calling off her engagement to taylor kinney, the truth about her top secret j. lo's co-star shades of blue ray liotta. three popular cast members just got the axe. >>> the rock's fast and furious new feud. >> why he's calling out his fast 8 male co-stars today basically calling them wusses. reunion, together again as one . >>> america's gymnastics golden girls. everything you never knew about gabby, simone, aly, madison and laurie. >> "extra, extra "qwest. >> brittany, kate, mel b. how many bikinis can we slam into one hour. >> is it true you lost 30 pounds? >> plus taylor lautner and john stamos. >> on set. shower scene on scream queens. >> were you there for that? john stamos in the shower? >> were you even meant to be on set that day? >> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. ? >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up, j. lo's new diet confession. she reveals to me the one thing she's cut out of her daily routine. >>> also coming up, mario, skin hottest beach bodies in hollywood. but first, newly sin

the called callan co. we are calling go depending on how you want to pronounce it. my best friend cause him calling goes i call him callan co. is he always corrects me. colorations. the most familiar ones are the ones in flour we see those a lot in our casinos. kind of like a mom and that they stay in flour a long time. and add color to your home inside and out. they will freeze so they make great containerized plants. or that protected area of your home that little. they come in different leaf sizes a lot of them have what we call pubescence which is kind of a get six or eight feet tall the one in front of the desk that one is called jurassic kale. it will get treelike. for kids that like dinosaurs this would be a good one. >> when we talked desert landscape these kind of ideal for what you're talking about? >> full disclosure.i had succulents at my wedding not long ago we give them out as presents. i've had a bunch of people call me say how do i not kill this. >> is supposed to be easy to take care of are they? >> yes they are. overwatering.one of the first things

with personal sin insult but before a campaign event he took to iter two and continued with name calling. co-host after they criticize the republican candidates campaign and he tweeted, quote, mika is off the wall erotic and not very bright mess. trump comments during the rally are are also getting a lot of attention. after he said this to appeal -- what do you have to lose? i will straighten it up. i bring jobs back. we'll bring spirit back. street without getting shot. right now, you walked down the street you get shot. look at the statistics. we'll straighten it out. >> and drama continues for hillary clinton regarding her e-mail scandal, former secretary of state colin powell is speaking out against clinton's claims that he gave her the idea to use the private server saying, quote, her people have been trying to pin it on me the truth is she was using it for a year before i sent telling her what i did. on top of that fbi investigation uncovered close e-mails and documents not disclosed by clinton attorneys. a federal judge pushed the state department to release those messages earlier tha

he called it "shaft" and the magazine had a feature called "coed of the month." so, he clearly is laying out and figuring out the blueprint of what eventually will become, as you all know, "playboy" magazine. he was engrossed with kinsey. he thought kinsey was totally on the right track, his track to sort of explode conventional perceptions about what sexual behavior should be. and while he was a married guy, a vet in college at illinois after the war, he also began to lose interest in his marriage and eventually moved on from that. first issue of playboy was 1953. those are just some sample issues. marilyn monroe was on the front cover and the centerfold in the first issue of "playboy" magazine. he didn't take a picture of marilyn monroe. there was a picture already being used on a widely circulated calendar at the time. he bought the rights to the photograph and then threw it in the magazine. he didn't put a date on the very first cover of "playboy." because he didn't know if there would ever be a second issue. he didn't know if it was going to succeed. of cour

co-pays and our plans play lower prices. >> furthermore, the pharmacy benefits manager trade group out t calling the co-pay assistants that mylan called for a bait-and-switch strategy that doesn't end up lowering the price of drugs after all and there's a reason why it's illegal to provide that kind of patience assistance to patients covered by government insurance. >> doe the mylan ceo have a point when she says we charge this price, but then the pharmacy benefit manager will pay this much. they want a markup and a margin, right? the pharmacy wants a markup and a margin and so when you get to the end user, the customer, they are going to pay "x" plus. >> reporter: certainly she has a point that a lot of the middle men take money from the system. >> they want to make a profit too. >> that's right. ths a point that the drug industry has been trying to push for a long time, and that hasn't really gained any traction. i think because it's so murky. it's hard to understand what happens to our drugs when we go to the pharmacy and when we pay for the drug, so she does have a point in that there is a lot going on in the middle th

