eddie: take out your horn. gavin: it is something eddie wears very proudly. eddie: i want everybody to make a sound with a trumpet in this room. gavin: music has been good to eddie, and he knows it can be good for others too. eddie: i see music as a wonderful gift from the heavens, from god almighty. make a sound for me. see? i knew you could do it, i knew. gavin: our next story is also about using music as power for good in the world. viviana guzman, who travels the world playing the flute, was inspired by this video she captured. it not only changed her life, but hopefully the lives of some endangered creature. one of the great things about paddle boarding is how little you need to do it. there's a board, a paddle, and a wetsuit. when viviana guzman heads out on the water, though, her equipment list is one item longer than most. there is always a flute. viviana guzman: that's what i do. there's just always a flute on me somewhere, somehow. gavin: it's simple, viviana says. she takes a flute everywhere because it has taken her everywhere. viviana: and the fl

eddie: i'm looking for any lights that are visible.looks as though we've got a reversing light on the red jeep that's... narrator: laws and policies are one thing, but ultimately, a great deal depends on the behavior of individuals. and one part of education is helping drivers focus more on safety. eddie: and at the end of the road at the stop sign, i'm going to turn right. so, mirror first, then my signal. my position's good. it's an all-way stop sign. i'm going to gently bring the car to a standstill, reapply the signal... narrator: the running commentary you're hearing is a technique taught to advanced drivers to increase focus and awareness. eddie: and i'm turning onto a street that's 30 miles per hour. there's a car waiting to come out on the right-hand side. the driver's not looking at me yet, so i want to see them turn their head towards me. there it is, we've now had head contact. narrator: eddie wren is the chief instructor of advanced drivers of america. he's a former british police officer, member of the traffic escort for t

de acuerdo con el jefe de la policía, eddie garca, laaprehensinse llevó acabo ayer jueves, después dea ardua investigación porparte dedistintas agencias... el indicó que, después de revisar el video de vigilancia que proporcionó la familia del hoy occiso, lograron identificar al individuo como moonee-mee hendrix,residentede merced... al difundir una imagen del sospechoso entre los detectives, uno de otro departamento logró vincularlo conunrobo que investigaba... justo después de llegar a esa conclusión, el gremio policial fue alertadodeque hendrix estaba intentado vender artculos, que supuestamente portaba durante el asesinato... se emiti una orden de arrresto y el fue detenido en su residencia... ahora la pregunta de varios miembros de la comunidad es por que el hombre estaba libre?... take sot eddie garca jefe de polica, san jos "tenemos esa pregunta, es algo que vamos a tener que explicar nosotros. el tenía 21 años, tenía muchas cosas que ha hecho...violentas en esta comunidad...es una pregunta que vamos a tener que buscar nosotros porque está

you mention how eddie jones might react. do you think he will jettison them straightaway?t to say, because this is unprecedented for england with eddie jones in charge. the two years up until now, since eddiejones took control, have gone pretty seamlessly, just the one defeat and a host of victories. 0n seamlessly, just the one defeat and a host of victories. on and off the field, the players seem to be on message and enjoying themselves. so whatjones does message and enjoying themselves. so what jones does now message and enjoying themselves. so whatjones does now will be interesting. i am told he is not going to make any knee jerk reactions. we will probably get more ofan reactions. we will probably get more of an idea as to where he sees solomona and tuilagi's future in 0ctober, solomona and tuilagi's future in october, when he starts to formalise his squad for the autumn internationals. but given that eddie jones doesn't like to set curfews and likes to give players responsibility, if a player abuses that trust, as appeared to be the case here, it is likely thatjones w

we are talking to eddie wong.'re also monitoring the podium on the lower right hand of your screen in boston, massachusetts, where we expect police to talk soon b about protests. we're going to take a quick pause because there's the mayor. watched and stood for peace and love, not bigotry and hate. except for that guy. and i think it's important for today in our city, there's been a lot of work done to be able to come in and to be able to protest, to be able to express themselves all the way from roxbury community college to boston common, i was at roxbury community college earlier and you can just feel a sense of pride being there. that people are going to come out and make a statement about how great we are in the city of boston, so i want to thank the people that came out today, who came out to share the message of love not hate. to fight back on racism, on antisemitism, on the white suh premists that were comes to the city. i want to thank everyone that came here today. i want to thank everyone who came here a

