welcome, diane. thank you for coming. you can [laughter] [applause] >> diane is joined by angela duckworth who is the founder and ceo of the character lab, which advances the science of character, and importantly, with the end of getting the science into the hands of the people who are shepherding the next generation, parents and educators in a way that makes meaningful difference in kids' lives. she has advised the white house, the world bank, the nba, nfl, fortune 500 ceos, when duane the rock johnson wants to talk grit, he calls angela. i'm incredibly excited to hear this conversation. please welcome them again. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you, emma, for a warm introduction. diane and i -- we're both seeing familiar faces and also new friends. the plan i think for the next hour or so is that we get to have a conversation, and then we get to have a conversation, and there are notes -- i guess a card in the book, and yes, thank you, for that demonstration. if a

diane son is a senior. it's pretty amazing. diane started with one school and has built 11 of the mayor's innovative public schools in the country. it is really quite remarkable. in her book she shares her journey of an educator and a leader of what the most public school network. and to thrive in today's workplace. [applause]. the advance the science of character and with the end of getting the science into the hands of the people who are separated the next generation. she has advised the white house fortune 500 ceos. when the greediest human wants to talk britt he calls angela. i am incredibly excited to hear this conversation. please welcome them again. [applause]. thank you for a warm introduction. diane and i they are both seen familiar faces and new friends. we get to have a conversation and then there are notes. thank you for that demonstration. if you have a question that occurs to you during our conversation than at about 715 or so maybe 710 we will see how things go we will collect them from the audience then will be

actor bruce dern and actress diane ladd are parents of daughter born february 10th. oh my god, that's so beautiful. >> but you catch on real quick. >> reporter: having hollywood parents helped, a little at least. in 1974, when diane ladd was shooting "alice doesn't live here anymore" laura landed a cameo. that's her at the count were the ice cream cone. and she was her mom's date to the 1975 oscars. >> i can't help but focus on the photo. i am probably 6 or 7, and i look terrified, don't i? >> call me, okay? >> reporter: a few years later, she was in movies of her own. still, dern says she planned on getting a college degree, but hollywood intervened. you went to hlong >> two days. >> reporter: but just then, she was offered a big role in director david lynch's landmark film "blue velvet." you go to the school and say i'd like to take a leave of absence. >> yes. >> reporter: and they said no? >> and they kind of disparaged the movie too, didn't they? >> yes, like this is crazy to go do this radical kind of insane project and give up your college career. it's one movi

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. will be on the lookout today for two big earnings reports from oil giants exxonmobil and chevron. meanwhile stocks rebounded yesterday. >>> the dow jumped 124 points, the nasdaq add 2d 3, the s&p 500 gained 10. >>> the chinese outbreak may benefit the economy. congress secretary wilbur ross said it could encourage manufacturers in china to return ao-caed victory lap over the virus, but added it does give businesses another thing to remember. critics say many u.s. companies with deep roots in china say they won't leave over the outbreak. >>> an out-of-house committee is investigating apps like tinder and bumble. they want procedures for verifying ages. officials also want to know about any complaints over assaults, rapes, or the use of the service by minors. dating services generally require users to be at least 18 due to concerns about sexual predators. >>> johnson & johnson has been ordered to pay over 340 million dollars in a deceptive pelvic mesh suit. the department of justice say

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.ay, earnings season shifts back into full focus with a number of quarterly reports expected including apple. meanwhile, fears over the rapidly spreading coronavirus sent stocks tumbling yesterday. the dow dropped 453 points. the nasdaq skidded 175, and the s&p 500 sank 51. >>> some social media companies are scrambling to curb misinformation over the coronavirus. according to the "washington post," facebook is working with seven organizations to help fact check posts on its site. the platform has lowered the posts citing inaccuracies. yesterday, twitter started directing u.s. users searching for kroinsz-related hash tags to the cdc. youtube says it prior toyses more credible -- prioritizes more credible sources. >>> planter's is suspending the promotion of its super bowl ad campaign in the wake of kobe bryant's death. the snack food company released a teaser last week showing its mascot, mr. peanut, falling to his death. planter's says it will adjust the campaign on advertising platfor

