jeremy donovan/father of keegan donovan:"suicide isn't a joke." and one thousand miles later in billings, montana.news report:"jeremy donovan says he wants to get the word out about suicide because its the number 10 killer in america and unfortunately the killer of his son."meanwhile back home.. the community wants to spread jeremys message raising suicide awareness and help with his journey.melinda fleming/neighbor:"its remarkable, i'm so proud of him."melinda fleming and cathy simons' sons went to school with keegan.melinda fleming/neighbor:"everybody was devastated."cathy simons/neighbor:"my son was really--he took it really hard, like everybody else in the community and school too. keegan had a lot of friends." since jeremy needs money to keep traveling people in the community are throwing him a benefit coming up this month. melinda fleming/neighbor:"he's not looking for a free ride. he appreciates everything that everybody's doing for him." jeremy donovan/father of keegan donovan:"it feels so good i can't even describe it, this is one of the

donovan said that will never happen. [laughter] andrew carroll: what is interesting is donovan said you have to have some sort of intelligence gathering institution. both proved to be right. of course we need the cia and as it turns out, they did turn on americans. i talk about this story because it is these intersections of how these guys served together. speaking of truman, after truman became president, his officer and all of the other men from route tobattalion congratulate him. truman was trying to win the war. he had a million things going on, but vic sent him a second letter and refer to him as president harry, because they called him captain harry. he said i hope you got my letter of congratulations. the reason i am calling you now is my grown son has been lost in combat. he has been shut down and we can't find him. i know you have all these things going on, but if there's anything you can do to help me find my boy, i would be so grateful. it is a very poignant story and i will leave it at that, but this is a way

and donovan is over the back throwing up. >> seth: that's your director. >> our director, donovan, isgone was that hope that we could pretend to be bad ass movie people. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i would say you played right into the stereotype that the navy had of you. yeah. but this is a true story. you used to work at seaworld. >> i did. i did. i worked at seaworld. when i was a student. i was a law student. and i did a student exchange program and worked in mccormick & schmick's san diego. i was a bus boy. and then i started working at seaworld. it was a lot of fun. i actually worked in the shamu stadium. >> seth: that's the best stadium to work in, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> which was amazing. but it's not as exciting -- it was basically me letting in everybody to the show, and then afterwards cleaning up all the melting ice creams. and -- but i would be left there alone sometimes and we were always told do not make any signs to shamu because obviously during the show, they do these signs and the thing jumps. but of course, i'm a little troublesome boy from scotland. so i'

you talked about the race in staten island, and you have donovan using the old willy horton type adsis dml democratic opponent, when governor cuomo is talking about restoring voting rights to low level felons, which by the way is on the ballot in november in florida, the ability to do that with over 1 million former felons. so the point is when they're conflating these issues and they are in a very substantial way as the professor has said, you know, we have to come back and we have to fight back harder, and i absolutely agree with that. this has been done to death, and sadly in some instances it's even happened within my party. >> i want to look at some of these fund-raising numbers quickly. democrats outraising their republican counter parts in some of these close house races. 32 of the 45 right now, they've outraised republicans by a margin of $154 million to 108 million, much of which seems to be fueled by these small donors. congressman costello, do you think there's a correlation between this fund-raising and enthusiasm? >> oh, sure, i mean the democrats are killing it fund-rai

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wildeant alvin york, while bill donovan, general douglas macarthur of the division.hould the glory which covered the first army. in new york, the soldiers were entertained by a city of a giant picnic rally held in their honor. first army's success had been well-deserved. it was a national effort carried out quickly and capably. the soldiers returned to the popular belief that the great war had been the last. inactivated in 1919, first army seemed to be part of the past, but the complacency of the 20 gave way to european unrest. chief of staff douglas macarthur re-created first army as a broad part of a broader army organization. first army, under the command of lieutenant general hugh drumm, was turned into a fighting force before our entry into the second world war. between 1940 and 1944, germany dominated western europe. under the heel of the nazi boot, most free european countries were ground into subjection. ♪ from the balkans in the south to the rugged coast of norway, europe had become one mighty nazi fortress. and hitler the personification of evil. during the

