encounter in an apartment complex. the veteran officer returned fire but may not have hit the shooter, who ran off and became the focus of an hourslong manhunt south of the las vegas strip. he was found more than four hours later, several miles away: ((sheriff joe lombardo // metro police: "we did have a pretty tight perimeter associated with the event and hopefully we'll be able to discern that from the interview with the suspect but he was able to get out of the perimeter.")) ((michael stev

((brian loftus)) > good morning i'm brian loftus. ((sharie johnson)) and i'm it's 5-oclock. nine republican presidential hopefuls took the stage last night... in their last debate of 2015. ((brian loftus)) dianne gallagher is live here in las vegas... with a recap. front and center in the 5th republican debate as expected: national security. during that there were a lot of interesting sub-plots between the candidates. many of those that have been struggling on the campaign trail seem to find their stride. last night's debate centered around one key topic: national security with particular emphasis on isis, islamic extremism and immigrants. front-runner donald trump has driven the campaign conversation so far... with his plan to build a wall on the border with mexico, and his desire to temporarily ban muslims from entering the country. candidate) "we're not talking about isolation, we're talking about security. we're not talking about religion, we're talking about security. our country is out of control." trump wasn' the only candidate laying out strong security measures. (te

good morning brian and petranya! falling oil prices have been putting the breaks on any end-of-year rallies for the market. the dow fell 23 points. the nasdaq slipped 7.# amazon says it added 3 million members to its prime subscription service in the days leading up to christmas - and shipped a record number of items worldwide during the holidays. the retail giant says it now has tens of millions of members.## and lots of people were buying up fit bits. the company's app was the most downloaded on apple's app store on christmas day and the day after. a sign there were lots of fit bits under the christmas tree. the devices measure steps, calories, stairs climbed and sleep patterns. ## brian and petranya? q: and jill -- usually when we think about good investments... we think.. might want to head to their kids toy closet instead? a: a study by the telegraph found that the average annual return from the financial times stock exchange during the past decade is 4 point 1 percent. but a legos set in mint condition has incr

brian: do you teach? betty: not for 20 years. brian: where did you grow up?etty: ohio, in the center of the state on a farm, north of mount vernon, south of mansfield. i went to overland college. i went to penn state for a masters in communication. i have not lived in ohio for some years. brian: will you do another book? betty: i promised my husband not to sign another contract. i have three in the basement. one is something i was working on in 1982. she's an important figure in the settlement house movement. she has a name my editor said would be too hard for people to pronounce. i would like to finish it. i started a book about my great-grandfather, a historical fiction book. he was a captain in the virginia cavalry. i would like to do a book about venice. brian: here's the cover. explain to us, who chose the cover? betty: well, you have lady bird with her left hand on his back. you would not say she is pushing, but she is supportive. the photograph captures the sense of the book well. brian: our guest has been betty caroli. the book is "lady bird and lyndo

((michael stevens)) brian... the post office says they're trying to make this as easy as possible on the customer. they say... many of their locations here in the valley have self- service kiosks in the lobby. there you can do everything yourself and completely skip the ((brian loftus)) > las vegas is turning into.. election central. ((kirsten joyce)) the final preps underway.. before the top g-o-p candidates face-off at the venetian. ((brian loftus)) plus... hundreds of babies.. exposed to t-b. how a nurse.. put newborns and their moms at risk. ((kirsten joyce)) and a big change coming to a small, busy stretch. demetria knows it's going to drive you crazy, so she's giving you a heads-up on what's happening with rainbow boulevard. presidential debate.. here in las vegas. and check this out.. 8 news now got a sneak peek at the stage set up at the venetian. there are 9 podiums.. donald trump is front and center, flanked by his newest, ben carson. also on main stage, marco rubio and jeb bush, john kasich, chris chri

brian loftus and i'm brian loftus. a metro police officer remains in the hospital... after he was shot while responding to domestic violence call just south of the las vegas strip. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live from u-m-c this morning where he's recovering at this hour. good morning michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... police have not given us the name of the police officer shot while on duty... but he is expected to make a full recovery. sheriff joe lombardo says police believe they arrested the man who opened fire and wounded a patrol officer during what the sheriff called a chance encounter in an apartment complex. the veteran officer returned fire but may not have hit the shooter, who ran off and became the focus of an hourslong manhunt south of the las vegas strip. he was found more than four hours later, several miles away: ((sheriff joe lombardo // metro tight perimeter associated with the event and hopefully we'll be able to discern that from the interview with the suspect but he was able to get out of the perimeter.")