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.d morning, diane. >> reporter: investors will get a look at the official scorecard of the u.s. economy. fourth quarter gross domestic data will be released. stocks finished mixed yesterday. the fed left interest rates unchanged. the dow rose 11 point, the nasdaq added five and s&p 500 slipped two. the coronavirus has forced google to temporarily close all of its offices in mainland china. the tech giant says it also closed offices in hong kong and taiwan. google's employees in china have also been told to work from home for at least 14 days. the company is placing restrictions on business travel to china and hong kong. >>> four companies are recalling reclining infant sleepers because they pose suffocation risk for babies. on the list graco little lounger rocking seat. 111,000 have been sold in the u.s. and 1800 in mexico. and summer infant swaddleme by your bed. also delta incline sleeper. 5900 products are affected. and evenflo pillo portable napper. the company sold around 3100 of t

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good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. calendar investors will look at data from the manufacturing and services sector. stocks closed mixed yesterday led by gains in tech and industrial companies. the dow did decline 26 points. nasdaq closed up 18 hitting a new record. the s&p 500 gained three points. federal regulators are fining former wells fargo c million.eo $ the decision follows him in a scandal where company employees opened millions of fake accounts without customer consent. regulators are banning him from the banking industry for life. five other executives are being sued in connection with the scandal. this is the first time regulators punished individual executives for wells fargo wrongdoing. >>> big change coming to fico. the most widely used credit scoring company will grade scores. it will grade customers with growing debt and missed payments more harshly. unsecured personal loans could hurt an individual's score. fico says 40 million people could see their credit scores drop by 20 points or more. another 40

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along with greetings to diane and your wonderful family. i was there last saturday to witness your bulldogs to beat my auburn tigers and congratulations on this and i hope and pray they will go all the way for you. and i think that would be a great tribute. johnny has been ahampion for the state of georgia for decades as a reflection of his many years of service. as has been mentioned by all of the accomplishments, a life of political service. but -- and also mention about his influence on education. you know, when i was first elected, i had not been in politics before and i didn't know how to get things done up here. but i did, as my service on the education and labor committee, was attracted to a bill called the every student succeeds act. and i worked feverishly to get that bill passed in the house. votes, gin of mere five 218-213. sometime later as we get together in georgia for lunch, johnny was asking me about that legislation. and i told him, i said we are going to return control to the states and try to get the federal government ou

diane sawyer and charlie gibson.> we have plenty of time. time is no object here today for you. but, diane, we want to start with you. one of your favorite memories about working with robin. >> you know, the interesting thing, the things that stay with you, the things you miss the most are often not the things you would have identified. but one of the things you should know behind the scenes every morning we would meet in the dressing room amid the belts and the shoes, by the way, i have my stew stuck in the chair here. robin would have figured out what i'm going to do about this but i'm just going to do this but we would -- [ laughter ] we would sit there. [ applause ] we would sit there and see how you were and you would -- it's like the song you did with india arie, wonder how life will surprise me today. >> exactly. exactly. >> and what are the possibilities today. i think part of it was that we both grew up with parents who wanted us to be well behaved. and then when we got on the road i don't know if you saw us

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diane, let me begin with you, since we're talking about rising prices and the beige book cited rising input costs in a variety of industries. tariffs being passed along, food prices rising in restaurants and labor shortage which is translates to me that companies are going to have to pay more for workers. are we looking at the beginning of a persistent rise in inflation in this country or not? >> i think that's something that the fed would like as steve said, it's more transitory there's question whether or not those prices will stick, given the razor-thin margins, particularly in retail i thought it was interesting as well the break between manufacturing which is feeling the full effects of the trade war, even though we've ratcheted things down a bit. and the rest of the economy is doing better that's good news because it does mean we can absorb the shock trade wars as long as we keep the count going and that's good news for the overall economy not good news for manufacturers. and the other important point, it means we should be paying more for workers what was the one thing in the b

