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it will be interesting to talk to david griffin. g m and tieloo, head coach. both up there first in 35 minutes and we will, because tieloo this week told joe, that jr smith is heart and soul of the team. a lot of the players feel like that. they want him back in the followed. is it a disaster if he misses start of camp? no, it is not. you can look at the tristan thompson situation, he missed everything turned out. great but certainly get jr back in the mix. start out the season strong. last year was last year. already gunning for cavilers when they take the court. especially eastern conference. so we will talk with cavs and return first at 4:00 on cleveland 19. duff? >> anchor: great point about missing camp for tristan and not end of the world. same thing with jr this year. indians have a chance to clinch tonight. could have clinched yesterday but white sox had plans. beating indians 3-0. indians game in the loss column behind red sox and rangers. in race for american league's best record. critical issue there for tribe of course is home-field advantage. and

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g. the top passing attack and an underrated ball carrier. david johnson has a common name and anything but a pedestrian game. the second year power back out of northern iowa is hard to bring down and just when you stack the box against him, he can bounce it outside or catch a screen pass. stopping the run, is just part of the patriots challenge in getting ready for a tough game out west. maybe a little better than brandon but a bigger bag, good speed and passing game skills. he is a strong runner, he can get some tough yards. >> tough receiving corps as well not going to be easy on sunday night. maria and ben? ben it looks like we'll be : feeling the affects of this summer's drought for quite some narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. f

david reagan all crash. jamie mcmurray, is a wild card getting in. >>> glovekin middle turning point, drawing blood from glovekin triple g broke hes eye socket. knows he can't do anything with that bad eye. 23rd excessive knockout. stair, the athletic boxer and wrestler, dropped him with a punch, but was able to get back up land a combination of his own and then the champ knocked over out cold with one punch in the first round to retain his heavyweight bout, interesting on the card as well, the anticipated pro-wrest her bout, wasn't no time to take the rookie down. few minutes into the fight, less than three minutes in, got a submission. after the fight, punk said he would be in. the fans not sure they want to see him come back. when you are fighting for real is different than when you're not. >> randy thanks for that. be back. they saw some promise and had some good plays. >> central michigan beat oklahoma at oklahoma state, chippewas are going to be tough. >> randy, that's going to do it for us.live at 11. you can always find us online at >> and now... [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. it's the holiday season, and i want to wish ever

on october 26 the gift of peace luncheon benefits the [ >>> we are g abc and so excited to have our guest, david with junk king. thank you for being with us. we are talking about reusing, recycling, reducing the junk in your house. >>thank you for having us. we are located here in tampa, we do have franchises in st. pete and sarasota so we can cover all of the territory you cover. >>what do you do? >>we are a full-service junk mattress all the way up to a full property clean out. >>i just have to pile it up and you will do the rest. >>you just have to show us what you want done. >>you guys are a green company, environmentally friendly. you would rather recycle it that throw it in the trash. >>absolutely. tampa bay, a lot of people live here, we hav it is much better to find a place for it, we use it, recycling, repurpose it. just for example everything in my office i have not bought anything except for the computer i got. we find ways to get rid of things without having to fill the landfill's. >>why is this time of year a good time to think about getting rid of that? >>we are coming up on the ho

in baton rouge last >> pelley: in baton rouge last month, david phung, a land surveyor by trade, demonstrated he's pretty good in the water, gand her owner from floodwaters. well, this week, all three were reunited. lere's omar villafranca. >> reporter: in the middle of august's historic louisiana flood... >> give me a knife. give me a knife. >> reporter: ...27-year-old david phung jumped into raging e ters in baton rouge to rescue a woman in this red car. sinking to her certain death. >> she had the gotten into the deep part of the water, and that's where you see that the car started to sink. she was actually about to be in real trouble. >> reporter: in the chaos, phung managed to pull 53-year-old haley brouilette out to safety. but he wasn't finished with his rescue operation. d> i can't get the dog. so i took one deep breath and gave it one last try, and was able to retrieve the dog. i got your dog! >> reporter: brouilette had just gotten out of the hospital after hdney surgery. she was on her way to pick up medication when she drove into the floodwaters with her trusted dog, sassy. >> i was more scared for her than anyth