brian, sharie... as we anticipated... much of last night's debate centered around national security. and the candidates reply's may have come out a little too simple on stage. for instance... last night... country is out of control. people are pouring through the southern border." but here's the facts... press... about 330,000 people were caught crossing the mexican border illegally in 2015, a near 40- year low in border arrests. another big topic for the candidates... security overseas. ((sen. ted cruz // (r) presidential candidate: "we keep hearing from president obama and hillary clinton and washington republicans that they're searching for these mythical, moderate rebels. it's like a purple unicorn. they never exist. these moderate rebels end up being jihadists.")) ((michael stevens)) here are the facts... according to the a-p cruz did not acknowledge moderate rebel groups in syria have been fighting against the islamic state group, the al- qaida-aligned "nusra: front and forces loyal to syrian president that country'

i'm pleased to have brian moynihan back at this table. brian: thank you for having me. charlie rose: you were hoping the fed would raise interest rates before the end of the year? brian: i think yes because that means economy is growing and it means we make more money, but the reality is everything we see, it is. charlie rose: your instinct is it will because janet yellen has signaled it? brian: they have been pretty clear what the market. i think the statistics that have come out since last time, they have the consideration that would favor it. with a large bank, it is hard to predict what the fed would do. i think you back off and think about the economy. what we see is consumers are still spending. businesses are still borrowing. there is oil and gas. those are retracting because of the oil prices. overall, the u.s. economy is in good shape. charlie rose: what is the pathway to growth? brian: we have 2.5% predicted for this year and next year. if you think about going into the end of last year into 2015, our economists were up over 3% for this year and thinking of gr

i'll have that 7-day forecast ahead -- brian, demetria back to you. > < kirsten, brian... back to you./// > ((brian loftus)) > the consumer electronics show starts next week...and thousands of people are expected to attend. ((demetria obilor)) traffic jams expected to come with them... but city officials are working to keep traffic moving during the convention. right now... there's a lot of construction going on by the convention center. crews are currently working on lines... repaving the road... and widening the sidewalk....but that will soon end. clark county required the contractor to shut down all conventions. crews are expected to clear out all the equipment and orange cones in time for c-e-s. ((erik pappa - spokesperson, clark county conventions are good for business. ces is an important economic driver in this community so the last thing we'd want to do is inconvenience the people enjoy what ces has to offer)) ((demetria obilor)) a total of 165 thousand people are expected to attend the convention. the 6-point-1 million dollar road project should be finished next s

brian loftus > christmas is brian loftus > christmas is over, but don't put your wallet away. after- christmas sales are all rid inventory they didn't sell. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live from downtown summerlin this morning. michael, what kind of deals are out there? ((michael stevens)) brain, patranya... consumer experts say don't expect the same quantity of sales as black friday. but in terms of quality... some post-christmas sales might beat black friday. right now... many retailers are trying to clear our their inventories for the new year... because there's no major shopping holiday's to look forward to until the spring. experts say some items are more discounted than others so it's your efforts: ((monique clements marketing, downtown summerlin: now is a great time to fill in any gaps... what you wanted or maybe you need to return something and now you're coming to find out a sweater you got for christmas you can return and actually get two sweaters for the price of stuff than you did the first time. )) ((michael stevens)) you can sco

((brian loftus)) > thanks, michael. people in the northeast are seeing snow for the first time this winter. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) it's part of the deadly storm system that already brought severe weather to the south and midwest. snow, rain, ice and slush.. power and heat were knocked out to thousands in oklahoma.. where nearly an inch of ice was left behind on some roadways. people flocked to hardware stores in massachusetts for shovels and supplies: (((steve labrie/ store owner) i had people here at 8 o clock in the morning as the doors open. it was kind of like black friday ish )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) in some places like missouri, authorities are now monitoring river levels...followi ng torrential rainfall. and in north carolina, crews are assessing damage from a possible tornado. so far, at least 43 people were killed in the storm over the past few days./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk what's happening nationally -- our nationwide temperature map -- we keep talking about how cold it is on the we

brian: let's listen.etty caroli i would like to do -- lady bird: i would like to do two things for walter. i would like to offer him the radio two job at the station. lyndon: i would not do anything on that line. bird: i don't think that's right. i think if we don't express , i think we will lose the entire love and devotion of all of the people with us.in witbeen lyndon: well, you can imagine what state i am in. i don't want to create any more problems. betty: of course, what she did wrote a letter supporting jenkins. she said, my heart goes out to this man. this nervous breakdown deserves our prayers and attention. she called in the editor of the washington post to print it. she did not know she was being recorded. she took the right stand, and lyndon was really backing off. she says it was close to the election. we are talking mid-october. the election was in november. felt, any indication that his top eight was vulnerable to blackmail would be a death sentence for the election. that's the way she expl

