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some times these eits worked, sometimes they did not. the point was always to keep the enemy off balance. guessing what you do. you don't broadcast what you will do. you keep them guessing and off balance. if you approve eits, you don't have to use them but it will make the enemy second guess before they act that they might be subjected to them. >> if we think they have information that may save the lives of americans, i'm sure if your kids were kidnapped and you caught one of the people that kidnapped your kids, i bet you'd probably do everything in your power to get the information about where your child is, wouldn't you? >> look, the community is muslims who believe in a messiah has been clear ta we want our americans to be safe. at the same time we also uphold the united states constitution. we're a nation of laws. and as a nation of laws, we don't stoop down -- >> a nation of laws but these are enemy combatants that have declared war on us. the 9/11 commission report. >> absolutely. >> let me ask the question this way. >> yes. >> th

. >> its are eit's been a that wak already. 30s in many spots and a couple mid-30s sprinkled in here the east bay, as well as the north bay. 39 degrees in livermore and oakland and 46 in sunnyvale and in san francisco now it is 48 degrees. heading into the afternoon, expect highs in the mid-60s in los gatos and san jose and 69 degrees the castro will be at 64 and we'll have some low 70s in santa rosa while napa tops out at 67 degrees. antioch 68 and danville today reaching 68 degrees. we'll have a look at the seven-day forecast and what to expect this weekend with another chance of rain that's coming up in a few minutes. let's get a look now at the tri-valley with mike. >> good morn oing, kari. cight out to dublin showing what you would expect. good amount of traffic, but not too much. we're looking at the maps and do see that there is some slowing on this map. 580, slowing out of the altamont pass. we see a lot of slowing and also an overnight construction crew. i'm going to assume that is what is causing the slow down and light traffic through the area and use the extra couple minu

minneapolis could see upwards of eit inches of snow into tuesday night. and omaha, upwards four inches. it was pretty damp across north texas over the weekend. they'll start to dry out today as the frontal system shifts off to the east. the bulk of the rainfall will be moving across the tennessee valley. we'll see some of the heaviest rainfall. we're looking at spotty showers along the gulf coast as well. aditi and kendis, back to you. >>> let's check the political climate now as well. donald trump has canceled a news conference with black ministers but still plans to meet with the group in new yk city today. he was initially expected to nounce an endorsement from 100 african-american pastors and religious leaders. but some of those leaders say it's just a meeting, not an endorsement. while others have turned down trump's invitation. >>> pope francis is wrapping up his visit to africa with a stop in one of the e continens most daerous places, central rican republic. the pope visiting a mosque this under heavy security. he urged factions to lay down their

the reason it is in the low category because i don't eit doing any damage. right now, though, we had some showers over the cape during the overnight hours where you will find the ground a little bit wet. currently 62 degrees in hyannis currently 62 degrees in hyannis. three-mile visibility. we have an issue with fog there now. a lot of clouds leftover. it will shape up to be cloudy but also mostly dry here over the cape this morning with temperatures hovering in the 60s all day long. i will tell you there is a chance for, say, an 8 a.m. shower there. a 10 a.m. shower there. boston shapes up mostly dry. 62 right now. seeing a little bit of cloud cover. a little bit of fog in the city well. visibility actually on track. not too worried in boston it not too worried in boston itself right now. but i see between 6 and 8 a.m., fog forming during the morning commute. mostly cloudy at 10 a.m. with 67 degrees. we will likely get into the lower 70s in afternoon. and even see some breaks in the cloud cover. so not a total washout of a day so not a total washout of a da

. >> why are dealers that want to sell eit, why are they being intameidated not to. if you don't do want it, don't buy it. >> it's totally up to the market place. that's the point. people don't understand the passion that firearms owners have for the firearms thae they >> it has been kwulfuelled by the nra who says it could open up a ban on all other gungdsuthother guns. in 2022, new jersey's governor signed a bill known as the mandate. >> once a gun like this is offered for sale anywhere, that's the only kind that can be sold. >> fair rr sold in wyoming or california, this triggers this law that everybody in north korea new jersey has to have. the new jersey state senator didn't foresee its consequences. we passed that bill to help spur technology and it turns out it backfired because it spurred a passionate objection to the gun. >>> because of the intervention of the nra. intervened is the mandate. >> it's the people who threatened folks who actually wanted to sell such a gun. >> reporter: andy raymond came to realize even if he had sold it in mayoral knd, it math

. >> why are dealers that want to sell eit, why are they being intameidated not to.'t buy it. >> it's totally up to the market place. that's the point. people don't understand the passion that firearms owners have for the firearms thae they own. >> it has been kwfuelled by the nra who says it could open up a ban on all other gungutother gu. in 2022, new jersey's governor signed a bill known as the mandate. >> once a gun like this is offered for sale anywhere, that's the only kind that can be sold. >> fair rr sold in wyoming or california, this triggers this law that everybody in north korea new jersey has to have. the new jersey state senator didn't foresee its consequences. we passed that bill to help spur technology and it turns out it backfired because it spurred a passionate objection to the gun. >>> because of the intervention of the nra. >> they say the reason they've intervened is the mandate. >> it's the people who threatened folks who actually wanted to sell such a gun. >> reporter: andy raymond came to realize even if he had sold it in mayoral knd, it math

