there you go, ding—ding. from the hustle and bustle, don't forget hong kong is surrounded by dozens of smaller, less developed islands, so it's often just a short ferry ride away to some peace and quiet or an empty beach. stay with us, because still to come here on the travel show: as new security measures stop you boarding some flights with laptops and tablets, lucy's here with clever tech to take on board. what are the best apps to keep me entertained on a long—haulflight. zoom in a bit, not too much. i get some tips on how to become an instagram sensation here in hong kong. you could do a street shot with an amazing purple sky that would just blow up. so don't go away. the travel show, your essential guide wherever you're heading. laptops, tablets and e—readers are all now banned on many flights to the us and uk primarily from airports in the middle east. both governments have brought in new rules affecting different countries, so check first if you're flying from any of these places. but there are still s

ding ding ding. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ >>> closed captioningby -- here's to the 99%. gold bond powder spray. anytime. anywhere. stay cool, america. >>> got to love a good time in the kayak. >> nice work. >> he goes sliding right down the bank and into the water. >> he's taking in water. >> as he tries to turn around -- >> he's going down. he went down. >> he forgot the part where you're not supposed to have water in the kayak. >> yeah, it was a great idea. just poorly executed. . >> i tried the kayak chute we found. >> this isn't going to work. didn't he watch the last video? >> what could possibly go wrong? he's prepared. he situates himself. and go! >> nailed it. >> it's a little cooler in the water. but that's it. >>> you can't truly understand how disgusting and selfish human beings can be until you live in a british student house. please enjoy this snapchat story from matt sterling. >> huh-uh. >> no. >> where he came back to find his student house in quite a state. >> that's nasty. >> if you're eating right now, you might want to stop. >>

(pkg) (ding ding)taking public transportationis just part of big city life."monday through friday.""every day."but monday night it was also unwanted trouble for a man who got into an argument with another guy riding muni.to avoid further conflict, the first man got off and hopped on a different bus, but ten people followed, bum-rushed him, stole his phone, and took off."i've seen fights on the muni and the train, so yeah, i think you have to be cautious."but a city report on the municipal transportation agency shows you might be able to relax a little bit more on muni. they've been keeping track of crime that happens on the buses and trainsand the trend is heading downhill - on a graph anyway.not only has muni's crime rate been getting lower for four years, but it's currently about five point three crimes per one hundred thousand miles of muni service - well below the m-t-a's goal of five point seven."i feel very safe. i don't have a complaint about that kind of public transportation."this graph from the city shows how those crimes break down.the green represents larceny, or theft wi

. >> ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. >> to put plants in certain countries and employ individuals in certainry. in 2013, they said we're going to build a $30 million plant in pennsylvania. i'm pretty sure it's not there. >> it's not there. any time manufacturing jobs come back to the united states, it's a good thing. lord knows states like wisconsin, which has been partly who will owed out -- although wisconsin has one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country. the question is, will they make good on the promise? >> we hope they do. it's an extraordinary commitment. we would love to see these kinds of jobs come back to the united states. i want to share with you a bit of what someone you know, and so do i, anthony scaramucci had to say in an interview about president trump and his past and how he roll. >> after running two reasonably successful companies and one which the entire world knows worth $180 million, here is what i know. you're running a successful company and organization you can take this human equation to the bank. >> now, is this dangerous territory, anthony scaramucci is

. >> will you go out to the ding, ding, ding, ding, ding today? >> yes. >> that's what you call it?54th annual cable ca bell ringing contest. >> i promise you tomorrow i'll bring you in the trophy from when i competed and i won. it's the biggest trophy i ever won in my life. >> what is it? >> it looks like a supermoto cross contest. >> you got that from ringing the bell? >> yeah. >> do we have video? >> i can share it. it's a lot of fun. it's at union square again. >> union square 12:00. >> debbie durst is the funny and best san francisco flavor we have, she always hosts. >> it's awesome. >> we'll be there. so we'll say hi. >>> we'll get to traffic real quick. we are tracking slowdowns for drivers heading along 101 through san jose. no accidents, no stalls. and no lanes are blocked. it's just very crowd. so give yourself some extra time. your ride across the san mateo bridge getting heavy but also along southbound 880 and southbound 680. we are start to see a lot of those yellow sensor light up our screens here. we have travel times just jumped into the yellow for southbound 880 fro

let's move on, let's move on, ding, ding. the financial times, rip—off fees are using credit cards.anned. this is something i feel strongly about, because i use my credit card more than cash, especially when it comes to paying off tax bills. government agencies have been punishing you by levying fees of up to 5%. the times investigates airlines, travel agents, ticket booking websites, they are the worst offenders. if the ban comes in, it looks like it is going to be. it could save shoppers nearly £500 million a year on including convenience stores and pubs, they will be banned from doing this. people don't know they are charged until they check out at the end. actually, digby, talking about transparency in terms of pay, this is transparency. looking at this before coming on air, we were in total agreement on this. that's breaking news! if a business is saying, i hope no one finds out. they deserve a kicking. i sincerely hope they will get one. yeah. where you have to be concerned is the credit card companies charge the retailer. if they want to pass that on, 0.6% or whatever, that i