((brian loftus)) yeah... he was met by a welcoming committee -- because he was a special passenger and he didn't even know it. larry kendrick of mississippi was met by music, fanfare and city leaders when he walked off his delta flight...which is apparently what made him so special on this particular day is just pure chance: (( kasim reed, mayor of atlanta: "we are so delighted to be a part of this historic event. today we're marking aviation history as the city of atlanta and hartsfield- jackson airport, becomes the first airport in the world to serve 100 million passengers in a single year." )) ((brian loftus)) and there was more than just fanfare for kendrick... he was given two round trip tickets to anywhere delta flies... and a new car! airport officials used statistical modeling and arrival and departure times to identify him as the 100 millionth passenger./// ((brian loftus)) > can anyone stop star wars at the box office? ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) doesn't look like it... but jennifer lawrence's new film

((brian loftus)) and i'm brian loftus. were following some breaking news from our roads this morning. one person is dead.. after a crash on the 215 and las vegas boulevard. demetria.. what can you tell us? demetria obilor one woman is dead after she lost control of her vehicle and rolled down the rock enbankment from northbound i- 15/westbound 215 and landed at the eastbound 215 ramp to las vegas boulevard. she was unrestrained and she was ejected from her vehicle. < > back to you! now just days away from 2016. hundreds of thousands of people come to las vegas every year.. to ring in the new year.. ((brian loftus)) and metro police.. want to make sure everyone stays safe. today.. leaders in a press conference.. to address their new year's safety plans. the meeting starts at 10... count on 8 news now to be there.. and update you onair and online./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > at the same time.. safe driving experts are uringing you think before you celebrate. stop dui advocates say deadly crashes can be prevented.. by being

brian loftus and i'm brian loftus. if you haven't signed up for health insurance... enroll. the deadline is 11-59 tonight. kirsten joyce 8 news now reporter michael stevens joins us with the reason for the extension. michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten... the original deadline to sign-up for health insurance through nevada health link was -- tuesday. but on tuesday night that deadline was extended 48 hours. the u.s. department of health says they extended the deadline because of high demand. they say they've had an unprecedented amount of calls into their centers and visits to their exchange websites. so if you haven't signed up yet... listen up. the new deadline is midnight tonight for coverage to kick-in january first. if haven't signed up for you have some options: ((bruce gilbert // silver state health insurance exchange: buying insurance is not like buying a book on amazon. people don't understand what a co-pay is, people don't understand what a deductible is they don't understand how networks work or if their doctor is in a particular network for a particular h

((brian loftus)) > and this toddler is going viral this morning.. what comfort food he tried for the first time that brought on this priceless reaction. /// ((brian loftus)) > thanks for waking up with us, i'm brian loftus, ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and i'm patranya bhoolsuwan in for kirsten. right now, police arecurrently investigating a stabbing at the shelter island apartments. that's on swenson near twain. ((brian loftus)) 8 news now was the only crew out there waiting for more information. police say it was an argument between a woman, her new boyfriend and ex-boyfriend. they say the ex stabbed the new boyfriend.. and was taken to sunrise where he later died. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) a security guard was able to take the suspect into custody... and that's when he called police. that man was taken to sunrise where he was treated for some injuries.. but was later returned to police custody. /// ((brian loftus)) a motorcycle rider is dead.. following a crash in the northwest part of the valley. this happened last night near jones and smoke ranch. fro

