>> reporter: heidi. we have been chasing sheriff's deputies part of the manage really all over the -- morning really all over the valley as they continue to search for the 49. 49-year-old john bowman. there's not a lot of information to go on. but at this point, they don't have a lot to go on. that search does continue but i want to show you some video from what it looked like early this morning out in the barricade situation. this barricade situation going on more than nine hours. this all started after midnight welfare call of a woman who texted police that her son, her boyfriend, and she told her son that her boyfriend was threatening her when deputies got to the scene, they found a stolen car in the driveway. we're told the girlfriend and her two children 1 is 1 is and -- 11 and 12 years old they were able to exit the residence last night. she told deputies her boyfriend was inside who guns threatening her with a handgun and said he ul police. police telling us the suspect is a registered sex offende

let me start, heidi, with you.ight, please, define. >> well, look, i mean, this is just basically the latest rebranding of white supremacy but with sort of a techie vibe to it. folks who are in the alt-right believe that white people should run the country, they want policies that are in favor of white interests. they are xenophobic, they don't like immigrants, they don't like muslims and in many ways it's the same kind of ideology that's been coming from white supremacists forever except they are very good at twitter and pushing memes and those kinds of things. that distinguishes these younger racial activists. >> heidi, the trump campaign, the clinton campaign is accusing the trump campaign of essentially letting this go, of not saying anything when there are examples where this ideology is being encouraged. i'm wondering, is there anything coming out of the trump campaign that you can point to specifically that you identify as being a dog whistle to the alt-right? >> i mean, look, trump since the day he announce

let me get heidi in on this question. we played it at the top trump giving a scripted speech in which he says he regrets some of his past comments. and i think it would be fair to say most of the press reaction was skeptical, did he really mean it or was he being fed these lines? >> there was definitely some skepticism. and some of it even bordered on snark. i saw one story say, well, it wasn't really an apology because he didn't say the word sorry. but at the same time there was some legitimate reasons for skepticism here. most of all this is just not in character for trump because he's been asked along the way as he's made these controversial comments if he regrets them. and each time he said no. it also coincides almost perfectly with kellyanne coming in as his new campaign manager knowing that she wanted to give him -- to soften up his image a bit. so you question whether that's coming legitimately from his heart or from her from a campaign perspective. that said, you know, he did say the words and it was a pretty big

b, they are kisses from heidi though she helped pour fuel on the fire. >> no, no, no. >> heidi! >> yeah, i might have done that. >> you got the audience wet. >> and soaked someone in the audience. they will probably sue us. >> no, probably not. look at that. kissy faces and bunny ears. mel b and heidi posing for a pic but there could be hard feelings tonight on the show. we find out who gets eliminated. >> up next, behind the scenes with dr. rob lowe. we are exclusively inside the boot camp. >> the hardest thing is getting the gloves on. >> from the lost audition tapes to the first interviews how it began for the "dancing with the stars" pros. >> she saw us as the flawed >> and behind the duet of melissa mccarthy and barbra streisand. >> we heard you have a starbucks in your house. new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with s

. >> no, no, no. >> heidi! >> yeah, i might have done that. >> you got the audience wet. >> and soaked someone in the audience. they will probably sue us. >> no, probably not. look at that. mel b and heidi posing for a pic with the fan. no hard feelings. but there could be hard feelings tonight on the show. we find out who gets eliminated. >> up next, behind the scenes with dr. rob lowe. we are exclusively inside the boot camp. >> the hardest thing is getting the gloves on. >> from the lost audition tapes to the first interviews how it began for the "dancing with the stars" >> she saw us as the flawed osmond family. >> and behind the duet of melissa mccarthy and barbra streisand. >> we heard you have a starbucks ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 7

. >> no, no, no. >> heidi!ah, i might have done that. >> you got the audience wet. >> and soaked someone in the audience. they will probably sue us. >> no, probably not. look at that. kissy faces and bunny ears. mel b and heidi posing for a pic with the fan. no hard feelings. but there could be hard feelings tonight on the show. we find out who gets eliminated. >> up next, behind the scenes with dr. rob lowe. we are exclusively inside the medical boot camp. >> the hardest thing is getting the gloves on. >> from the lost audition tapes to the first interviews how it began for the "dancing with the stars" pros. >> she saw us as the flawed osmond family. >> and behind the duet of melissa mccarthy and barbra streisand. >> we heard you have a starbucks in your house. >> you heard what? >> >> closed captioning provided by -- >>> their own doctor mcdreamy and who better than rob lowe. come on. >> and it takes more than a pretty face to make it in o.r. >> this is medical boot camp. the hardest thing is getting the glov