piece of the line moving forward the packers signed left tackle david bakhtiari to a four-year extension. that signing announced today by g-m ted thompsonthe fourth-year tackle was set to be a free-agent in 2017... n-f-l-dot-com is reporting that it is almost a 52-million dollar deal... averaging 12-million per tackle... he made the pro bowl in 2014.... and protecting aaron rodgers blind side is one of the most important jobs on the team. 3 the green and gold will be wearing mostly white for an upcoming game against the bears at lambeau field. this morning the packers unveiled their "color-rush" uniforms for the game on october 20th...a game you will see right here on cbs 58. the it's the packers regular road jersey with new white pants to go with it. the nfl started using color-rush uniforms for thursday n was optional. this season, color-rush uniforms are mandatory. 3 packer nation glad to see eddie lacy back to his old self at sunday's game against the jaguars. and it could be thanks to his at-home work out routine. the running back tweeted this picture yesterday...saying "a lil yoga to start the week." whatever works

david: that is from my exclusive interview with the secretary. on this case,gis confident the company will win against the european commission in court. in interview with an irish broadcaster, he describes his position, and that it is maddening and disappointing. we are joined with emily chang. this is what you would expect him to say. what else did he say? emily: he is stridently defending apple's policy saying this is wrongheaded, maddening, confident they will get to the right outcome in the end. he made an analogy to sports, saying it was like winning a championship. and the goal post has been moved, the goals are completely different. but he again believes they will get to the right and come -- outcome. take a listen. tim cook: i have faith that eventually what is just and right will occur. and i don't, i don't believe the will be allet there roses by any means. there will be absent flows -- flows, but i have faith the right outcome will occur. billion ofe has $215 cash overseas. one of the things he did indicate if they are planning to repeat 38 some of t

david. we are talking about the steel sector and what will take place when g-20 meets and china this sunday.ack lew said the u.s. will urge others in the group to tackle this problem of overcapacity in the steel sector. it harms markets, employment prospects, and the call for change has yet to make any tangible progress. let's listen. the chinese have acknowledged for themselves that they have a problem with excess capacity. this is not easy, but i think they understand that if they is't address it, it corrosive to china's economy and the long-term future for china's economy will be dimmer. said the group hopes to continue on the previous agreement not to target lower exchange rates. he says the u.s. is well aware that markets may drive down the yuan value, but china should allow the yuan to rise when tides turn. president the second to be in peach dan removed from office in three decades of democracy. the senate found her guilty of bypassing congress, charges she denies. she will be replaced by her deputy, who will serve out her term until the general election in 2018. she has promised more

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euros per month is a trouble when you have two thirds of german debt -.4%.g do you see that chaining, anything being effective? david have been already hinting that the ecb might be ready to lose this rule of the zoning third percent and not more. this would be most effective, looking for more volume which they can buy. we think also this will come with an extension. caroline: will germany agreed to this? how will the ecb members swallow such a move? david: i think quantitative easing goes through quite smoothly. it would be a different thing when you touch again negative interest rates. i think this is a topic where not only inside the ecb but also globally central banks disagree, that this is the right measure to adjust economic weakness.we think there will be more positions , luckily no signs they will lower this negative interest rate. so i think the discussion will rather just move, when financial markets worry, when the outlook is more uncertain, we have to say is much easier to convince that. caroline connan we have 60 seconds left in the talk. what is your top risk? is it brexit? italian banking? spanish ele

g-2-e.... and vendors are showing off all their new products. yesterday the winner of the voice was at the expo to premier the new "voice" video game slots. former commisionner david stern will be a featured speaker at today's expo. he'll speaking to over 25-thousand gaming industry professionals at the venetian ballroom insidt the expo is being hosted by the american gaming association./// ((christianne klein)) >>> still ahead... the campaign trail is passing back through the battleground states. but are their efforts targeting millennials helping the candidates in the polls? plus.. round 2 of opening day. how soon staff at las vegas's second cracker barrel hope to open the doors to their restaurant./// ((christianne klein)) >>> with just 40 days left ((christianne klein)) >>> with just 40 days left [cell phone vibrating] answering. voting with the koch brothers' agenda 85% of the time. giving tax breaks to big oil companies and the super rich, but ending medicare as we know it and forcing cuts to social security. taking care of the koch brothers may be a good call for joe heck, but it doesn't work for nevada's working families. senate majority pac is responsible

