jared: it is interesting. mean, a big thing as well this the largetting into caps that have a lot of domestic exposure. small caps have that as well. you want something that has a lot of liquidity to it. what is oneed, measure you are looking at that still reflects an unusual level of stress that you would be concerned about? jared: reasons to be concerned in terms of economics and even market can turn -- market concerns are hard to talk about. i know there are risks in the u.s., but i think the kind of risks that we're seeing in wages , especially in low skill wages are a positive sign. one thing we have been looking at today is pressure on retailers who have hits to online commerce in the top line, wage pressure in the bottom line, and they are kind of caught in the middle. alix: ok, great stuff. thank you so much, jerod. -- jared. scarlet: china has its sixth interest rate cut. we discussed the implications on the global market, coming up next. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. we are on "what'd you miss?" let's go

they said, jared, you won. hearing that brought tears to my eyes. >> this is a human system.akes. but it also tells us that when we make mistakes, they are catastrophic. >> reporter: with adams forcefully maintaining his innocence and refusing a plea deal, prosecutors decided not to retry him. he was free, but he was a 26-year-old man with a life paused at 17. >> when i went to prison, there was no google. there was no e-mail. there was none of this stuff. i had to figure out a way in which i could catch up with the world, to be able to have a shot at life. >> reporter: he set a lofty goal. law school in public service. >> jared adams. [ applause ] >> reporter: he earned the law degree this past spring. >> jared has his passion for using his legal education and his talents to right wrongs in society. >> reporter: his mission didn't stop there. adams won a fellowship to the court that overturned his convicti conviction. we asked former federal prosecutor if he's ever seen that happen. >> never have. i mean, jared is remarkable. >> for someone to argue before that court is a re

i mean, jared is remarkable. >> for someone to argue before that court is a really big deal. for someone to clerk for that court is a bigger deal. i'm as proud as if i was his mother. >> reporter: adams says his story is just getting started. >> i said to myself, the story of jared adams won't be remembered as, you know, a person wrongfully convicted and got out. no. story of jared adams is going to be a person wrongfully convicted, got out and worked each and every day until he gasped his last breath to change the criminal justice system for the better. >> adams just took the bar exam. he gets his results next month. he says he wants to represent those who can't afford an attorney and lobby congress on reforming re-entry programs. >> great story. thank you for sharing that with us. >>> let's send it over to sheinelle in the orange room. she has today's plaza fan of the day. >> we have our fans of the day. i want you to meet my new favorite couple. ron and maria from massachusetts. they celebrate 52 years of marriage tomorrow. can you give them a round of applause? i asked th

. >> joining me now, what we know about the impact on revenues, jare jared meyer, how we're treating america's young, anyoung -- do you expect to hear any he proposals to cut tacks in tonight's debate? >> yes, we're expecting it. i mean four of the candidates will be on the stage have proposed pretty detailed tax plans. i will say that what is slightly different this year, as opposed to the last 20 years is actually, o on the previous years where they were talking about cutting the rates, that's what they were talking about. and here you have a lot of talking about getting rid of exemptions and making the tax base wider and flatter. and that's different, because they have actually -- it looks more -- the proposals are more like fundamental tax reform than before. >> jared meyer is cutting tacks, should any tax curve have a specific purpose for target, or are some tax cuts better than no tax cuts. >> i think that what we need right now, we need to get the economy going, and letting americans keep more than they earn, and innovation and leadership. those are what we need to be looking

gary kaltbaum, thank you very much and jared levy.appy to have you here. >>> another stock alert to tell you about. netflix plunging after a huge miss. our next guest says your subscription could go even higher now. last night hillary clinton saying democrats do a better job with the economy. former reagan economist art laffer is with me. he strongly disagrees. actress jennifer lawrence penning an essay on hollywood sexism. she took the advice of former sony chair amy pascal to heart. my next guest said that is a good idea. >> i run a business. people want to work for less money i will pay them less money. i don't call them up, can i pay you more? that's not what you do when you run a business. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. help individualize our cancer treatment? now throu

. >>> we are hearing former subway spokesman jared fogle talking about his he preyed on children. >> dr. phil obtained the recordings and will air them later today on his talk show. we have a preview. >> reporter: in the audio recordings being heard publicly for the first time, jared fogle discusses his sexual interest in children. >> what makes it different? i mean, from one age to another? why -- >> well, just depends who is ready for what. you know, who's going to give you the glance. >> reporter: the woman talking with fogle is a former radio host who became suspicious when she overheard him say he found middle schoolgirls attractive. she began providing secretly recorded conversations to the fbi. >> how did you feel when he said those things? children. >> and you can hear more of the recordings of jared fog and will the woman who made them today on dr. phil right here on cbs 2 at 3:00. mesmerizing and disturbing. >> yeah. >>> still ahead here at noon, run away blimp under investigation. >> it knocked down our power at school. >> a huge blimp terrorizing central pennsylvania. how

