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brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> putin on a horse. kim jong-un on a horse.eteorologist eric van dam. what have you got? >> i left my horse at home. figure cnn weather didn't need that grand of an entrance. >> well, i think you're good enough. >> i'll take that. our topic today, we are monitoring the remnants of what was a tropical storm. it was responsible for spawning two tornados, one in georgia, one in the florida panhandle. so all of this going down within the past 24 hours. it is no longer a tropical storm. it is racing across the southeast. look at the remnants of what was tropical storm nestor. you can see the sharp drop in the statistical number of hurricanes and tropical storms as we work to the end of october, early parts of november. by the way, the official end of the were hurricane season november 30th. this tropical storm did impact the florida panhandle. brought over 7 inches in a few locations. baskin, 7.77 inches of rainfall. now, that says something. the rain shield is moving out of georgia and through the carolinas, as well as the mid atla

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cnn's brian todd has details. brian?we have new information tonight on what top nsc aides are saying about the controversial call between the president and, ukraine's president back in july. and new details from the white house from people who have handled the important and sensitive calls about who they are set up, who is on them and why the final record of a given call is not always complete. the nsc's top official on russia, tim morrison, is tonight the second person who was on that fateful july call between president trump and ukraine's president to testify before house investigators. adding more intense scrutiny to every word that was said on that call. one of morrison's deputies, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman testified tuesday that there were at least two places that he tried to make corrections to the rough transcript of the call. a source familiar with the matter tells cnn. but the changes to the transcript were never made. the president has depicted the transcript as a verbatim record. >> word for word, c

cnn's brian todd is here with details. > spectacular photos, wolf. kim jong-un is seen on a white stallion on north korea's mt. pectu this is the propaganda machine in overdrive. given his track record on that mountain, this is likely more than a photo shoot. there's nothing for kim jong-un quite like a ride on a white stallion on a revered mountain top as a means of inspiring his people. this time the north koreans made such an event out of it that they pulled their legendary state tv anchor out of semi-retirement to give her signature breathless news. the state-run news agency released several photographs of kim riding the galloping horse atop north korea's highest peak. it's said he was taking in the first winter snow and called it a, quote, great event of weighty importance. >> it's clear that the north koreans are in full propaganda mode. >> for north koreans, few places are as sacred. located in the north, it's the birth place about 4,000 years ago of the mythical founder of the kim kingdom of korea and the kim dynast

brian todd is on the story for us. brian, give us the latest. >> tonight, the ft.amily, saying basically they don't know why this officer did what he did. the police are promising a full investigation tonight. which the victim's family basically has no trust in. >> today, the interim ft. worth police chief identified the officer who allegedly shot and killed atatiana jefferson as aaron dean, who said he had only been on the beat for a year and a half. officer dean resigned today from the force and now faces criminal charges. >> none of this information can ease the pain of atatiana's family, but i hope it shows the community that we take these incidents seriously. >> on police body cam video, an officer is seen approaching a door of jefferson's home in ft. worth. the screen door is closed. the solid door is open. and the lights are on inside. the officer walks the perimeter of the house. then as he approaches a window -- >> put your hands up. show me your hands. >> the officer fired within only a couple seconds after shouting his verbal command, and never did he id

cnn's brian todd is here with more. kim takes his country's resorts very seriously. >> he does, wolf, to the point where the employees at those resorts live in terror wherever he visits. tonight, kim jong-un is on a roll and hitting some of his favorite tourist spots in north korea. but as always, the dictator is doing that with some calculation. luckily, for those working there, the water temperature might have been perfect. the layout, suitable for guests. the sauna eggs, a local delicacy, ready to serve. kim jong-un gushed about the condition of the yang duck county hot spring resort after checking out the hot tubs, gardens, pathways, and villas, the supreme leader, according to his news agency, called the resort peculiar and absolutely perfect. pa contrast to his visit earlier this week to the decrepit mt. kumgang, in such disrepair that kim compared to it a refugee camp. the leader is on a resort kick. >> he's thinking, perhaps when i build this up, i can bring in the south koreans, when the relationship improves,

cnn's brian todd is here with details. cludie ing the possibility th could be unconstitutional. >> there is a huge concern there, wolf. experts say this move could violate the constitution because the president is not allowed to personally benefit from u.s. and foreign government spending. tonight, ethics watchdogs are apoplectic over this move. one of them saying if this was any other government employee, they could be on their way to jail over this. it's a historical first. the president of the united states using his office to bring a contract for a major event to one of his own properties. in announcing that the trump national doral golf club near miami will host next year's g-7 summit. acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney said it's not a conflict of interest. >> there's limitations at other places. we thought of, of the 12 places we'd looked at, and you'd recognize the names of them if we told you what they were, that this was far and away the best choice. >> reporter: but tonight watchdogs claim that the pr