he called it "shaft," and the magazine had a feature called "co-ed of the month." he is clearly laying out and figuring out the blueprint of what eventually will become, as you all know, "playboy magazine." he was engrossed with kinsey. he thought kinsey was totally on the right track. his track to sort of explode conventional perceptions about what sexual behavior should be. he eventually moved on from that. first issue of "play boy" was 1953. those are just some sample issues. marilynn monroe was on the front cover in the center fold of the first issue of "play boy magazine." et cetera. he didn't have -- he didn't take a picture of marilynn monroe. there was a picture already being used on a widely circulated calendar. he brought the rides and threw it in the magazine, and he didn't put it on the date of the very first cover of "play boy" because he didn't know if it would be a second issue. he didn't know if it was going to succeed. he did. he sold 50,000 some of the first issue, and from then on it kept building and growing. play boy, like kinsey, was one of th

trump even go so far to insist that clinton and president obama were what he called co-founders of isissaid he was being sarcastic but the battle against isis is a matter of life and death and american medics are volunteers in that battle. cnn's arwa damon has more. >> we're looking for a place to set up our triage area. >> these are two americans on the medical front line. >> we have two casualties. let's treat them appropriately. stop blaming leverage. get him on. >> reporter: it's a chaotics are frontic effort on this day, compounded by a language barrier, different culture and significant lack of resources. >> i need [ bleep ] plastic. >> john, a trained medical technician from syracuse, new york, is volunteering. pete, of new jersey is a former marine turned medic who works with a nonprofit providing medical training and assistance. there is no advanced warning when a casualty is coming in. no time to prep before the next one arrives. >> move, move, move! >> the toughest thing about being out here as a combat medic is when your patients don't live. >> come on, man, stay with us! co

the clinton campaign calls the co trump says his remarks are being misinterpreted and that he was calling for political action. >>> and at the olympics, michael phelps won two more gold medals. one in the 200-meter butterfly and part of the 4x400 relay. he has a total now of 21 gold medals. katie ledecky won the 200-meter freestyle for her second gold medal this olympics. the team gold medal. >>> some residents in the poverty-stricken communities around rio say they are being left out. jamie yuccas reports. >> reporter: this is the largest favela in rio de janeiro. houses are jammed nearly on top of each other and motor taxi drivers help people navigate the slopes and narrow alley ways. marcos has lived here for 34 years and never anywhere else. >> translator: i love this place. i love the people of this place. >> reporter: but he says the olympics are forcing him out of the neighborhood. the wealthy areas nearby received infrastructure upgrade but nothing changed in the favela but his rent which skyrocketed this year. >> translator: unfortunately, it's a reality here in rio de janeiro an

latest in the race for the white house, donald trump catching more heat after hillary clinton he called them co-founders of isis. >>> we have the latest exchanges of terrorism and other topics >>reporter: donald trump's latest attack -- >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis, they are the founders. in fact, i think we'll give hillary clinton you know if you are on a sports team most valuable player, you get the mvp award. isis will hand her the mvp award. her only competition is president obama. comments could target hillary clinton. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. >>> although the second amendment people, maybe there is. >> if you look at the power they have in terms of votes and that's what i was referring to, obviously. >>reporter: clinton's response. >> that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief. >>reporter: the clintons trying suggesting donors to the clinton foundation got cozy treatment from her state department. >> it's called pay for play. if e-mails were never invented, would s

. >> reporter: firefighters rescued one man from a second-story window and miss call co-this cat, from a smokey ledge. firefighters also had to get out for their own safety. >> as the fire fight progressed in the basement, there wasn't really enough water power to be able to put fire out. it was so the -- the unit commander ordered them to evacuate. >> reporter: all of this as the community watched in horror. good shepherd had 300 parishioners from five different congregations. >> we worship here. our children go to sunday school. it's just a wonderful place to be, and it's just so sad to see it burn. >> reporter: in your word god was on our side? >> definitely on all of our side. >> reporter: and you can see from the smoke here at the top of the church, these hot spots still smouldering. the firefighters on the front steps are still using their hoses and putting water on the hot spots. throughout the day we've seen the fire marshal's office out here as well as atf and police detectives canvassing the area. they are speaking to witnesses, but we're told they will not be able to get ins