since one nine hundred seventy two it will be the first such such period let's bring in marshall donovan in london hey we've heard an awful lot about start to what do those treaties mean for what we're talking about when we are talking about the i.m.f. what are what is start warning to. so new start is the treaty agreed by obama obama and putin that places mutual caps on russia and the us as a teacher got arsenals the number of total warheads they can have and then the number of warheads they can put on delivery delivery systems now this is a hugely important of them in terms of managing managing relations ensuring strategic stability between the between the two the two powers right just like to comment on the on the point here that we've been talking about this spike in a new arms race i would contend that we're or we've already entered a new arms race this year in the u.s. the nuclear posture review put in increased reliance on nuclear weapons said that the us was going to develop new c launched a low yield variant launched ballistic in cruise missiles in russia. in russia putin announ

what do you do right now joining us is mike belt from jpmorgan asset management and paul donovan frombs wealth management mike, first to you asia -- well, china slowing down all these budget concerns in italy. are markets starting to feel it? what are you recommending to clients? seems like a world of volatility has popped in upon us. >> yeah. when we speak to clients we are talking about getting risk close to neutral whereas last year it made sense to be positioned relatively aggressively overweight in risk, at the moment it makes more sense to be closer to neutral. we're looking at various different ways of doing that getting closer to neutral in terms of a size bias within portfolios, not being overweight small cap stocks and getting close to neutral from a style perspective, not being overweight growth as much as would have been sensible over the last few years >> paul, i love your latest note it's like think of the children, think of the economists. how do you do your job how do you model anything about u.s. growth or global growth or whatever with all these variables and unknown

by the time he was out of jump school at the army, while bill donovan the founder of the oss, recruited some guys to join. a -- thereub became were about 250 men who became trained to drop in behind enemy lines in france, to ferment the french resistance. have to be fluent in french. tough as can be. willing to die. the famous story about singlaub, they said he was cyanide capsule because if you get caught, you will be executed. he said, i'm not taking it with me because i don't tend to get caught. behind enemy lines, there was singlaub. of three. one american, one non-american, usually french -- british, sometimes french. and a radio operator. on their own, cut off from everything. was done saving the world in europe, he happened to pick up enough japanese that they said, we want to send you over to prepare to invade to do japan. -- to invade japan. estimates were we lose one million men. i asked him about him once. he was training to invade because they were going to drop guys like him into japan to blow the bridges and go ahead of the forces to help. and then the bomb dropped. that w

. >> somebody got to check donovan mitchell.an jose earthquake star is not the fastest or the strongest player on the field, but he has proven to be the among dangerous. after 14 cease crons, wondo finds himself on the verge of entering the major league soccer history book goes. chris wondolosky is one goal away from making history and he can't believe it. >> it is kind of crazy. kind of surreal to be a part of this. you know, i grew up a fan of the earthquakes. >> from the stands to the pitch, 144 career goals later the san jose striker is on the veng of reaching donovan's all-time mark of 145. >> i think he is literally the greatest american soccer player, both nationally and domestically. i think it is special that i get to be mentioned with him. >> a native of danville, the soon to be all-time goals leader in the mls was not a highly-touted prospect. he was a late-round supplemental prospect out of divisional school chico state. meaning one of the most prolific scores spent the first five years of his career on the bench. >>

shae pater son, donovan peoples jones, 79 yards, and they're not going to get them. 14-7 for jim harbaugh's team. they're 7-1 for the season. but the pregame shenanigans that we saw, that was the talk of postgame. >> old-fashioned clothesline. one of the guys ripped off the headphones. total bush league. tony was 5 yards behind, and all smiles. that's bush league. that's my impression of it. >> all right, coach. >>> the nfl, the raiders are up, but the 49ers are clocking in for work tomorrow. 10 and a half point home dogs to the rams. bring in the throw backs. the 9ers wearing the throw back uniforms from the ú94 super bowl seasonal. kyle shanahan's dad was on the coaching staff back then. young kyle was given a deion sanders jersey. >> i'm still a little sensitive about it, but i have too many people over when i was a senior in high school, and somebody jacked it from my house. still looking for that guy. if you see someone wearing an authentic deion sanders jersey, let me know. >> kyle, you could wear this jacket from 1994 that his dad was wearing on the sidelines next to steve young. >>