sot/18:24 eddie dice. nadie queria irse de este departamento.on orque este departamento on estaba pagando lo suficiente para los oficiales y sus familias." ahora, garcia dice que su departamento se ha recuperado. hace un mes, hubo un aumento de 10 por ciento en el sueldo de los oficiales. y se les ha mejorado la pension. 17:50 eddie dice: "estoy bien contento por lo que paso hoy. es algo muy grande para este departamento de policia." y el jefe dice que habra mas dias como este. el senala a las nuevas academias de su departamento, con decenas de cadetes que quieren ser oficiales en san jose. tambien habla sobre los 17 oficiales que han aplicado este ano para regresar a la ciudad, despues de haber renunciado por el sueldo sot/118:57 chief says: "los oficiales que estaban aqui antes quieren regresar a san jose y otros policias quieren ver que es lo que tiene san jose que es tan especial." sot/5:48 kyle says: "its still a great department, and i can't wait to start working here." el oficial burchfeld dice que para el, la placa de san jose nunca perd

of christmasne out vacation, cousin eddie's crazy rv, and they deliver care, they have to fix the rv when it breaks down and had profiles of patients who came in for diagnosis, stage four lung cancer, young people with diabetes who could not get insulin. people are dying in the 30's from complications of diabetes. it is criminal when people do not expand medicaid services to people because of political agendas. thank you. have let's look at what we on for tomorrow show, 8:00, a defense researcher bruce bennett will discuss the upcoming joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korea, the continued tensions in north korea. mean -- 8:30,ross we discussed removing

tonight, former multistate lottery cyber security boss eddie tipton awaiting his sentence. >> do you want to proceed with this guilty plea? >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: tipton pleading guilty in june to fraud for creating secret software to rig the system. >> i wrote software that included code that allowed me to understand, or technically predict, winning numbers. >> reporter: the computer engineer admitting to fixing drawings in colorado, wisconsin, kansas, oklahoma, and iowa. it was this video that tipped investigators to tipton's trail. >> puz a mystery puzzling iowans for years has been solved. >> reporter: tipton himself caught on camera in iowa buying a hot dog and a lotto ticket. that winning $16.5 million ticket. the man in the hoodie finally unmasked. >> eddie tipton has been arrested. >> reporter: tipton now facing 25 years in prison. he's due to be sentenced in iowa on tuesday. his attorneys tell us they expect him to serve between three and four years. >> erielle, thank you. >>> and when we come back, the headline overseas about the future of queen elizabeth. >>> plu

own unique role, comedies in the late '50s and '60s, a huge influence on the work of jim carrey and eddie murphy. who would remake "the nutty professor." through it all, he remained a formidable icon. a key element in "the king of comedy." >> i have a gun. >> reporter: hollywood grew to appreciate him. he never wavered or gave an inch. his tastes shifted, willing to speak his mind. >> i don't care what they write. i'm not going to know about it. >> reporter: on twitter, tributes coming in. jim carrey saying, that fool was no dummy. lewis was an undeniable genius. comedy's absolute. i am because he was. jerry lewis was 91. chris connelly, abc news, chicago. >> chris, thank you. >>> next to politics, new trouble for president trump as he heads back to washington after 17 days away. a new low for the president in three key states that put him over the top. in michigan, only 36% of registered voters say they approve of his performance. in pennsylvania, just 35%. in wisconsin, 34%. can this white house turn those numbers around? here's david wright. >> reporter: tonight, president trump return

eddie murphy was never, ever deputy rectory.t a more macho presence, a more macho persona onstage. it was something that african-americans longed for at that time. >> nobody brought it in the way eddie brought it in. it was like, look, these are my idols too, and they're phenomenal. but watch what i'm doing with what they did. allergy sufferers if you have symptoms like these try new xyzal®. for relief is as effective at hour 24 as hour one. so be wise all take new xyzal®. >>> certain rooms will let you have a little bit more of a pass. a white room is a lot times more quirky. the jokes have to have a wittiness to them. i feel like a lot of times in a black room, you've got to go for it. you've got to go hard. you've got to make sure you are not backing down. you've got to be right there in their face or they will eat you up. but whether you can take your set and go from room to room and not really adjust it, you know you've done it. [ applause ] >> what's the big thing this year? election, colin powell. he should run. he could

eddie's was among 64 million policies sold in the uk, not all of which were mis—sold.tion has been claimed. banks have set aside £37 billion to pay people back. the two—year deadline will encourage victims to make a claim, which they can do themselves, and forfree. claim, which they can do themselves, and for free. but it will also mean more of these, text messages and calls from claims management companies, who offered to do the paperwork, but take a cut of up to one third of any pay—out. paperwork, but take a cut of up to one third of any pay-out. there are a number of customers who don't want to deal with the claim themselves, which suggests that 50% don't want to deal with a bank or building society themselves. it is reasonable then that organisations exist to assist those customers. with the clock ticking, consumer groups a bank should be doing more to help people get their money back. kevin peachey, bbc news. coming up at 6am on breakfast, dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on a bbc investigation