brian todd is here with details. what's the deal with the the president? to cut out mike pompeo and other top trurn advisers. kim and trump are counting way too much on personal one-on-one relationship to get a nuclear deal done. but the two leaders seem to be ignoring that. and north korea is trying to pressure trump to get to the negotiating table as soon as possible. north korea's supreme commander playing his most powerful card tonight. his personal one-on-one relationship with donald trump. kim jong-un's news agency releases a statement from one of his top foreign policy advisers saying kim himself says the relationshipspecial. but that washington political circles and deep policymakers are holt hostile to the dprk for no reason. >> they think they can get more out of trump than by going through a work level process to the job. and north korea leader decides and everybody else follows. i think they believe if they can get trump to decide then everybody else will have to follow here. >> reporter: analysts say kim's goal is to divide trump from his top

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brian todd is here with details. president still thinks it is a great idea. >> he spent much of the media availability at his cabinet meeting to tout the resort and doing what he does best, promote his brand but tonight the trump brand is in trouble and the doral episode won't help in the long run. >> reporter: tonight president trump defiant despite a surprising reversal. deciding over the weekend not to host next year's g7 summit at the doral golf resort. >> it would have been great. but the democrats went crazy. even though i would have done it free. save the country a lot of money. then they say oh, but you'll get promotion. who cares. you don't think i get enough promotion. i get more promotion than any human being that ever lived. >> reporter: trump's biographers say despite his bravado, the doral reversal has to sting tor donald trump who is not used to admitting defeat or conceding to adversaries even in real estate deals. >> in this case he succumbed to pressure in a unique fashion for him. when he said that

>>brian todd reports.ittle example tonight president trump defiant despite a surprising reversal deciding over the weekend not to host next year's g 7 summit at his doral golf resort. they would have been great but the democrats grace even would have done it free. and they say oh but you'll get promotion. you know i get more from ocean. and a human being that several trump's biographer say despite his bravado that around reversal has to sting for donald trump who's not used to admitting defeat or conceding to his adversaries even when he had to reverse himself in real estate deals in this case. >>he succumbed to pressure in a unique fashion for when he says that the democrats for in an uproar about this it wasn't just the democrats it was republicans as well and remarkably donald trump's stucked back. >>trump had been under enormous pressure for violating rules saying the .ppresident can't profit off government work or profit from foreign nationals who would have stated around the president sent that would

>>that was brian todd reporting president trump announced bolton's resignation on twitter earlier this month. after being found in a closet award war one veteran's remains are finally laid to rest the reason a woman who found the remains says it's so important the veteran to be buried in san francisco also fare evaders rushed the gates said bar following a popular concert in the east bay. east bay. >>iomart official says the juul. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>a fare evasion incident overwhelmed police over the weekend at an east bay bart station at least one part director says she's glad that the incident was posted on social media kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>this is a photo of concertgoers being corralled after a mass fare evasion incident saturday

joining us now to discuss the latest demonstrations in haiti and the story behind them as brian todd cannon one of the board of directors at the institute for justice and democracy and haiti thank you for joining us brian. thank you for having me brian the protesters are now pushing for the resignation of the u.s. backed haitian president. what are is this a real is his removal real possibility at this point could we see that in the future. or we certainly can if you just look at the president will wheezes support within haiti and balance that against the opposition to him he would have been gone already we would see allowing him to cling to power is as you mentioned u.s. support and support from other members of the international community but this is really a regime that is there not because haitians will tolerate it but it's because the international community is is propping it up. but recently the united nations general assembly president weighs have called for the formation of what he called a national unity government what are what are the issues that this proposal and would it

climate discussion in germany be number one in the discussion here in the media it's all right brian todd in for testing the nap thank you pleasure now in athletics the fallout from the ban on nike coach alberto salazar for doping violations continues to shake the sports world nike's world famous oregon project a powerhouse for training runners is closing down in the wake of salazar's 4 year ban nike's oregon project has been home to some of the world's greatest athletes for nearly 2 decades british 4 time gold medalist mo farrar is likely the most famous of the bunch prot trained in oregon from 2011 to 2017 the most successful period of his career. but the oregon project is shutting its doors following the doping scandal engulfing head coach alberto salazar he received a 4 year ban from the u.s. anti-doping agency for orchestrating and facilitating prohibited doping earlier this month though salazar has appealed the ban and been publicly backed by the company nike c.e.o. mark parker announced the project would be shut down in an internal memo this situation is a distraction for many of t