charles murray wrote a book called "co an analysis of white america. the divide in white america. donald trump is going to win noncollege-educated whites by a greater margin than anybody. hillary clinton will win college-educated whites for the first time in 60 years. >> right, right. >> you're shaking your head. >> i'm shaking my head about the white voters not college educated because you're getting bamboozled. you can't have a guy talking about trade and the jobs and you frankly is totally opposite of what he actually says. so i get that people -- >> there's an understanding, of why -- there's -- listen, there's an understanding of why they're going to trump. they've been lied to and misled by both parties. >> and i heard again and again, he's telling us what we want to hear. if i say, do you believe him? they say, maybe not. >> they've seen no increase in their pay for 40 years. through democratic and republican administrations. >> black voters say the same thing. latinos say the same thing. >> which is why hillary clinton should be spending her money almost exclousively on ge

corner of one of these fbi memos that had been taken out of this office and a had this name on their called co- intel pro. he looked at it and he thought it stood for counterintelligence program but he didn't know what it was. it was enough of a big player, hoover was dead by that time but he said what is co- intel pro and he turned about gray. he said we can't talk about that we don't do that anymore. he filed a lawsuit and found out about this astonishing program and this is worth taking a look at through the back pages of the book i mentioned or through others because that led to the church committee hearings and opening up records from the fbi and water great. was a program they were running to disrupt plaque organizations and other organizations. if you've seen the martin luther king movie from a few years ago, the scene where they leak the tape of him in a room with a woman, that was a co- intel pro maneuver that the fbi pulled. that is what led to upping the ante on these laws. 1974 new york passes its first open records law around the time when this enormous commotion where people were

time sergio and i chased the streets of harlem, we checked out a new trendy mexican restaurant called oso co-hosted by the son of alex trebek. we hit up east harlem known for latin flavors, and i'm telling sergio he better know how to speak spanish on the streets. spanish, start off slow. >> how do you say hello in spanish? como esta. no, hola! >> between fifth avenue and second avenue. reporter: jorge rodriguez who has many great works of art throughout east harlem showed a few of them. they are the chaotic streets like lennox avenue and 106th. it is dedicated to preserving and promoting creativity and artwork throughout east harlem. >> the art is incredibly powerful for engaging community, connecting neighbors, making people aware of what kind of talent is thriving in east harlem. reporter: we checked out the marcus garvey park, and i got it's massive. it has olympic size pool, and right there, we found more art, shakespeare in the park. ? . >> you can be like the understudy. cleopatra. watch out. >> it was purposeful to not only try to provide jobs for people of color, you know, back stag

. >> in michigan, an airline co-pilot is under arrest after the plane's captain called police and said the co-pilot was drunk. police say the pilot blew a .3 on a breathalyzer test. that's seven times the legal limit for pilots. no passengers were on board the plane but the co-pilot seemed to captain called 911. >> new this morning, a teacher in washington state seems to be the victim of a vicious attack. but now, police are saying there was never an attack. police say the shop teacher confessed to making the story up after he failed a lie-detector test. cal pygott told police that someone came into his classroom, hit him on the head then choked him with a zip tie. another teacher found him with the zip tie still around his neck. >> this is not anything that is normal in the life so from the beginning it was odd, strange, it was difficult. >> police say he made up the story and cost the police valuable time that could have been spent solving other crimes. >> police officer pulls off a daring rescue. take a look. two officers on bike patrol and seeing a skunk with a cup stuck to the fac

his father said he's preparing [indiscernible] there was another person who i guess you would call a co-defendant in this case. that person did plead guilty in this case earlier in the month. so the trial includes just one defendant here. when we talk about perhaps getting a glimpse into the defense in this case, the attorney for michael did tell the pool of potential jurors they would be hearing a story accident. more about that defense possibility, at least a strategy going forward in this trial. >> kim: makes sense they would attempt to go that route. just a sad ending to a story that captivated a community. the man who went to move bees a swarm of bees stung him more than 100 times. the coroner confirming he died from those injuries last thursday. it was earlier in the month on august 4 he was attacked. workers were able to remove that hive a few days later. what an awful local tragedy to have to share with you this morning. another sad situation that played out there in a local community and you are seeing a young man who his story but didn't want to show his face. he is facing the