. >>> so now i met eddie, he is fire marshall eddie, he cents a shout-out to me on my facebook page. is so happy to be a fire marshall. >> how long is he? >> one and a half. >> we have a special shout-out to eddie, more than 150 kids participating in the 100th annual baby parade. have fun this weekend down at the shore it's a fantastic time. i'll stop making fun of you rick. i was going to say something. >> that is okay i'm used to it. i'll call my lawyer around 6:00. should we check the "action news" traffic report? >> absolutely. matt pellman. >> delays here in center city are not pint sized. vine street expressway a long line is of crash from the schuylkill to 95 and backing up toward 76 and the vine closes at 11:00 for overfight construction. speeds remain not so hot along 95 and the schuylkill expressway we have the crash on the main line, montgomery avenue at guy golf road and one as you head toward the walt whitman bridge coming out of south jersey on 42 northbound one lane blocked there. the night market in roxborough, and ridge avenue is closed through midnight and great eve

reportero: eddie rodrÍguez dice que en estos momentos la prioridad de las autoridad es salvar vidas,e la controversial ley. el problema es que la gente no va a confiar en lo que dicen las autoridades. agencias por inmigrantes mantienen la expectativa por lo que pueda ocurrir en las prÓximas horas. >> estamos esperando que el juez de una buena decisiÓn. una decisiÓn a favor de nuestra comunidad. reportero: segÚn nos explica eddie rodrÍguez, por ahora estÁ en receso y el gobernador no tiene el poder legal para detener la medida por lo cual la Única esperanza estÁ puesta en las cortes. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. jorge: van con arantxa a ver qÉe hay esta noche. arantxa: jorge, marÍa elena. hay complicaciones en evacuados que estÁn siendo llevados para irving texas, porque en unos refugios se les estÁn pidiendo estampar sus huellas dactilars. ¿cÓmo pueden aplicar para tener ayuda federal de fema sin importar su estatus migratorio? porque sÍ hay opciÓn. y estÁn en el controversial programa 287 g que facilitan las deportaciones, los esperamos esta noche. marÍa elena:

i personally spoke to eddie garcia. he says this kind of activity has gotten worse over the last couple of months and his department is not disrtive conc scene that's becoming common place in the industrial parts of san jose. police chief eddie garcia compared this side show to something out of the movie fast and furious and said the firing of gunshots was something out of the wild wild west. chief garcia says as many as 500 cars throughout the city were involved in this activity. an sjpd detail called the racer enforcement detail or the red team happened to be in the area when this went down, but the group of drivers of so large, they needed help from outside agencies. the morgan hill pd, gilroy pd, and the santa clara sheriff's office all responded. social media attracts drivers from all over the area making these events huge. last night, several citations were issued. cars were inspected and towed and one person was arrested. chief garcia says he recognizes that his department is in a redevelopment mode. they're regr

a railroad built the tunnel that traffic increased greatly in those natural traffic lines and the eddied to transport economically the construction of those two bridges. so the general public and on their way to their busy life rand schedule. today it is just as important to the freight room those large commodities were shipped most easily by rail and with the impact of cold with the decline recently obviously has an ad and the fact but the container of the improvement movie from places like china or indonesia railroads are very bad job part of that. those are there right along the containerships. and with those trucking companies they're still very important and vital part of the transportation. there were several things and i was writing this broken abated interesting the went to a bench in the connection with the titanic. says the overall personal connection with the smaller communities that several years to save 50 or 60 the feeling of the individuals that work for a the railroad is still very deep and part of the reason the pictures that i have came to light and i am forever gratefu