headlines at our website dot com business news is up next for all of us here on the news team i'm brian todd thanks for being with us. kickoff. clubs gave away their home advantage. ending victory to the visitors. last weekend away team trolled the. shock unoccupied city off the top of the table as a romantic cologne into the relegation zone. 66. had a real trial that resides. i come from there lots of people in fact know that the british if you could was not just democracy that's one reason i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can sense. the television the book is trying to get in the names after the ford focus but in one i remember thinking at the time the sublime in broken for what happens if people come together and unite for a pool. but i do this often confronted difficult situations more conflicts between does the us down i see despite my i'm chomping françoise he does on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most. to security oppression national nicely since. the naacp has been achieved so much more needs to be john and i think people have

brian todd for us to take a look at the top stories here down to 0 protests in hong kong coming out in support of the teenager who was shot by police during demonstrations on to say the british foreign minister has called the use of live ammunition a disproportionate response. it's been a year since the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi you cited saudi arabia's counts of this in this temple. film say is still demanding answers from riyadh and the crown prince mohammed bin sound. of the u.s. president donald trump has denounced an impeachment investigate should against him as a coup a war of words between house democrats and key members of his cabinet has erupted as more with this is a being called to testify in the impeachment inquiry the teacher castro reports. the president of the united states is accusing sections of his own government of attempting a coup and she was day donald trump tweeted i am coming to the conclusion that what is taking place is not an impeachment it is a coup intended to take away the power of the people their vote their freedoms the late night tweet from t

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cnn's brian todd is working the story for us. im jong-un is provoking the united states, even as new denuclearization talks are set to begin. >> he is doing that, wolf. as you just mentioned, moments ago the north koreans did confirm with new pictures they launched a newly designed ballistic missile which kim's regime says further bolsters its military muscle. it's also bolstering the di dictator's confidence. it's the most brazen thing from kim jong-un in years, apparently testing president trump's backbone by test firing a ballistic missile in the water that's designed to be launched from a submarine. >> this is way above and beyond. this is sending a message that we can do these tests any time we want. >> reporter: it's above and beyond because this time u.s. officials tell cnn kim tested a medium-range missile which can reach targets further than any of the short-range missiles he's tested this year. >> there are tens of thousands of americans in south korea, japan, military personnel, civilians, that are threatened by these m

brian todd is joining us now. ong kong. >> it does. one nba general manager posted a simple tweet over the weekend expressing support for the protesters in hong kong. but because of his team's ties to chinese basketball and to one of china's most famous athletes and because of the nba financial stake there's considerable fall out from beijing to washington tonight. tonight the national basketball association is risk of fouling out in china while facing boos and backlash from fans back home. it all began when the general manager of the nba houston rockets posted this on twitter over the weekend. fight for freedom. stand with hong kong. what may have seemd lied like a simple tweet ignited a geopolitical fire storm. it was a clear show of support for anti-china protesters who have been out in force on hong kong streets for months. hong kong is part of china and to say the chinese government was furious would be an understatement. >> we want to warn people it's not realistic to earn a large amount of money from china w

brian todd is here with the latest. brian, president trump's decision to pull u u.s.roops from syria has paved the way for putin to increase russia's influence in the region. >> tit has and the russian president is moving at lightning speed tonight to spread his influence cyr area, but he isn't stop ng syria. he's flexed his muscles all over the world with the help of president trump. with handshakes and smile, putin greets turkish president erdogan in sochi where putin once hosted the winter olympics. he gives a characteristically benign statement about wanting to maintain security in syria. >> we are certainly concerned about the growing threat of terrorism and the contradictions in this particular region. these separatists moods and tendencies have -- officially from the outside. >> a vailed shot analysts say at the u.s. a senior administration official tells cnn trump is concern ed fr this deal to jointly patrol areas of northern syria could undermine the security there, but experts say putin has seized this moment. >> message that putin is trying to send the that