. >> straight after the rock called his male co-stars unprofessional and candy expletive then drops this video message that has his fans wonderin >> i will tell you everything. everything. >> "people" mag saying vin actually accused the rock of being late to set as he hits instagram. >> after being on set since literally christmas. >> sending out a very cryptic message saying he's focusing on being happy about his 1-year-old daughter pauline's new world. >> little angel learned a new word. it's more important than anything. happy. with claims vin would be late to set taking a new swipe at his co-star in this new video posting surrounded by the fast 8 crew. >> there is no greatness ever achieved alone. >> now to the trump skyscraper scaler. >> yeah, guys. he made headlines on the front page of today's papers, but fans mistook the climber for a popular actor. >> that actor "supernatural" star jerry pataleki. >> i don't know who you are. >> social media overrun with tweets today the actor assuring fans he's not the trump tower suction cup climber after a look alike frenzy calling the man a

also in michigan, an airline co-pilot is under arrest after the captain called the police and drunk. now the police say that the co-pilot blew a .3, that is 7 times the legal limit for the pilots. no passengers were on board the plane at the time. the co-pilot was prepping for takeoff when the pilot called 911. >> a dust storm rolls through arizona. it is the second dust storm this week. now the national weather service issued a blowing dust advisory yesterday. the gusts up to 30 miles per hour. >> a police officer pulls off a daring rescue, take a look. >> two officers on the bike patrol and saw a skunk with a cup stack to the face. one of the men reached down grabbed the cup and ran for it. he got away as fast as possible. the animal released the scent. >> he's getting out of there, the guy on the bike, i'm sitting here. no big deal. >> the officer that ran managed to avoid the smell. but the other officer got hit. >> you know why. >> what is the phrase, no good deed goes unpunished. >> 6:55. "g.m.a." has the stories coming up. >> the live look from news chper 12 here. we are watchi

. >> whole foods employee is suing a refugee says during the time he worked there, his so-called workers, co-workers, rather, called him anti-muslim names, and would say he was going to blow up the store. sadiq claims he told management about the harassment six times, but nothing was done to stop it. he says this resulted in him suffering from emotional distress. whole foods released a statement denying the allegations. >> vanessa: the father of a 10-year-old boy killed on the world's tallest water slide is hoping something like that never happens again. statement today, thanking people for supporting his family. since their son died earlier this month, he also said he hopes the investigation will provide some answers about what happened and will also lead to changes in safety procedures at all amusement parks. >> mark: federal authorities believe that an iranian refugee who lived in new england for years, later went overseas and fought for isis, according to court documents unsealed earlier this week. he fled iran and started living in maine back in 2009. investigators believe he made his w

department insisted that the iran nuclear talks, this prisoner release, and this financial dispute call converged co-incidentally. >> there was no link between the settlement and the freeing of these americans, but we saw an opportunity to resolve these three separate pieces concurrently that were being resolved payment. >> reporter: tonight critics of the obama administration say the iranian regime will only be emboldened by this payment made by the state department. >> we now know it was ransom, and on top of that we put more american lives at risk and we now know that they are transferred that money into the iranian liberation guard core which is a terrorist organization. >> reporter: and the house foreign affairs committee will be summoning administration witnesses to his panel for hearings on this subject. >> charles krauthammer, fox news contributor and thinauthor of "things that matter." >> i think it's been obvious the the very beginning that it was ransom, it was obvious when the story broke just a few weeks ago, when one of the hostages said they were detained, they waited to be released f

. >> reporter: so boyd called the jeff co county sheriff and evergreen's animal justice center. >> the first thing we need to get this poor animal out of the house tomorrow. and then we'll see what kind of condition the animal is in. >> reporter: we saw the cat several times while we were there. we also saw notices from the jeff co sheriff's department animal control division. and the state's bureau of animal control. ey times since august 11. but neighbors believe the cat's been alone much longer. >> and we all just want to break in and rescue it, and at least take it to the jefferson county shelter. >> reporter: the sheriff told us the cat's owner is a truck driver who told him today he was stuck in the floods in louisiana. and that he had left plenty of food and water. not much consolation to animal lovers. >> i think this is atrocious. >> reporter: who just want to >> the sheriff's office said the owner said he's overnight a key so they can go in and take the cat to the shelter. the spokesman says no charges are expected since the cat does not appear to be in any kind of distress.