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.g. >> good morning. in the earnings calendar netflix is set to release its quarterly results today. meanwhile, wall street begins a holiday-shortened week after being closed yesterday of martin luther king jr. day. the nasdaq rose 31 on friday and s&p 500 added 12. the american college of physicians is calling for an overhaul of the u.s. health care system ahead of the presidential election. the organization is demanding government action to guarantee coverage for all, reduce costs and improve the basic well being of americans. doctors have traditionally been central to the nation's health care debates. the american medical association's approval helped president obama pass the affordable care act in 2010. >>> boeing is seeking to borrow $10 billion or more amid the 737 max crisis. according to reuters the move comes amid rising costs for the u.s. plane maker. so far boeing reportedly secured at least $6 billion from banks. boeing has been losing roughly $1 billion a month due to the g

as i was saying to diane, the fear of response will be coming from those proxy groups. lebanon, of course, home to hezbollah the most powerful they have. and the talk of revenge from hezbollah's leadership. what is hezbollah saying and how does the power of hezbollah represent that fear of what the proxy groups of iran could do against u.s. targets in lebanon and the region? >> yes, it's unclear at this stage exactly what role around proxies will play in executing what they refer to as harsh revenge. we heard from the head of hezbollah calmer statements possibly saying there will be victories for the axis of resistance, how he refers to the anti-western groups backed by iran across the region that resisted the u.s. presence here because of the blood of customs and soleimani. we will see a substantial mourning procession here. we may hear more about the role going forward. south of the lebanon on the higher state of alert fearing possibly their long standing enemy here in lebanon, with the most powerful political force here, may possibly again ignite some catastrophic si

. ♪ mom, dad, don't worry about the weather, about the weather ♪ >> my name is diane dimond.veteran journalist/reporter, and i've been covering the pamela smart case since the mid '90s. pamela is one of three children. she has a sister and a brother. her mother, a homemaker who took homemaking very seriously. >> she was always there, and when we had a problem, we didn't have to wait till she came home from work, because she was home. >> my husband was a pilot. pam loved bein' with dad. she was very close to him. she was very happy. she was a sweet child. she had a lot of friends. >> kinda happy-go-lucky. >> i think so, yes. >> then her family moved to new hampshire. >> this is the american dream. a low crime rate, beautiful parks, greenery, people are friendly. >> then came time for college. pam smart decides to return to florida, and she enrolls at fsu. >> when i went to college, i worked three jobs, 52 hours a week and graduated from college a year early. >> pamela smart was an overachiever. she received a degree in communication arts, and her goal was to be a television ne

>> reporter: pamela smart described that love in her first jailhouse interview with my colleague, diane sawyer. >> how did you meet greg smart? >> i met greg when i came home for christmas during a break one year. originally, i wasn't attracted to him. but i then became attracted to him. >> reporter: what about him? >> he was very outgoing and always smiling. he seemed fun to be around. >> reporter: their relationship heats up lightning greg and pam got married on may 7th, 1989. >> pam smart was decked out like princess diana. >> i was only21 years old when i got married. i was very much in love with my husband. >> reporter: the couple moved back to new hampshire. pamela got a job with the public school system, and she became the media liaison among about a dozen public schools. >> i had a very good job. i made a lot of money for myself. >> reporter: but pamela's happiness is short-lived. >> in her first year of marriage, her husband had come home and talked to her about having an affair. and i think it crushed her deeply. >> i was very much in love with my husband from the time he was