brian, sharie? ((brian loftus)) > as michael just mentioned.. several candidates made campaign stops yesterday since they're in town for the debate. ((sharie johnson)) senator rand paul will be hosting a rally at 11:30 this morning. it will take place at his headquarters located on palms airport drive near paradise. and tomorrow.. he will speak to the las vegas economic club.. and greet./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk freezing this morning is because of the winds stirring things around. that will change tonight and tomorrow night. ............ let's check those chilly winds... they are bumpy in certain, but not all neighborhoods and not consistently. they will be with us off and on today. ............ you'll need to cover your pipes and plants... and make sure those sprinklers are set to run during the day. otherwise you will have frozen and icy sidewalks and driveways which can be dangerous. ............ highs today just in the upper 40s near 50 degrees. temps will stay very chilly the next few days... and the nights even cold

brian loftus and i'm brian loftus. ((sherry swensk)) and i'm sherry swensk. and the winds were rip roaring throughout the night! sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk gusty winds continue this morning... some neighborhoods were getting bursts of wind up to 40 and 50 mph overnight. sustained winds 10 to 20 mph those stronger winds will calm down, but we'll stay breezy as the cold core of the storm rolls in today. .......... that will increase the chance of showers and possibly even some aloft. ........... california is getting some snow in the sierras... maybe not as much as they'd hoped for... but everything is a bonus. .................... a little snow in our local mountains is also expected, but snow. maybe 1 to 3 inches at best. ((sherry swensk)) -- lee canyon snow -- got hit with some last night -- if you plan on heading to the mountain, the mount charleston winter alliance wants you to be prepared first -- bring food, water, warm clothing and full tank of gas -- a safety website has been created for you to check before you leave we've linked to

with us, i'm brian loftus. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and i'm patranya bhoolsuwan in for kirsten. new from overnight.. metro police are investigating an early morning homicide. ((brian loftus)) police say they found a body in the 24 hour fitness parking lot.. off rainbow and alta. they've been on the scene since 1-30. michael stevens is there... gathering new details. he'll give us a live update in about a half hour./// ((brian loftus)) this morning, people up in the northeast are finally seeing their first snowstorm this season. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) this specific storm system brought severe weather to the south and midwest last week...where so far, 43 people were killed. don champion has the latest. through parts of the northeast overnight...as a major winter storm system marches across the country. ahead of the storm - crews in pennsylvania rushed to treat roadways with salt.... ...while people in parts of massachusetts flocked to hardware stores for shovels and supplies. last winter parts of the state saw mo

((brian loftus)charged.. in the shooting death of 12- year-old tamir rice. demarco morgain has the latest in this case. ( timothy j. mcginty ) simply put, given this perfect storm of human error, by all involved that day the evidence did not indicate criminal conduct by police. cuyahoga (kye-ya- ho-ga) county prosecutor tim mcginty said this enhanced video shows 12 year old tamir rice was pulling a pellet gun out of his wasteband just before he was shot. either intended to hand it over, or show them that it wasn't a real gun. but there was no way for the officers to know them - they saw the events unfold in front of them from a very different perspective. prosecutors say the police radio dispactcher was also to blame for not telling the officers that the gun may have been fake and that the suspect may have been underage. that information came in on a 911 call. "he's probably a juvenile you know. he's pulling it in and out of his pants and i don't know if its real or not its probably fake, but you know what its scaring the shit out of me (bleep out the "shit"

((brian loftus)) and i'm brian loftus. in just a week.. the consumer electronics show is kicking off convention season! ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > c-e-s is expected to welcome 165- thousand people from around the world.. and as karen castro reports.. it's going to cause traffic jams around the convention center. ((karen castro)) frezewd asfaw owns a dry cleaning business on convention center drive. tourists staying on the strip conventions. but with the consumer electronics show just over a week away and a road project in full swing... she has one concern. ((frezewd asfaw - owner, hudson cleaners: we don't get that much business from the convention when there is construction.)) ((karen castro)) road construction along convention center drive is expected to be finished next summer. but clark county has a plan to make sure street closures do not cause more congestion in the area... as 165-thousand people crowd the las vegas convention center. ((erik pappa - spokesperson, clark county: during ces that will go away all together so you'll have f

brian: -- with alzheimer's. brian: this was not in your book.his is a fairly long -- she lays out not the positive on ronald reagan and i want you to deal with this. 2002. april 26, let's watch. [video clip] >> i met his daughter in the playboy mansion. there is such a place in hollywood. to meetid, i want you my father. i think you can change his mind on nuclear weapons. everything go he said was inaccurate. he didn't know anything about data, statistics, cia reports, technology. so he would say something and i would correct him. he got quite uptight. so i held his hand and i spent half an hour reassuring him. he got a people -- a paper out of his pocket and read it to me. month'sthat his last reader's digest. he said, no, that is from my intelligence files. if i had to assess his iq, you have to with patients. i estimated clinically his iq to be about 100. it totally inappropriate to be president. what do you think? craig: his last book before he passed away was called the making of history. it, this foremost historian said that ronald reagan

