duane: right. vince: i'm saying it could have been catastrophic beyond the level of -- duane: so that report got out immediately of course. it took some weeks, but they rounded up everybody in southeast asia and the whole cell was wrapped up. i feel like that above any single thing made it worthwhile for the entire team to send it in, because we do not know how many sailors could have been killed. there were other targets, international targets they were going to go after as well. vince: and people may know the name padilla as well. and you did not know at the time that what you got would actually lead to that. duane: al qaeda, believe it or not, they are very bureaucratic in their keeping notes and things, keeping track. they have an application form for those that want to become a member. and so they had, he had applied and we had boxes of stuff we had gotten at the governor's compound that had been held by the taliban and al qaeda before we moved in. there was stuff they had not gotten rid of. w

"duane bailey. councilman. citizen. puggle breeder." because they're a different mix of breeds, just like america. i like what he's saying, claire. he isn't saying anything. look at his... we need a stop sign at our intersection. everyone says that, but pretty soon, we're stopping at every single corner.

is this your first duane? from "the last picture show." >> jimmy: okay, yeah. you probably had more duanes than anybody. >> i've had a few. the cool thing about this one, duane steinbrink, the guy that i play who's the former head of the wild land division chief from prescott. he was around, and he was very gung ho about our movie. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> wanted to tell the story properly. i got to hang out with him. >> jimmy: nice. >> one of the interesting aspects of this guy, is on the side he had a country band. called the rusty pistols. >> jimmy: is that got to -- >> that's part of our movie. >> jimmy: right, right. >> we used the real rusty pistols. >> those guys were the real rusty pistols? >> yeah, my buddy t-bone burnett, he recorded us. we had a great time doing that. >> jimmy: is that -- you've sung in a number of movies. have you ever written a song for one of your movies? >> i wrote a tune. for "king kong." [ laughter ] i was in "king kong." >> jimmy: right, of course. >> '76. >> jimmy: the good

his dad will go by duane. and his mom patty.ll me what blake was like as a kid. >> he was a very intelligent boy, a lot of fun, just bright eyed. >> he loves music. he loves movies. likes to read about history. if he had a preference he would be plugged into a video game or texting on his cell phone. >> when blake was 12 years old patty and duane gave him his first smartphone to keep tabs on his whereabouts. but the phone's unfettered access to the internet became a gateway. when you're 14 in middle school, how many kids had cell phones? >> almost every person did. >> what kinds of things did everybody do on cell phones? >> instagram, facebook, youtube videos. >> did you ever look at sexual stuff? >> yeah, a few times, just normal like pornography and things like that. >> blake's curiosity wasn't unusual. by the time they turn 15 more than half of teens, the vast majority of them boys, have looked up pornography online. but two years ago when blake was 14 his exploration went a step further. using his cell phone he took pictures

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once a week after school duane drops blake off for group therapy with other juvenile sex offenders and him outside. do you have any idea what they talk about in treatment? >> we can't be in the session along with him, so it's frustrating as can be. you know, he gets frustrated with it because it doesn't seem like he's moving forward. >> it seems like a lot of pressure for a kid. >> i think it's really hard. he looks for us, you know, for help, and we're not able to really give it to him. it's hard for you as a parent to know that they're struggling like that. >> to be deemed rehabilitated, blake needs to pass a series of polygraphs or lie detector tests. but according to blake's attorney, jade rosenfelt, it's a flawed system. why polygraphs? >> historically, they're used to make sure that an offender is disclosing anything and everything they've ever done that would be considered sexually deviant. many juveniles have a hard time passing these polygraphs, especially when they're not even really that reliable. they're not admissible in court, but yet they're used in sex offender treatmen

duane johnson full practice after missing last week's game with a concussion. >> how much did you like missing time? >> i didn't like it. i feel fresh, rejuvenated and ready to get out there. >> you're fresh. >> i'm fresh, man. i think i'll be a different animal. >> ronald darby returned for the first time since dislocating an ankle week one. unclear if he will play monday. >> we have a full night of football month. countdown 8:00, game at 8:30. >> one half of the world is set. l.a. dodgers headed to the classic. t.k. hernandez does it all. three full runs to the game. same to reggie jackson. la wins 11-1. dodgers await the astro series. penn state fans camp out for the whiteout game against michigan. feel bad for the kids out there. students have been out there for several days. >> they have been doing that at penn state for years. >> to be a college kid again. no responsibility. >> all right. the reflecting pool at the horde culture center in fair mount park was all aglow tonight. this was the future for tonight's fundraiser to benefit the fair mount park cfers si. the fraternal orde

