>> britt: i'm pregnant. >> anna: i see that. >> dante: sit. >> britt: i'm a doctor. >> anna: i know.tually hauled me into the police station. >> anna: i warned you, dr. westbourne -- doesn't matter who you are -- doctor, lawyer, certified public accountant, pregnant, not pregnant -- the law does not discriminate. >> britt: okay, well, never mind me. this situation is really stressful for my baby. >> anna: maybe you should've thought about that before you lied to us about your mother. >> dr. obrecht: i had no choice but to silence herr scorpio. he simply knew too much. >> holly: too much about what? >> dr. obrecht: he knew too much... about her. >> luke: someone in there?! what the hell...? >> lulu: oh, my god. that's -- maxie, your water broke! >> maxie: well, you think? >> ellie: i am so sorry i'm late. my mostly incompetent manager -- >> spinelli: yes, brad cooper, lab technician of questionable repute. >> ellie: yes. well, he made me work late today so that he could sit in the lounge and read fitness magazines. anyway, i am so sorry i missed the ceremony. >> spinelli: yeah, so am

flying on an airline and that the britt planned to detain him. the u.s. government was told by the british. we haven't been told who in the white house was told but clearly the u.s. not condemning this action. i think it makes a lot of people wonder would this kind of thing happen here? do you have any sense to the answer to that question? >> good question. the answer is yes. the u.s. can do something

the words of sarah britt, hannah anderson's grandmother after anderson was rescued and her abductor shot by the fbi. a man named james dimaggio took the 16-year-old last week after killing her mother and brother outside san diego. last night the odyssey ended a thousand miles away in cascade, idaho. with new details on how anderson is doing, and what dimaggio was planning, here's carter evans. >> reporter: there were tears with the announcement of 16-year-old hannah anderson's rescue, after fbi agents gunned down her alleged kidnapper james dimaggio in the idaho wilderness. the valley county sheriff patty bowlan. >> hannah is safe. and that was our first priority from the very beginning. >> reporter: dimaggio and anderson were spotsed from the air on saturday. a hostage rescue team hiked more than two hours to get to their camp. authorities reportedly waited until the two were separated before making their move. it was a violent end to a horrifying ordeal that began last sunday when diimagine job, a good family friend, allegedly killed hannah's mother and 8-year-old brother at his southe

britt had to say about this. >> and how would you like to remember christina? >> as a daughter and mother of two great kids. that's it. >> did you ever have any sense looking back, and hindsight of course is 20/20, that somehow jim dimaggio, this trusted family friend, would snap? >> never. >> no. no. >> and even the way it turned out, i mean, he loved little e and he loved my daughter. and for him to do such a horrific act is just not fathomable. i can't understand it because he loved them too. >> and back here live, don, i can also tell you that the britts say there will be at some point here, they're just planning it now, an open memorial service. >> all right. paul vercammen, thank you very much. i really appreciate that. i want to get back now to that press conference, those horsemen that held a press conference a short time ago talking about their extraordinary ordeal, how they stumbled upon hannah and james dimaggio in the woods and what made them think something was odd about it and volunteering their time and their horses. let's take a listen to that.

there is shock, that the loyal britts who stood by the americans in iraq and afghanistan will not be involved in this military campaign. it is interesting at the beginning of the week, i spoke to british m.p. by phone. said to me -- i don't like the party or apartmen parliament aro support this. at the time, it looked as though there was a plan. a short path to short attacks. it looks like that is unraveling now. >> what does it mean for the possibility of an attack? especially at the u.n.? >> i think there's a big question. certainly they won't get this to resolution. the british tried that again. they sat down with the other members of the security council. it looks like there's no way that russia is going to budge. the other problem facing the obama administration, yes, they are going to leave. but what we are hearing is their scientific work is going to take days possibly weeks. so what we are clear of that team for some time. >> ambassador, welcome back. we are talking about the inspectors now. seems like there is tremendous pressure on them. >> yes, there is. the time that it c