>>all seems to think it was a good idea to use his own hotel, brian todd. reports.tle example tonight president trump defiant despite a surprising reversal deciding over the weekend not to host next year's g 7 summit at his doral golf resort. it would have been great but the democrats one race even though would have done it free. then they say oh but you get promotion kids. you don't think i enough of a i get more from ocean. any human being that several trump's biographers say despite his bravado that around reversal has to sting for donald trump who's not used to admitting defeat or conceding to his adversaries even when he had to reverse himself in real estate deals in this case. >>he succumbed to pressure in a unique fashion for when he says that the democrats for in an uproar about this it wasn't just the democrats it was republicans as well and remarkably donald trump's stucked back. >>trump had been under enormous pressure for violating rules saying the president can't profit off government work or profit from foreign nationals who would have stated around th

cnn's brian todd reports. >> reporter: there is nothing for kim jong-un quite like a ride on a stallioning his people this time, the north koreans made an event out of it they pulled their tv anchor out of semi retirement to give her signature breath laz narration. popping yang's state run news agency released several photographs of kim riding the galloping horse atop north korea's highest peak, the volcano, it was said he was taen taking in the first snow and called it a freight event of importance. >> it's clear the north koreans are in foul propaganda mode. >> reporter: few places are as revered as mount paektu. the kim dynasty has co-opted that story. >> kim jong-un derives his leader from a mythical blood line, this idea the kim versus descended from mythical north korea and therefore have been chosen to be the design leaders of north korea. he says he has blood in his vei veins. >> it's a place where the north korean leader would go like camp david to ponder moves. >> reporter: kim ascended paektu during the time of his ballistic missile. again ahead of the diplomatic opening with

cnn's brian todd is here with the latest. used to be a symbol of cooperation between north and south korea. >> it was a very successful symbol of that and it could be again, but tonight kim jong-un seems to be frustrated at the efforts to revive cooperation over that famed resort. the dictator is getting more frustrated and impatient over nuclear talks with the u.s. that have again stalled. tonight the north korean dictator exasperated with adversaries whom he wants to become his partners. kim jong-un's regime has rejected south korea's offer for face-to-face talks over how to resort north korea's fame resort. pyongyang insisting on discussing the matter in writing. analysts say this is likely posturing, but that kim is also probably feeling some real financial strain. >> and they're getting -- i'm not saying desperate, but they're getting worried about it. i think kim and his government is under huge financial stress from these sanctions. >> reporter: kim visited mount kumgang last week and blistered the place for its state

brian todd takes a look at what's behind it. >> reporter: kim jong-un's paranoia and his obsession withet and security appear to be playing out across the most exclusive neighborhoods. nk news was checking on a lead when sources noticing something strange. near an important section of pyongyang, they saw many upper floor windows in luxurious high-rise apartment buildings mysteriously covered. >> the window bars are made of concrete, immoveable. they are either fully opaque or slats that allow you to just look in one way. >> reporter: look at the compartment complex a year ago and now. his sources observed what they believe are hundreds of apartments and hotel rooms with windows covered. and, in some cases, only on upper floors. windows at the hotel, a famous destination for tourists were replaced with translucent covers so guests can't make out detail of anything outside. >> the overarching goal is to prevent people from being able to look into what is known a the forbidden city. >> reporter: it is a nickname for a section of pyongyang where important government buildings are located, t

. >>> now kim jong-un visited two north korean resorts this week but as brian todd reports, he's there to do much to rest and rel relax. lightout, sauna eggs. kim jong-un gushed about the hot spring resort after checking out the hot tubs, gardens, pathways and villas. the supreme leader called the resort peculiar and brilliant. a sharp contrast to the first place he visited. he's on a resort kick visiting two of them in the span of a couple of days. >> he's thinking perhaps when i build this up i can bring in the south koreans. when the relationship continues i can breathe. >> investments in his resorts could come as a result of a nuclear weapons deal with the u.s. president trump has repeatedly talked up north korea's potential. >> they have great beaches. you see that whenever they're exploding their cannons into the ocean. wouldn't that make a great condo? >> he's referring to juan san, the kim family's playground where they have a strong village. analysts say the dictator has long been set with his elites. he's inspected the facilities, gone on the race and even having to be restra

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signs of breaking even as the dictator continues his provocative behavior cht let's go to cnn's brian toddking the story for us. what are you learning? >> that diplomatic dance between president trump and kim jong-un is set to resume in the form of talks between officials just below trump and kim. this comes even though kim jong-un launched the most threatening missile test he has undertaken since negotiations began. even as his own pentagon was demanding that north korea stop launching missiles, including a provocative test overnight tuesday saying they don't set the stage for diplomacy, president trump said new talks with kim jong-un's government which a source says start friday in stockholm are on. >> they want to talk, we'll be talking to them soon. >> america's arch rival, vladimir putin, who met with kim in april, is weighing in, praising trump for meeting kim, holding talks instead of treating north korea as an outcast. >> translator: we must give credit to president trump's courage and his ability to make unorthodox moves. >> and lists say the new missile test show that north korea