loftus > ((brian loftus)) > thank you for joining us at 4:30 this morning, i'm brian loftus. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and i'm patranya bhoolsuwan in for kirsten... let's get you caught up on a developing story this morning. a man was found dead inside a car near i-15 and sloan. the call came in around 4 p-m yesterday. metro police tell us the victim was shot... the car was parked by the side of the road and a weapon was recovered. we don't know if the man shot himself or was shot by someone else. no word on the supect at this hour and the victim has not yet been identified. if you have any information, please call crime stoppers./// ((brian loftus)) > a massive storm system stretching from new mexico to killed two dozen people over the weekend. in the aftermath, andrew spencer reports people are trying to clean up and hold themselves together. only when lightning flashed in the darkness could people see could people see the tornado in the distance. you can see the damage easily now, after one of the tornadoes hit copeville, texas -- ripping this home into the air. ( glenn king

it's unclear the charges the other driver faces./// ((brian loftus)) > investigators working to find a motive in a shooting that killed two people last month. metro police arrested the man accused in the deadly shooting on wednesday. marcial ca- sarez facing two in november, police say casarez shot a woman inside a car near eastern and charleston. they also say he killed a man inside a nearby apartment. police say the two were in a relationship. it's not clear what lead to the shooting/// ((brian loftus)) > some changes on the way in c-c-s-d after a school bus driver was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting an autistic girl. those changes were discussed at a board meeting last night. topics included communication and surveillance. the district says there was no camera on the school bus where the alleged assault happened. leaders say now every new school bus that comes into the fleet will be equipped with security cameras. a spokesperson also told us they are working on increasing training and communication among staff to watch for potential criminal behaviors among each other a

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brian? >> all right, kayla. thank you very much. just, by the way, the rig count usually comes out on friday. obviously tomorrow is a holiday. the baker hughes weekly rig count is coming out right now falling two. oil rigs down two. let's now talk about amazon.com. amazon has had a huge year this year. the stock has more than doubled in value, up 121%. amazon is a company now valued at $323 billion. wow. that's great for amazon shareholders and employees, but here is more macro question, is amazon becoming too big and simply too powerful in retail? bob pisani and retail reporter courtney reagan are with us, so is ron insana and kayla at the nyse. all of us were going back and forth on e-mail ahead of this segment. you say in 31 years of covering financial news, you have never seen a stock like amazon. explain. >> well, in the sense i've never seen a company like amazon where investors have been willing to give the firm the wide berth it has with respect to producing profitability. investors

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brian: quite literally. faith: what happens is after the war is over and this is what the family romance against this larger at the is that both the southern family and members of the northern family are threatened this terrible evil reconstruction. they are threatened by the changes put in place by, what are believed to be ignorant, -- ignorant, corrupt black people put in charge of the south. then once they save the south of save the south, it is safe for the members of the families to marry. one of the interesting things film is for people at the time, who loved the movie, is the romantic heart of it that is so feeling. this sentimental story of joining the nation together to reinforce your ideas, literally by marriage. they are joined together in their unity against which has -- against this evil which has been perpetrated on the nation by putting african-americans in charge. the klan is reorganized. it has fallen into -- it is not completely gone -- brian: disrepair. faith: disrepair. show the film well

>> yeah. >> lizzie barrett's here as well, our expert climber, brian. brian cashman is over. how's it look, brian? cash, how's it look down there? >> muy bueno. >> he's doing okay. i need to calm the heart rate. >> a little yoga breath. how is it, lindsay? >> in through the nose, out through the mouth. >> yeah? we can see the chopper high in the air there. so we're going to do this. our expert climber, brian, a friend of mind i see all the time at the gym now. he's been trying to coach me going over. >> i'll follow you. lindsay goes first or i go. okay. should i put the foot over? got foot. and just lean back. i'm going to hold your hand. here we go. >> all right. >> hold the rope -- >> whoo! >> we're good. you're going to walk your feet up the wall. ease this lower rope up so it'll drop you. push up. this you go. push. push the rope to up. feed that rope. there you go. straight leg it from the wall with, nice tripod. >> all right. >> there you go. >> nice tripod, straight-legged from the ball. lean back. >> i'm starting to relax a little, bro. all right. >> how many times yo