. >>> we want to turn now to hannah's paternal grandparents, sara and ralph britt who join us this morning. we offer our kol condolences as you mourn the loss of your daughter and grandson, obviously celebrating the rescue of your granddaughter, hannah, are as well. take us back to the phone call you got from your son-in-law, brett, yesterday, and what happened when you heard the news that hannah had had had, in fact, been found and rescued. >> we got the phone call from brett yesterday afternoon. all he did was say can you come over to his house. news. so we got in our car and we didn't know if it was good news or bad news, and it was a long drive there. we weren't sure what to expect. and then when we got there, brett greeted us and he said, hannah was safe and jim was dead. and then hugs, joy. we were so happy. >> i can only imagine. i know you are both wearing t-shirts with hannah's picture on them. sara, you must be anxious to get your arms around your granddaughter. do you know when you will be able to see her or speak with her? >> no, we don't. she'll be in the hospital for a bit an

the council in southern arizona, and then in '91 started my own company 20 years ago now, jorgensen-brittsroup, and we attack it from a couple of different angles. providing direct treatment back in the nineties, to now running full-service employee assistance programs where we work to intervene in the disease and get folks into recovery before they lose everything. i'm bev haberle, and i'm a person in long-term recovery, and that means that for the past 40 years, i haven't used alcohol or any other mood-altering drugs. (applause) as a result of that, i have lived a remarkable, wonderful life. it's allowed me to give back, to help others. it's allowed me to be a wife, a mother, a productive citizen, as well as an elder in my church. so i'm truly grateful to be standing here today. my grandmother taught me a song that kind of saw me through a lot of the worst of my alcoholism, and i thought i'd just ask you to join me on it, because i think it's always a nice way to close any discussion about past, present, and future. (singing of "amazing grace") thank you. (applause) (music) each year, th

the loyal britt whose have stood by the americans in iraq, and afghanistan will not be onboard, thisime. so obama has to decide, i think, whether to go it alone with perhaps the support of the french. and it looks like there's no way he is going to have a u.n. security council mandate. i think part of the parliamentary debate. i think they tried again. the russians seem to be opposed. another meeting of the permanent five members does not seem to have brought any progress, so i think the original plan of the obama administration is perhaps as little unraveling. >> that is another problem for the white house, if they want to wait for that report. the u.n. inspectors have finished their work. they will then be leaving syria by saturday. i heard from senior u.n. source, that they don't have any mobile with syria. what i have been told, is that once they get out of syria, all the samples and i have told them they have been successful, they have taken statutes from the bodies that have died ae all hao laboratories in europe, where they will be tested. and i have been told that testing wil

is shocked that the loyal britts who safed by the americans in iraq and after dan stan will not be involvedn this. are going to support this military action at the time. when he was speaking it looked as though there was a plan, a short path, a short attack, it looks like that is unraveling now. >> what does it mean for the possibility of the attack. >> they tried that again, they sat down with the other permanent numbers. looks like there's no way that russia is going to budge. the other problem is there was weapons inspectors yes they are believed -- what we are hearing is their sign disk work is going to take days possibly work. weeks. ambassador butler welcome back. it seems like there is tremendous pressure on them. >> yes. precious as i'm concerned. they will leave tomorrow, no the day after tomorrow. they will leave on saturday. now thestiest i would expect that they could complete an examination of the reel deafly small quantity of materials they have been able to collect, would be four or five days. now that seems well outside the timeframe of the administration seems to be employi

members of the little known scottish defense league marched through adam britt demonstrate against what they call is a musician of the u.k. over anti fascist and left wing group stage a rival that it almost three times as many participants on hundreds of police were deployed to keep two apart all people were arrested. firkins bad conditions forced rescuers to suspend the search for almost two hundred people still missing from a ferry which sank on friday at least thirty one people died when the vessel carrying more than eight hundred people collided with a cargo ship and troops die in ferry accidents in the philippines every year due to overcrowding and the condition of ships. british police are examining newly received information of the death of princess diana and dodi al fayed in a car crash in ninety seven scotland yard refused to provide details about the information but stressed that it was not reopening the investigation two thousand and eight a british jury ruled the couple were on board for the killed partly due to the negligence of their driver partly by the breathless pursuit