the star is just one goal away from tying the all-time mls record of 145 goals held by landon donovan who started with the quakes. they've got two games left. wondo grew up in danville. setting the record here makes it better. >> it's surreal to even be part of this. you know, i grew up a fan of the clash and earthquakes. i remember seeing landon score goals for the earthquakes and bringing a championship here. to even be mentioned with landon in the same sentence is unreal. >> and wondo, again, the quakes with two games left. one of them at home. >>> sharks at madison square garden against the win homeland security -- winless rangers. this is a short handed goal. 1-0. sharks with more shorties than power play goals. rangers answer. breath ho that ties it at 1-1. and here we go. and brady shea in overtime. sharks fall 3-2. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go beyond fast with 4g backup for complete reliability. so if the unexpected happens.

i want to bring in republican new york congressman dan donovan, he's going to join me by phone right now. this is one of those days in the state of new york where people take a pause. it isn't just happening here. i want to get your reaction. >> yes, harris. we are not in better hands, we couldn't be in better hands than we are with the new york city police department. they are the experts, they will come to conclusions after analyzing all the evidence. i know a lot of people you've had on if talked about the forensic evidence in addition to that, they will be trolling the internet, reaching out to their sources on the ground to see if anybody kno anything. i have great faith in all of them. this is a time where people have to be cautious, the information the law enforcement community will release will identify characteristics of these packages, these devices that they will ask the public to be aware of in case anyone sees any more of them. but we are in great hands and i suspect they will reach some conclusions very shortly. >> harris: as i hear you talking, i know you've set on for

i s wouldn't allow it to cation for girls donovan said that it's ok to mohamed wants to give these children a chance to flourish but the head of the orphanage says money and resources are a constant issue he had a key issue but i'm so sad that i can't really help them. i go to the government again and again and ask them for books and help has probably been the fit but i beg them to make improvements and decisions. but nothing happens this leaves children like adam in the lurch the toddler was conceived when his father and i as militant raped his mother use e.-d. women from the kurdish religious minority were systematically subjected to kidnapping and sexual assault under i.i.s. autumn's mother has since returned to her husband and their three children leaving him here. was he his mother is easy her religion forbids had to raise the children of muslims. you know. that's why she gave his son to the old financial model in japan and saved his life until. the militants tore apart families in mosul shiite muslim children like ramiro and ali were taken from their parents and given to supporters af

he's one goal from scoring the record for goals held by landon donovan. has one more became to tie the record next sunday in seattle. no matter what happens "the mercury news" reporting the team is planning to bring him back next year. >> thank you, wondo, for giving us a reason to watch. >>> if you missed it its first time around here is your chance to catch a broadway smash hit without ever flying to new york. ♪ ? single 60s go on sale for "ha "hamilton" run at the orpheum theater. you might remember when it first came out it sold out in one day. get yourself ready. >> logon and get ready. what show? no. >> you've got some nice weather across the bay area, starting out this week with some mid-70s for the highs, and then it's going to warm up as the week goes along. san francisco today look for a high only about 63 degrees. the clouds and the fog lingering for a little while longer. >> mike, you're tracking two of the spots. >> two changes and a couple of cameras. richmond-san rafael bridge a lot more traffic so we see that hitting the roadways. no major

