eunice candice shriver stood here 50 yea rs eunice candice shriver stood here 50 years ago and declaredple that one day1 million other athletes would take pa rt million other athletes would take part ina million other athletes would take part in a special olympics, last year 5 million people in 170 countries were part of this movement. she took people with intellectual disabilities and took them out of institutions and gave them and their families hope. she changed lives in that moment and it's been changing lives ever since. it was good that i won my medals, i got more than 100. when i'd cheerlead ifeel like a family and! when i'd cheerlead ifeel like a family and i feel like this is where i belong. it helped me a lot to be a happy guy throughout the years, especially ever since i've competed. former chelsea star didier drogba has been a long—term supporter of special olympics projects in the ivory coast. i think this is the story of my life. more than scoring goals, i don't really talk about this but i think that's my niche in my life. for those gathered here, today was a chance to ch

. >> candice returns as the famous investigative journalist who is now host of a morning show. >> hey >> oh. >> when ever a guest tries to spin the truth i just do this. >> the original won 18 emmys, including 5 for candice. one of her groundbreaking story lines was having a baby on her own. >> i doubt that my status as a single mother has contributed all that much to the breakdown of western civilization. her now-grown son played by jake mcdorman is also a reporter and the two clash over his opposing politics. >> in the past election year, we thought there is just so much to say and fix. >> i mean, murphy brown. boy george. i feel like it's the '80s again. i'm happy. >> we should have big hair right now. >> oh, okay, i got it. >> all right. >>> we got james corden. eight: breaking news mandatory evacuations underway for people along marsh creek road in clayton, as crews battle a brush fire which has already destroyed at least home.we are live on the scene... with the very latest. plus... three homicides on bart over the past week.what bart police says it is doing to curb crime.plus..

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was to announce it separately you said mrs clinton's handling of her e-mails have been extremely candice my question to you since when is it the job of the federal law enforcement officer to judge whether politicians indeed any citizens behavior is careless our job is to investigate the conduct of the subject of the investigation and decide whether it warrants recommendation for prosecution if you had to know you would be seen by the other side and used in this is for instance disadvantage but i had to know that my words would be seized on by everybody which is why i thought so long and hard about how to describe the conduct in a way member the goal in a way that the american people have confidence that it was done in a competent independent way many came to that july twenty sixth in press conference the inspector general said we found none of his reasons to be a persuasive basis for deviating from one step mr policy or that. this was showboating on your part so i think something president trump has accused you about this was a show about you know this is great for me don't you think i k

male suspect: "get us to a hospital, get us to a psych ward, get us some shoes" candice scollard/female suspect: "he kidnapped me. he forcefully made me get into the truck with him. he said he needed mental health help or he was going to kill me"but chp says the pair acted together - the female suspect choosing to go along from the very start in sacramento.sgt. wittmer:"the officers witnessing her running from a house into the fire truck so we know now that she's a willing participant"even taking turns behind the wheel along the way.as for the true engine operators- metro fire says - lesson learned.capt vestal:"it is a shock, end it does make all of us look at our operations. mostly we're just happy the community was safe." (justine) that was marc thompson reporting. and police say there were a few minor fender benders involving that stolen fire engine along the way... but nothing serious. and police have yet to release the offical names and identites of those two suspects and the charges they may face. (jr stone) photos taken on saturday afternoon show the 12 rescued thai soccer player

investigative reporter candice nguyen found hundreds of millions were unspent and the money was moved to other projects. >> reporter: putting power lines underground doesn't always equal fire safety. it's expensive and isn't for every town. but that money does belong to cities and ratepayers, money that pg&e had the power to redirect without oversight. that recently changed due to an audit but we still wanted to know how much was moved and to where. our team questioned both pg&e and its regulatedder the california public utilities commission. -- -- its regulatedder and the california public utilities commission. the answers are unclear because before 2017 they didn't track the redirected funds for at least 17 years. like a credit card rewards program, this is money cities earned to redeem and spend on putting power lines underground. pg&e says it only moved money when a project was completed or canceled and that the funds went to other high priority work. but ratepayer advocates say there should have been more oversight. >> we are talking about money they are entitled to when it comes

deon in, candice and madeleine and the leadership from ed reiskin was critical. i seen all kind of efforts that start in the middle level of an organization and not ultimately been successful because of lack of sustained leadership. i ask you to give your support and continue to watch the great work that this team is doing. because that leadership support is critical and i wanted to share with you really how much attention is being given to this work from an outside community of practitioners and public agencies. thank you. >> director brinkman: thank you for your work on the project. any more public comments. come forward. >> my name is frank. i have a background in community planning and public engagement. i want to echo. the report was actually well done. it was nice to read and c oncerned i am. what i would echo in your notes you need in not just agree with it. you need to institutionalize it that every new project fund has to be focused. your grants will end up drying up and outreach and engagement is the first place grants dry u p. i would encourage you str

candice owens calls that extremism.of his career working as a chief. you are studied putin. you know there are two big parts of his live. >> he was a kgb officer. he was a black belt, so he's used to using his opponents straights against others. that east why i th i thy -- thik that's the backbone of our infrastructure. >> what is a you about how you would advise the president to move forward. the left will never give him credit for winning the last election even if mueller finds no collusion. the president sometimes says well, i asked him and he said he didn't have anything to do with this. how does he move forward in a way that's credible and opens the door to a break through. >> if i could allow myself to be presumptionous. he needs to own this debate. tell putin we know you meddled. i wouldn't ask you if you did it. unlike the prefixeou prefix pres administration, if you keep meddling you will be punished. >> unlike obama who said if you cross the red line you will be attacked. >> if he tells him i'll act based on t

stuart: should do apologize for that language there, candice? >> is going to to apologize. good. come back soon. allow for you. we checked various markets. the dow was down 18. gold is down a little. big coin $7700 per coin. a two or three month high. then we've got this. bike lanes in seattle getting more expensive to build. if you go to los angeles, i don't understand this. we will tell you a story about bike lanes in seattle costing an arm and a leg. we will tell you the story after this. ♪ is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com stuart: president trump took on amazon today in a tweet. really kind of a rant. in

>> i had experience with candice owens and likes were disappearing and when you try to contact platformou get rad roy silence and people speak about facebook only, what people failed to understand that instagram is also owned by facebook. what do we do, what are consumers to do? >> i think -- one of the things that's really interesting about this is that social media -- unlike phone companies in that the phone companies don't get blame for what is said on the phone, but social media, they've decided that they will police content. so, you know, they are saying we will cut out fake news, we will do sort of online highingen, et cetera, as soon as you try to police you have to take responsibility for it and if people see bias in way you are policing, they get terribly upset. lee: one of the biggest concerns is what they label as hate language and saying a lot of conservative language is hate language and i have seen posts -- cheryl: ask diamond and silk. great to hear the lovely british accent this morning, wakes me up, hugo, thank you. coming up we have troubles to tell you about at cbs. t