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last call, $140. [ gavel bangs ] [ cash register dings ] >> i didn't get one of the pistols i wanted.t went for too much money, but i got a couple of beautiful bowie knives that my brother made. i'll bring them home, put them in my cabinet, put them on the wall. i'll remember my brother. >> in total, the sale of just 30 items nets 11,400 bucks. considering there are about 5,000 more still set to go to auction, it seems like that estimate of a quarter-million dollars is well within reach. >> i'm happy. i think this will do him honor. >> and for the heir in this strange inheritance story, honoring his brother has always been the point. the money, ultimately, is beside it. >> this was a lifelong passion. not many people can do what they want in life, and he did. i mean, he made it work, without much money, but he put together an amazing collection, and he was proud of what he did. >> i bet you're all wondering, did robert ever actually use any of those weapons in his collection? turns out he did. back in his college days, he took care of the landscaping around his mother's house. he mowe

[ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> it's so good. >> jimmy: easy. who does this? >> jimmy: ♪ it's not unusual oh. >> who are you? >> jimmy: i mean come on. >> kelsea. >> all right, come on, kelsea. >> oh, my gosh. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: the audience thinks -- they're behind you. they think you can do it. >> all right. >> come on. >> movie. two words. first word. show. >> jimmy: pick genie in a a bottle. >> exactly -- out of a -- pull it out. magician. magic. magician. >> mm-hmm -- >> wizard. wizard. magician. okay sec -- okay. >> that -- >> first word. >> that was right. >> yeah, uh-huh, great. >> second -- two -- um -- [ buzzer ] ♪ >> sorry. >> you do a little -- >> jimmy: yes. >> and then -- >> jimmy: just guess. do that again? [ light laughter ] >> "magic mike." >> jimmy: yes. of course! [ cheers and applause ] we're gonna give it to them. we're gonna give you that. [ bell dings ] >> all right, that was -- >> jimmy: first of all -- first of all, i don't know what strip club you go to, but -- [ laughter ] >> but did you get the bunny? >> jimmy: like

and i also think that the russian government wants to provide information, ding ding ding, don't do that jesse: i thought i had a nose for trouble. >> kimberly: have you a whole body for trouble. >> dana: can i sniff out trouble and stay out of it. >> jesse: let me know what you find. >> dana: big problem for hillary clinton for a long time always believed she was above the law. that's what made the right so mad. what do you think about this? it weakens the argument from the right. the right has taken on the tactic of the left. if that is worth it to win, maybe that's where the movement goes. although i just would like to think we are better than that. >> jesse: there is lower the temperature on the media side so you are going to make this into watergate. what about watergate 1, 2, 3, 4.0 the last 8 years. >> dana: i think benghazi was a really good example. we were made fun of for talking about that. no one stood up for the video maker for first amendment rights to make a video. >> kimberly: start talking about it again. >> dana: i want to do it. get that b roll of the burning cars. >>

when that happens, ding, ding, ding, you call the fbi. >> and we have heard that message from both republicanss democrats, as well as intelligence officials, investigators, but nan, let me ask it to you this way. can the president continue to call this a witch hunt? >> it certainly feels like a witch hunt. and the media, there's such a disproportionate. >> come on, nan. this is black and white. it's lack of transparency. >> why is it a witch hunt? >> e-mails revealed by donald trump jr. >> they don't deserve -- in this sense. a disproportionate amount of coverage in the media has been devoted to this, which i continue to say is a nothing pickle and a nothing burger in terms of any legal implications. bill, with all due respect, and i do mean that, but we have such important issues that actually the public should be aware of what's going on. what provisions are going to be in the senate health care bill versus what's not going to be. what's going to be in tax reform versus what's not going to be. the president just signed a va accountability bill that his predecessor, and bill, i'm sure you sup

a ding-dong. >> that's brilliant.nd i don't think he does either. he'll start talking about "planet of the apes" or something he loves. he's obsessed that movie and -- >> he circles back around to "planet of the apes." this show we designed, you know, he's getting out of a a 15-year prison stint. he took the fall for a dealer who was above him back in the day. he comes back to brooklyn -- gets released, comes back to look for his girl and sort of start his life over again. and he's got that, you know, that o.g. mentor thing. where you know, it's like, "hey, brother, let me tell you something, yall all hanging out on this stoop." "let me tell you something, i used to be just like you." >> jimmy: yeah. >> except he comes back in to a a gentrified brooklyn, so it's just hipsters everywhere. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's perfect for tracy. it's going to be great. i want to talk to you about "get out" when we come back. jordan peele, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [crunch] ♪ yeah! ♪ [crunch] ♪ hahaha

a ding-dong. >> that's brilliant.d i have no idea what we said. and i don't think he does either. he'll start talking about "planet of the apes" or something he loves. he's obsessed that movie and -- >> he circles back around to "planet of the apes." this show we designed, you know, he's getting out of a a 15-year prison stint. he took the fall for a dealer who was above him back in the day. he comes back to brooklyn -- gets released, comes back to look for his girl and sort of start his life over again. and he's got that, you know, that o.g. mentor thing. where you know, it's like, "hey, brother, let me tell you something, yall all hanging out on this stoop." "let me tell you something, i used to be just like you." >> jimmy: yeah. >> except he comes back in to a a gentrified brooklyn, so it's just hipsters everywhere. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's perfect for tracy. it's going to be great. i want to talk to you about "get out" when we come back. jordan peele, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [cru