britt beemer, we appreciate you being with us today.t because i've got regis philbin sitting right here. and a lot to say. prosperity has not returned, has it. >> listening to this, i don't know. i can see what's happening, especially hewlett-packard going down to 22. stuart: and i want some career advice. >> yes, sir. stuart: from you. you've been around a long time. >> a long time. stuart: you've been highly successful. i've been watching you for virtually all of the 40 years that i've been in america. give me advice. how can i be like you? >> i think you're to go fine. look at you, you're sitting here, ruling the world. looking at the stocks. talking about it, you know? i think you've got a great job, stu. >> would you tell me more about your project at fox sports? >> well, we're out of sports network now, you know, fox sports 1, and we're on at 5:00 new york time, 2:00 l.a. time. and we're trying to make it not only sports, but some fun, some entertainment, some guests that are not sports players, got bill cosby coming on the show n

not just on the french and the britts but even on president barack obama. remember his red line. president barack obama says there is a red line, if chemical weapons were used basically the united states would retaliate militarily. there are factions in the united states that are calling upon president obama to trigger his red line. but the reality is the security council is deeply dividerred and the russians and chinese diluted the final statement of the security council. first you have to find out whether chemical weapons were used, you need verification and that's what the united nations have been calling for the last 24 hours. >> let's look first at this red line which in fact that statement was made about a year ago by president barack obama and now the french foreign minister said if the u.n. security council could not make a final decision, as you said they are divided, action had to be taken in other way. can you see where the united states could sideline and take action? >> no, neither the french or the brits would act on their own. he made it very clear in his announcem

there's a way out of this for the britts. >> what? england if you file a lawsuit and lose, you've got to pay the court costs. the taxpayers can get their money back. >> they might have to repossess her implants. i thought that would be an interesting job to have, mr. sotor. >> as someone who has had breast implant surgery, what are your thoughts? >> i thought it was weird. the woman who got an over the top boob job is looking for more handouts. i don't think they do that. >> they don't. >> they're great poets, writers, orators. they read a lot. this girl, i hope one of them pops. >> bill, you actually had surgery to turn yourself into an entire boob and it worked. >> scratch my nipples. i love the line, she's like those doctors made me a national joke. no, i think you did when you called "the sun" and brought publicity to your plight. played yis, we don't like fake boobs. it looks like skin stretched over grapefruit. we happened to be here. we like all shapes and sizes. >>> she is an american hero. >> she's british. >> i know. next to

the britts, who have senses of hum york it's a good thing he is not in germany.have no sense of humor. this would not fly. the rich will try it once and then i think it will pass. >> shepard: angela would ground him. were it in russia, putin might shoot him. thank you. >> cops raided a couple's home after somebody said the spotted a gun. there was no gun. just a television remote control. wait until you see the lawsuit. >> shepard: then there's this. police in england arrested a couple after a paramedic claims the husband was waving a gun. the paramedic had reportedly been in the home to treat the wife's panic attacks and then pointed -- spotted the gun and called for backup. so here's the husband and the wife in the room, the wife has panic attacks, they see the gun, and call for backup. ten armed officers show up. raided the house. yanked the couple out of bed. stuffed them in a police van, brought them down to the station. unfortunately, the cops couldn't find a gun. the husband says there's a good reason for that. he was not holding a gun but a television rem

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sports, britt in mchenry will have the latest on the redskins, including the first preseason game. , the already contentious race in virginia's next governor gets kicked up another notch. came justate who short of calling his opponent a money launder. >> a retired woman pays out $25,000 for her and her friends to fly to las vegas but that nowhere. she turned to 7 on your side. >> plus, floods turning deadly out west. he could get worse before it gets better. >> no progress in the effort to contain a wildfire. >> more than two dozen homes are in ruins tonight after a fast- moving fire in southern california that has consumed more than 25 square miles and threatening more than 500 homes east of palm springs. six people have been injured, five of them firefighters. at last check, the fire was only 25% contained. in the heart of the nation is being blamed for at least four deaths tonight, including that of a four-year- old boy. people are risking their lives to perform dangerous rescues. storms are a staple of the summer, but in the southern plains they're adding stream. because the jets