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diane in new york city.od morning. >> caller: hi, i'm 12 years old and in my seventh grade history case we're learning about your case. i was wondering whether you thought the civil or homophobic slurs targeting some students should be protected under the first amendment rights of students and school. >> diane, can you stay on the line while john tinker answers that. i want to follow up. >> caller: okay. >> my feeling is that -- and this is not the official legal position or the case law necessarily, but my feeling is that some expression verges into virtual assault. i know that assault is defined purely as physical violence, but a threat can really cause physical consequences on the receiving end of the threat. there's quite a bit of controversy over the issue of hate speech. i am generally very supportive of speech and i think that our society is better off if people do express in words their opinions of things, but i know that threats can verge in toward the actual nature of violence. so it's a complex is

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: good morning.l about the consumer. investors will get a final look at retail sales for 2019. meantime stocks hit record highs yesterday after initial trade deal phase one between the u.s. and china was established. the dow rose 90 points closing above 29,000 for the first time. the nasdaq added seven and the s&p 500 gained six points. it's now safe to eat romaine lettuce again. the cdc says the month long e. coli outbreak linked to the lettuce is over. the outbreak sickened 167 people in 27 states. no deaths were reported. fda is still investigating the source of the contamination. sleep apnea device is paying $37.5 million to cover kick back allegations. the settlement covers five whistle-blower lawsuits filed on behalf of the federal government. the lawsuits claims it provided free services and equipment to medical equipment suppliers sleep labs and other health care providers. company did not admit any wrongdoing but agreed to tighten controls on pricing and sales. and robo calls remain a big pr

at the newark stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> one of san francisco's iconic painted ladies will soon be up for sale. the home across from alamo square hits the market tomorrow. the house is on steiner street so far no official listing has happened yet but past listing show the multifamily home is 500 resq ua. th three febathrooms, etand built in 1900. >>> ready for all the tourist taking pictures ave you leave your house. >> that's true. >> mary, let's see what's going on with the weather. >> the first part of the day was the sunshine and have the clouds move in and then a weak weather system will bring some showers. very light scattered showers for tonight. not a big system at all by any means, but you might come across some sprinkles by tonight. here is a live look with our salesforce tower camera looking east at the bay bridge as well as the east bay and check out our thames this morning. in som 44, 34 in livermore and santa rosato san francisco and 38% is a. let's check the visibility. many locations looking good. 10 miles in san jose, livermore, concord but the sacramento v

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: good morning. rates are not expected to change as the federal reserve gears up in its first meeting of the new decade. stocks rallied on wall street yesterday amid global efforts to contain the coronavirus. the dow jumped 187 points. the nasdaq soared 130, the s&p 500 was up 32. apple delivered a banner year quarter. revenue for the tech giant hit that ended december. the numbers were driven by sales of its iphone and services linked to the iphone including wireless ipods and apple services including apple tv were up 17%. makers of purel are being urged to be more transparent with consumers. the fda says they made unfounded claims about its popular line of alcohol based gels. they say the ohio based company falsely claims some forms of purel can prevent people from catching the flu, ebola virus and norovirus. they took immediate action following the fda's warning. >>> diane king hill at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >>> still ahead congress pays tribute to kobe bryant. lawmakers p

belafonte hosted the tonight show it was a revolution with all this amazing black talent including dianecarol to bring together self-consciously to see this black talent like martin luther king or bobby kennedy. and then to imagine that progress that would continue to progress without vigilance and the big sixties after and then it spoke to the white america's complicity and then suddenly the doors open like julia and diane carol. >> and then in 2015 we had two years in a row where none of the acting nominees are of color. so i am saying yes, this past year one of the biggest films as black panther i think that would mean black films make money. they do. every study shows the more diverse a film cast the more money it makes. >> i have numbers. i am a nerd also. >> that it is incredible. but the problem is, this is the problem. we still live in a rigidly segregated society. i live in new york and you live in new york go to many journalism and publishing events of the only african-american nor one of few. that i'm the only african-american in their universe. and the social world of people