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cnn's brian todd is joining us with the latest.ted that resort and clearly he didn't like what he saw. >> he didn't like it and he was so upset about the resort he did the unimaginable in north korea. he slammed his own father. kim jong-un on a tear. the dictator not pleased with the state of disrepair at his famed mount kumgomg resort, featuring gorgeous canyons, waterfalls and beaches. maybe it was the public presence for his alluring wife that got him anxious on his visit. he compared it to a refugee camp. his news agency saying the buildings were like makeshift tents in a disaster stricken area and ordered the property be spruced up. >> kim jong-un likes fancy things. he's built a ski resort. he's built amusement parks, so he has sort of a standard of luxury that he's familiar with. >> reporter: a standard that has gone by the wayside. it was once the crown jewel of joint cooperation between north and south korea. built with a lot of south korean resources, south korean tourists would flock to the retreat until 2008 when a tour

cnn's brian todd is here with more on one of the world's most feared terror leaders al baghdadi who leaves as horrible and shock iing bin dan d laden did not. that was never a concern for abu bakr al-baghdadi. when he was captured he was thought of as little more than a local thug. tonight in the wake of his violent death at the hands of u.s. special force, experts say there's never been another terrorist leader quite like him. >> he created a functions state in a part of the world where most states don't function well. they collected taxes and had a dmv. they acted like a state. he also created a terrorist army and a death cult. >> reporter: under baghda dirks's leetd leadership, they had a tape. displayed the heads of others on spikes. >> he was looking to shape people in the west and looking to energize his supporters for the most extreme of isis supporters these videos energize them. >> reporter: the most enduring and horrifying of the legacies, the holding of four american hostages, exhibiting them and other westerners in orange jump suits and beheading them on camera. in one of those

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todd: we have got mixed reaction steve, ainsley and brian.t beginning in 2023 to profit from the use of their name, image and likeness. here is california governor gavin newsom. >> it's going to change college sports for the better by having now the interest finally of the athletes on par with the interest of the institutions now we are rebalancing that power arrangement. >> that sentiment echoed by a lot of now professional athletes who came through the college system like golden state warrior stars draymond green and steph kurt. >> someone needs to force this dictatorship to change. >> creating change and creating opportunities is huge. i know there is a stale lot of work to be done in that respect, but this is a nice step in the right direction. >> but as you might imagine, not everyone is on board including the ncaa which issued the following statement reading in part, quote: unfortunately this new law already is creating confusion for current and future student-athletes, coaches, administrators, and campuses, and not just in california.

todd minor. alice. rodney paul, brian, johnathan gaybats, matthew blayne. ian armstrong. olivia. >> hi, i'm brian, i'm the president of the 1400 mission street board of directors. which has car access currently off of tenth street. and i've had a lot of concerns for my residents reaching out to me. i should mention that we are a fairly unique project in our city. we're 190 units of all affordable housing created by the mayor's office of housing that was built two years ago. and i've had a lot of concerns from families and people with disabilities about continuing car access since the western variance was added to this project. people are concerned that only being able to access by detouring multiple blocks around to 11 th 11th street and takinge jog to tenth street to access our homes is going to affect their everyday lives and be able to make it harder for them to move their family to and from the schools. and we're just -- >> thank you, time is up. next speaker, please. >> rodney paul, johnathan, matthew blayne, ian armstrong, olivia ganbone. >> i'm matthew blayne and t

chuck todd go at one of the most level headed lawmakers in washington ron johnson. ainsley: i watched that last night. brianlly revealed the colors. tim russert you couldn't even tell even though he worked for pat moynahan where he stood. and even george stephanopoulos did a great job this weekend. what you chuck todd did for an hour on his show and daily show is just inexcusable. ainsley: he was furious with his answers. he said answer the question. he said i am answering the question. brian: unbelievable. steve: carley shimkus joins us. carley: breaking overnight. a man convicted in a deadly shooting at a kansas bar is under arrest while the search for a second suspect intensifies. javier altore is in custody. the suspect still on the run. both men accuse you had of opening fire inside a bar killing four people and hurting five others. police believe the violence stemmed from an argument inside the bar earlier that night. new questions after a key witness in the amber guyger murder trial is shot and killed. a family attorney tells the daily mail joshua brown's death was an assassination. he is not ruling