las causas de un involucr al menos dos veulos, uno de ellosued vocado en medio de la calle - --- el incidente ocui codespus de las dodea rd.. entre las calles tercera y julian --- --ambos conductores saliene s autos por su cuenta y no resportaron heridas.. lorena --en san francis continua la busqueda de un je rmanente para la polica, pero ahora hay nuevas preocupaciones sorea transparencia en el proceso. cesar - los residentes cuestionala posicin del allde ed lee en esta ecc, pilar niño nos cuenta los detalle.. kekg :01 :27 4 1:04 26:59 ectivamente y es que el alcalde ten que elegir entreres candidatos que la comis le proponga, pero ellos ni siquiera los han escogi 27:08 reuniones cunars estan efectuando compae l proceso para que la mision de policia seleccione los tres filistas para convertirse en jefe permantdel departamento de policia... 0:42 si es una farsa pero algus comoaria villalta tan mas que scontentos... entre otracos cuestionan si el alcal elees siendo paial y si estaria dando rerencia al actual jefe interino, toney chaplin maria villaltaoalicion "sf alliance" 0:35 2;18 es preocupante sab

he's now calling her the co-founder. he's also referring to the president using his full name, barack hussein obama. >> isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. he the founder. >> at that same rally trump slammed the clinton campaign for enabling the father of the orlando nightclub shooter to attend a rally. >> while trump was saying that mark foley was sitting squarely behind him last night as he told the crowd, yes, you need to know the campaign to get the seats. foley resigned ten years ago. amid allegations that he sent sexually explicit messages to male teenage congressional pages. >> trump is still under fire from earlier comments encouraging violence against hillary clinton. tom llamas is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump still feeling the heat after trail that some interpreted to be a threat to hillary clinton. >> hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the second amendment. if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the s

. >> why a pilot picked up phone and call police on a co-worker. >> wes and elizabeth are here with the weekend picks. good morning. good morn thank god it is >> it is free yoga in the sqre. the final of the season. it is at bay shore to center at 8:00 a.m. op by there and get your yoga on. >> bring your own matt? >> no, they have one to borrow too. coming up, from yoga to nascar. perfect transition right. where can you find we tell you with the weekend picks. >> welcome back. we made it to friday. >> yes, we did. wes and liz death from 99.1 the mix. who is ready for nascar? it started yesterday and running through saturday and you have been in a nascar vehicle before? >> yes, i road with trevor. >> how fast? year. >> wow. what is that like going that fast? i picture you sitting there with your past pressed back. >> it is that big. it is crazy going that fast. >> that is the weekend pick. back to you guys. >> wow, that is fast. >> britney spears new album re overnight. >> britney is back. >> who is the friend? >> i don't know, do you know? >> i don't know. i am curious. it is called glo

reporter: all brought together by gesche haas and what she calls her collaboration and co-mentorship community dreamers when i was starting my very first company it was harder for me to find other women that were on similar paths. reporter: so she created a space for women find each other, connecting female entrepreneurs from across the globe online. >> we have people post offers and post asks everyone ends up giving but getting more than they actually gave. >> right away i was like this is what i needed. reporter: liz long helps people turn ideas into products. say you have an idea for a line of children's clothing or piece whatever it is, i help people through the actual making process. reporter: this waltham mom runs her company from home. even with the experience of founding two companies before she had worries until dreamers and doers. >> you can go and ask questions like i need a graphic designer, i need help with an investor and get information from women that are so experienced, so kind, but you can also show up and say you know i'm having trouble balancing all of my differen

which came to light after dwayne called out yet unnamed male co-stars for being unprsi another twist? what do the other co-stars stand? well fans are taking this photo with a kind ofmessage. ludakris posted this throw-back from the set of "fast five." wvin, but no dwayne. >> i will call you guys later and tell you everything. >> as for vin, well it seems as if he's keeping the drama alive. twice he has teased he will >> but his latest post? just this perhaps telling message. >> stay positive. i mean that. don't beat anyone up. >> you want even more about the story go, to website, etonline.com. >>> but first, did hu grant diss his "brid jones" co-star on livetv? nischell turner hhs the story. >> who is most down to earth of those women? that's pushing it. >> who's the one second from the right. i've never seen her before in my life. >> the second from the right rene. >> oh, rene! >> that's the moment making headlines. hugh fails to recognize recen image of rene zellweger. >> i've never seen her before in my life. oh, rene! >> to make things even he seemed to slam her again seconds late