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david wright is here are highlights from past showdowns. >> reporter: g george. right from the start, these televised presidential debates have been game-change frps only chance to compare the candidates side by side in real time. scrutinizing their answers and their body language. tonight, when donald trump and hillary clinton share that very first time. it counts. should have known that. he glanced as his watch. that yir, bill clinton came kay cross as more engaged. >> bringing people together. >> reporter: ronald reagan was the master of being relatable. >> there you go again. >> reporter: stopped jimmy carter in his tracks. it's important to appear cool. voters watching the first televised debate thought j.f.k. beat nixon. important not to be cold. >> if kitty dukakis were and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer. >> reporter: his answer? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: didn't connect emotionally. al gore tried to hard to cite the test. >> a record of appointing judges in the state of texas. that's what a governor gets to do. >>

david michael barkway. >> matthew barnes. >> sheila patricia barnes. >> evan j. barron. >> renee barrett. >> arthur thaddeus berry. >> diane g. berry. >> maurice vincent berry. >> scott d.bart. >> carl ton w. bartells. >> guy barsfy. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. >>> i'm chris wallace. 15 years after 9/11 we'll examine the security of our homeland. are americans more or less safe? and how is it shaping the trump/clinton campaign? ?? ?? >>> as we pause to remember one of the darkest days in our nation's history, we get an assessment of future threats. >> you cannot eliminate all risk. whether it is a terrorist attack or a mass shooting. >> today secretary of homeland security jeh johnson on keeping america safe. >>> then a debate between former house speaker newt gingrich,

g threat. we'll take you live to the white house as well. david: maybe a little politics involved in that. get back to the markets. dow bouncing back from friday's 400 point drop. dropped by proctor & gamble, coca-cola and you can't forget about the fed. oil following stocks higher. phil flynn, fox business contributor has the story from the cme. ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange. ashley, was it all fed talk that did it? >> pretty much, david. best news they enter black out period where they can't say anything from september 21st when they start to meet next when they come out from the decision. we don't want to hear from them anymore. certainly traders here on the floor have been tearing their hair out over the fed for years. now they say they have no credibility. certainly markets are paying attention, up 239 on the dow. look at intraday here. this is the s&p finishing up 1 1/2%, but as you mentioned losing 400 points on the dow, last friday and perhaps one of the biggest stories, the vix, volatility index, was up 40% friday dropped by 13%. prepare, what about mi

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g things with other people's money. >> joining me is "the washington post's" david farenthold. campaign identified for you concretely what the inaccuracies or omissions are in your very copious reporting on this topic? >> no. in this case we sent them a number of questions before the story ran laying out all the different scenarios we were going to describe. we got no response at all. after that statement, you saw the story came out 12 hours later. nobody has heard from them about the specific things they said were wrong. >> there was a little bit of it appeared a break in the case today. the foundation has to have a charitable purpose and self-dealing laws require that you can't use it to benefit yourself. and the des moines register, this was lynn patton who is an aide. she's sort of an assistant to three of the trump children. she says that basically the money should count as trump's money. she says a lot of times mr. trump will give a speech somewhere or raise money and instead of cutting a personal check to him, cut it to his charity. that's money that would have otherwise

from work, i'm just anxious g and we now know that several clinton aides here in her brooklyn headquarters have become sick in recent weeks, including her campaign manager, david. no word on whether they've got the same pneumonia that hillary clinton has. >> in the meantime, cecilia, if the diagnosis was made on friday, that secretary clinton had pneumonia, why didn't she or the campaign just reveal it? many arguing it would have helped explain the cough last week and would have been well before thencident on sunday? >> reporter: yeah, that certainly is the argument that work, but you heard her campaign say today, they made a mistake. they should have told people sooner. >> cecilia, thank you. and let's get right now to abc's dr. richard besser. rich, great to have you with us tonight. and there have been people asking questions about secretary clinton' health, long before what we saw on sunday. donald trump's surrogates and others. and when you see that video, her legs appearing to buckle there beneath her, her head swaying for a moment, people were initially asking, is this something more serious? >> reporter: that's right, david. when you see that first vid

art, it's big in silver spring,g i'm joined by a local artist david carson., first of all, thanks,k for joining us. secondly -- >> my pleasure. >> physical me about the art phi hereca becl meause you're respob for it. >> actually my paintings wereual used for they grand staircase a here in downtown silver spring. um, i chose work that would beoe appropriate work and work with w the other artists. fountain and neon installations. >> your vision. was it your vision or kind of collaboration with the with does it work?dot >> they contacted me through jack divine and jack asked me to come up with a proposal for thee work, and so i created about 377 panels that would fit into the staircase for the overlook.veoo >> is this kind of thing do youn that during a weekend?d or is s this like take years. yrs >> no, this took long time.tookg which youly i tim used painterri from series from 2010 called b butan and so i started to crop p the work and fit it into the the space.spac >> it's beautiful.utiful >> thank you. telell me about the art comml boutunity here in silver g