duane johnson full practice after missing last week's game with a concussion. >> how much did you likeime? >> i didn't like it. i feel fresh, rejuvenated and ready to get out there. >> you're fresh. >> i'm fresh, man. i think i'll be a different animal. >> ronald darby returned for the first time since dislocating an ankle week one. unclear if he will play monday. >> we have a full night of football month. countdown 8:00, game at 8:30. we'll talk baseball after the break. ♪ ♪ paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we're coming back. >> one half of the world is set. l.a. dodgers headed to the classic. t.k. hernand

we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town council voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway? 22,000... ish. my company adver-- used to advertise with that newspaper. and how am i angry and unlikable?

texan duane brown said he's not surprised by the comments. >> this is the view of player/owner relationship. this is how you view us. this is -- you get out of line, you're an inmate. >> mcnair apologized twice and met with the players. brown said that it went not too well. >>> coming up on "morning news" now, a congressman's penance. why representative walter jones has written thousands of families of fallen troops. >>> and rose mcgowan speak out publicly for the first time in the harvey weinstein scandal. this is the "cbs morning news." finish jet-dry dries them better dishwasher? and with the brillant results from a bosch dishwasher, your dishes emerge so clean and dry, you'll need a new use for your kitchen towel. finish jet-dry and bosch. for cleaner, drier dishes. aswitch to new pantene light as air foam conditioner, full of rich pro-v nutrients. for 100% conditioning, 0% weight new pantene foam conditioner. psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? ♪ watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ♪ think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please.

pro basketball player sat down with rachel nichols with teammate duane wade.d him the cheapest guy in the nba. he agreed. >> he really is like his character in the movie train wreck. he was playing a really frugal guy. that's how you stay rich. >> he uses pandora without commercials, well worth it. >> heard that, lebron. >> coming up super heroes in colorado and players meet face to face. must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah. t stuff in the laundry room right now? ok. do your athletes bring home big odors? tide sport is super concentrated to beat even... ...the toughest stains and odors. hey, buddy! hey. woo! somebody ran laps. yup the new tide sport collection. it's got to be tide. bob jimmy dean day breakfast sandwich. the real eggs, sausage, and cheese fill him up with goodness, so he gives his umbrella to nancy, which makes hank smile, which makes everyone's ride better. with jimmy dean, good mornings lead to great days. cnarrator: ed gillespie a

. >> reporter: texans left tackle duane brown called the comment disrespectful. >> this is the view as player- owner relationship. this is how you view us. this is-- you get out of line, you're an inmate. >> reporter: on sunday, mcnair met with players and issued a second apology saying in a statement, "i was not referring to our players when i made a very regretful comment. i was referring to the relationship between the league office and team owners." but players across the n.f.l. have reacted strongly. seattle seahawks cornerback richard sherman tweeted "don't apologize, you meant what you izid. showing true colors allows people to see you for who you are." and brian orokpo, a linebacker for the tennessee titans, "that is how they really feel, huh. those words out of this man's mouth is infuriating to me and the rest of my brothers in this league." the conflict comes at a crucial time for the n.f.l. which as been in talks with players about concerns over issues like racial injustice. there is concern have led players across the league to kneel for the national anthem. critics call t

what is next for duane the rock johnson. how about a run for the white house?ou were watching trainspotting. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. cheryl: a nice ring to it? the president has a really nice ring to it. that's a boxer said at an event that alleys, con over the weekend. fans have taken this to mean the rock is not ruled out a run for the white house after he told "vanity fair" he's not running for office is a great opportunity to help people. wait and see what the rock is cooking closer to 2020. probably a few multimillion dollar movies to make a train now and then. lauren: interesting to see who's actually running. a wet start to the workweek. heavy rain hitt

