would be for the rise of politics panel our brian pruett contributor to red state and alex lawson executive director of social security works and thank you both for being here with us tonight guys good so donald trump can't shut up about black men playing football this morning he went on another twitter rant about players protesting police brutality and urged the n.f.l. to quote set a rule that you can't kneel during our national anthem and quote you think the president would have more pressing issues to worry about than athletes exercising their constitutional right to free speech but during a press conference later on in the afternoon trump said that quote respect for the flag argued otherwise to me that was a very important moment i don't think you can disrespect our country our flag our national anthem and to me the n.f.l. situation is a very important situation i've heard that before about was a preoccupied not at all not at all i have plenty of time on my hands while i do his work and to be honest with you that's an important function of work and it's called respect for a country. thi

brian: is this him in the spread? wil: that is alex, the editor. n: what did this do for him when this came out? i can taket know if ameit for it, but when it to figureople tried are and what they doing, they spent more time on mainstream media. brian: what did they do when this came out? wil: i don't know if i can take blame or credit, but since the story came out and tried to figure out who they really are and what they're really doing, they have spent a lot more time in mainstream media. for example, a guy who is the breitbart london editor suddenly finds himself and find it on cnn to give interviews. the editor in chief of the site after andrew breitbart's death, is on nbc all the time. for better or worse, i would certainly expect a fair amount of criticism for normalizing by breitbart, which has done some very offensive things and helped elect a president half the country is very upset about. not everybody would consider this a good thing, but i think it is true that putting breitbart in the magazine and looking at closely seriously has change

brian: this is alex marlowe. where is he from originally? wil: california. ian: what is a story about him working for a conservative like talkshow house -- talkshow host? wil: he worked for him right after stephen miller, who is in the white house now. we saw him in july tangling with jim acosta over the statue of liberty and if the text on the statue of liberty should be considered part of the statue of liberty and silly things like that. stephen miller had been on larry elder's program expanding on his objection to immigration in california at high school student couple of years ahead of alex. alex, living in los angeles, was listening to this radio program and thinking this kid is on fire, he is hyped up about these things. think,as part of alex, i in a way was just a rebellious kid. he went to a fancy prep school. i think he has a sense that everybody agreed about everything, everybody was left of center, everybody wanted to recycle within an inch of their lives. think,s a lot of this, i among young conservatives. they start out kind of rebelling against

alex liggitt conquering the marine corps marathon. we are very proud of our tv brothers. they look grateful stop i know it was a lot more painful. brian: that was the very beginning. a lot of fun, a lot of people cheering on alex's wife. baby was out there. kimberly: josh said the heat was not too bad. brian: we will see when they get back to work. we did get some rain from mother nature. most likely tuesday morning, monday night overnight. the trend is the temperatures will be dropping back. mid and upper 70's monday. well above average, which is about 66. then we drop back tuesday into wednesday as the cold front pushes through and bng wednesday, ,66 by upper 50's thursday. meteorological fall kicked off september 21. since then, at all major recording locations come we are running two to four inches of rain less than we should be. we really could use the rain. the next cold front is off to the west. what we are watching is as this pushes to the east it will bring us first the clouds and eventually the moisture. isolated sprinkle cannot be ruled out, but the best chance is tomorrow night. patchy fog,ning, 50's to near 60. early in t

with runners on the corners -- greg bird meets alex bregman at the plate -- houston gets out of the jam...astros stay in the lead 1-nothing bottom fifth -- briann doubles to the right corner... that clears the bases... two runs come in. astros win 4- 0 houston will be making their second world series apperance game one against the dodgers will be l-a on tuesday night (j.r.) the season is over for the san francisco giants but team executives are busy at work behind the scenes.saturday longtime pitching coach dave righetti was reassigned to a front office role with the club. righetti has been with the club for 18 years. his staff had a combined 4.50 earned run average this season. it also didn't help that madison bumbgarner, johnny cueto, and mark melancon spent extensive time on the disable list. (marty) pac-12 football scores -- notre dame absolutely destroyed u-s-c in north bend 49-12. josh adams had 3 rushing touchdowns for the irish. they move to 6-1, the trojans fall to 6-2. and cal took arizona to double overtime before falling at home 45-44. cal now 4-4 on the season. stanford plays thursday at oregon state. coming up -- a tour of neighb

alex bregman hits a walkoff single... derek fisher... pinch running for brian mccann scores the game-winning run. astros lead the series 3-2 this game took five hours and seventeen minutes game six will be tuesday in l-a. last week's win against the chiefs had the makings of being a victory that could turn this season around. but, the bills didn't want to hear anything about a raiders feel good story. we go to buffalo.. raiders...openin g a two-game road trip out east. opening drive, derek carr drives the team down field. olawale punches it in from the one- yard line for the touchdown 7-nothing raiders. turnovers a big problem for raiders again. carr tries to go deep to michael crabtree pass is tipped... micah hyde picks him off. his 5th interception of the year. that leads to another bills field goal....buffalo up 20-7 lesean mccoy puts the game away. takes it to the house for 48 yards bills win 34-14. oakland..drops to 3-and-5...and has lost 5 of their last 6 games. meanwhile the 49ers in philly facing the eagles late in the second -- c-j beathard makes a bad