g-20. the bad news going from design implementation is very hard. the domestic political environment is so complicated that it is unlike le we're going to get implementation. daviddevil is always in the details but referring to the talk about the prescription, i was just in china as you know in talking to a senior government official before the g-20 who said we need to get the globalization 2.0. what does that look like? mohamed: globalization 2.0 looks much more carefully at the benefits of growth. are they inclusive enough? and the answer is no, they haven't been. why is that the case? how can you make it more inclusive? it also looks at governance issues which are credit toll sustain growth. and then it recognizes that you have to deal with what hasn't been done in the last few years and you have to take on the backlash that we're seeing against globalization. david: what could we do to make it more inclusive? here in the united states, this is a big issue in the presidential election right now. what could be done to make the benefits of trade, for example, and investment across borders more exclusive -- inclusive? mohamed: both hillary clinton and donald tru

doesn't think he can assemble the votes with fellow commissioners to g it done, so it looks like the spraying will happen. >> david, thank >>> the obama administration now says all of the 1.7 billion paid to iran last january was given in cash. 1.3 billion of that was in taxpayer money in the form of interest. after an initial payment, the payment settled a decades-old dispute over a failed arms deal dating back to 1979. the initial payment of 400 million dollars was delivered the same day iran agreed to release four american prisoners is in the country's capital covering the president's trip. good morning, margaret. >> reporter: good morning. president obama says the u.s. has a moral responsibility to help the vms secret war in laos. it was one of the largest covert cia operations in history and it left laos the most heavily bombed country in the world. the prosthetics limbs dangling above president obama was a stark reminder of the what the bombs caused decade ago. during the war in neighboring 270 million cluster bombs on laos to cut off any of the supply lines. 80 million of those bombs did not explode. and th

simon: a lot of talk in china at the g-20 and yesterday at brexit negotiations with david davis speaking in the house of commons. we are still without many details of what the plan is to get out of the european union. we know a few things. theresa may does not fancy a point based system for controlling immigration but she puts that ahead of other issues. talking about access to the single market also remains cloudy. the government intends to use that is a bit of a bargaining chip and not seek the full -- see the full access that banks and others would like to see. not much meat on the bones. for the an issue lawmakers on the opposition side yesterday when david davis polk. -- davis spoke. and a lot oficism platitudes. they want to know what brexit means. jonathan: we always tune into parliament for the waffle but as for the market, the conviction around the u.k. and sterling bearishness, or the bears capitulating just a little bit looking at the latest data and may be realizing this is not going to be as bad as the doomsday scenario that was painted ahead of the actual vote? simon: absol

. >>> e-a-g-l-e-s fans are filling up the wentz wagon we'll have a live report on our favorite quarterback. >>> it's going to be a nice start to monday, but expect showers later, davidexclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and as well as a check on traffic all coming up in a couple of minutes. . what can we expect when donald trump and hillary clinton take the stage? >> well, if the past debates are any indication, just about anything. >> texas senator ted cruz. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: ben carson caused. a traffic jam in election history. [ cheers and applause ] sarah palin kept things simple. >> okay, can i call you joe? >> reporter: ross perot's admiral stockdale was brutally honest about his experience. >> who am i? why am i here? >> reporter: mitt romney's definition of dollar looked a little different than hours. >> ten hours to bucks? $10,000 bet? >> reporter: donald trump crossed the line with tmi. >> he referred to my hands, if they're small, something else must be small. i guarantee you, there's no problem. guarantee it. >> reporter: president bush looked bored. >> yes, how has the national debt personally affected -- >> reporter: the word oo

david farenhold, in order to solicit money from the public. what's going on? >> new york state like california, the city of loss g angeles and other places says if you're raising money you have to get a permit to do so because scam artists could raise money. the threshold is $25,000 and trump brought in several millions of dollars into the foundation without registering and this is by my count the ninth illegal act of the trump quote/unquote charitable foundation. the new york state attorney general as guardian of charitable authority has considerable authority to act, and the irs should begin revocation proceedings in its ch charitable status. >> you say this raises questions about how he's been running his organization. >> and he's been paying legal settlements to buy two paintings, one of the two hangs in the trump properties and to make a campaign contribution, which is actually verbboten. you may not include charitable organizations in partisan campaigns. >> curt, i want to put this cover up because you're reporting that trump's company violated the u.s. trade embargo with cuba during fidel castro's presiden