after the houston texans sent duane brown to the seattle seahawks to finally provide seattle with the)who says the nfl never has any trades? after the houston texans sent duane brown to the seattle seahawks to finally provide seattle with the left tackle it had sought for years, the new england patriots and san francisco 49ers consummated a stunning trade on monday. the 0-8 niners were expected to target their quarterback of the future this offseason, but they've made a move earlier than anybody expected in trading their 2018 second- round pick to the patriots for quarterback jimmy garoppolo. the short-term ramifications of the garoppolo deal aren't much -- the 49ers are all but eliminated from the playoffs and garoppolo wasn't playing behind tom brady in new england -- but there are huge reverberations for a number of players and teams across the league that will be felt in the months and years to come. let's break them down and trace the dominoes of the garoppolo deal:jimmy g's fit in san franciscoand let's start with the one player to actually change hands in the deal. the 49ers to

my name is duane. i'm -- i'm with the national organization of black law enforcement.it's the largest organization without the country. we all agree on one thing. one thing, that we do not want to see federal laws and regulation we can, we want to see them strengthen. i want to offer my condolences and prayers to the families in las vegas, those who have lost loved ones. we keep saying about this is the next one. sadly enough, since sandy hook in 2012 there have been over 1500 mass shootings of this nation. again, since 2012 in sandy hook, 1500 plus mass shootings. as my mom would say, we know we have to do something to change this. secondly, from a law-enforcement standpoint we know that amount of strain to serve in that capacity. look at these shootings the one common thing we came down to an law-enforcement is that we as a proof fashion need your help. we need your help as the american public and officials to provide the best possible environment for law enforcement. the standalone we know that over 30 people, maybe as high as 90 people are going to die this day alo

odell beckham, duane hearse, and others all out for the year. who will step in their place?ming off a bye. we'll see if trevor siemian can continue his strong start leading the broncos to a 3-1 start. it all starts with ri >>> we're back this morning. a man is in the hospital after prince georges county says he was shot. another student was assaulted. this was the scene last night near the campus. police are searching for the suspect and we're told both students okay. >>> d.c. fire officials investigating this story at a three-story abandoned apartment building. we're told two people were pulled out by firefighters. "news4's" derrick ward will have a live update coming up. >>> the death toll for the scorching california wildfires have reached 40 and still at least 200 people are missing. thousands of firefighters are battling the fires right now across the famed napa valley wine country and they're hoping calmer winds will help out today. >>> hey, hey, 9:32 onmorning. thank you so much for being with us on this sunday morning. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm an guys go. it's a little

duane harrison, thanks for coming on. >> no problem. >> you heard the song from somewhere, didn't knoware from a small community and we will continue to do. jillian: you talked to your son's football team. what do you tell him and the rest of the players? do you watch football sunday and talk to him about that? >> something we all do, never been a question about it. rob: you are a patriots fan? is that your team? different from a lot of other teams. >> hopefully they keep up with that. >> what about the players who neil during the national anthem. >> that is their choice. my choice is to stand. rob: you are doing the work, a tough job. you are at a weird angle. you hear the song come on come you have coworkers with you, was a spontaneous. are you doing it together? can you tell us how you got there? >> all three of us heard it, wasn't talked about. that is what we did. jillian: what does the national and when the flag mean to you? are you surprised by this attention? >> it is a respect to me. i respect the flag, our soldiers, veterans, i will continue doing what i do. jillian: are you

i bought these for 20 dollars at duane reade. you have to do this.g so much wine i worked out at venice beach. did you ever go to venice beach. i was there doing pull-ups in the beach. my eyes, my eyes. sprints and polyps on the beach. i'm sure our viewers are welcoming back. that's why we love you. closing bell. six minutes away. the five session winning streak in peril right now. now we are down to 46 points. we will see what happens. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can . . . . alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. ♪ liz: a lot of investors are waiting. they say the passage of tax reform or even just a tax cut will be a huge boost to the bulls. so why is everybody so worried? jason rotman, with lido isle advisors. where do you stand on this? if i have one more person say yeah, but, we had record after record after rec

left tackle duane brown said he wasn't sure if he would even play on sunday in the game at seattle. >> we put our bodies and minds on the line every time we step on the field. to use an analogy like inmates in a prison, -- >> video of marchand lynch, the raiders running back practicing with the oakland tech football team during his suspension it turns out that his old school violated cif rules by letting a 31-year-old man practice with kids ninth through 12th grade, dmz reported that the school is expecting some kind of punishment. the cif hasn't returned our message inquiring about the punishment. so no lynch on sunday against one of his former teams, the buffalo bills, kickoff set for 10 am. i will be in buffalo for the fifth quarter post game show. don't expect to see eric read in his familiar safety position with the niners. he took snaps against the cowboys as a linebacker. his spot has been taken over. he will be a free agent at the end of the season. he is a businessman.>> i asked them, can you tell me if i will be here next year to play the position, they told me no. he doesn'