breaking news for you, tile warner came ceo glenn britt sent a letter to cbs ceo, les moonves.oposing resuming carriage of cbs with new economics time warner reluctantly agreed to. tile warner is willing to resume carriage by allowing cbs to make stations available on a la carte basis. stay tuned. tracy: really. here's a story you have to stay tuned to. detroit's bankruptcy. well the process appears to be on the fast track. attorneys for the city are looking to reconstructed plan by year's end and the judge says he might move up the trial even earlier than the proposed october 23rd date. retirees of course remain worried about the future of their pensions. our next guest says they may still wind up with a better deal than those in the private sector. joining as you senior fellow at the manhattan institute. i know pensioners are big, are worried here right now but let's talk about the fast track part of it because we all know bankruptcies can take lifetimes. the judge is saying and everyone is basically saying we have to get detroit up and running again, so let's fast track it,

. >> reporter: and sara britt also saying this is a cautionary tale and for all teens and parents and grandparents to pay close attention. just see if there are any signs out there that someone might be grooming a child or plotting something, anything out of the ordinary. >> let's talk a little bit more about grooming. and possibly in this particular situation. there's lots of questions about whether hannah was kidnapped or willingly went to dimaggio. the details we heard, what the police that spotted them said. have police given you more information about this? >> reporter: yes. on camera yesterday talking to a captain with the san diego county sheriff's office, he flatly said they always considered this to be a straight-up kidnapping. that hannah was taken against her will. and then he sort of characterized this offcamera saying she went into survival mode in his estimation and that was go along with dimaggio and don't do anything radical to cause him to snap further and perhaps kill her. they consider this to be a kidnapping. no debate at the sheriff's office and also among hannah'

story and the british parliament rejection against syria and the no vote reflect public opinion with britted to getting involved in more middle east fighting and americans are weary about another conflict and we report from chicago. >> reporter: call it america's iraq war hangover. >> i will not want to see another war. i will not want to see america be involved in another war, absolutely not. >> i feel sorry for the guys dying over there and all that but we got to take care of our own. >> reporter: the prospect of military intervention has supporters across the u.s. >> it's horrific what everyday syrian people had to endure. >> if we don't do anything and just massacre and the martyrs, i think it maybe inevitable to do some kind of action of military action. >> reporter: polls show most americans weary of a decade of war in afghanistan and iraq want no part of it. the poll last week found 60% of americans oppose u.s. intervention in syria and 9% support it. >> obama probably shouldn't have said put the red line out there like he did and now i guess he feels that he has to do something abo

of course cognizant of the fact that the decision to go to war in iraq without public approval in britt tip cost him his job eventually. and isolated him within the labor party. talk about the world being more complicated than you think. suddenly last night in washington we had president obama hitting up against british domestic politics which have effectively put a brake on any british support for military action. we had the debate today. the case david cameron seems to be making is this is a judgment call on the intelligence. he said there is no silver bull receipt here in the intelligence. no single piece of evidence that is can he have definite idefini prove it was the assad regime. on the other hand, british intelligence is documenting what they say are 14 different instances of chemical attacks. s mo the most legitimate question, if we do not strike, is the likelihood greater that syria or other regimes will use chemical weapons in the future. >> and as all of this is going on, trying to think about what the assad regime calculations are, because they know that the united states a

les moonves sent a two and a half page letter attacking the ceo glen britt for refusing to negotiatealling out ceo rob marcus as dishonest for saying on cnbc that cbs has not responded to their proposal. not acknowledging that cbs had just received it. now, time warner cable's marcus proposed going a la carte in offering cbs for a separate fee. >> cbs can choose the terms and the price, and we would agree that 100% of whatever was charged and paid for by customers would be paid over to cbs so that we would not profit at all from the sale of that product. >> moonves responded to this proposal saying, quote, anyone familiar with the entertainment business knows that this is an empty gesture. we know that a through a la cart universe is not one that time warner cable welcomes. moonves also dismissed time warner cable's proposal to revert to expired agreements, noting that the last deal the two companies made was back in 2008, before the ipad or the rise of streaming video. now the companies are struck on the flexibility that cbs should have for digital distribution, and, tyler this, sta