that's luke skywalker calling for carrie, as in his co-star, carrie fisher. >> carrie! >> reporter: t.j. holm, new york. >> i didn't know that one. >> i didn't realize that snuck through. >> there's one in "free willie." he's riding on the whale wet. next scene, dry. >> that's the news for that half central italy. rescuers are desperately digging through rubble to free survivors as you can see in this video. three small towns were hit the worst by the six point two magnitude earthquake here's a live look at just some of the damage... authorities aren't sure how many people are still trapped...but they expect the death toll to rise. this morning the mayor of one town is asking for help as collpased buildings and they tremors from the quake also rattled rome...that's about 100 miles away. breaking overnight here in the valley... a woman is woken up by intruders in her home near gowan and rancho! now police are searching for the two suspects responsible. police tell us a woman was home with her small child when she heard footsteps just before midnight. the two intruders ki

i'm going to call my co-founders in the u.k., they are eight hours ahead, and tell them that we haveot of work to do. how are you, gentlemen? i met with a guy who is brilliant, a guy named james currier. the thing that's front and center of the clectaverse is collectors and not community. he said the simplest thing to building community is a follow button. >> [ inaudible ]. >> four weeks. he said this whole thing is built on speed. he said as fast as you're working now, there are others building collectible sites are building faster. >> it's clear we're going to have to pick up the space. that's what i'm talking to james about at my next session. >> when i look at your company, we have an issue around new user growth. we've only got 1,500 people after two years. compared to other companies i work with, that's a small number. we have to do a lot, lot better on that. we want hundreds of thousands, millions of people doing this. the other thing we've got to work on is retention. meaning we've got to make the product so engaging, so beautiful to work with that it draws out people's passi

department insisted that the iran nuclear talks, this prisoner release, and this financial dispute call converged coentally. >> there was no link between the settlement and the freeing of these americans, but we saw an opportunity to resolve these three separate pieces concurrently that were being resolved payment. >> reporter: tonight critics of the obama administration say the iranian regime will only be emboldened by this payment made by the state department. >> we now know it was ransom, and on top of that we put more american lives at risk and we now know that they are transferred that money into the iranian liberation guard core which is a terrorist organization. >> reporter: and the house foreign affairs committee will be summoning administration witnesses to his panel for hearings on this subject. >> charles krauthammer, fox news contributor and thinauthor of "things that matter." >> i think it's been obvious the the very beginning that it was ransom, it was obvious when the story broke just a few weeks ago, when one of the hostages said they were detained, they waited to be released from ir

co-workers called him a dedicated educator, who was their biggest cheerleader. 12:09:08 he was so supportive and encouraging .he had our backs and would listen to us grief counselors were on campus for any staff or students who needed to talk to someone. the highway patrol has identified a raleigh wednesday. troopers say walid abu-hamra hydroplaned and hit a tree near jones sausage road. the 52-year-old was found dead inside the car around 6 a.m. clearing the scene caused backups during the morning rush hour. on thursday, cary police arrested a 25- year-old man they say exposed himself at 6 businesses in the last 6 months.. witnesses say 25- year-old christopher sumrell was well- dressed, polite and unassuming when he entered the stores-3 in the crossroads shopping ce in one of the incidents employees tell us he came out of the dressing room after trying on clothes and exposed himself to a sales associate. jutta richards: i guess he wanted to get caught. i don't know, just wanted to be seen. that's what i'm thinking. amanda: but he knew what he was doing? jutta: oh yes, definitely. all of th

he called hillary clinton the co-founder. his poll numbers continue to slide, meanwhile. a new nbc gaining support in colorado, florida and north carolina and still leads trump by 5% in florida. >>> the clinton released last year's income tax returns for both hillary clinton and her running maim, tim mccain. she blasted trump for not doing the same. >> he refuses to do what every other presidential candidate in decades has done and release his tax returns. >> the returns show that hillary clinton earned more than $10.5 million last year. 10% of their income went to charity. they also paid $3.6 million in taxes. kaine and his wife made $300,000 last year. >>> the unusual way one man handled flooding in his neighborhood. >>> plus, we're live in rio as day eight of olympic competition gets under way following a big night in the water for team usa. >>> and 4 students are being asked to take supplements. the dangers uncovered. >>> we're in the olympic spirit as we cheer on team usa. this week's questions are inspired by the rich history of upsets. >> jay gray joins us live fro