at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> an unusual smuggling bus in the south asian island nation of sri lanka. a 40s there say a chinese man was caught trying to smuggle 200 live scorpions. security at colombo international airport detected the venomous animals in his check in luggage that the man was released after paying a fine. a traditional chinese method they use scorpions to create an herbal formula for pain relief. >> can you imagine the person and customs. >> oh my gosh! >> it's crazy. >> the things they find. >>> let's get a check on >> getting a bit of a break from the rain today. chilly starts with temps 10 to 15 degrees colder this morning compared to yesterday. we are tracking our next system that will bring the rain and the wind for tomorrow morning. so a big difference with our weather for tomorrow. in the meantime let's get you out the door. a live look with our salesforce tower camera looking south. you can see some patchy fog and temps are definitely cold. in the 30s and 40s. so we are looking at the visibility good r san se, oakland, but check out

diane king hall reports. >> reporter: the stock market had a year for the record books, posting all-time9 saw the dow jones industrial average up more than 20%. those big gains were a sign of confidence in the u.s. economy where employers ended the year on a hiring spree, bringing the unemployment rate to its lowest level in half a century. uber, lyft, and peloton were among the splashiest public offerings. they're known as the unicorns. companies valued at over a billion dollars without having turned a profit. on the flip side, beyond meat is already turning a juicy profit after going public in may. the company is one of the pioneers of high-tech meatless burgers. >>> president trump had a war of words with the chairman of the federal reserve, pressuring jerome powell to cut interest rates. >> used his head, he would lower them. >> reporter: the fed did cut short-term rates three times this year to prevent an economic slowdown in the face of a trade war with china. >>> it was a dark year for boeing after a second max 737 crashed in ethiopia killing all 157 on board. max flights were gro

diane king hall has that story and much more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street well on tuesday as tensions rise between the u.s. and iran. the dow dropped 119 points and the nasdaq fell to and the s&p 500 lost 9. futures are also down after the was announced its forces in iraq had been attacked by iranian ballistic missiles. that did trigger a jump in oil prices and investors are also looking for safe havens sending gold prices higher. the attack prompted the federal aviation administration to issue an emergency restriction for the region. advance u.s. carriers from operating over a rock and iran and waters of the persian gulf and the gulf of oman. the faa warns of a potential calculation a misidentification of civilian planes. turning to the presidential campaign there will be at least two political ads during the super bowl president trump campaign is spending $10 million for 60 seconds a bad time. on the other side billionaire michael bloomberg who has spent millions more than his democratic rivals on tv ads responded by buying his own 62nd spot as well. and

at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> well, commuters in oakland have a new way to get around and electric mopeds. >> just launched a fleet of 1,000 mopeds all over the city by rebel transit. they are available to rent to licensed drivers 21 and over. each comes with two helmets and can carry two riders and rides cost $1 per person to start and then 29 cents a minute after that. riders can park them in any legal space in the city. >> very european. never been on one though. >> i have. it's cool. even driven one myself but you know you wouldn't want to do it in heavy traffic. i don't think. so that's where it could be dicey in the bay area. at least. >> true. >> i have a feeling if i tried that i would get injured. like or injure someone else. >> you don't want to do it in looking at the that's for next storm system. that will bring the widespread rain for us for the middle part of the week. and also tracking a weak weather system that will bring some light scattered showers for us as early as this evening. so let's first take you outside. a live look with the salesf

diane mclain is the author of "royals for less life."ne, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> so the prince defied the queen when they issued that statement about pulling back from royal duties. why would they take a step like that? for people who don't follow, and normally i don't, i've come to realize that is a huge no-no. >> yes, harry and meghan have gone completely rogue. i'm sure the queen thought, 2019 is over, it can't be that bad. it's going to get much worse for her, unfortunately. they have been plotting this for quite some time. the conversation about changing their roles started many months ago, but they blindsided the queen when they went public with it. she had asked them to put something in writing in case there was a leak, which is ridiculous because there has to be a plan. the palace is in crisis mode trying to figure out what to do next. >> so one of the water cooler conversations that goes on is, who is really the driving force behind this? just listening to everyday people talk about it, a lot of