eddie gloud. and white house correspondent anita kumar and from washington chief national correspondent for the "new york times" magazine, mark leibovich. let's start with you, mark. considering you live in our nation's capital and are familiar with the cast of characters including the president of the united states. i think a lot of people will be trying to measure his demeanor or deportment as they used to say, his behavior as president of the united states today in terms of inspiration, leadership for the country in this first national disaster that he has presided over in his presidency. how do you think he is doing? >> well, i mean, i think for starters, the timing of his trip is sort of unprecedented. it's very, very rare to see a president descend so quickly into the middle of a disaster area when, really, the situation remains very unsettled. the worst, you know, may or may not be behind houston. there is obviously a lot of continued rain and a lot of uncertainty there. in a sense, i mean,

sears, reading, being kept afloat by billionaire eddie lambert.oss -- lostars $251 million in the second quarter. the third straight double-digit decline. rising prices and shaking inventories are still having an impact on the u.s. housing market. existing home sells unexpectedly fell in july. .losings were down the and all rate, 5.4 million homes. the median sales price was up to $258,000. in india, noon on executive chairman at infosys. -- a new executive chairman at infosys. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. still ahead, more from jackson hole, wyoming, and our interview with kansas city fed president and host esther george. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am vonnie quinn. mark: the european close is 12 minutes away. all eyes on jackson hole, wyoming. central bankers are gathering. the event is tomorrow when both fed chair janet yellen and ecb president mario draghi are due to speak. , whose as the gathering is reminder that central-bank policy still trumps every thing else. from our berlin studio, richard jones. chris, who is more likely to

we'll talk with eddie scary coming up when the final 5 comes back after this. back after this. . >>> latest white house staff shake-up. president tweeted there is no white house chaos but gone through third white house chief of staff. anthony scaramucci didn't make it two weeks and the latest high profile to be fair to make an exit. washington examiner eddie scary. >> hello >> everything went down on friday and you had your weekend. now it's ever changing. what was your reaction seeing everything that changed >> it's typical of this white house when you have trump as president, who's used to kind of popping off in his way. he doesn't care whether it's friday or monday. he's going to set the agenda. he does it every morning and this has been consistent throughout the campaign. >> let's go to thursday last week, the new yorker piece comes out and if you cover politics, if you live for that sort of th seeing anything have anthony scaramucci and reince priebus and everything else in the white house, how do you think the media handled the frenzy >> they liked it. it

take sot eddie garca jefe de polica, san jos "encontramos lo que nosotros creemos es la pistola que usoulos de ropa que tenía puesto también" cont. vo/david como recordarán, hendrix habría entrado a la licoreria ubicada sobre la calle quimby road en san josé la noche del pasado lunes y le disparo a hieu ly en el pecho cuando este se negó a entregarle dinero en efectivo... hendrix era buscado por violar su libertad condicional, posesion de un arma en público entre otros cargos... algo que dice desconocía la policia previo a este último crimen... take david on cam hoy el enfrentará la ley por el homicidio de ly... por otra lado, la familia, que ya fue notificada del arresto, llevará a cabo una vigilia para recordar su memoria hoy a las 7:30 de la noche... reportando en vivo desde san josé david gonzález noticiero telemundo 48 cesar ---en berkeley la polica busca a dos sujetos que asaltaron a un usuario en la estacin del bart... take vo ---el hecho se report anoche en la estacin "ashby" cuando dos sujetos le propinaron una brutal paliza a un hombre para despojarlo de sus pertenencias... --

eddie baza calvo/(r) guam: "this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader. but at this point, there has been no change in the security situation here in guam." defense secretary james mattis, however, echoed the president's tough talk.he warned that north korea should - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (steve) coming up.. cold and cloudy conditions hitting the bay area... but how long will it last... (catherine) meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete bay area forecast. days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. the safeway anniversary sale! come in and explore! look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to domin

alright, eddie, what do you do for a living?ed crossfit coach, and i actually volunteer at a non-profit crossfit gym. it's amazing to see people be able to achieve their dreams and their goals and to be a part of that is incredible. (audience applauding) - that's great. i'm a member of the not-fit gym, which is right down the street. kathrynn, tell me about yourself. - i am a huge museum nerd. my mother, my grandmother, they taught me how to draw and paint. i was an art major, so i just want to be places where i can be surrounded by beautiful art. - alright, well, that sounds good. we wish you all good luck. it's time to play iwitness. our first round is called, "what just happened?" (audience cheering) i'm gonna show you guys video clips from all over the world, and then ask you questions about those clips. each question will be worth $100, but if you ring in with the wrong answer, your opponents will have one chance to steal. got it? - got it. - alright, in our first clip, we see how man's best friend can also be man's best ho

