montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car filled up, unknowing that i was going to be in a long high speed pursuit in a matter of minutes. >> but there's no time to lose and before he knows it, hildenstab is chasing george davis at speeds reaching 120 miles per hour. >> be advised, my low fuel light has come on. i am going to run out pretty soon. >> hildenstab is running on empty and can't keep up with davis. >> do you not have the power? >> i'm just not having the power. >> hildenstab takes the lead in the pursuit and edges closer to davis, getting a better look at the suspect. >> he was looking up in his rear view mirror at me. i could see him doing that. he was kind of giving me the eyeball. at one point he was combing his hair during the pursuit. i was pretty stunned that he was that focused and that relaxed. he had just been in a gun fight. >> suddenly, driving more than 100 miles an h

commentator jim moret, and republican strategist kellyanne conway. you know, the rumors over there that rosy is going to have a whole lot of power because she'll have control, reportedly. >> she probably had a whole list of things for her to come back and said i'll come back if this, this, this and this. what about her at the barbara show, the last show when barbara walters left sort of walking around -- >> like she owned the show? >> yeah. she always walks around like that. she probably walks around her bathroom like that. >> it's rosie. >> kellyanne, does it have to be two conservative, two liberals with a panel that reflects american politics. does it at the moment? >> no, i'm not sure that "the view" needs to be as political as it is at all, because if you're actually reflecting what american women tell pollsters they care most about, politics is way down on the list. and i like -- i love the show. i love the commentary. i love the back and forth. but everybody on the show is not -- is kind of unique, not very common in terms of what it is we thi

back me paul rodriguez, father jim cutie, paul gilchrest and kellyanne conway. let's stop with the part politics. i want you to listen to ted cruz on fox after the president spoke. >> he doesn't have time to go see the border. he doesn't have time to see the children who are suffer:00 because of his failed policies. earlier he was playing pool, apparently playing a game of pool is a higher priority for this president than it would be to go and see the humanitarian crisis he has created. >> jim, what about, you know, i watched the president. it's unfortunate he didn't go see the children. but i agree with him, we need to work on something and get this done immediately. where is that? >> certainly the united states is not in the business of letting people die in the street, regardless of where they're from. these kids are kids who have no idea what is happening to them. they deserve and should be medically taken care of, make sure they're medically stabilized. that they're fed, that they're housed and they're clothed and clean, et cetera. >> i understand that. >>

it began last october 9th, when 14-year-old abby disappeared while walking home from school in conway, new hampshire. >> what really ticked me off at the very beginning when abby went missing, is she was originally designated a runaway. >> reporter: but everything changed when a letter from abby was sent to her mother in november. >> it was really numbing for the first, maybe, three weeks, four weeks. and then, i received the letter. and it was exhilarating. >> reporter: investigators have never disclosed the contents of the letter. but they were convinced abigail was in grave danger. >> someone may now be manipulating her. and her safe is still absolutely in question. >> reporter: meanwhile, 30 miles away in goram, new hampshire, a 35-year-old man named nathaniel kibby was living in a trailer. >> i never knew he was capable of something like this. >> reporter: what did you hear? >> i felt he was creepy. >> reporter: according to court records, kibby has had at least a dozen run-ins with the law, including ten juvenile misdemeanors. >> he has a criminal history, including an incident

this is conway's home. that is the the tree that is overtop of the house right now, and take a look at where some of the branches fell, really the next store neighbor here really lucky that it didn't hit their home. the the owner was right inside. peco is working to restore power throughout the philadelphia region but because of so many outages it may take until friday to get everyone back on line. they hope that the majority of the customers will have power, either tonight or tomorrow: jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right now breaking details on the destruction and mansion fire in wayne, delaware county. chopper three over wyndham lane a little while ago. look at those flames. that fire is believed to have started in the garage where someone was working on a car. it then spread quickly through garage and rest of the house. we are told one person did suffer minor injuries, that person was taken to the hospital, to be check out. >>> more breaking news now at 6:00 o'clock. philadelphia police a

sally kohn and also kellyanne conway. i have to go because we have breaking news to tell you about tonight. that incident on the brooklyn bridge, that's what it involves where somebody placed the bridge's -- replaced the american flags on the bridge with bleached out flags. wabc news is reporting tonight that police are looking for five men believed to be in their early 20s. one may have been carrying a skateboard. all five were caught on surveillance cameras, but there are no solid leads on their identities. lots of hipsters in brooklyn. lots of skateboards. >>> up next, israel and hamas engaged in an ongoing battle that has killed hundreds. what do they both want to get out of this? and what might get them to put down their weapons? from 2000 to 2011, on average 17 manufacturers a day shut down in america. there's no reason we can't manufacture in the united states. here at timbuk2, we make more than 70,000 custom bags a year, right here in san francisco. we knew we needed to grow internationally, we also knew that it w