say bye-bye, brian. >> see you, trina. >> police decide not to charge brian with anything, but the incidentself, what was i thinking? >> no way on earth would i attempt anything similar or remote to that stunt. that was just crazy. >> but brian says he isn't giving up entirely on his passion of lighting himself on fire or his hopes of becoming a professional stuntman. >> every stunt, every bit of experience you get, you learn from. >> at least you got the fire out. >> oh. >> if only i was more organized and precautionary, i might be a lot more recognized for my skills. >> brian concannon sees himself as one of the most extreme daredevils in the world. and despite the danger, he says he won't stop pursuing his dream of becoming a professional stuntman. oh, and he says he's fixed the flaw in the stunt that nearly killed him. he hasn't stopped lighting himself on fire, but these days he combines it with another passion of his, cliff diving. that way he'll always be able to find the water. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. >>> if you think the workplace is

. >> brian, from the center of hate and extremism at cal university. and he joins us from irvine, and you know this area. tell me what you know about this particular area that we have been focused in on for the last five hours. >> it's interesting, it's a major thoroughfare in san bernardino, on waterman avenue, and it's the last exit before the two interstates converge in a junction, so it's a pretty heavily trafficked area, and it's a mix of both residential and commercial and empty lots as well. blubut if i could say something. america is seeing the finest in law enforcement tonight. and some of these might be our cal state san bernardino grads, and you can see swat teams, one is the colton pd, just south of san bernardino, these people, we live in the shadow of l.a. but i know these folks, and they are the most highly trained people with regard to mass shoots and that kind of thing and them often don't get the recognition that they deserve. what we saw today was a massest led by the san bernardino city pd and san bernardino county. and if you look

i'm brian sullivan in for melissa tonight. your traders, tim seymour, brian kelly, and guy adomi. tonight, karl icon says the market is a keg of dynamite, and bank of america agrees. what one high yield analyst is saying the credit market is about to do and why the panic may get worse. from fang to dang. one of wall street's biggest bulls say big flying high cap stocks are about to get bit. but they have rattled and we're going to find out why. later on, are you worried about more volatility than we already have. we have a group of stocks that could be your ultimate shelter trade. it is big show ahead, everybody. we start to the market. the down closing down 310 points. that puts it down more than 3% just this week. that is one of the worst weeks for the year. why else? the collapse of the price of oil. here is the big question. crude oil's collapse becoming a larger event or perhaps a credit event. >> i think that is what we're seeing. we have seen the high yield market, junk bonds, distressed bonds, we have seen that market sell off significantly. that is why you're seeing all o

looks look he's as -- >> i thought duke was casting big shadow on brian but -- duke, tell brian not to do it he jumped out of a airplane and broke his leg in eight places remember that? >> was with him -- >> broke his leg and i think his coccyx too. >> here's the store with that, brian would have wanted to go down again. i wept to take a picture you're like your exact words were dude, i think i broke my leg. cut the camera. i'm taking a picture for him and i watched ankle swell up. it was pretty broken. but -- >> two surgeries that same day. [laughter] >> brian -- >> painkillers -- >> no painkillers either. greging and rosanna back to you. later. greg: wow. yeah, right -- boards and occasional ice skating. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >> i think justin bieber has like

brian, what can we expect for >> brian: after a wet and windy sunday, we are returning to a dry and cool the coming week. the last of the showers are winding down for this sunday evening. look for skies to clear overnight and temperatures to drop into the 30s for most locations away from the coast and bay. monday will start out with sunshine and cold, brisk winds. clouds increase into the afternoon as a weak disturbance slides down the coast. any rain with this system, however, is forecast to stay to the north or out over the ocean. tuesday morning will also be crisp and clear with 30s. a few spots in the north bay and east bay valleys may drop below freezing. same goes for wednesday morning. the pacific storm track will be positioned to our north for this week, so the next few storms coming through wednesday and thursday should only produce scattered clouds here. all the precipitation is forecast to be up on the california north coast and the pacific northwest. storminess does begin to make a return by next weekend, but the exact track and timing of the wet weather is uncertain as of no