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. >> ding, ding, ding.e president himself said when you think there's something, there's something. >> as for what's in his taxes i assume it's something that would be really bad if people knew it. far long time we assumed it was just like he was embarrassed because he wasn't really worth $10 billion and if we saw his tax returns we'd find out he wasn't really, but rachel maddow got that one page from 2005. >> that made him look superb. >> he had an enormous income in that year that was consistent with him being extremely rich, not necessarily $10 billion. but then, you know, but i don't know exactly what it would be. it's not like there's a shady russian money scheduled to the tax return. >> great point. >> companies they come from. >> but you need that information to get to the next level. >> use dummy companies to try and hide these things so once you get into one of those and you find out it's an offshore company and then you find out it's connected with three other companies and you look at the money t

. ♪ ding ding ding now, you will find that. >> let's be clear.does exist. >> i ain't going to lie. but on a whole, it's just good-hearted people. you know? >> as far as the two other things people think about, coal ask is a dirty business with a dirty reputation that's become a dirty four-letter word. kids, cover your eyes. years of talk about alternative energy sources has slowly begun to turn into real action from solar panels on houses to electric cars on the street and to rumors that google is working on ways to power the city with kanye stage rants. these coal jobs aren't coming back. no matter what this -- >> coal is coming back, clean coal is coming back. 100%. >> as a nation, we have been conditioned to believe poverty is exclusively a black or brown thing. one of the only things we're allowed to have for themselves. the thing when people say they see no color, that's probably a neurological problem. the only thing that can claim that is poverty. the people of appalachia combine poverty with remote, difficult to access location, surrounde

that's followed by former house speaker newt ding rich with his insights -- gingrich into the trump presidency, "understanding trump." next is believe me, a memoir by eddie izzard. fourth is al franken's autobiography be giant of the senate. after that, neil degrasse tyson explores the universe is astrophysics for people in a hurry. our look at the best selling nonfiction books according to "the washington post" continues with retired navy admiral william mccraven's self-help book, make your bed. and comedian kevin hart's memoir, "i can't make this up." roxanne gay with her reflections on food and self-image, "hunger." j.d. vance's recollections of his childhood, "hill billy elegy." and wraps up our look at do best selling nonfiction books according to the washington post was i was told to come alone o

. >> ding ding ding. these thinks the russia probe is -- he thinks the russia probe is a hoax. >> so does donald j. trump. a man reflecting his boss' views. a guy who will say what donald trump thinks about the things. i think there are relevant things to say about this. one of them this is guy who they have been trying to get into this administration for a long time. back in january, the discussion was he was going to be the valerie jarrett in the white house. >> right. >> he was going to be the liaison -- >> head of opl. >> right. he was selling his company. there were some chinese bankers, some questions about that. so that got pulled back. >> and at that time the internal forces worked against him. he had strong internal staffers who fought against him. >> they fought against him too, but trump's desire to have him overrode it. just in june, he got appointed to the bank. so that was supposedly the solution -- he was going to work at the xm bank, probably a better fit than this. what's the one thing th

the plane lands and i turn on my phone and it just like ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. up. i'm like what happened? i don't know what's going on. and then almost immediately i get a call from my like my manager, my publicist and they're literally like both crying on the phone. you got nominated. >> i remember like i had like the strongest you were to just stand up on that plane be like, i don't know if anybody cares, but i just got nominated for an emmy. i didn't do that. >> you know, i do want to mention back to that first soundbite you heard about her telling the comicon story, i mean, i was at nova con over the weekend where she was, and it's obviously a very smaller -- smaller version of what comicon is in san diego it's becoming a lot bigger of a deal to have cons all over the country. obviously we have awesome con in d.c. and nova con now and then there's new york comicon. but the 80 that she was at comicon while the post of stranger things was on stage. she was wearing that mask as she mentioned and know one knew she was there she stood up and asked the question a

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(ding ding)taking public transportationis just part of big city life."monday through friday.""every day."but monday night it was also unwanted trouble for a man who got into an argument with another guy riding muni.to avoid further conflict, the first man got off and hopped on a different bus, but ten people followed, bum-rushed him, stole his phone, and took off."i've seen fights on the muni and the train, so yeah, i think you have to be cautious."but a city report on the municipal transportation agency shows you might be able to relax a little bit more on muni. they've been keeping track of crime that happens on the buses and trainsand the trend is heading downhill - on a graph anyway.not only has muni's crime rate been getting lower for four years, but it's currently about five point three crimes per one hundred thousand miles of muni service - well below the m-t-a's goal of five point seven."i feel very safe. i don't have a complaint about that kind of public transportation."this graph from the city shows how those crimes break down.the green represents larceny, or theft wi