outraged they decided to stay for practice with the exception of deandre hopkins and according to duanerown, the team doesn't consider the issue resolved. >> we put our bodies an minds on the line every time we step on the field and to use an analogy of in mates in the prison, that is -- when that happens, there is a thousand emotions going through your mind and obviously one is emotion is to [ inaudible ] completely. but we decided to go to work. the situation is not over. >> mcnair did apologize saying he used a figure of speech that was never meant to be taken literally. >>> game three of the world series in houston, the astros on the board first. thanks to a homer for gurriel that got minute maid park into the game early. the crowd goes wild in the second inning. and stellar pitching for the astros own the night with brad peacock out of the bull pen for the first ever career save. the astros win 5-3 and take a 2-1 lead in the series. but to the big win is being over shadowed by what many are interpreting as a racist gesture but gurriel after his home run aimed at yu darvish and he s

. >> sheriff duane piper says it took eight officers to bring him down. >> the problem for law enforcements and extremists become vigilantes, taking matters into their own hands based on their own ideologies. >> about a third of the building has been blown away. >> while silverback says his militia never would, there are plenty of instances where others already have. >> authorities say he confessed to what he described as an assassination designed to, quote, wake people up. >> since 2001, right wing extremists have been responsible for almost 50 deaths in attacks on law enforcement -- >> two police officers and one civilian shot dead. >> immigrants. >> federal prosecutors announced charges in a planned attack on a so maly immigrant community in kansas. >> judges. >> police describe marks as a member of the sovereign citizens movement, an anti-government group that the fbi considers a top domestic terrorist threat. >> so where is that line between preparing and acting? how far would even this militia be willing to go? money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high com

he plugs in for about 30 minutes, then rob af duane is ready to go.s for this particular model. for a truck loving guy who says he thought electric cars were in his words a joke he's really come around on his nissan leave. in the next ten, 20 years gasoline cars are going to be so old and obsolete it's not so funny. they r working on a bill to ban all vehicles who use gas or diesel by the year 2040 make the obsolete. it's an ambition environmental milestone even by california standards, but is it diddable? the state's air re sources board says yes much it's very likely in 2040 that in california virtually all the cars sold would be zero emission vehicles. sedan sterling says in the last three months much of the international community has embraced electric. he says china, india and some yeurn countries have already adopted the 2040 goavment electric vehicles are going to dominate the light duty vehicles in the future. it's really just a question of time. but today electric cars make up less than 2 percent of vehicles on the road, according to sterling

so duane tweeted my wife is one strong individual. >> and she s hey, jen. >> tiff ' seen the previewsuntain between us. you saw it? >> i loved it. i thought it was good. hey, and guess what? is it a date movie? is it a take your girlfriends to see movie? he's going to talk to us about what he thinks and why you might need a blanky. >> sue, i need a specific forecast, not for cape may. are you nuts? >> happy. >> hey, that's cape may. but i'm going to be saturday all day tomorrow hosting the roxborough festival on ridge avenue. can you give me a specific ridge avenue forecast for tomorrow? >> in 15 seconds. >>> okay, we're going to start off with a look at cape may new jersey, gorgeous, the classic victorian houses, still summary, i guess dreams of sumner cape may. this weekend, much needed rain, and watching nate, all of that our weather headlines this morning, starting off with 69 degrees in philadelphia, but we've reached the 70s, in wildwood, and cape may, and atlantic city and milville and down in dover. so, now mike has got an event tomorrow. >> that's great. >> tomorrow is your r

ask jim duan dubbins who represd the united states in 2001 bomb cnference to establish a new government, asked him who saved the day and he'll tell you yours truly. >> rose: being you? yeah. ( laughter ) >> rose: can we make one historical point i learned backstage, when saddam was invading kuwait, he wanted iran to join him? >> yes, he did. >> rose: and suggested that if he was successful that iran and kuwait. >> and iraq. >> rose: -- and iraq would share the spoils of all the -- >> yes, and he sent all his fighter jets to iran to prove his sincerity, but we didn't take the bait. >> rose: you joined the coalition against him. >> we didn't join the coalition against him but we helped kuwait. we were the first country to condemn iraqi invasion of kuwait even before the gcc did. these are important historical facts for people to remember. >> rose: characterize the relationship with the united states today. >> do i need to? ( laughter ) >> rose: yes, please. well, i think the united states is making a strategic mistake of sending a message to the world that it is not reliable as a negotiat