. >> just one goal away from tieing the all time mls record of 144 goals held by landon donovan. >> chasing history is more special for wando because he gets to do it for his hometown team. >> kind of really surreal to even be a part of this. i grew up a fan of the clash and earthquake. i remember seeing landon score for the earthquake and bringing championships here. it's really amazing. to be mentioned with him in the same sentence, it's unreal. >> he'll have two more chances to break the record this season including a home game on sunday, october 21st at avaya stadium in san jose. >> that will be a fun place to get it done. >> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let

in the second quarter the jazz is in transition and here is donovan mitchell. the just take an a point lead. here it is with mitchell again. he had 19 and the jazz are up 81-69 at the half. here comes curry to damien jones. the warriors are within 12 and then curry is open and ga part run. in the final seconds of thmidco home. the jazz lead 103-97. here is the fourth quarter with steph curry to kevin durant and the warriors are up 112-111. the jazz doesn't go away. he had 27 for the game and the jazz had 19 three-pointers. it comes down to the final seconds and here is jonas at the butter -- buzzer. he played last year at utah. the warriors -- 124-123 final score.>>> ellie had a chance to clinch it today but it couldn't be that simple. the national league chpiship series in milwaukee had fans fire up. the first batter of the game facing weight mile he was david freeze. he had a homer and double which puts ellie up 1-0. bottom of the one the brewers come back. jesus aguilar had one of his two doubles. here is ryan scoring in milwaukee takes a 2-1 lead. next up i

the donovan was the longest lasting border of the middle ages and the best preserved in its various phases as we see here the best waldemar zwolle for example was a very innovative construction for the time. they had already gone to build with bricks in the twelfth century with. the site gives us a unique insight into how the vikings lived. fines indicate this was once home to a global trading palla. here in haiti but we found mercury holes that came from western afghanistan. of brass and were brought here from the white sea air was seen in the advice columns and so as a trading hate it was something like the major ports of hamburg in rotterdam out today. and some place where all kinds of ways and trading groups came together and dispersed again we had. paid to build proofs that the vikings were not just war against but also sure that strangers and people who lived in harmony with nature. always stay in northern germany for some wonderful nature just a little further southwest from our viking site you can go on a very special hiking tour through the wardens see every six hours the tide cha

the donovan was the longest lasting border of the middle ages and the best preserved in its various phases as we see it here the best guns waldemar zwolle for example was a very innovative construction for the time. they had gone to build with bricks in the twelfth century. the site gives us a unique insight into how the vikings lived. findings indicate this was once home to a global trading palla. here in haiti but we found mercury holes that came from western afghanistan. of brass and were sprouted from the white sea area last seen it. comes in so as a trading hate it was something like the major ports of hamburg in rotterdam out today. and they've gotten someplace where all kinds of ways and trading routes came together and dispersed again we have. paid to build proofs that the vikings were not just. strangers and people who lived in harmony with nature. for our next report my colleague meghan leap paid a visit to spain's and maybe even the world's oldest restaurant it doesn't go back all the way to viking times but is almost three hundred years old the sobrino they were teen in madrid

donovan having a bad o'reilly i'm not gonna. do is not open on my part and i walk part you know when i. come in when a company like there's a boy in the band about the level of the public of good doesn't want the love that you. don't know. if you bring the editors back you're looking at it with the right. when we meet claire again she's deeply involved in digging through the labyrinth of companies that seem to have links to time. she travels to the bruno monster fund to meet her closest ally lucas strom. ross was keeping everything by the end he wasn't throwing any pieces of paper away and you know i think this is interesting. all these bad some very interesting i mean the smoking gun it's these yeah i mean all this is the mantra everything's but with this i mean he really has a problem. shortly after bruno disappeared lucas took over the reins of the foundation that bruno had established. he knew instinctively that they had to take a new direction and since then he had been at the forefront of investigating the timber industry.

since one nine hundred seventy two it will be the first such such period let's bring in marshall donovan in london hey we've heard an awful lot about start to what do those treaties mean for what we're talking about when we are talking about the i.m.f. what are what is start warning to. so new start is the treaty agreed by a bar obama and putin that places mutual caps on russia and the u.s. says teacher got arsenals the number of total warheads they can have and then the number of warheads they can put on delivery delivery systems now this is a hugely important of them in terms of managing managing relations ensuring strategic stability between the between the two the two powers are just like to come in on the on the point here that we've been talking about this parking a new arms race i would contend that we're or we've already entered a new arms race this year in the u.s. the nuclear posture review put an increase reliance on nuclear weapons said that the us was going to develop new c launched. low yield variants launched ballistic in cruise missiles in russia. in russia putin announce