i said, you know, v vy e eited ababt it. did my audition on tape. sent it in. waited to hear from them. >> jimmy: read a script? >> recreate a scene from "casino royal," a torture scene, it was a heavy scene. when they brought me in to meet with sam a couple weeks later he explained the nature of the character with me. he almost tried to sell me the character because the character is the man of fewwords. i think he thought at that poioi in my career i would be interested this that type of character. stop. >> jimmy: to be in a james bond movie. how many lines do you have in the film? >> one. >> jimmy: you have one. >> it's not even a line. it's one word. >> jimmy: did you memorize that or how did that go? >> oddly enough, i did. i had enough brain cells to memorize that. >> jimmy: wow. vin d dsel had like two moror rds in "guardians of the galaxy." >> i have nothing on vin. >> jimmy: nobody can really beat you -- how many letters did the word have in it? >> four. >> jimmy: four, wow. that's like one syllable. >> it was a cool thing because they really wanted to

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we're very e eited about wallaby, it's off to a great start. the nutritionals business and the protein supplement business has really been a dairy business. there are a lot of consumers, particularly womom, who are looking for an alternative that's got great nutritial gains, also gives you six servings of protein in every product. this is a business that's been growing. it's got fantastic p&l. the opportunity to take this set of products i think into a -- and this brand into a very broad set of opportunities. if youhink protein, you think shakes, so pre-prepared shakes, 60% of the business is ready to drink. great opportunities. >> something's happened in the last two quarters. a lot of people thought you were tied to whole foods. the truth is you were really tied to mass market. i see more aisles in traditional supermarkets with really more foods than a traditional company. >> absolutely. horizon, silk, t ty were among the earliest brands to move out into the traditional mainstream retail, because they're really big, t ty created the categorie

i'm very, very e eited. what happened to you by the way? >> i'm in rehearsals for the musical version of "over the top." >> jimmy: the sylvester stallone movie? >> the arm wrestling movie. >> jimmy: you got hurt? >> he got hurt singing the song. "which arm should i use." which arm should i use the left arm'sere, the right arm's here, they appear before me. and we're just singing. i didn't hurt it then. i nailed the song. i started to high five like crazy. and i was high fiving so successfully -- >> have you ever seen that stallone high five movie? >> let's make a musical. >> jimmy: you guys should write a high five movie for ststlone. >> it't'got to happen. >> jimmy: i don't want to dwell on the past, you get enough of it from the many comedy nerds that worship and chase you. but what years were "mr. show" on? >> it was a little show, a sketch show on hbo. it ran -- >> '95 to '98. >> jimmy: '95 to '98. cult show for sure. >> definitely a cult show. the people who loved us would drink kool-aid if we asked them. and a lot of tattoos of the sh

like, , really eited. have a good one. new dunkin' donuts k-cup pods are here, >>> love this song. we're back now with "the sed feed." adele being the subject. she's had quite a week. her album, "25" out friday, alone. naturally, everybody wanting in right, jess? >> naturally. the first song sold 1 million downloads in a week. so everyone channeling their inner adele these days. take a look. hello i was wondering if after all these years you'd like to meet >> ah, yes. miss piggy taking on the ballad. during the emmy's commercial break last night. she and kermit are not the only ones. "snl" showing us how only "hello" can settle a family feud. hello from the other side i must have called a thousand times >> matthew mcconaughey was part of the skit. they got the coat. the nails. a lot of face-touching. >> it is true. every ti that song comes on, it's like a communal thing. she's on track to bre insync's record, too. sold almost 2 1/2 million copies in the first week. she might be the first to break the record since nsync. >> what do you thi? >> two thumbs up. >> what do youhink? >> t

jack, both of you were just eit rows from the ste. you re standing among a group of people when you hardeard the shots ring out. what did you do first? >> i spped around to hear what the snd was. like a loud pop gun noise almost. and as so as everyone started did the samand pulled hanna down with me. we laid there for a few minutes, it seemed like an eterni. we worked out what we needed to do to get out of there. >> jackushed you down. sometimes people say it's best to play dead. but you thought it was best for survival to get out. any way you could? >> some people froze. thinking that was the best thing to do. pretend not the be aleve. we followed the crawling when the movement started, which seemed ages ago. but, yeah, that's what we had to do. >> how did you think to do that? what was going on around you? when you were crawling to safety? >> the lights went on. it was a horrible silence. just like, the sound of guns. i cououldn't hr anything else. the lead singer ran offstage. we knew it was not part of the show. the lights were on

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we are e eited because we aree attempting to set a guinness world record, most number of live broadcasts in all 50 states in one week. we're very excited. planning a trip like this takes so much in the way of laogistics. it takes a village. we had a lot of help. >> three, two, one! >> one year ago, i spentnt 34 glorious hours blocked edlocked up in our green room, breaking the record for the longest live weather broadcast. >> you are officially amazing. >> now, i'm ready to take on a new challenge. >> we have a very big announcement announcement. >> announcer: one weather man, 50 states in just one week to bring you the weather from every state in our great nation. >> man, how am i going to do this all? start in hawaiii and go to al alaska, then maybe to the pacific northwest -- i don't know. i need help with this. >> in order to pull this off, i'll take advantage of many modes of transportation. planes, trains, automobiles, boats. maybe even a horse? but a very specific flight schedule is the biggest factor. the folks at netjetss agreed to help, so iraveled to columbus, ohio, at their h