but somehow when it is tim conway and harvey korman doing it, i could just watch that stuff forever.he audience will. we're going to go out there and do what we do best and it worked. >> you can plan it and write it and rehearse it. you hope for some magic. it was carol, carol, the magic of carol burnett. ♪ [ radio chatter ] ♪ [ male announcer ] andrew. rita. sandy. ♪ meet chris jackie joe. minor damage, or major disaster, when you need us most, we're there. state farm. we're a force of nature, too. ♪ we're a force of nature, too. making sure you pay the right price for a new car just got a whole lot easier. introducing the kelley blue book price advisor. the powerful tool that shows you what should pay. it gives you a fair purchase price that's based on what others recently for the same car and kelley blue book's trusted pricing expertise. it all adds up to the confidence that you'll get a great deal. that's just another way kbb.com helps you make a smart new car decision. >>> are you saying he is a tv addict? >> well, perhaps he has been staring at this electronic blessing, the tv

general conway goes on to write -- just a little bit from general james conway's op-ed this morning in the "wall street ournal." michael in pittsburgh, democrat, you're on the air. caller: how are you doing? host: how are you, michael? caller: i am hanging in there. i am calling to complain about the congress. they are not passing laws. the senate is supposed to be democrat, but the house has kept the president from passing any the poor. my suggestion is for the poor people to get out and start voting for the congress and , for the congress and senate democrats instead of complaining. get out and vote. that is michael in pittsburgh. are you done, michael, or do you have one more thing to say? caller: yes, i do. hasa, the president suggested that we start cooperating once we do all these things to pass for the poor. daythe congress said from one, i'm going to vote against everything he wants. votingple need to start to the congress, not the president. in odin, texas, independent line. good morning and thank you. all this stuff on the border is just a way to keep attention away from what

matter of fact, we have video from damage over in radner township, aç tree came crashin through bill conway'some just as he was sitting down to eat dinner with his family. >> the chickny bricks started falling like rain. and we look outside, that's what we saw. it was quite impressive. >> reporter: quite dangerous as well. it's going to take quite a bit of money to prepare the damage. he promises that's what he's going to do. you just saw one of the lower marion patrol cars pass by. they are patrolling the business district because there are no lights. live in brymawr, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> a lot of people still without power this morning. in pennsylvania, 130,000, new jeey, 21200,000 and delaware about 1,800. >>> the storms are being at lea destroying four homes. madison county officials say the hardest hit communities with smithfield, in between syracuse and utica. the national weather service will be in that area to determine if a tornado caused the damage. this is veo in fro the town we're talking about there. one home was torn from a foundation and tossed into another house. >>> a

ryan smith, abc news, conway, new hampshire. >>> and tonight, consumer groups are about to release their annual report of the top ten consumer come flauplaints and o the biggest are the tell markets calls that keep coming. we've learned that robo calls to your cell phone are often illegal. abc's matt gutman tells you how you can fight back and possibly make money doing it. >> reporter: the unwanted calls come in by the millions every day. >> anywhere from five to six per day. >> they call morning, noon and night. >> reporter: driving the waites of bellview, florida, crazy. >> you called this phone number about 200 times. >> reporter: a debt collector's robo call. 204 of them bombarding then 17-year-old heather waites' cell phone. >> they started calling two or three times a day. >> reporter: thing is, heather had no debt. zero. >> i shut the phone off. >> reporter: 68% of cell owners receiver at least some unwanted calls. a quarter of them say it happens several times a week. what most don't know is that these kinds of calls to cell phones are illegal under federal law. and robo callers

jim axelrod, cbs news, north conway, new hampshire. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" forht. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> rosie's back on "the view." will jane lynch join her? >> we're with the "glee" star today. >> and sheryl underwood is racing to get here from our neighbor "the talk." >> let's not wait. let's just go. >> what more does elisabeth want? >> the shake-up put everyone in attack mode. >> we are grown-ass women. i'm not a little girl with cat claws. i'm a girl with a fist. >> okay. go, whoopi. jane lynch was on today, and we asked if she's a new panelist. >> jane just got an emmy nod. so that's one excuse to do it. and brooke has eyes on another nomination. >> i just kept saying, are you joking? >> orange is the new gold. is the show making netflix the new hbo? >> more importantly here, though, sofia, she got snubbed by the emmys, but is joe talking about their little hookup?