to discuss the rollout, the company's ceo and much more, john donovan after the break and 57 on thdoe work on the cloud that drives business. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. there's a new report this morning that says china used tiny chips in a hack that infiltrated u.s. businesses including amazon and apple those two tech giants are denying the "business week" story. joining us, shawn henry, a former fbi director and now an nbc news national security and cyber security analysts. shawn, you're somebody who knows your way around this stuff what do you think about the report as it stands right now? >> well, i don't have any specific information about the particular report and the allegations made within that report but what i will say is that the u.s. government has been well aware of concerns to the supply chain. it's something that we've seen in terms of software being downloaded that contains malicious code and the concern about hardware being implanted with certain chips that a particular nation state, china and others, may have access to, that would provide them the

hello, i'm keeley donovan and this week we're in ilkley. coming up on the programme: i invesigate the ford engines which fail without warning. i had brought essentially a firebomb into a populated area. also tonight, the baby girl on the long road to recovery after she lost all four limbs to meningitis. it feels like nothing can compare to what we've already gone through. and later in the programme, the preacher from a yorkshire village who claimed to perform miracles. imagine you are driving on a busy motorway and your car loses power or you see smoke and flames coming from the engine. hundreds of ford owners from across the uk say they are experiencing catastrophic failures with their ford ecoboost engines and some are even being left thousands of pounds out of pocket. i've been investigating. they are one of the uk's most trusted brands. but we've learned how hundreds of ford cars fitted with an award winning engine are failing suddenly and without warning. if it loses all its coolant, the engine will overheat and the engine will eventua

since one nine hundred seventy two it will be the first such such period let's bring in marshall donovan in london hey we've heard an awful lot about start to what do those treaties mean for what we're talking about when we are talking about the i.m.f. what are what is start warning to. so new start is the treaty agreed by a bar obama and putin that places mutual caps on russia and the u.s. says teacher got arsenals the number of total warheads they can have and then the number of warheads they can put on delivery delivery systems now this is a hugely important of them in terms of managing managing relations ensuring strategic stability between the between the two two powers i just like to comment on the on the point here that we've been talking about this parking a new arms race i would contend that we're or we've already entered a new arms race this year in the u.s. the nuclear posture review put an increase reliance on nuclear weapons so that the us was going to develop new c launched low yield variants launched ballistic in cruise missiles in russia. in russia putin announced the thr

jack donovan is the main figure in the men's activist mode of the alt-right and in 2013 purchased a parcel of land in the northwest. he explained that this land is wild dung and it will serve as the meeting place. but the odonists also appear at the outright hate meetings. these include meetings at the national policy institute. brian powell wrote about this in 2011 of actually going to one of these meetings, and he explained that several of these attending described themselves as neo-pagan. last year's report from hope not hate, highlights on how to use the neo-pagan alt-right religious group was to also support political and religious bonds. in a report, a male activist went undercover and showed it for a year. it was replete for green areas for a moot. they lifted a horn to the sky and began to pray to the nordic gods before taking a gulp of meade. he instead uttered a stumbling from his lips. this form of religious medievalism is firmly based on historically inaccurate white version of the medieval scandinavian past. the next religious group is a catholic crusader. the crusade was a se

i am joined by caroline lucas and donovan and ronald. we were hoping to have a conservative mp.alk about saudi arabia. we've got more words from the prime ministerfrom arabia. we've got more words from the prime minister from theresa may. she says she was going to talk to the crown prince. no visas for those implicated in the alleged murder.m that enough? that is nowhere near enough. what on earth does the saudi regime have to do before the government to consider serious action against them? with not only had these appalling murder ofjamal khashoggi, but we've had a humanitarian crisis and war crimes being committed in yemen. the bottom line is, they've got to stop selling arms to saudi arabia. that is no way around this. she was talking about a few fees as he around there, that is not going to cut it. if we are serious about using power against saudi arabia we should be saying, this is the red line and they must not cross it. jonathan reynolds, does it come down to arms sales? not cross it. jonathan reynolds, does it come down to arms sales7m shouldn't do. it should come down t