what about this, heidi? >> certainly amount of truth to that, having looked at how he performed in the primary debates. he's an agile performer. he's spontaneous. he wants her to come off as looking rehearsed and him to come off looking like he's the authentic person. but this is going to be a very different setup. as you know, he was on a very crowded stage with a bunch of mostly other alpha males. in this case, there's a very different dynamic. he's on stage with one person, who is preparing overtime to hammer him on substance. and that is hillary clinton's goal going into this. she's going to try to bait him. she's going to try to bait him on temperament. she's going to try to bait him on substance. remember the nuclear try add? i guarantee you she's going to try to come up with something similar to that on substance to say, aha, there you go. donald trump, he's not knowledgeable about these things. he's not knowledgeable about policy. so there is also a certain risk that he's taking in not hitting those

heidi klum topless and julie an huff. stripping down on social media. heidi klum showing off her necklace taking to instagram posting pics from her caribbean vacation. her hand strategically placed in underwater shots. the 43-year-old captioning photos, love my new necklace. julianne hough goes bottomless during a late vacation in idaho. the former "dancing with the

it's a tragedy heidi coffee and her 5 children have been (heidi coffee) "i just couldn't believe it. i thought there had to be some mistake." coffee was 7 months pregnant when her husband gavin was killed. this metal shelving was not properly secured and flew out of the back of this pickup. gavin tried to avoid it and was hit by another car on a seattle area freeway. (heidi coffee) "i miss being a wife (gets emotional), um, because that was my favorite thing was to be his wife and best thing, and that's what i miss the most (nods head, looks straight on camera, eyes tear up)." 37% of those killed in crashing while swerving to avoid debris. it's most likely to happen on a freeway in the middle of the day. drivers responsible for creating road debris can face fines in all 50 states. because of a 2004 lost load accident that blinded maria federici washington state became one of just 16 states to pass a law that can send a responsible driver to jail. (heidi coffee) "i don't know how i could live with myself if i ever caused because of something that could have so easily been prevented."

here is heidi. >>> good evening. i'm heidi. tracking tomorrow's traffic from the hastings traffic, heads up about a ramp closure that's happening tomorrow, what's different about this one is it's during the day. this is the i-10 eastbound right at 40th street. you want to closed from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. any appointments in the area, take 30 seconds or hop over to the 143 and take surface >>> was on my mind right now, taking care of my family. lost a great young man. everybody in our program is hurting. >> a stunning and sad news in the s day, university of arizona football player passing away in his sleep. the cause of death is unknown. he was starting six games last season. news of his death hitting his coaches hard. >> zach was a very quirky kid, always pulling jokes and always smiling. i'm trying to hold it together as much as possible, but that's one of my little babies that we us. >> a tough day and a touching moment in tempe. todd graham starting his news conference offering condolences to the wildcat family. >>> to

aaa finds stories like heidi's are all too common. between 2011 and 2014, debris on u.s. roads caused more than 200,000 crashes, resulting in about 39,000 injuries and more than 500 deaths. the majority of that debris came from other vehicles. >> that means that a driver did not properly secure their load or a part actually fell off of a vehicle while they were on the road. >> reporter: aaa says debris-related crashes are more common on interstates because driving at highed increases the risk for loose parts and cargo to fall. experts say it's critical that drivers maintain their vehicles and properly secure items they are carrying to help reduce road debris. they also say you should be ready to react if you're behind the wheel. >> maintain space around your vehicle, so if you're in a position you have to serve, it's safe enough for you to swerve so you don't hit another vehicle. >> reporter: simple tips that lives of others. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." to protect and care for the things we cherish and t

heidi se nos suma esta noche. heidi: serio el fallo que miles de inmigrantes esperaban escuchar. el alguacil enfrentarÁ cargos criminales al continuar sus acciones en contra de los latinos. Éste fue el fallo en contra de arpaio quien declarÓ que su decisiÓn se debe a que el alguacil ignorÓ de manera intencional las Órdenes que le dio en diciembre de 2011 de detener redadas y operativos en contra de los latinos. los cargos criminales en contra del alguacil, tambiÉn ordenÓ apartar medio millÓn de dolares para las vÍctimas del caso, un caso que lleva ocho aÑos y que iniciÓ tras el arresto de manuel de jesÚs ortega, cuyo costo ha superado ya los 50 millones de dÓlares. algo que ha generado controversia porque el dinero, sale de los bolsillos de los contribuyentes. el fallo serÁ en medio de la campaÑa polÍtica en la que arpaio busca su reelecciÓn como alguacil del condado de maricopa. se ha convertido ademÁs en uno de los principales aliados de donald trump. mientras tanto, de castigo, arpaio podrÍa recibir hasta tiemp