seventeen trillion dollar economy it would be a three trillion dollar economy or four trying dollar conway which in the long run is probably a fantastic thing because it shows that the economy is not aggressively impeding into what you might call the public domain or the commons accent or a but how are you going to transition to a model where tens of trillions of dollars are going to be sucked out of the pockets of the club the crowd of bankers and the corporate c.e.o.'s that are taking advantage of this clearly. the system right now that's unsustainable and damaging max you're asking an extraordinarily intelligent question and the way that open source intelligence works is that a guy like me recognizes the value of a question from a guy like you and then commissions a crowd source answer we actually go out and we ask not just the public but academics civil society commerce of course the media and non-governmental and non-profits and we do with the danish call a citizen wisdom council just as iceland was the only country that responded properly to the massive fraud by the banks so also can

one incident detailed the conway daily sun, citing records from 1998 that he grabbed a 16-year-old girlecently to marijuana charge and something related to entirely different case he was told to refrain from possessing firearm. he was fighting that. trying to get his pistol back. martha. martha: family must be unbelievably overjoyed to have her back. molly, we'll see where this goes. thank you very much. bill: less than 100 days to midterm elections. president help or hurt critical races across america and across the country? we'll tell you what the numbers tell us at the moment. martha: the president considering his own plan to solve the border crisis. what is in a bill under discussion that is quite controversial in washington? we'll talk about that when we come back. take 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. onward! martha: urgent call for action on the very hot issue of immigration right now. lawmakers are considering a security bill that they would fix the border crisis. meanwhile back at white house the president has his own plan to grant work per puts to million

but somehow when it is tim conway and harvey korman doing it, i could just watch that stuff forever.e fun, the audience will. we're going to go out there and do what we do best and it worked. >> you can plan it and write it and rehearse it. you hoped for magic. it was carol, carol, the magic of carol burnett. >>> are you saying he is a tv each year, 95% of homeowners won't have a claim. that's why allstate claim free rewards gives you money back for every year you don't have one. and why if you're part of the other 5%, allstate offers claim rateguard. so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. no matter what comes your way, your home protects you. ...protect it back allstate home insurance from an allstate agent. at every ford dealership, you'll find the works! it's a complete checkup of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection a

mike conway was smart enough to change his tired.on. >> >> formula one race in germany, not a great start. maza goes mid-air. open wheeled cars should not make contact. tires touch and all heck breaks loose. no one gets hurt in there, but it was a dramatic scene. german roseberg wins the race. >>> that's it for this early edition of sports wrap, a's win, giants lose again. >> >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, born and raised on the farm, but living life in the fast lane. >> what makes this bay area racer unique. and the famous racer she is starting to be compared to. thank you for making ktvu your source for news. >> we'll see you tonight. the rope ladder. he fell twice. ♪

. >> reporter: you can't build a city without beer says patrick conway.e along with his brother owns great lakes brewery. it's a modern environmentally sustained facility that is also expanding, located next to lake erie's freshwater. makes sense. >> over 90% of beer is water. or in the case of bud light, 99%. >> restaurants and bars line streets that just a few years ago were derelict and dangerous. it is a cleveland in renaissance, driven by health care and manufacturing, the republican convention will visit in 2016. >> the republican party felt, why don't we be part of a city on the upswing. >> still, there is a ways to go. the slavic village neighborhood was devastated by the foreclosure crisis and many of the scars remain. here, too, new building and hope. >> are you glad you fought for this community? >> absolutely. i wouldn't trade living here for anything. >> kristin and her family stuck it out. >> everyone goes through something negative in your life. it's what you do with that diversity that makes you or breaks you. >> as for cavaliers, time to

kim and conway. >> you know, sometimes, when you get into hot water, scalding, why they are refuse ton. >> she hasn't paid for >> i was thinking of food segment. you don't miss anything, do you? >> folks. >> that's letter. >> it's okay. >> 9:55. kim kardashian and kanye west shelled out whole lot of cash for their wedding, but according to radar on line, they ain't going to pay for their money moon. >> they barter everything. the newlyweds checked into castle in ireland. quickly checked out. sources radar on line that the couple left after dinner, complaining that the castle was just too big. and their cell phones wouldn't work in the castle. >> oh, no. >> no wyfi. insider said they left the hotel in a submit. and countless vendors on the hook for $20,000. yep. >> she instagram a picture this weekend from the helicopter saying that she was leaving the stinging hamptons because there was no cell service there. >> oh,. >> spare me. >> i have an idea. leave the planet. >> (laughing). >> oh, ya. and if you're on your honeymoon, should you need wyfi, or just have so much sex already that -