they have a budding young star in donovan mitchell. well coached.was a great story last year as wel. coming within a game of making the playoffs."> and it's game 6 of the nlcs......>the brewers are hosting the dodgers......>la has a 3-2 series lead.....but the brewers are up 6-2 right now in the bottom of the eighth.....> (catherine) a marriage proposal can be a very special moment... at yosemite earlier this month -- a michigan photographer got a picture ofone by chance.. now his search is on to find the couple in the photo.(vicki) and he won't stop until he reaches them. candese charles has the story. matthew dippel, photographer "honestly, i couldn't believe what was happening,"it is said that a picture is worth a thousand words.well how about four big ones...will you marry me?meet matthew dippel, a michigan photographer who accidentally captured that "big four word" moment while shooting at yosemite national park in california.matthew dippel, photographer"i didn't have a lot of time to act and i already had my settings all ready to go and i just

district primarily on staten island, where we are seeing an interesting race between incumbent dan donovanwho is being challenged by max rose, the democrat. it looks like the republicans , but ittain that seat may because. staten island is the only bastion in new york city of conservatism. we forget, because we have had republican mayors and republican governors, but many of those, if you look at somebody like mayor bloomberg, the last elected nowblican mayor, who has just most recently declared himself a democrat after being independent for some time. trajectorysee the that new york city at least is going on. but there is a split. some people call this a tale of two states, state that is more conservative upstate, pro-second amendment, versus downstate, where it is a much more liberal haven, particularly under mayor deblasio. host: if you are in new york , for all02) 748-8000 .thers, call (202) 748-8001 this is jackie. go ahead. years old, i've been in politics all those years, and i have never seen so much hatefulness and lack of respect for people in general, as a right of being a chris

jillian: the woman snapping back at an nbc reporter in staten island, he was there with congressman tom donovanin a republican district in the famously democratic city. don't mess with her. rob: conservatism in new york and staten island, minnesota democrat staffer suspended for bragging about bringing republicans to the guillotine after the midterms, the party spokesman said william davis's based - facebook post had an inside joke, in the attorney general, called the comments disgusting and appalling and follows aggressive rhetoric from the likes of hillary clinton. >> radical moms on the rise, many wonder when did this become the new normal? jason chaffetz says the resistance movement started the day donald trump was elected. >> the resistance movement started the day donald trump was elected president of the united states. they were stunned, didn't know what to do, now that the president has been successful in the economy doing well in the world a safer place, he is pushing for a border wall, all these good things are happening, the only playbook they have says scorched earth, the politics o

john stevens and the cfo and donovan, the ceo of at&t communications, l.l.c.re talking about the promotional company they under took and they're quieting that he says that they have seen seasonal shoppers who shop for shows up a third of a base and they're going to curate the portfol portfolios away allowing them to be profitable and what they saw is folks jumping promotions from promotions and they go back and forth. it is like a show they buy and they get off they're trying to move away from that it raises the whole prospect of how just profitable in any way this ott platforms really are and whether they'll have to raise price and whether you will have people say maybe the bundle is just as good as economic opportunity for me let's watch it closely that seems something like the market is getting off of and at&t itself is not a wireless company at all, unlike verizon which was up sharply yesterday on its wireless results. at&t is an entertainment and wireless company directing broad band to its customers and wireless and of course all the shows that time warn