eddie garca jefe de polica, san jos "encontramos lo que nosotros creemos es la pistola que uso duranterimen y artculos de ropa que tena puesto tambin" sin embargo, el aparente asesino, cuenta un largo historial criminal...uno que incluye violacin de su libertad condicional y posesin de una arma en pblico... eddie garca jefe de polica, san jos "el tena 21 aÑos, tena muchas cosas que ha hecho...violentas en esta comunidad...es una pregunta que vamos a tener que buscar nosotros porque est persona estaba fuera" hoy los hijos del seÑor ly no tuvieron fuerza para hablar ante nuestras cmaras pero dicen que les da tranquilidad que el sujeto este tras las rejas... sot leticia huerta amiga de la vctima "porque no abri mejor la caja...nada ms tena $200 dlares" take david on cam actualmente hendrix enfrenta un cargo por homicidio... en cuanto al seÑor ly, la familia dice que los servicios funerarios se llevarn acabo el prximo martes seguido por la cremacin de sus restos... reportando en vivo desde san jos david gonzlez noticiero telemundo 48. cam pan / cesar --esta noche bomberos combaten un incen

>> accusations he abused her. >> they're broken up you. >> was she married to eddie murphy? i know they had a child together. >> mel b had a child with eddie murphy. >> i think so. >> but i don't think they're ever knowledged. >> he always makes me second guess my knowledge. >> thank you, crystal. >> i don't know if they were married. anyway. >> she is sensitive about the trouble she has had in her marriage. >> because still going through it, going through the proceedings and things. >> so don't joke about it. >> simon cowell did. >> i can imagine this would be like mel b's wedding night, a lot of antics. >> oh. >> not much promise or delivery. >> mel b is out. >> so what did he say? >> it is like your wedding night, a lot of build up and no -- >> basically no pay off. like a lot of anticipation, but no, whatever. so clearly i just think that simon is making a joke, and woe have said that about anybody. like it could have been me, you, anybody sitting next to i and i don't know, to me sort of like it seemed to be like she was doing real housewife, oh, fake outrage, throwing

the nutty professor was remade years later by eddie murphy.t hosted the muscular dystrophy labor day telethon. [video] >> truly his labor of love, lewis's annual 21 and a half hour telephone raised well over $1 billion for muscular dystrophy research project and jerry's kids. the 2011 show was the first without lewis who had an unexplained falling out with organizers. but he received many honors and awards during his career it was a simple plaque given him by president john kennedy that most mirrored his philosophy and touched his heart. it reads, there are only three things that are real. god, human - and laughter. because the first two are beyond our convention we must do the best with our third period to the end, jerry lewis did that. in los angeles, fox news. >> he will be missed. back to politics now. the president with differing reactions to yesterday's massive boston demonstration on twitter. first tweeted" looks like many anti-police agitators in boston. police are looking tough and smart. thank you. in an hour and and a half later he

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have foreigners walking up to me going, eddy murphy, [ bleep ] you! black mother [ bleep ]. >> i saw eddie murphys "raw" and "delirious" when i was really little, like when i was in second grade. and i even knew then that he nasty, naughty, not supposed to be saying any of that. those are bad, bad words and it's hilarious. >> watch the "bill cosby show"? i do too. i love bill cosby's show. never met the man but he called me up and chastised me for being too dirty. i was pissed off. i was so mad so i called richard pryor's house up and i said, richard, bill cosby just called me and said i was too dirty. he said, do the people laugh at what you say? yes. do you get paid? yes. i he said, tell bill i said have a coke and a smile and shut the [ bleep ] up. l flavors, no artificial preservatives in any of the food we sell. we believe in real food. whole foods market. no splashing! wait so you got rid of verizon, just like that? uh-huh. i switched to t-mobile, kept my phone-everything on it- -oh, they even paid it off! wow! yeah. it's nice that every bad dec

guam's governor eddie calvo is especially sensitive to the threat of military escalation. eddie calvomayor of guam "the last thing we want to see is a death of thousands, if not millions of north koreans. a war in the korean peninsula, a war in east asia, the western pacific would be a tragedy."a south korean presidential spokesman says his country and the u-s will continue to work together in an attempt to maintain securitypresident trump also says the u-s will "always consider negotiations" with north korea.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( mark ) a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy is facing a new charge related to the oakland police sex scandal. alameda county prosecutors have filed a new felony sex charge against ricardo perez. he had previously been ordered to stand trial on several other charges. perez is accused of having sex with jasmin abuslin when she was a minor.. abuslin was formerly known as celeste guap. perez is just one of several former officers facing charges. ( mark ) google cancels a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees over harassment f