that's a quote from a former classmate to the "conway daily sun" newspaper. that outlet reports that the suspect is a vicious bully who terrorized other students and started a gang called the vipers with two "ps." what classmates also tell the paper, that the man was obsessed with dark-haired girls and used to draw pictures of them with their hands tied behind their backs. court documents show the suspect has a long criminal history and that police arrested him twice during the nine months the girl was missing. the documents show both arrests took place away from the man's trailer park home. a local news station reports he kept the 15-year-old girl in his backyard in a soundproof shipping container. think of that. investigators say that teenager showed up back at her family's home last week. hello, i'm home. they have not said how she managed to get home. just yesterday she faced her accused kidnapper in court. now, if convicted, the man faces up to seven years behind bars. judge andrew napolitano is a fox news senior judicial analyst. this guy, he's a hater,

we're live from conway, new hampshire with more on that story and then nba player matt barnes using social public's help to track down the man police say killed his under a. we sat down with the l.a. clippers star for an exclusive interview. and then switching gears, it's the morning after that, that dramatic bachelorette season final lean the newly engaged couple andi and josh are here to give us all details matt and tam am i got to say it looks like they're really in love. >> we'll see. >> indeed we'll see. >> i can't waiter to watch that. i thought she was going to picnic. >> oh. >> let's take a live look outside. this is the schuylkill expressway, we're jammed up at city avenue. i believe in true love. westbound traffic jams from past the boulevard to gladwyne. eastbound traffic slow blue route to the curve and past the boulevard to girard so a slow go on the schuylkill expressway. here in burlington county, new jersey, we've got an accident where a vehicle hit into a pole. it's on salem road between j.f.k. way and amherst drive. stick to sunset road as your alternate. mass transit is

ryan smith, abc news, conway, new hampshire. >> headlines this morning out of the notoriously tough insuranceash test. only one out of a dozen cars earned a good rating. researchers say safety belts and airbags worked well to keep passengers save. electric powered chevy volt earned an acceptable rating. its battery, electric powered rival, nissan leaf got a poor rating. >> great news for just about anybody who has been concerned about rung on a battery power for your cell phone. researchers at stanford say they discovered the holy grail of battleries. their invention a pure lithium battery they say could last four times longer than current batteries. that could mean nor power for everything from your smartphones to electric cars. let's get that thing produced. >> that could be a big development. i would look to take the opportunity to explain the science behind the battery, unfortunately i dropped out of chemistry when i was in high school. i can't explain tight you guys. >> it is very complicated. they say lithium technology could extend the life four times, could let us leave the chargers a

abc's ryan smith has the latest from conway, new hampshire.d morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, george. it's not often that we see somebody as young as abigail hernandez face her alleged captor in court just days after returning home. but there she was remarkably poised as we're now learning more about the man now sitting in jail for allegedly denying her freedom for nine months. in a packed new hampshire courtroom tuesday, abigail hernandez seen for the first time publicly since her disappearance watching from the front row as her alleged kidnapper nathaniel kibby can arraigned with bail set at $1 million. >> the allegation is that you committed the offense of kidnapping. >> reporter: the remarkably poised 15-year-old flanked by her mother and sister never making eye contact with the man accused of snatching her off the treat in october as she walked home from school. other than a is tearous letter sent to her mother there was to sign of abby until last sunday when she suddenly returned home. >> i think she's starting to feel a little

chris conway guessed it right when he said this is too easy.garet whitman, actually. according to leverage traitor. >> why is she an extraordinary leader? she is from strong island. there you go. wrapping up the week. >> a lot of successful people are from strong island. or new jersey. >> you and dave chapelle, ohio. >> both of us went to antioch. yellow springs. >> there was one tweet that i like. let's look at that real quick. matt miller -- the official substitute host of market makers and auto factories. >> ben has a campaign against bitcoin. >> our executive producer -- guess what, ben? you may have to be replaced with adam. all right, matt -- thes approaching 56 past hour. let's take you there. julie, we are dying. on the markets, let's go. >> stocks are down. disappointing earnings. dow is back below 50,000. joining me today is senior market strategist guy bowers from studio e in chicago. . talk to me about what we are seeing in terms of options trading on the s&p futures. we're seeing a little bit of a pullback here. i imagine that we a