. >> if it does happen, you know who he'd have to beat, the same keeper who landon donovan scored his first mls goal against 17 years ago. colorado's tim howard. sunday's potentially historic game starts just after 2:00. colin resch, nbc bay area. >>> fans will be watching. thanks, colin. >>> tonight at 11:00, do you have your tickets? just over an hour from now, california could get its next billionaire. people are lining up across the area for their chance at at jackpot. we'll have m a 11:00 on that. >>> ooh. can't wait. >>> good lotto weather. we have lotto fever. >> feeling it. >> i think one of these numbers will come through for us. how is that? >> i know. >> at least one of the digits. warm tomorrow and cooling off next week. rain. >> good luck everyone. >> bye. >>> now on "extra,"" katy and orlando's rare public date night. >> katy dominates the gala, her surprise for taylor swift. >> heidi klum's giant move of project. >> it is going to be a surprise. >> meghan's royal baby bump. kim kardashian is under fire for these daring photos. >> why her calling her out. >> rob lowe is

star chris wondolowski is one goal away from tying the all-time mls word of 145 goals held by landon donovanhe's chasing history, is even more special, because he gets to do it for his hometown team. >> kind of crazy and surreal to be part of this. you know, i grew up a fan of the earthquakes. i remember seeing landon score goals for the earthquakes, and bringing championships here. so it's pretty amazing. and then to even be mentioned with landon in the same sentence, it's unreal. >> he'll have two more chances to break the record, including sunday. >>> sharks and rangers, game four of this five-game road trip. first period, san jose short handed. oh, look at the moves there. lundquist, his first of the season. this is so pretty. sharks have more short handed goals than power play goals, which is hard to do. between the legs, are you kidding me? that is so fancy. a 1-1 after one. second period, the rookie feeds donskoi. perfect execution. sharks could not hold a 2-1 lead and they go to overtime. extra frame, good night, game over, drive home safely. and the sharks fall 3-2. dan, i blamed yo

i was especially glad to see that you've tweeted about the comment that donovan said about connie's mother horrific that he would talk about her rolling over in her grave, let's not forget his mom died several years ago from a botched surgery. obviously, a horrible thing to have happen and for him to bring it up was truly despicable. what surprises me about all of this is that we've all known kanye west to be unconventional in how he approaches life, whether rap music or fashion line, he is outside of the box but when he does that he is labeled as a creative genius but when it comes to his politics all of a sudden they want to be doctors and say he has a mental illness. there is truly democracy among the left in the hollywood elite who say when he's outside the box, he's creative but on this area when it comes to politics, he must be crazy. charles: ladies, i want to play my favorite part, the 11 minute conversation with president trump and discuss it with you. president trump: >> i love hillary and i love everyone. it did not make me feel like [inaudible] it was something about when i put

we will speak to paul donovan from eds.nd later on, we are joined by deutsche bank's chief economist. first, straight to bloomberg first word news. here in london is juliette saly. >> president trump and his top diplomats cautioned against putting the u.s.-saudi relationship at risk over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. the ceo of siemens says he is is torn on whether to go to the davos in the desert event in the kingdom. according to a bloomberg source, deutsche bank's christian sewing has not made up his mind either. several companies, including bloomberg, have pulled out of the future investment initiative event as media partners. theresa may is considering a plan to extend the brexit transition. bloomberg sources say the u.k. prime minister wants to keep britain bound to eu rules for 21 months after exit day. the move could potentially break the impasse of that eurosceptics in may's conservative party are speaking in brussels, she struck an upbeat tone on negotiations. onwe have made good progress agreements and fu

morgan went through this battle although jamie donovan whe want to keep the chairman and ceo as the same person. who are you hearing? might it be his boss? who is the board talking about as a potential person. >> that's the thing. investors were asked on this question earlier this year end they rejected the idea of splitting it. they kinda like the idea of the two in one kind of approach, but nevertheless here's the deal, investors that i'm talking to now are hoping that the board will go to an outside person and bring an outside chairman to send a message that this is a new way of doing things and new oversight. >> any outside person? this person needs a logistics in assembly-line expertise. someone who has either worked in the auto industry or, alan mullally for boeing and ran for it is one of those perfect candidates. i don't know if you want to get back in the game but someone who understands what it means to hit targets on time and to turn things profitable. >> exactly. manufacturing, auto manufacturing, another thing they need is expertise in human resource management. there's been