. >>> heidi will never forget the moment she learned her husband was gone. >> the state patrolmen there told me that he hadn't made it. he didn't survive. >> gavin was killed in a highway cr shelving unit that fell off the back of a truck on the road. >> just taking a few more minutes to secure a load -- i would be in a completely different situation today. >> reporter: a new study finds stories like heidi's are too common. between 2011-and 2014 debris on roads caused hundreds of crashes resulting in 3900 injuries and from other vehicles. >> that means a driver didn't secure their load or a part fell off. >> reporter: debris related crashes are more common on interstates because driving at higher speeds increases the risk for loose parts to fall. it's critical drivers maintain their vehicles and properly secure items they are carrying to reduce road debris. they also say you should be re >> maintain space behind your vehicle so it's safe enough for you to swerve. >> reporter: simple temperatures that could save your life and the lives of others. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>

. >> heidi and josh, we will take a little break, come back and talk to you. up next, we will be talking about one particular person. donald trump's campaign ceo. steve bannon. we'll be right back. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis,

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seen here two years ago with heidi klum and karlie kloss who were also at the party. where was tom during all this? we believe he was in australia brisbane airport last week. as for taylor's ex calvin harris, look what howie mandel says to him in las vegas? after complimenting his calvin suit. >> who is your tailor. getting the future icon award at a gala celebrating the 50th anniversary of caesar's palace. he got revenge on the ex posing a shirtless morning-after video yesterday. >> i just woke up. it's amazing to be back in l.a. >> drama, drama, drama and lots of it. the most unbelievable moment was when he was so cool even by chad's standards. opened up it the first time. >> only person who should be >> it's only week two there has been a lot of drama. >> more to come. >> really? what a tease you are. >> the biggest drama coming from the first episode has to do with angry chad. first thing that came to your mind? be honest when you heard him say these things to you. >> it hurt. it was dis respectful. somewhat. we did an interview with him. i'd like to show you his

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they've actually been friends for a whil seen here two years ago with heidi klum and karlie kloss who ere was tom during all this? we believe he w in australia shooting the next movie. as for taylor's calvin harris, look what how mandel says to las vegas? >> who is yourtai getting the future iconaward at ga anniversa caesar's palace. he got revenge on the ex posing a shirtless morning-aftevio yesterday. >> i just woke up. it amazi to be back in l.a. >> drama, drama, d and lots of it. the most unbelievable moment w chad's standards. opened up it the first time. >> only person should be offended. >> we are excited to tal about "bachelor in paradise" because it's only week two and there is full drama. >> more to come. >> really? s what a tease you are. >> the biggest drama coming from the first episode has to do with angry chad. first thing that c to your mind? be honest when you heard him say these things to you. as respectful. it wa bels y the belt >> he did actually apologize somewhat. we did an interview with him. i'd like to show you his apology right now. >> would love to see it. >

in honor of heidi working the 5:00 p.m. hour. 72 on wednesday. upper 70s on friday. drier conditions, looking good over the weekend. conditions dry out. as conditions dry out we will see clear skies and things heat up above average. >> thanks paul. >>> the fight between maricopa county and that arizona diamondbacks, the fight is getting uglier. the county rejected most of the teams requested $65 million in improvements. tonight one county leader is saying he is sorry, dennis wepo >> reporter: negotiations for the repairs have been going on for in the reviews. these documents show those talks oil over into an all-out major- league argument outside the stadium recently. it now has one county leader regretting not what he said but how he said it. >> i love baseball. i don't want baseball to leave. back he recently gave the team a different impression. according to these documents, telling the diamondback stupid team get out. take it all and go back to blank west virginia. >> probably chose are used words that i wouldn't be proud of her wouldn't use in front of my own ki

. >> reporter: heidi coffee will neverg learned her husband was gone. >> the state patrolman there told me that he hadn't made it, he hadn't survived. >> reporter: gavin coffee was killed in a highway crash after swerving to avoid a shelving unit that fell from the back of a truck onto the road. >> just taking a few more minutes to secure a load could have, i mean, i'd be in a completely different situation today. >> reporter: a new study from aaa finds stories like heidi's u.s. roads caused more than 200,000 crashes, resulting in about 39,000 injuries and more than 500 deaths. the majority of that debris came from other vehicles. >> that means that a driver did not properly secure their load or a part actually fell off of a vehicle while they were on the road. >> reporter: aaa says debris-related crashes are more common on interstates because driving at higher speed increases the risk for loose parts and cargo to fall. pe drivers maintain their vehicles and properly secure items they are carrying to help reduce road debris. they also say you should be ready to react if you're behind th