duane raid's reaction right there says it all. wow. a celtics player badly injured in last night's season opener. we will explain all of that when we come right back. hey, bob kelly? >> good morning, 4:1 4:11, hump day, still a lot of construction out there. let's say good morning to the ben franklin parkway. looking good downtown philly. suebe is back and has your forecast when we come right back. while others just cook, at college inn we craft a deeper, richer broth because every detail matters. we carefully select our all-natural chicken and farm grown vegetables, purposefully blend the most flavorful herbs and spices, and finish with a long, slow simmer. the savory taste of college inn broth is the detail that helps you make any dish, and every meal delicious. college inn, delicious is in the details. >> welcome back, about to click over to 4:15 on our wednesday morning halfway through this week, sue, i've hazing news today, it is national chocolate cupcake day. >> yeah! well we'll wait for the delivery. i'll treat. that sound wond

. >> the president also tweeted duane the swamp should be changed to drain the sewer. >> something thatl the franchises is you keep repeating the same lines over and over until someone listens. we saw it with stripper gate in new jersey. we saw it with book gate in new york. just stay on message, and if you keep repeating it, then it will sink in. >> all right. final tweet from the president, what about all the contact with the clinton campaign and the russians? also, is it true that the dnc would not let the fbi in to look. >> okay. well, this is -- well, there's a few things there. he does remind me sometimes of first season-wife who will say anything to stay on the show, but bringing up former housewives who are no longer on the show is often very effective. they don't have a voice, so when he brings up hillary clinton, she's not on the show anymore, but it's still an effective tool to get people to think of, you know, other things, former housewives. listen, i will say the housewives are entertainment, and that's what they're meant for. this all is distracting nonsense from what's r

in the global investors, we have a global strategist neil duane who will be here in london to talk about willd what the ecb be sending out on thursday, at least. and we will get some clarity on when they have that. yvonne: extensions and cutting the bond purchases as well. rishaad: it does seem to be. and looking at global markets as a whole. and last but not least, going over to tokyo because there is a motor show going on. we will be talking to mitsubishi motors coo. that is daybreak: asia. back to betty. yvonne: looking forward to that. that is it for daybreak asia and a market coverage continues with rish and haidi. this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. rishaad: 9:00 a.m. i

duane's conference cabins, west virginia.he president is coming out in 20 minutes or so at 10:30 a.m. eastern time. go ahead. caller: i will make these two points. number 1 -- no one should be able to buy semi automatic weapons. not a $30,000 or $100,000. we all know that because human nature -- sometimes human nature snaps because something was done to them or something that happened to them. secondly and lastly, our government -- people can talk and say all they want. ,echnically in certain cases they are circumventing the enforcement of the law and the constitution and they would like to make everybody believe differently, but they are. i've had dealings with them at the fbi level where they wouldn't answer the phone. they would not answer their door. they would not even bother to find out what was going on or what might've been going on, which is their responsibility to the american citizenry. as the only comments i have to make. host: let's hear from glenn now. glenn is from lancaster, california. caller: good morning. i

the beginning about the 82% uptake of generic drugs is because at the pharmacy level, walgreens or duane reade or cvs, can substitute. your doctor prescribes lipitor, a cholesterol lowering drug, the pharmacist can substitute generic drugs without asking your permission. here's your bottle, without asking the doctor's permission. that's one of the key elements of hatch/waxman that's led to higher uptake in this country compared to other countries of generic drugs. the bpci is not as strong on that point. so a lot of states at the behest of local companies have created barriers where you have to ask the doctor's permission or the patient's permission or both or go through a bunch of other hoops before you can get the biosimilar prescription. in that way, competition has been inhibited at the state and local level for biosimilar drugs. so we have alluded to a number of the ideas that we talked about in this paper for how you can actually increase competition in prescription drugs and therefore lower prices. some of the things i haven't highlighted yet that i would encourage you to think ab