a frigid citizen, you know, in london, which is getting bombed unmercifully at this time, and this britt said, you know, the americans are hves people. one day to talk about extending freedom and democracy everywhere, the next day they decide by one vote that they will go on having an army. [laughter] any other questions? yes, sir. >> did you ever look at how russia reformed in building their armament up? with it as poorly prepared as we were? and if they were, how did they address at? >> no. the reason, you may remember that the world was shocked when stalin and hitler signed a nonaggression pact. the reason for that, fron pact. the reason for that, from stalin's point of view, he knew he was pretty sure any -- and innovation is coming and basically he was buying time to build up. and so the russian industrial plan, insofar as it existed, and it wasn't too bad, was in pretty good shape when the war started. the problem of course is a lot of that was in western russia which is exactly what the germans were overrun. so the russians kept having to pack up plans and equipment and machinery

and secondly, the britt the big problem here in terms of the union many of the politicians here are caught a rock and hard place. >> pam: should be banned for transit officers to go on strike at all? >> i do believe has a shot but do not believe that it will pass. >> pam: ok, let's see what happens in the next coming days. michael walkie at what the block. catherine?a new poll tells us about >> catherine: the politicians who are the most popular with voters. at the very top of the list -- new jersey governor chris christie and former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> catherine: 14-hundred registered voters were polled. they were asked to rate more than 20 politicians and other people in the news. they chose numbers going as high as 100 -- to indicate how much they liked someone. >> catherine: republican chris christie was number one -- with 53-point-one points. democrat clinton got 52- point-one. they're the big winners of the survey. but also high on the list -- democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts with just over 49 points. and >> pam: police think a mother plotted wi

were notified once miranda's name appeared on a list that he was flying on an airline and that the britt planned to detain him. the u.s. government was told by the british. we haven't been told who in the white house was told but clearly the u.s. not condemning this action. i think it makes a lot of people wonder would this kind of thing happen here? do you have any sense to the answer to that question? >> good question. the answer is yes. the u.s. can do something similar at u.s. airports and boarders. government officials can check bag, can ask people to turn on their laptops and take them and ton physical kay them for and that you if they find something suspicious, they can keep them indefinitely. once official tells me we never have less freedom than when crossing an international border here. thank you for that report. when we come back, a stunning turn around for one of the party's rising star. plus, cheeing. new threats go tvideo coming up. here we honor the proud thaccomplishmentsss. of our students and alumni. people like, maria salazar, an executive director at american red cro

>>erica: good morning james britt we are starting to see some bricks of sunshine.we are looking at the makes mostly sunny skies. we are looking up to '60s but expect upper 80s inland mid- 70s around the bay and mid- 60s for the calls. we do have a warm up as we head into tomorrow and big changes by the labor day weekend. i walk you through all those changes coming up at 745. >>darya: to the latest on the wild fire burning in yosemite. thousands of firefighters are descending what they can agree that this fire is the size of new york city now. kron4's philippe djegal have the very latest on the containment which is 30% this morning. >>: here in the growth plan this morning fire fighters continued to set a price tag of the rim fire continues to rise. right now it's at about $33 million. firefighters have been able to make headway on this fire ago. the buyer is into yosemite national park but far away from the yosemite valley.t' rarea. this is some vf that fire breaking out in the remote area. firefighters have been able to prevent some those flames from reaching the

and this britt -- brit said these americans are curious people. one day they talk about extending freedom and democracy everywhere, the next day they decide by one vote that they'll good on having an army. [laughter] >> any other questions? yes, sir. >> in looking at americans, did you ever look at how russia performed in building their armament up? were they as poorly prepared as we were, and if they were, how did they address it? >> no. the reason -- you may remember that the world was shocked when stalin and hitler signed a nonaggression pact. the reason for that, from stalin's point of view, he knew he was pretty sure an invasion was coming, and basically he was buying time to build up, and so the russian industrial plant insofar as it existed -- it wasn't too bad -- was in pretty good shape when the war started. the problem is a lot of that is in western russia, which i exactly what the germans were overrunning show. russians kept having to pack up plants and pack up equipment and machinery and keep moving it farther inland. when roosevelt wa

