. >> ama: they found an inco hairpt woman in a mini-van. tonight murphy is under arrest and police say that woman in the mini-van wasn't the only victim. >> katie is live with more on the story. katie? >> eric and ama, murphy showed up at the police department asking for advice on an unrelated matter. that's when an officer recognized him as a wanted rape suspect and made the arrest only to find that woman in the back of his van. she was in the same state as several other victims. >> this purple plymouth van is creepy and it is the scene of multiple attacks on women. >> i swear i saw that guy a million times. >> cory murphy drugged and sexually assaulted two teenage girls. the case against him started with an alleged rape at the economy inn in february. a 16-year-old woke up disoriented and was attacked by murphy then in july a teenage girl was drugged and sexually assaulted in the same location. plus a third woman implicated in the crimes. are. >> they were trying to get the woman and the child. >> the three are in custody and being held o

. >> ama: they found an inco hairpt woman in a mini-van. tonight murphy is under arrest and police say that woman in the mini-van wasn't the only victim. >> katie is live with more on the story. katie? >> eric and ama, murphy showed up at the police department asking for advice on an unrelated matter. that's when an officer recognized him as a wanted rape suspect and made the arrest only to find that woman in the back of his van. she was in the same state as several other victims. >> this purple plymouth van is creepy and it is the scene of multiple attacks on women. >> i swear i saw that guy a million times. >> cory murphy drugged and sexually assaulted two teenage girls. the case against him started with an alleged rape at the economy inn in february. a 16-year-old woke up disoriented and was attacked by murphy then in july a teenage girl was drugged and sexually assaulted in the same location. plus a third woman implicated in the crimes. are. >> they were trying to get the woman and the child. >> the three are in custody and being held o

. >>> lena and maureen are off this week so we are bringing inco anchors to keep me company. today we've indians in park >> hello >> we've seen you hanging out at the ballpark with the other job >> what is your job? >> i get to come in and get the crowd excited about how great the indians team is. i will talk to fans and plate deal or no deal. and get to be myself. i can show up and be a little weird >> how did you get the job? >> i interned in the press box when i was an undergraduate to get more in the reporting side of things but i heard about an audition opening up for the entertainment and i thought i would jump right in and try for it and the rest is now i am here. >> you said this was different than being at the ballpark. >> it is different. you guys are fancy. have my tennis shoes on. you can take the girl out of the ballpark but not the ballpark out of the girl. it's official. i'm at a news desk. >> we want to have fun and we have surprises planned for you all morning. which will make it feel like the ballpark. >> indians playoff tickets. >> you can get them if you g

. >> stephen: you're also in "don't think twice, "which was about people starting off inco comedy. and you came from that world. >> i did. >> stephen: what was it like doing that movie? was there a script or did you guys improvise it? >> there was a script. there were some improvised sketches. it's about one member of an improv group gets really successful, and the others people are like, i'm never going to be successful. and i know that second feeling very, very well, of feeling all my friend are getting successful, and i'm still here much as kind of reenacting 2006 and 2007. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, but you're successful now. i mean-- >> maybe. i don't know. ( laughter ). >> stephen: no, no, you are! you've got the show. you've got the movie. you've got a new-- you've got a show that's moving off broadway at the lynn red grave theater called "career suicide." >> i'm semisuccessful. that being said, n sweat pant are worth more than my suit so i'm not that successful. >> stephen: he gave me these shoes. >> he did! >> stephen: what size shoe do you wear? >> 11 and a half. >> s

ideas like take the oil and bomb the hell out of them and kill the families of terrorists are just inco-harnt don't make sense. we're talking about piecing together parts of a policy that doesn't exist. this is why overall despite the complications in her record, hillary clinton is faring better than donald trump on foreign policy. >> michaelwise,i want to talk about isis and what hillary clinton is saying now regarding isis being fully behind the electing of donald trump. there was a "time" magazine piece that was pretty clear about isis interviews and members saying that's exactly what they want because it just fuels the fire and helps their cause. you have been there as well. i dare say you have sources, actual sources, real isis people who tell you the way it is. what is the way it is? is that true? >> yes, it's true. they're pining for a donald trump victory. the dichotomy he's established is us versus them. the west is not a place that can be hospitable for muslims because they're fifth colonists, they don't fully integrate into american society. abu baghdadi and dearly departed spokesm

you have had, a big deal inco. europe has been good. china. cisco always does great geographic breakdown. where are you doing well? >> we've seen strong performance over the last, say, year in a few countries in particular. india has been incredibly strong for us. u.s. has been steady. mexico has been pretty strong, although last quit we talked about it. china we had three quarters of growth in a row, and then weakness in the last quarter. we'll see how that plays out in the future. then we've got, you know, brazil has been obviously an issue relative to the geopolitical dynamics. russia, et cetera. we saw good growth in australia, good growth in japan. i think that the thing we deal with is that all the dynamics, you know, the technology transitions are tough enough. economy that exists, the geopolitical dynamic, all those come into play as we look at our business around the world. >> chuck, just where is cisco versus where it was, say, in large numbers. 10% to 15%, 20% growth behind you. 5%, 6%, 7%, within reason, when all these things play

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and i asked him about this a couple years ago, and i said can you believe all incoe them ins that are coming in, and he said, no, it's kinder and gentler all over the place. [laughter] >> my wife said when she saw bill clinton playing the saxophone, it's over. [laughter] because, you know, that have something that appealed -- i mean, it's the showmanship thing that we're seeing now. >> and bush just didn't, and i think you can say this as well about governor bush to some extent, it was not his reality. this is a man, you know, they lost a daughter to leukemia in 1953. this is a man who in 1987 as vice president goes into a children's leukemia ward in krakow in poland, and the press spray is behind him. rerealizes where he is, he didn't know quite where he was looking into, and he immediately begins to cry because these children, obviously, remind him of his own daughter who died 46 years before or so. but he won't turn around. because if he turns around, the story becomes about him and not about them. i submit to you, there are not many american politicses who would not have turned ar

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governor christie denied any inco knowledge of the plot.ut governor chris christie was aware of the political reasons behind the lane closures while they were taking place. governor christie is no longer just the governor of new jersey, he's now also the head of donald trump's white house transition team. which means he's in charge of staffing up the white house. the federal government, should donald trump win the presidency in november, which is awkward given that two of his former staffers/appointees are now facing federal krugs charges and a third has pled guilty to helping him and a third has been named in open court by the prosecution's star witness as being ahead of the bridgegate scheme ahead of time. his name is bill steppian and he happens to be donald trump's national field director now. the trump campaign has its own decisions to make about the behavior of its staffers and top level operatives. but how bad is this going to turn out to be for governor chris christie in new jersey? how bad for the trump campaign? how bad for new je

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