guam's governor eddie calvo is especially sensitive to the threat of military escalation. eddie calvomayor of guam "the last thing we want to see is a death of thousands, if not millions of north koreans. a war in the korean peninsula, a war in east asia, the western pacific would be a tragedy."a south korean presidential spokesman says his country and the u-s will continue to work together in an attempt to maintain securitypresident trump also says the u-s will "always consider negotiations" with north korea.i'm john lorinc reporting. (mark) president donald trump is suggesting that the senate's top republican should step aside if he can't pass trump's legislative agenda. president trump sent a series of tweets about senate majority leader mitch mcconnell.... calling his failure to pass an "obamacare" repeal a disgrace. he says if lawmakers don't move on health care, plus advance a tax and infrastructure plan, he will weigh in about whether mcconnell should remain leader. mcconnell says the president is new to washington and does not realize how difficult it is to pass le

eddie garcia/san jose police chiefa seasoned gang detective compared the surveillance video from the homicide to a photo of the burglarly suspect and thought it was the same person. the suspect happened to be on probation in santa clara county for posession of an illegal firearm.ly leaves behind his wife and four adult sons. lulu montezhe was a wonderful, humble man, nothing fancy. the most (vicki)in the north bay residents of an apartment complex are learning they may have a new neighbor that could pose a danger. kron 4's ella sogomonian is in ronhert park where police are warning tenants of a high risk sex offender moving into their building. sot: ella sogomonian, rohnert park// "ronhert park police have posted notices beside apartment doors at the mcdouall complex on college view drive - notfiying them of a new neighbor.33-year-old daniel patrick cilley is a registered sex offender planning to permanently relocate from los angeles to the north bay city.he is staying with family at the mcdouall apartments in the meantime.police are letting neighbors know as directed by megan's law

it was mis—sold to people like eddie. he fought a three—year battle to get his money back.nt they ended up paying me was a four figure sum. i had an account with this bank from when i was a little kid, i had my home insurance with them, i had my mortgage with them, i had pretty much everything with them and obviously i don't have that any more because there is a definite distrust between me and the bank i was with. eddie's were among the 64 million policies sold in the uk, not all of which were mis—sold. so far 12 million people have claimed a total of £27 billion in compensation. banks have set aside more than £37 billion to pay people back. a lot of our work over the last few years has shown that this was in fact mis—sold on an industrial scale. so however those numbers go, we think there are millions of people out there who are probably still owed thousands of pounds. the two year deadline will encourage victims to make a claim, which they can do themselves and forfree. but it also means more of these, text messages and calls from claims management companies who will off

eddie perkins has moves you should make right now. might bring a storm or two? tell us about it. >> sure. it is important for investors not to let the slow periods, doldrums of august force you into sense of complacency. it is good time to be patient and cash ready to go opportunities present themselves. we have unprecedented low volatility, that continues with everybody on vacation. look for stocks that traded off. some of the stocks that worked very well end of last year, lagged this year, some trump trade stocks benefit from tax reform. some more cyclical stocks, some yield stocks, that have lagged. that is where i would be sharpening my pencil and putting money to work. melissa: do you have names -- liz: do you have names right now that seem to be bargains at the moment? >> cr robinson. they are a major trucking firm. a play on industrial production. the stock at 52-week low. high quality, high return on investment capital, high growth company with great technology and high tax rate. so if there is corporate tax reform they will b

lincoln in the early 1850s had a beloved son namedded edward, eddie, who died. a child, very young and mary was inconsolable and so lincoln was. lincoln suffered from depression. but here's what i take away from it. mary was so inconsolable she wouldn't eat, and lincoln said, -- he comforts her. he extends his sympathy. this is lincoln who is a depresssive overcoming his depresssive out of empathy for this wife. i think it's a really important episode in his emotional life. >> host: i agree. it's very -- we dish want to make sure there are time for questions so sort of get to the periphery of the room and microphones, i think there's one. let me just ask questions and as you come up. so, you write, lincoln's political education was long but his moment of awakening was sudden. and i just wonder if you can just talk about that sudden awakening. you can either read from it or tell is, whichever you prefer. >> guest: well, if you can show me what i've read i'll try to remember it. >> host: i think this is here. >> guest: at the end. >> host: at the end, the last par