i want to bring in paul conway, the chief of staff, george w.looks pretty good. >> we are going in the right direction. the key thing what is underneath the numbers, and 32 states right now have less jobs than they did at the beginning of the recession and taking a look at small business and the rate of small business even though it is a nine and consistent record, and more small business jobs created to drive recovery. charles: you have to go through this there's a lot of data and people don't realize a 90 page report, some of the things that stood up to me, the part-time job situation, 27 million people in total working part-time. the. and want to work part-time, i can work part-time and supplement the income, 800,000, how come productive nation with people working part time? >> you can't. look at the history of economic growth of gross domestic product the bottom line is two of every three jobs created in america come from small business, gross domestic product comes from small business, and a part-time work force, underutilize human capital.

abc's ryan smith is tracking the case from conway, new hampshire. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, george. today the man accused of kidnapping abigail hernandez will be arraigned in this courthouse. on monday he was arrested in a local trailer park. police telling residents to stay inside as s.w.a.t. teams desc d descended on their property to take into custody the man behind the disappearance. they say. this morning, 34-year-old nathaniel kibby is sitting in a jail accused of felony kidnapping in the disappearance of abigail hernandez. prosecutors saying he confined the now 15-year-old girl with the purpose of committing an offense against her. what offense is still unknown. according to abc affiliate wmur, kibby kept a storage container that some are referring to as an above-ground bunker in his backyard. >> i haven't noticed anything unusual. >> reporter: overnight hernandez who disappeared nine months ago saying in a statement, "it's an incredible feeling to be home, and i believe in my heart that your hopes and prayers played a ma

been a flying singing madonna peter pan, right and did it with june squibb of all people and tim conwayeason is coming up. >> it's kind of like saying, oh, i only have one more mountain to climb. you got to climb it before you can look back on it. once the show is over i'll be able to reflect. our show is so hard to do. we got to get through the season before i can let myself reminisce. >> you've always got so much going on. did i read you'll play nowell coward. >> who else? >> ian mckellan and jonathan pryce and a great, great cast and a lot of names i can't say now that are soon to join, as well. >> that's going to be great. meantime a couple more books coming out. >> a couple. land stories 4 and picture book and a couple of other titles that i'm flplaying around. >> "the land of stories: a grim warning" in stores today. >>> the big reveal from our beauty in a flash poll. the transformation you voted for is next. ♪ body rock ♪ girl i can feel your body rock ♪ >>> all right. it all cops down to this for our beauty in a flash poll. viewers weighing in on every piece of a new look for ou

. >> let's go to conway, missouri, where delano is on the line for democrats. >> caller: thank you very much for c-span. i wanted to make a comment to your listeners. i got on google and according to the transportation secretary, 40% of our fuel tax -- federal fuel tax money goes to washington, d.c. it doesn't go in for roads and bridges. goes to washington, d.c., for earmarks. that's my comment. and i hope people are listening. thank you very much. >> there are parts of the federal highway trust fund moneys that are called flex moneys that can be used other from highways. but they have to be competitively dead and they are still on transportation projects. as i said in the opening here, i believe the transportation program needs to be multimodal. transit is becoming a bigger part of our transportation network. there are alternative methods. bicycles, pedestrian walkways. they're all becoming pe ining pr network. so that needs to be recognized. what we should use our transportation dollars is for a purpose of getting people to and from their jobs, making them more mobile. not particular

conway serves on the intelligence committee, based on those posts what do you know? guest: we know the arms are coming from russia, we know that the elections that were held, the areas where the russians did not want people to vote, they did not vote. we know there is incredible atrocities going on from open source reporting that -- of the most heinous nature. it's not just setting a car on fire in the middle of the street. there is bad things going on in ukraine, perpetrated by the separatists. i was told yesterday, it was a close meeting but it wasn't a secret meeting from general clark that pew tip recruited ever thug he could find in russia to move into ukraine and have them just join up with the separatists and do what they want to. there is separatist violent on separatists. there is horrible things they have have done to each other. they are killing people, and causing a great deal of misery for the folks in eastern ukraine, and if putin could stop it fiscal year 2017 and audited him 2018. they're making some steps that show progress. commitment is there. reso