. >> brian: you can't heal people if you don't like the question, as much as we are to be too. we watched chuck toddit because he didn't like the answer, and he watched joe biden for the second time in three weeks out somebody because it is like the question. it's not up to you. one thing about donald trump coming answers all the questions. if you can't answer how your son, coming off being expelled from the military with a drug problem, with no experience, got an energy deal with the country you were charged with by the president to actually oversee, that is your problem. it's not the press' problem. >> harris: there is kind of a visual difference from what you're saying. you are saying the president's time on the white house lawn, where reporters and he kind of shot back and forth and he stands there sometimes for like 45 minutes, as opposed to joe biden who is trying to shout on the question. if you just take a look at the strategy and the optics of it, what do you think it? >> melissa: there are facts that are not in dispute, and joe biden would be served by addressing them. his son was put on t

brian: glad you are up, hope you are dressed. charged with involuntary manslaughter in boyfriend's suicide. comes after thousands of abusive text messages were uncovered. in the two months leading to his death. toddroom with more on what she is accused of saying. >> brian the criewlings is uncon thennable. inyoung you sent thousands of text messages. many urged him to kill himself and told the world would be better off without him. graduation day he leapt from his death from a boston parking garage. his family visiting from new jersey to watch what was supposed to be a proud moment. you was reportedly with him on the roof of that garage. prosecutors alleging that her behavior was wanton and reckless. the threshold for manslaughter. she created life threatening conditions that she had a legal duty to alleviate but failed to do so. >> miss you was physically, verbally and psychologically abusive towards mr. atula during 18 month long relationship. >> prosecutors abuse became heightened. currently in south carolina where she i -- south koreawhereg to extradite her to the u.s. brian: now over to two important person with one important person. ainsley: these three important people. president trump sig

todd: that is pumpkin pie. carley: oh my gosh. i'm going to chug this whole thing. rob: we got to go. see you. ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ let's go. brianad those frappuccinos before the show maybe we will get them before the show. ainsley: are you buying? brian: i will contribute to some not all of them. tremendous are frappuccinos. steve: they're used to a place starbucks became clear it's closer to 5 bucks. ainsley: so true. steve: thank you for joining us this beautiful day in new york city 70 degrees. starting with some news that kind of shocked a lot of people. the white house put out word last night 11:00 the united states is going to start pulling troops from

[spooky music] >> it's halloween, we sent todd smith and todd piro to the legendary haunted house in new jersey. brianived. steve: i guess the answer is yes. rob: ghosts here to tell you about it. good haunted house in new jersey. used to be an old asylum. take a look. rob: getting nervous. dark now. how are you feeling, toddy todd: smart that they waited until night. my worst nightmare come to life. todd: i like this song. todd: these do not look real. [screams] [laughter] todd: i'm ready to hit something. ♪ todd: hey you son of -- >> ugh. >> you are not part of the experiment. [laughter] >> i see a hand. rob: oh my god. i got some new patients. >> you look like you have a fever. >> even the monsters want to look like rob. rob: oh toddy, what have we gotten ourselves into? oh, yeah. todd: oh [bleep] [laughter] what the hell was that? >> i knew it, i knew it. [screams] todd: so what did you think? rob: it's good. fdr said. todd: come on already. steve: you leave a haunted house quoting fdr. rob: only thing to fear is fear itself and then i got scared. todd doesn't like halloween. todd: i'm not a hallo

brian, back to you. steve: all right. todd, thank you very much.ors regarding lori loughlin are pretty stunning. essentially rick singer said hey, i need a picture of your child on a rowing machine so i can do something with it whole recruit thing. okay, not a problem. they should not be surprised because the prosecutor made it very clear they would ramp up the pressure on the holdouts. they were some of the holdouts. brian: they don't want to go to trial and singer by the way is skating off. he has all these ideas he puts these people up to it. they are wealthy. so they think they are helping their kid. ainsley: listen. there is no executes for it. they shouldn't do that. teaching their kids to lie. but the pressures are so extreme now for kids to get into college. it's harder and harder. steve: tell me about it. ainsley: my friends who have kids taking these exams they are really really tough. there is no excuse for it. but i can't help but feeling sorry for them. they are trying to do the best for their kids even though they did it their own way

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