eddie: he has been very cagey over the past few weeks. he hasn't said much at all.hile other ministers have come out saying they're are very happy with a transitional u.k. afteror the boris johnson has not said very much anything on this. he has been silenced. he has been away in australia, but the last couple of weeks there has been little from him. question is, is he just biding his time? will he follow my with the rest was the deal is clear? or will he come out and say something to oppose this entire transitional deal? it is not clear yet. nejra: it suggest he's support a harder stance on the u.k.'s departure. thank you so much. still ahead, ubs is considering a big increase for its equity research. other banks also considering policies. a look at how they're all trying to get around new eu regulations. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live in bloomberg world headquarters. the european close is just minutes away. consideringto be charging clients $40,000 a year for access to basic equity research. that is according to people with knowledge of the matter. this is in t

>> more luxurious than a tent, uncle eddie drove one in "national lampoon's christmas vacation." >> aamper, an rv. >> i was going to say camper as my second guess. >> so they're very much back in style. they're not associated with retirees anymore. millennials are buying them. last year, 430,000 rvs were sold, 15% higher than the previous year, this 450,000 rvs are expected to be sold. >> that because they're beggigg than most studio apartments in new york city? time for the come back. >> next clue, ready? >> mm-hm. >> i'm lovin' it. >> every dollar. >> the dollar menu! >> yes, the dollar menu. diane's getting all of them ♪ bum, bum, bum, bum, bum in my town there is an mcdonalds that was converted from an old mansion, when you say mcmansion, that's what i'm picturing. >> the dollar menu's coming back? >> it's coming back. it went away, people went crazy, they did variations of it, but they're bringing it back reportedly later this year or into 2018. you'll items priced at and 3 d$3 and they're cage eon t they will be. >> you get one french fry. >> more like that, i think. >> maybe i

but on the left bernice eddy came from a town of less than 200 in west virginia and worked through ph.d. at the university of cincinnati and dismoferred 1960s that the reese's monkey kidney cell harbored a particular monkey virus that caused a uniformly fatal cancer in her laboratory hamsters. she alerted her boss, and silenced and finally put to work in what was a supply wroom one staffer. this an she put u up with the punishment mead amazing sting power. the only was "the national enquirer" that got the story right and pole owe vaccine to cover up yes there was this particular virus sb40 in the vaccine and no one knew in the long-term what had it might do to carbon cancer and it was very clear it caused cancer in eddy hamsters and clear that scrape themselves from a human being cheek it would cause cancer in those. regulators got worried. they moved to another monkey species in 1963 for producing polio vaccine going forward. looked at all of this and thought what the he can. why don't we get cells from one, clean normal fetus and they were multiplying in the the lab and we can use the

san jose police chief eddie garcia. this is a photo of the victim, charlie ly. by all accounts a beloved figure in the community he serves. customers have been stopping by his store all week to pay their respects. his brother told will tran earlier this week that ly had survived several robberies and attempted robberies over the years.(rob live) the arrest of his alleged killer comes as charlie ly is set to be memorialized this evening at his store at 2860 quimby road. the memorial will go on as scheduled. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) and we first told you about today's arrest - through a push alert that we sent out this morning. make sure to download the free kron four mobile app to get the latest breaking news sent directly to your phone. (vicki) and we are tracking some breaking news at five. crews are battling a fast moving wildfire... in napa county that has prompted mandatory evacuations. this is happening near lake berryessa - at highway 128 and sage canyon road. the fire broke out around one

i've got foreigners, eddie murphy, [ bleep ] [ bleep ] i love it. ]. >> i saw eddie murphy's raw and delirious when i was really little. i knew then, he nasty. he naughty. he's not suppose to be saying any of that. those are bad, bad words, and it's hilarious. >> you watch the bill cosby show. i do too. he called me up about a year ago and chastised me on the phone for being too dirty. >> i was so mad i called richard pryor's house, i told him who called. do people laugh what you say, do you get ? tell bill i said have a coke and a smile and shut up. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. it's

it is interesting that marks about things he might have about being president, while eddie doesn't sort. they have got to watch what they do one of the terrifying things as you can get on social media by now how you can kill people with their ban. that has influence people and it is called people. off the grid is my solution to it all. the daily mail, i was wondering where this was going to come up because did you watch the documentary is celebrating... i've not seen them because i have been away. but i have been very lucky enough to meet both diana princess of wales. oh, yes and what your thoughts? she was extraordinary she was different, she changed the royal family. i think she would be quite horrified to know that this very bad marriage, and it was a very bad marriage, and it was a very bad marriage, but there are millions of people in this country have had a very bad marriage, now comes tumbling out, some of it is true.|j don't think she would be horrified, if you read the sunday times magazine today where he talks about how he