money watch reporter diane king hall has that story and more from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street started the holiday shortened week under pressure. the dow dropped 152 points on tuesday, the nasdaq lost 18 and the s&p 500 fell 8. boeing doesn't expect its changes to the troubled 737 max jets to receive federal approval until the summer. several months longer than expected. the company is waiting for regulators to say when the max can fly again. it has been grounded since last march after two deadly crashes overseas. and that you're cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> watch out for dangerous surf along the bay area coastline today. warnings have been extended and another day with the possibility of rip currents and sneaker waves. >> let's get another check on our forecast to emily. >> in honor of my birthday the rain has decided it will take a break. we have a few lingering showers this morning but those are moving out of the way. they are only a few out there and taking on hi-def doppler you c

at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> let's get another check on whether. emily, it's so good to see you. >> i know. i miss you guys and i'm glad to be back. >> but you're looking a little different. >> i know. he's helping me out this morning with our weather forecast. we've got rain in our forecast and so we are keeping track of that. most of it is north of the golden gate. that will be the story until the lunchtime hours. taking a look at exactly where that is, let's zoom in to the north bay. most of it is centered around santa rosa or north of bear. petaluma getting some showers as well at this hour. it's mostly, like i said, stay north of the golden gate until about the lunchtime hour. the marin county area will also see a few showers and then it will eventually start to track to the south. taking a live look out of art treasure island camera, you can see a few clouds but for the most part clear and that will begin to change a little bit later in the day. right now current teatmi 47 in concord and livermore, 44 in santa rosa, 51 in san francisco. for t

water ideally bases they managed just 7000000000 years rural patrols everywhere like those led by diane wilson have new confidence thanks to this lawsuit but why do the work of picking them up from the beach because you can't find them like sea trials i'm sure when you stick a handful plastic pellets in your ear you hear the sound of a stick manufacturing or the screams of people as the world and we know i hear these things are getting stuck in my ear. ok the $15000000.00 settlement amount won't make much of a dent to the bottom line for most of plastic or. bush last year reported $12100000000.00 in pretax profit however we still need more people like wilson the pellet picker upper to remember these corporations and the government they control are held accountable to make sure that these insidious plastic pellets don't end up in our water in our shorelines. because someone might pick them up and stick them in their ear reporting from nurul beach texas i'm new me kara bonnie we're down to make. it will come out the other side. there are your headlines from the future tomorrow you'll read

. >>> new changes to pico could hurt your credit card score and money was reporter diane king hall has that story and more from the new york stock exchange. wall street was mixed once again on thursday. the dow closed down 26 point the nasdaq gain 18 hitting a new record high. the s&p 500 rose 3. stocks in asia and europe mostly down and investors are watching how the coronavirus may hurt mobile economy. china is expanding the number of cities that have been effectively shut down in an effort to control the outbreak. more than two dozen people have died from the disease and hundreds have been impacted. the highest ranking arm a cynical executive to be convicted in the opioid crisis was sentenced to 5 1/2 years in prison yesterday. prosecutors say 76-year-old jahnke were orchestrated of bribery and kickbacks scheme to get doctors to prescribe painkillers for his company. according to the fda more than 8000 people died in the drug. changes to fico, the widely used credit score in the counsttry could dropmo some consumers credit score by 20 points or more. that is expected to make it hard