republican dan donovan was facing a democratic challenger max rose, but we are seeing a lot of outsideoney come into the race to support max rose. at least there's still a big question mark, though, over that race and i think frankly overall these midterm elections about the impact of what we've seen happen this past week with the pipe bombs and then with this synagogue massacre. at least president trump doesn't think it's good for him political. he tweeted as much this week. both sides lose control to a certain degree of the conversation they want to have. we have seen the democrats focusing on health care so much. the republicans talking about the caravan heading toward the border. but now you can't ignore what we've seen with pipe bombs. both sides losing control of the narrative in the final critical days. >> i'm watching obviously the polls and the political report, 538. i'm trying to -- i love watching this race move on. the question is local national tension, the messaging that might be local, is it maybe so local as it used to be and what does that mean? >> it's a nationalized

the ray donovan guy, the guy who wept to moskow and many other countries around the world. is trump telling the truth michael cohen was not much of a lawyer for him? yes. is donald trump telling the truth about anything else related to michael cohen's in his life, no that is grotesque lie. >> cohen has willingly assisted and provided information critical to several ongoing investigations, according to two sources familiar with the situation in a string of meetings that have exceeded more than 50 hours. mimi roca, what does that tell you? >> that's a lot of time. everyone should understand, though, no one's going to take michael cohen's word at this value. they're not going to write down what he says and then, you know, go into the grand jury and base charges against anyone or any entity on that alone. they are going to try and corroborate and cross-reference and, you know, double-check as much as they humanly can. and that is often a lot. particularly when we're talking about information about the trump organization. you know, it sounds like cohen is giving information in s

. >> reporter: one trump official said cohen was a less cool version of ray donovan, show time's hollywood >> oh, jesus, ray! >> reporter: in recent mont he has made it clear he is no longer loyal to trump. when they accused the fbi of illegally breaking into his office, he made a point of saying the fbi was courteous and respectful. in june he used his relation with the republican national committee to hit the president's policy of separating immigrant families. but it was his august guilty plea to felony campaign violations including the payment to stormy daniels to keep quiet about her alleged affair with trump that was seen as the ultimate turn of the screw. that's because he chose to stand up in court and say he arranged the payments at trump's direction. trump has said he has done nothing wrong and denied the affairs. since his court appearance cohen sat for hours talking to investigators from the u.s. attorney's office and robert mueller's team. >> there are clearly things michael cohen knows no one else knows. >> reporter: tonight cohen is showing no signs of letting up from a dram

shae patterson to donovan peoples jones, and they're not going to get him. 14-7 lead. jim harbaugh's team won it. they're 7-1 for the season. but the pregame shenanigans you saw, that was the talk of the postgame. >> he went and clotheslined him. old-fashioned clothesline. ripped off the headphones. you know, total bush league. so i think it's bush league. that's my impression of it. >>> . >>> they had the weekend off, but the 49ers, they're clocking in for work tomorrow. 10 and a half point dogs to the rams. that's what team is wearing, from the 1994 super bowl season. kyle shanahan's dad mike was on the coaching staff back then. and young kyle was given a deion sanders' jersey that went missing. >> i'm still sensitive about it, but i had too many peoplesoever when i was a senior in high school, and somebody jacked it from my house. still looking for that guy. if you see someone wearing an authentic deion jersey 75th anniversary, please let me know. >> well, kyle, you can always wear this jacket from the 1994 season his dad is wearing here on the sidelines next to ste

what we would like to do, ladies and donovan, again if you have a question, wait for the microphone.- ladies and gentlemen. i'll try and recognize use i can send it to the appropriate panel member. first question. sir? comment. i was assigned to mack-v, 1967, 1968. one on the politics, yes, it was political. the saigon government at that time was corrupt. as far as westmoreland, i'm not defending him but -- when i was in, our area, when we got reports, which was basic third marine division and they are taking casualties, when we sent that information down to saigon, westmoreland was being told our casualties were light. the enemy was sustaining heavy losses and a lot of times this was not the case. it was political on both fronts from the vietnamese and from us. >> ok. greg, would you like to take that on? it sounds like your question is about the accuracy of reporting so that the senior commanderca can make good strategic judgment. >> it is an important point. i want to be careful, though, just simply suggesting that the saigon government failed because it was corrupt. i think there