brian. warmer. that is the word. at the age of 21, alex tew had a brainwave.sold the pixels it contained to advertisers for a dollar each. by the time he appeared on the breakfast sofa in 2005, he'd achieved his dream. but what came next for the young entrepreneur? 0ur correspondent robert hall has been to meet him. 0n the streets of san francisco, alex tew has travelled a long way from the day he made 1 million. 21—year—old alex tew set up a website in his bedroom after spending a restless night working out how he could become a millionaire before going to university. every image is made up of tiny dots or pixels. alex spent —— sold a million of them, just enough screen space for advertisers to show their own logo or a link to their website. and this happens while you a sleeping. their website. and this happens while you a sleepinglj their website. and this happens while you a sleeping. i am sitting here right now and i have probably made a few more dollars since i woke up. that idea and that time of my life was really at turning point. the true value of the

brian todd thank you. the fact that with everything else authorities have uncovered they have yet to uncover a motivate. cnn's alex joins us with that. did officials say anything more about this motivate in the press conference today or lack thereof? >> reporter: total lack thereof, john. the same undersheriff that brian was speaking to spoke with other reporters that are saying now five days after the massacre still no idea on what the motivate was. they have been digging on every aspect of his live from birth to death and they have been coming up empty. one thing they did confirm, there was no one else in the room with the shooter, that he acted alone that night. that's not to say that at some point along the line he didn't have some sort of help. the police have said given the amount of ammunitions, weapons and explosives, the preparation the shooter had, at some point it's possible the shooter did indeed have help. the shooter did try to buy what are known as tracer rounds, that was at a phoenix gun show a few weeks ago. tracers would have allowed the shooter to aim better. tracers illuminate as soon as their

down to the bottom alex berger intends well minds are in twelfth and of course in the relegation places homburg raman i'm going to love. it was a short shift at brian's tomas nina is enough to fly. proton home time to be pretty much he's on about. seven minutes after coming on major on the decisive goal the buying. stock. this. was last. month when talking to the shortest appearance of his korea but play like him seven minutes to decide to get me out into the story makes me wish him a quick recovery and say i'll get by with this week till last. week. the dream of legal and safe passage to europe. and being welcomed with open arms. a dream that has come true for some syrian refugees in italy. church groups have set up a humanitarian corridor using a thousand special visas. in an issue. that may also inspire other countries. three thousand and thirty minutes w. . when cities are in golf by the sea. walls and costly protective measures with. nothing. challenging our future starting november night on. meet the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture enjoyment. us american music takes a look at joining idiosyncracies at their traditions ev

. >>> welcome back, i am brian sullivan out here in california. we are joined by alextruck with a total return, alex, of 170% >> yes about that >> you could not have done better than number one >> well, good work lets get some real world investing ideas. when i look at across the world, the u.s. markets, greece is up 29%, many of these crazy markets have done a lot better than us the entire world is up >> yep >> why >> that's the whole point. >> we are all seeing this year of a synchronized activities going on that's beginning of this year to fuel investors enthusiasm and credits back into there. >> is there a way to quantify the quantitative easing from our central bank is done and the ecb is doing it. how much is just because of that >> i think it is sort of half, i mean if you can pull the number out, it is roughly half. we have not seen ratios or evaluations, an element of that appreciation is coming out >> so i have owned our fund and i am up 170% for ten years and half of it is qe and qe is going away, does that mean we are dropping by half >> no, i don't think s

alex tew is not slowing down. there are so many more challenges down the track. robert hall, bbc news. good morning, as storm brian still stars in north—west scotland, probably best of the sunshine in north wales and the midlands, and use anger and the midlands by this afternoon. temperatures are little lower, it right originally. 0vernight, rural spot is going down to below single figures. —— low single figures. mild air coming in. this will take rain east across the uk quay tomorrow. even into the often, it is still close to southern and eastern part of england, whereas elsewhere, brighter skies come back, and it feels a little warmer.

with runners on the corners -- greg bird meets alex bregman at the plate -- houston gets out of the jam...astros stay in the lead 1-nothing bottom fifth -- brian mccann doubles to the right corner... that clears the bases... two runs come in. astros win 4-0 houston will be making their second world series apperance game one against the dodgers will be l-a on tuesday night (j.r.)the season is over for the san francisco giants but team executives are busy at work behind the scenes. saturday longtime pitching coach dave righetti was reassigned to a front office role with the club. righetti has been with the club for 18 years. his staff had a combined 4.50 earned run average this season. it also didn't help that madison bumbgarner, johnny cueto, and mark melancon spent extensive time on the disable list. (jr stone) that is sports...i'm jr stone. (justine) wisconsin third grader-- ava tabbert-- is legally blind... but that hasn't stopped her from pursuing her passion for art. (jrstone) thanks to the support of her teachers and school district... she is receiving national recognition for her artwork. since ava cannot see her art... she experiences i