>> the prank that launched more >> this is a very important video, and the mother of little heidi here who is 5 weeks old decided to make this video and share it to make sure that people understood just how serious whooping cough is. this is video of her daughter, who is batting whooping cough. they do say this is a silent episode which means they be extra vigilant, because in a silent episode, children, babies, can stop breathing. and you see that they're holding an oxygen mask right to her face. >> call me ignorant, i didn't know this was still a thing. >> well -- >> i thought whooping cough, that sounds like a disease that was abolished years ago. >> well here's the thing the reason sandra wants this video out is because a lot of people are opting to not vaccinate, so you know a lot of people have very strong feelings against vaccinations, a lot of people have very strong feelings for it. this video is one of the strongest cases in that direction. in the video she's 5 weeks old, still too young to receive the vaccine herself. her mom also wants you to understand what the symptoms ar

>> the prank that launched more >> this is a very important video, and the mother of little heidi here who is 5 weeks old decided to make this video and share it to make sure that people understood just how serious whooping cough is. this is video of her daughter, who is battling whooping cough. they do say this is a silent episode which means they have to be extra silent episode, children, babies, can stop breathing. and you see that they're holding an oxygen mask right to her face. >> call me ignorant, i didn't know this was still a thing. >> well -- >> i thought whooping cough, that sounds like a disease that was abolished years ago. >> well here's the thing the reason sandra wants this video out is because a lot of people are opting to not vaccinate, so it's becoming a big issue. very strong feelings against vaccinations, a lot of people have very strong feelings for it. this video is one of the strongest cases in that direction. in the video she's 5 weeks old, still too young to receive the vaccine herself. her mom also wants you to understand what the symptoms are so that when yo

heidi: oh, my gosh! howie: this is the first flawless performance. heidi: every time you come, it is bigger and better. you are an incredible performer. you really have the voice of a winner. howie: amazing. scary. awe-inspiring. jaw-dropping. i could watch him time and time again. ? nick: every act will have to step it up! at stake, it's a prize that everybody wants -- announcer: live from hollywood, it's "america's got talent." here's your host, nick cannon. [ cheers and applause ] let me hear you, hollywood! welcome to "america's got talent," the biggest talent show in the world! yeah. we are back after a few weeks away for the olympics. go team usa! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about.

heidi: oh, my gosh! howie: this is the first flawless performance. heidi: every time you come, it is bigger and better. you are an incredible performer. you really have the voice of a winner. howie: amazing. scary. i could watch him time and time again. simon: i salute you. ?? nick: every act will have to step it up! at stake, it's a prize that everybody wants --

here's heidi. heidi: thanks, ana. investors are estimating how much the interest rates will rise.at's according to william dudley. investors said by the end of this year are 1-3 and the odds of an increase only slightly better than even. uber will merge its china business. that's a dominant rad hailing service in the country that's ople familiar with the company. uber will continue to upgrade its app in the u.k. a weark economic prospects following the break that vote demand. .hat's according to ey u.k. he outlook drew a picture of gloom which may prompt the bank of england to add stimulus. the markets have recovered from the shock of brexit. but strength inside the e.u., trade and globalization may threaten growth. he's optimistic about a turnaround in trade. >> trade has turned into a drag from a boost. and with the problems looking forward with implied by brexit and the need for the u.k. to renegotiate trade deals, the opposition to the immediate passage of the t.p.p., the trance pacific partnership, the likely delay in the tea tip between the u.s. and europe, it's hard to be o

it would be a terrible map. >> okay, heidi, how about your homework?tive word is today. >> today, looking at my map. i'm going to take the obama 2012 map and add in north carolina, which he took in 2009, as well as indiana. where i think hillary clinton could be helped by a popular former governor, evan bayh. he could pick up warren buffett. i'm not going to steal this from jon. >> there you go, heidi. >> if you take -- if you double obama's four-point lead to eight points, i think she could squeak by in georgia. >> l.z.? >> i was not willing to hand over georgia just yet. as someone who used to live in atlanta and report in atlanta, i still know there's atlanta, and then there's the rest of georgia. i still think the rest of georgia is going the go for trump. same thing with utah. i know the numbers are have gone back and forth. i lived in provo for a little bit. >> provo, utah. >> i'm telling you they're not going to go blue as of yet. everything else to me, i would look for the trail of white male voters. and that's where the map might surrender to