the pair spending labor day at camp david with first lady michelle obama, president obama, and on the other hand arrived in china for g7. those are your headlines. >> i hope they have a great time at camp david. >>> at the same time hillary clinton tried to explain away her e-mails that she doesn't know what "c" meant or she couldn't remember anything. how will this affect her in the polls, if at all. >>> want to grab a drink during happy hour? one man wants to take it away. he says it's sexist. [cellphon] do you want to answer that? nah, i'd never with a kid in the car. it's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. at experian, we believe credit isn't just a score. it's a skill. and like anything else, you can get better. that's why we have tools that show you what happens if you forgot to pay a bill. and answers to questions like, what's the difference between a fico score and other scores? get the tools. and get better at managing your credit. go to experian.com to enroll in experian creditworks today. >>> well, here's some breaking news literally. clinton's aides smashed her old electronic dev

david freeman who ran for public utilities like the tva, real expert. this is a mobilization that we want people to come to. you can go to breath callthroughpower.org gr ticketmaster. only $10 a day and you can get scholarships. there is no barrier to entry. amy: let's talk about some of the issues like the transpacific partnership. i want to get your views on both donald trump and hillary clinton. before i do, who will you be voting for? >> i never say who i vote for. and sadly not going to vote for hillary or trump. -- i'm certainly not going to vote for hillary or trump. i will never vote for someone who is going to engage in illegal armed force them unconstitutional killing innocent people, selling washington to wawall street, and driving our country into the ground while sugarcoating the american people on tv with rhetoric. and because of the idea that some people have that are pushed about swing state strategy, you don't agree with? >> no, because it is easy -- you figure in a swing state and using the least worst candidate is hillary. what you do is you go with a trump voter who thinks the trump voter is a least and you trade off. you say, loo

david begnaud it at the park where fernandez was scheduled to start tonight's game against the new york mets. >> reporte g >> reporter: good morning. the marlins were supposed to play yesterday but they canceled the game. nobody wanted to play. they put his number on the jumbotron. 16. around the corner, people have been placing flowers ever since it was early. what a back story this young man had. when he trieo a boat. he had to serve jail time, dodge bullets and even save his mom from drowning. >> the passion he felt about playing, that's what i think about. >> marlins coaches, players and officials struggled to hold back tears. on sunday the marlins put fernand fernandez's number on the pitching mound and the mets put up a honorary jersey in their traveling at a high speed in darkness when it apparently slammed into a rock jetty and flipped over. the impact likely killed him along with the other two men. >> two were under the vessel. one was in the water. >> reporter: investigators say fernandez was not driving nor did he own the boat. >> we know this boater knows the area. we just can't answer why thi

. >> donald g >> it can be a day of changed that day, and the rest of us had little idea how much our world was about to change. the consequences still unfolding. david wright, abc news. >> overseas humanitarian aid could be delivered to the syrian city of aleppo now that a cease fire is scheduled to take effect. a deal was worked out by john kerry and his russian counterpart. the u.s. and russia will coordinate attacks on isis and the rebels government will stop fighting each other. >>> in south korea they're worried that north korea could soon have another powerful nuclear test at any time. the north carried out the most powerful one to date. it also says it's now able to mount a warhead on a ballistic missile. south korea's news agency reports there are signs there's another tunnel ready for a test. with the tension between north and south korea, russia and the exercise is expected to feature destroyers and fighter jets. last year the two countries held war games in the sea of japan and the mediterranean. >>> operations are back to normal at the albuquerque airport after a security scare on sunday afternoon. on the anniversary of 9/11. a fake bomb

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believe personally that david letterman will be irreplaceable, but people thought that of johnny carson, and he was replaceable. so -- i suppose, you know, the young kids will go well. the g fella. >> what happens after the book tour? so many people would love to see you on television again. is that something you would like to do? >> i've turned a lot of things down because i like doing stand-up and i don't like doing unfunny things. you know? so something might be coming down the way that i think is pretty funny that i might do. >> i hope so. i think for a lot of people when i say that, you have a delivery that's very unique. >> you're very sweet. interview you, but i still love it. norm macdonald, based on a true story, his memoir is on sale now. >>> and a restauranture and musician. gracing our table this morning. you're watching cbs "this morning: saturday." >> announcer: this portion sponsored by -- toyota. let's go places. . in monaco. ? we were born brothers. competition made us friends. wish bold in the 2017 camry. toyota. let's go places. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. hum

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