. >>> we're joined by our very own brian kelly, dan nathan, and karen finerman, they're here to answer your questions. dan is a consultant for credit suisse alexn account reported to the irs like a brokerage account? would i have to report price appreciation after a purchase of goods? b.k. >> alex, it's not reported, but you do need to pay taxes on it there's not a statement that goes to the irs. but the irs has ruled it is property just like a stock so if you sell it, you do have to pay taxes on it and you should pay taxes on it i know i do. >> the next one, you guys spent the whole day at this conference, what were your thoughts here on the event overall, karen >> well, you know,i've been intrigued with the payment space for a long time. clearly now it's evolving in sort of hyperspeed i don't know which of these are going to work. there's going to be many that will be very important to the revolution in the payment space. i don't know which ones will be. i want to be invested in many of them i don't have the expertise to do it, despite my reading b.k.'s book and many other things b.k. is doing it for me. but i want exposure to the space. >>

alex tew is not showing down. —— slowing down. he has other things around the corner. time foran time for an update to the weather. we are saying farewell to brian, the trend is to see fewer showers, more in the way of dry weather. some spells of sunshine, temperatures of 11 to 1a degrees. it will feel chilly overnight, for eastern areas. a touch of frost. at worst, not so. the mild weather in. some outbreaks of rain to. this wet weather will smash its weight used to it as we go on through tomorrow. the rain will tend to fizzle away oui’ the rain will tend to fizzle away our visitors. after that, as england and wales should see some sunshine. temperatures nudging up to 1a

alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. happy to be back with all of you folks and with mr. showbiz, our champion, austin rogers. lisa rhae, brian good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round,

brian mccann. carry with him the potential winning run. out to the mount comes rick honeycutt. derek fisher will be the winning run at second with two outs and the battery will be the young infielder, alex bregman. had a nice series, a couple of homers, including one last night after kenley jansen. i did up 6-2. now he doesn't need a homer. trying to get that all-important third out. had a great year at triple-a. blade and 47 big league games this year. he'd like to get him to scamper home. two on and two out. that's in the air to left. here comes fisher. astros win it! a 5:17 thriller. kenley jansen suffers the loss. hard to describe. a lot of people are going to wake up and see this and can't believe it. we can't believe it. two great tms battling until the absolute end. bregman doesn't take any time, get that first pitch and this is a close play here. the throw on the side picking u up. pinch runner gets it done done and bregman that done. the 23-year-old alex bregman in 2015, the number two overall pick, bursting with confidence. he's played a brilliant third base and has come up with key hits and now his base hit just won game five. in the final home game of the year for the housto

alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. happy to be back with all of you folks and with mr. showbiz, our champion, austin rogers. lisa rhae, brianluck. here we go into the jeopardy! round, and we get to deal with these categories... we'll give you the mom. austin, you start. sitcom mom, $200. lisa rhae. -what is "the addams family"? -you're on the board. tv sitcoms by mom, $400. austin. -what is "modern family"? -right. sitcom moms, $600. lisa rhae. what is "married with children"? you got it. sitcoms, $800. [ beep ] what is "the middle"? lisa rhae. sitcoms, $1,000. lisa rhae. -what is "family ties"? -good. history for $200.

alex marquardt, thank you. >>> we'll take you now to the mandalay bay hotel room where this gunman turned his suite into a fortress and his own surveillance methods. what are you learning, brian? >> reporter: jarring new information from clark county sheriff lamb b sheriff lombardo. they have evidence that he may not have intended to die in that hotel room. we got access to a room not far from the gunman's and got inside information about his planning from a former s.w.a.t. team member. stephen paddock's horrific attack on the route 91 country music festival was a very meticulously planned assault. >> he spent decades acquiring ammo and weapons and living a secret life. >> reporter: that planning, experts say, began with a sniper's nest that he chose at the mandalay bay and the targets below. k from the room, you can see paddock's broken hotel window, his line of sight to the concert venue. >> this is my first time being up here and looking at this and to me it's very erie. >> reporter: john sheehan is a retired police sergeant. from this vantage point, he says he has a clearer picture of the shooter's tactics and planning, including choosing a high room at the end of the hal

alex, did officials saying anything more about this motive at the press conference today or lack thereof? >> reporter: total lack thereof, john. that same under sheriff that brian todd was speaking about speak with reporters earlier today saying that now five days after this massacre they still have no idea what the motive behind this shooting of. they say that they have been digging into every aspect of his life from birth to death, they said, and that they have been coming up empty. one thing that they did confirm was that there was no other shooter in that room. that had been reported. that had been rumored. no one else in the room with the shooter. that he acted alone that night. he didn't have an akplis. that's not to say somewhere along the line he dunt have help. police say given the amount of ammunition, weapons, explosives of preparation that the shooter had it's some point it's possible that the shooter did indeed have some help. we are learning over the past few weeks the shooter did try to buy what are known as tracer rounds. that was at a phoenix gun show several weeks ago. now, tracers would have allowed the shooter to aim with much more lethality