>> diane, thank you. >>> here in the u.s. protesters by the thousands showing support for women's rights. those new york city demonstrators facing snow and freezing temperatures. hundreds of gathering around the country like this one in washington, d.c. the official apology from the national archives saying they were wrong to alter this image of the first women's march back in 2017. their lobby displayed blurring words on protest signs, including ones critical of president trump. the agency taking down that censored image, promising an immediate review of policies and procedures so this, quote, does not happen again. >>> still so much more this saturday. deadly police shooting. a wild chase ending in gunfire. the entire thing caught on camera. what led to the confrontation? >>> the hunt for a killer. a mother found murder inside her bed. the new details tonight. >>> the devastating locusts jut break overseas. the u.n. warning of a new threat. stay with us. so a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones

diane, happy new year. >> thank you. happy new year to you.n here with the world ushering in 2020. the biggest party was right here in times square when more than a million packed what's known as the crossroads of the world. now it's the aftermath. workers are picking up tons of confetti. they have their hands full. over in seattle presumably less cleanup where they had to cancel the fireworks because of severe weather. other cities, 2020 came in right on schedule. abc's, kenneth moton has more. >> happy new year! >> reporter: overnight, millions of people gathering in times square to ring in the new year and watch the world's most famous ball drop. thousands of officers were patrolling new york city keeping the crowds safe with heavy weapons teams, units in the air, police dogs and for the first time drones. from new york to hollywood, to miami and to new orleans, the party included performances from some of the hottest artists of the year. ♪ special, special >> reporter: post malone. ♪ >> reporter: the jonas brothers. ♪ ♪ all right all right

diane i don't know about this now. okay. have a good one. >>> i'm out. i'm out. >> i know you are out. now to the update on the big auction we told you about on friday. a famous mustang has sold for millions of dollars. that was the 1968 ford mustang gt steve mcqueen drove in the movie "bullet." it sold for $3.4 million at auction in florida. that is most for a mustang at auction. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> two different side shows shut down traffic. we have the wild video for you, next. >>> plus, credited with helping save his species. meet a tortoise who's been very busy keeping his species from going extinct. >>> oh my goodness i love it. all right, well we are starting off the day with partly cloudy skies. and we're tracking our next weather system so catching a bit of break for now. but i'll let you know when that wet water will return for us. i'll show you futurecast coming up. >>> we've got o trouble spot along 17 in the south bay. plus seeing >>> intense video of wild side show indownen the city. dozens of peop

diane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ected at her daughter's after-school program. instead they found her dead in her own bed. now the question is who did this and why? this morning, long island police have announced they're on the hunt for a killer. >> this has now become a criminal homicide investigation and we're looking into it. >> reporter: police say around 8:00 a.m. 27-year-old kelly owen sent her daughter off to school. hours later owen was expected at her daughter's school for an after-school program but when her parents spotted her car still in the driveway at 3:30 p.m., they knew something was wrong. she was found lying in her bed not breathing. the medical examiner determined the cause of death asphyxiation by criminal means. she was a nursing student and lives in this home with her parents, brother and 6-year-old daughter. the murder investigation is sending shock waves through their community of south farmingdale. a agedy, my god. you don't like to hear about those kinds of things. >> reporter: authorities s

there are hints catherine got diane's engagement ring.s engagement ring was made up of jewelry from diane. you talk about the launch of the invictus games when the queen said boom, quite unlike here. but she's done things recently that are really quite unlike her. take the james bond experience at the opening of the olympic games in london. she never did that before but she enjoyed doing that. she's devoted to both william and harry. and there will be a bit disappot that we've talked away from this, especially since they became ambassador to the commonwealth trust, important role in terms of youth in the commonwealth. who's going to have to pick that up because it is a very important job. that might well fall to william and kathryn. >> and we'll have more on our big story tonight with prince harry and meghan giving up their royal titles. just what else are they giving up? so many questions even after hearing from queen elizabeth's former spokesman, dickey arbiter. so victoria arbiter is here in new york, and the apple didn't fall from the