so the question is does glenn britt try to have one last impact on the industry to try to get a changeu think we are from the sec jumping in? >> so far they have said this is not their issue. but the reality is that within the cable act, it clearly states that it is their issue. >> jason, thank you so much. we'll see what happens. >> i want you to watch it so that we can talk about it. it's just enough. when you see it, you with k. write down 30 things that they try to -- >> joe, we live in glass houses. >> i knew ray donovan. by the way. the actual one. coming up, how are will markets react if and when a military strike happens. there was this president named reagan that you probably -- >> i heard about him. >> you were a glimmer in your grandmother's eye when reagan brought back the country from brink. plus a preview of next week's big number. jobs report. checking the futures. ♪ nascar is ab.out excitement but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp

universe is one that time warner cable welcoms.s then he goes on to criticize other parts of glenn britt'sking why he is so reluctant to the come an agreement that has every other op rayer to has come to, saying that time warner has paying ten networks more than they compensate cbs all which has far fewer viewers and this is a rather incendiary letter, and time warner asking them to get back to the table to negotiate and calling them out on the proposal. >> we are weird to be injected into the debate after he references cnbc in the first paragra paragraph. >> yes, that is right. so yesterday time warner cable issued this letter and immediately after the incoming ceo rob marquez came on to the air, he came to us to cnbc before giving cbs a chance to e respond. >> thank you for breaking the news yet again. julia boorstin is awfully busy out there in los angeles. mike, has this cross eded a lin where in a type of negotiation that we don't see all of the time? >> well, perhaps. i actually thought that the gambit yesterday was tactically brilliant and this proves it. because it says that you sa

>> that show they did was produced by a britt. >> do you know what it is?her voice is incredible. the big hit that they did. >> but she's in jail right now. >> yeah, she has a little sentence to serve out before there's new plans to get back together, right? >> wow. >> that could be a tough reunion in jail. >> we're going to sneak a mike to you in a cake. >> all right. how about a check of the weather, al. >> al, you are a bit crazy aren't you? >> a bit >>> thank you, al. good morning to you, bay area. got got a good-looking day shaping up, less humidity out there certainly notice the difference as you walk out the door. plenty of 6 ods out there 68 in sunnyvale. the red flag warning posted for inland spots in the north bay that goes until 5 p.m. we could see dry lightning strikes, isolated if anything does develop. 90 in livermore, 80, redwood city around 64 san francisco, where america's cup will be out on the water later on today. thursday into friday, temperatures level off. >>> today's travel is brought to you by choice hotels. the official hotel of su

>> britt: i do love patrick. it's just hard to keep loving someone that doesn't love you back. >> dr. obrecht: he will fall in love with you when his child is born. >> britt: except... we both know this isn't his child. >> britt: it's about the baby. >> duke: i wonder what's happened to our pregnant party planner. shouldn't she be here by now? >> anna: she should be. and our guests of honor, as well. and where's kevin and lucy? >> lucy: it's not just happening frequently. all the time. it's happening all the time. i should have to make an appointment, right? i should make an appointment. that's where i'd get to see my husband. maybe he -- [ chuckles ] >> kevin: sorry. sorry. i had a crisis. >> lucy: i know. i know. there's always a crisis, and you're always sorry. and you should be, because we are not gonna make it now. because of you, we are gonna miss the big surprise.

obrecht: i do my best thinking that way. >> britt: whatever. >> dr. obrecht: you should be grateful, schatzie. i was sitting in the dark when i had the brilliant idea to win patrick over with a baby -- even one that isn't really his. [ elevator bell dings ] >> dante: am i late? >> lulu: no. you're right on time. >> dante: that's just 'cause you got me here a half an hour early, didn't you? >> lulu: mm, i may have given you some slight misinformation regarding the start time. >> dante: yeah? >> lulu: mm-hmm. >> dante: you're not even gonna apologize. >> lulu: mnh-mnh. mnh-mnh. no, i'm not, because i already missed maxie's first childbirth class. >> dante: yes, you did. you did. and i don't want to miss any more childbirthing classes. spinelli has pinch-hit enough. this kid is liable to think that he's her father. [ both chuckle ] >> maxie: [ sighs ] >> spinelli: what -- what are you doing?! >> maxie: what am i doing? what are you doing? >> spinelli: protecting you and the baby! nothing can happen to that child. >> maxie: [ sighs ] >> lulu: well, don't