come away from home, score three goals, were nearly there in terms of the 83rd unit i think it was eddie so bitterly disappointed. i am always trying to look for the positives. liverpool's season starts at watford tomorrow, but they're already in a battle to keep hold of star player phillipe coutinho. the brazilian midfielder responded to the club saying they won't sell him to barcelona by handing in a transfer request. earlier today, liverpool denied reports he'd put in the request and have already rejected a bid of £90 million from barcelona saying he was "definitively" not for sale. it was a fascinating, but ultimately disappointing, day for britain at the world athletics championships in london. mo farah‘s10,000m gold is still the team's only medal as they suffered another case of fourth—itis. 0lly foster has been following the action for us and i spoke to him at the close of the evening session. it has become a bit of a recurring theme. we would love to speak about firsts, seconds and thirds. tonight the british team, i can give you a fourth, fifth and sixth. the final event on the

i spoke to eddie garcia. he says this kind of activity has gotten worse over the last couple of months and his department isn't taking this lightly. it's a disruptive concerning scene that's becoming common place in the industrial parts of san jose. police chief eddie garcia compared this side show to something out of the movie fast and furious and said the firing of gunshots here was something out of the wild wild west. this video was from last night. chief garcia says as many as 500 cars throughout the city were involved in this activity. an sjpd detail called the racer enforcement detail happened to be in the area when this went down, but the group was so large they needed help from outside agencies. chp san jose, chp gilroy and the santa clara sheriff's office all responded. last night, several citations were issued, cars were inspected and towed and one person was arrested. chief garcia says he realizes his department is recovering and regrowing, but they still keep these side shows and cracking down on

that's so anyway, come on over, stab eddie-stab eddie. it's going to be great. i am a catholic.i'm so busy, i hardly make it to church any more. it's what we catholics call, "holy ghosting." ( laughter ) and what i miss most about my church is confession. so if you don't mind, i'd like to confess to you, my audience. you won't tell anybody, right? >> audience: of course not! >> stephen: great. this is stephen colbert's "midnight confessions!" ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) standard disclaimer: i don't know if these are technically sins, but i do feel bad about them. okay, rile be right back. ♪ ♪ forgive me audience. after everything he's seen me do, if my dog could talk, i don't think we'd be on speaking terms. ( laughter ) audience, audience, if i like a photo of your baby on facebook, it's not because it's cute. it's because i'm imagining how you made that baby. ( laughter ) ( applause ) good job, by the way. good job. i didn't think you could mack a baby that way. audience, i hate it when people talk in movies, but i still think i should be allowed to hum the "jeopardy"

the church's growing field of marijuana - a crop these believers say is their sacrament - heidi and eddyjust the opposite.according to them, they called law enforcement for help when the on-site reverend informed them that a man who'd volunteered to help tend the pot fields - got violent, pulled out a gun and started pulling up plants.for eddy lepp...the shootout between that man that left him dead and the deputies now in fair condition...is a sad example of how his supreme court recognized religion and its sacrament aren't taken seriously."they do tend to laugh it off every a cannabis church calls. and obviously they kind of laughed this one off...two officers went up there knowing the gentleman had a gun. they weren't wearing protective vests. they weren't wearing protective clothing." "i'm not putting blame on the officers tfhemselves...but on the organization in general...but to dismiss anybody calling in is just wrong.""we're not asking for special favors. we're not asking that we get treated better than anybody else or be given special exceptions. what we're just asking is that our

they are driving around in an of christmasne out vacation, cousin eddie's crazy rv, and they deliver care, they have to fix the rv when it breaks down and had profiles of patients who came in for diagnosis, stage four lung cancer, young people with diabetes who could not get insulin. people are dying in the 30's from complications of diabetes. it is criminal when people do not expand medicaid services to people because of political agendas. thank you. have let's look at what we on for tomorrow show, 8:00, a defense researcher bruce bennett will discuss the upcoming joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korea, the continued tensions in north korea. mean -- 8:30,ross we discussed removing confederate monuments and a night :00, democrats faced challenges going into the 2018 elections. that is tomorrow. that will do it for the program today. thank you for making "washington journal" a part of your saturday morning. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content