diane king hall, cbsmoneywatch.com a always good to see you. thank you. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a bay area man's incredible athletic quest. how it plans to run ght marathons in a daze on seven continents. to better him than me because i am not heading out there to rent and for those of you who are you will get wet especially if you are in the north africa will tell you where the rain is and how it turns out coming up. ♪ for a slider bag that's easy to open and close and stays closed, try hefty slider bags. the expandable bottom makes it easy to stand, fill and store, while its easy-to-use slider clicks closed so you know it's closed. try hefty slider bags. hurricanes. tornadoes. donald trump is making it worse. trump:"all of this with the global warming. a lot of it's a hoax." vo: mike bloomberg knows the science and understands the challenge, he's led an effort that has shut down half the nation's dirty polluting coal plants so far. as president, a plan for 80% clean energy by 2028 - cutting carbon emissions a

here susanna and more let's take the remaining kids and their friends on a bicycle talk idea and how diane where are. the kids look at the sheep how is it you to feel oh i just assume that. if this is you know that's really neat if you've got fewer kids you can still go on bike tours like this. one you know just to ride and don't try any fancy tricks. you take that you all get 2 scoops i'd like 5 me and spend 10 it's just right is stuff that you're getting to school now that's enough now stop ok it's a school it's yourself. you could also get saved up to it have you know i said 2 scoops. what's the big deal about 2 scoops i mean you've got 2 scoops haven't you some are more. frosty can do you know what the kids are saying it's really crappy as popeye he always lets us now in the villainy that on their own he has done so well on a bike. in spite of the minus spats suzanna moments are a good team and sail through the highs and the lows even in the children's village family not many people are willing to take on a round the clock job like this but suzanne i work hard and so. i mean the band e

susanna and more let's take the remaining kids and their friends on a bicycle talk idea and i'll be diane where of. the kids look at the sheep was a beautiful oh ah yes this soon oh ah. if this you know that's really neat if you've got fewer kids you can still go on bike tours like this. one you know just to ride and don't try any fancy tricks. you did you all get 2 scoops i'd like 5 me and. it's just my right to stop it you're getting 2 scoops now that's enough now stop ok it's cool it's herself. he could get stiffed up to it have you know i said 2 scoops. what's the big deal about 2 scoops i mean you've got 2 scoops haven't you some are it's a frosty can do you know what the kids are saying it's really crappy as popeye he always lets us know i'm the villain that we're going on he has done so well on a bike. in spite of the minus spats suzanna and moments are a good team and sail through the highs and the lows even in the children's village family not many people are willing to take on a round the clock job like this but suzanne i work hard and so. i mean a family like you know if i coun

senator diane finestein is now among several democrats who joined republicans they want house speaker nancy pelosi to send over the articles of impeachment of president trump to the senate. the longer it goes on the less urgent it becomes. this agreement is over whether or not the senate trial is allowing the top aids to testify. senate minority leader chuck schumer requires republicans to go on the record and force a vote on allowing more information in the trial. >> if the senate runs a sham trial without witnesses, without documents, without all the facts, then the president's acquittal at the end of the trial will be meaningless. >> there will be no haggling with the house over senate procedure. >> we will not seed our authority to try this impeachment. the house democrats turn is over. the senate has made its decision. >>> now house speaker nancy pelosi says he she wants senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to outline before she released the articles of impeachment. >>> democratic president candidate joe biden will appear tomorrow. then attend a fundraiser in irvine tonight. it

diane, thank you very much forjoining us.if you look at president trump's approval rating overall it's summer at the moment about 44%. if you look at his approval rating when it comes to handling the economy, look at that, it shoots up to 56%. some of the provisions in the new usmc are directly targeted, you suggested those rust belt states and in particular wisconsin commentary production from us all the farmers they are going to benefit michigan, home of detroit and cars, and so they are going to benefit as well. there's a lot of politics going on as well in this new trade deal. and wejust talk as well in this new trade deal. and we just talk about the acronym? i get that he didn't like nafta, but us mca doesn't really slip off the tongue. i think more of the song, but i think that's... the village people, the us mca, you have to sing it. i met either one are not very good though, is a? let's be honest. we are scraping the barrel. that's plain to see. 0k, barrel. that's plain to see. ok, moving on. barrel. that's plain to s