would not solve the problem, even if we our -- are invited to acquire the shares of what they call the remain cobecause we would not be able to cancel those legally and we end up inheriting the tax liability. it will be a difficult question for us. emily: alibaba has been inquisitive in the past, more than $24 billion in yields in the past year. how open is alibaba to really big deals? have 61% operating margin in your core business you have to think about how to smartly use the extra cash flow, the margin, to invest for future growth. when it comes to our and and a will be disciplined about it. a- when it comes to our m& strategy we will be disciplined about it. improving our customer experience and expanding in our categories. if you look at large acquisitions and investments we have made over the last year, they fall consistently into the principles. we acquired one company because we want to get into digital entertainment and we pardoned -- partnered and invested with one of the largest -- with the largest -- and omni strategy to own the electronics retail race in china. these are examples o

erika: all brought together by gesche haas and what she calls her collaboration and co-mentorship community dreamers and doers. >> it started by accident out of a personal need. when i was starting my very first company, it was harder for me to find other women that were on similar paths. erika: so she created a space for women find each other, connecting female entrepreneurs from across the globe online. >> so we have people post offers everyone ends up giving but getting more than they actually gave. >> right away, i was like this is what i needed. erika: liz long helps people turn ideas into products. >> say you have an idea for a line of children's clothing or piece of furniture, medical device whatever it is, i help people through the actual making process. erika: this waltham mom runs her company from home. even with the experience of founding two companies before she had worries until dreamers , and doers. >> you can go and ask questions i need help with an investor, and get information from women that are so experienced, so kind, but you can also show up and say, you know i'm having

co . phone calls and facebook posts. year in, another marketing change, a new name. ceo warrior. annual sales, more tha harry became a warrior three s broer t and take over the maryland plumbing business th he signed up for a four-day >> we were pretty average at that point and we said, you know what, we don't want to be a year, he hosts these events that pay about $7500've. he later upgraded. that cost $36,000, but gets you full time access to the business improvem. looks inside gold medal. even a taste of martial arts, a long time passion. there are about 95 fast trackers like corbett. in three year, his business has gone from 23 employees to 30. revenues up from less than 4 million a year to more than 4.5. >> we'll really healthy as a company and positioned to have some great growth here moving forward. zpl that'srewiring mike likes. >> why do i exist on this planet and it's not to be an electrician. it was nev to do that. i knew there was a bigger part in it and this is why. change lives. >> he has also written four books. beginning to invest in commercial r h ceos, so manage

calling her the isis co-founder.. and hammered her for refusing to use the term "radical islamic terrorism." trump's remarks were met with chants of "lock her up!" a different kind of excitment today during a clinton rally in when secret service agents rushed-in to tackle an animal rights protestor who tried to reach the state. clinton didn't flinch as the protester was dragged out. but she was dodging questions today about a new round of emails released from her private server. critics say they could show a link between possible favors that may have been granted to clinton foundation donors. (hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate): "i know people have raised questions about my email use as understand why." in one exchange.. a foundation official directs a clinton aide to connect a top donor with the u-s ambassador to lebanon. donald trump pounced today.. accusing clinton of engaging in "pay- for-play" politics. hackers can steal a lot more than your personal information. they can also crush your sense of securi

doubled down on calling trump - president obama and hillary clinton the co-founders of isis. >> our government has unleashed isis. i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they're the founders. in fact, i think we'll give hillary clinton -- if you're a sports team, most valuable player, mvp. you get the mvp award. isis will hand her the most valuable player award. her only competition is barack obama. between the two of them. iraq has some of the greatest oil reserves in the world, and we handed them iraq chl we handed it to iran. >> sara murray is joining us live from miami beach. donald trump has not backed away from the comments calling president obama, calling hillary clinton the co-founders of isis. he said it several times over the past 24 hours. so how are democrats, first of all, responding? >> reporter: well, wolf, the clinton campaign is seizing on this comment and hitting back hard as a sign that donald trump just doesn't take foreign policy seriously. let me read a portion of the statement they put out today saying donald trump should apologize for his outra