jared will be sentenced on november 19th. because of his plea deal he faces at least five years in prison. but prosecutors have agreed not to ask for a sentence more than 12 1/2 years. >>> last night we were getti all the red carpet news from coast to coast. let's start in our own backyard with six-time emmy winner bryan cranston. things got a little hairy at his ne movie. clean shaven at the premiere of "trumbo," but at the end of the movie bryan's mustacheioed. >> they were all fake. >> doesn't seem fake to me. when we were kissing, it was pretty cozy. >> the blacklisted screen writer dalton trumbo and his co-star helen mirren became a little smitten. >> i do have a crush on him. an actor crush. >> from los angeles to new york city where the film spotlights michael keaton and mark ruffalo. >> everyone will be interested in this. >> the film is about exposing a cover-up in the catholic church and mark went uncovered. >> a way to have people remember breast cancer, number one killers of women, and now men, too. >> exposure fo

randi kaye reports. >> remember jared from subway. >> reporter: jared fogle, subway pitch man now childorn convict. for the first timesharing sick fantasies with a florida woman he trusted. he says she secretly recorded his every word, listened to him describing how he lured children in. >> you know, we shared stories and then you know, we get a little closer and a little closer and a little closer and before you knew it, you know, it was just like it happened. >> reporter: the recordings were made by rachial who was suspicious after he appeared on her radio show. she worked with the fbi recording fogle's twisted desires for five years, the fbi would not comment but the u.s. attorney acknowledges it took the tapes into account before charging fogle. hermann trick the fogle into thinking she was setting up an underaged party for him. on the recordings, fogle suggests it's easiest to seduce children who are vulnerable. >> i think that girl from the broken homes could be a possibility, you know. >> uh-huh. >> i definitely think that and, you know, just show some affection. >> reporter: she

jared leto photobombed us. establismentew summit.his is where technology and his miss come together for conversations about innovation and shaping the future. one of them is a startup that has a faster and less painful alternative to blood testing. $10 billion.th it makes her the world's youngest billionaire. joining us on the set, i am so excited that you are here. i have been watching the company rise and this is something you founded it when you were 19 years old and you dropped out of college to do it. i will like to hear from you the vision on where you want to take the company. >> it is wonderful to be here and this is a wonderful program. our company is about realizing a world where we go to a place, because of our work, person by person, everybody has the right to have access to health information at incredibly low cost and in a wonderful way. that means changing the way we think lab testing is done today. emily: one of the things about the technology is that you can take a finger prick of blood and run dozens of tests, savin

fi first time since jared fogle pled guilty to child pornography and having sex with minors, secret t recorded tapes of the former subway spokesman have bereleased. the audio has been obtained by dr. phil and will run on his show. i spoke to dr. phil about the darkest secrets exposed by these tapes. i want to reinforce to everyone out there, this content is ve disturbing. >> this is the playbook of the bad guy. >> what was your firstime? >> it was probably in thailand >> he would talk about what he would like to do to children, what he would like c to do tome. what he's had children do him. >> journalist rochelle herman-walrond says she contacted the fbi and spent five years role playing, baiting fogle to reveal his sick fantasy. >> a little closer, a little closer, a little closer before you know it, it's just that. >> just not that hard to do. >> no, not at all. >> what did you start to learn and what shocked you the most? >> when you hear some of the things he says to her even about her own children, you going to want to get up and kick the screen in. lost 245 pounds. >> herman-wal

there is fresh outrage directed at former subway restaurant spokesman jared fogle. he made millions as the face of the fast food change, but prosecutors obtained audio recordings of him chatting with a woman in florida chatting about his sexual encounters with women. >> reporter: fogle pleaded guilty to child pornography in august and agreed to pay $1.4 million in restitution. these recordings formed part of the evidence selected by investigators but they're only surfacing now. viewers may find the content disturbing. in the audio recordings being heard publicly for the first time, jared fogle discusses his sexual interest in children. >> i like them at all ages, you know is >> what makes it different from one age to another? >> it just depends. >> reporter: the woman talking with fogle is a former radio host who became suspicious when she overheard him say he found middle schoolgirls attractive. >> how did you feel when he said those things? >> disgusting. i felt like i was so dirty. my soul was dirty. >> before y >> he talks about how to groom a family. he talks a

he looks like an upside-down storm trooper. [ laughter ] >> jared mcneil, well done. i mean, just -- [ applause ] >>> this 19-year-old is on the run. >> those are cops. with this dashcam. >> why leaving the police taught him a painful lesson. >>> plus a group of engineers thought of a way. >> to let handicapped kids be able to experie able to experience what surfing is. >> see what they came up with. strong and healthy for generations. and today's flintstones are specially formulated with key antioxidants to help support kids immune health. ten million strong and growing we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey' s is mine, yours, >>> closed captioning provided by -- . that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... standing by for fun. of lithuania coming around this curve. here comes a motorcyclist, he's going to duck over to this road. the car riding with is going to follow him, because those are cops with this dashcam, and they are chasing this motorcycler, because they

after the break you will hear from jared fogle who will explain how he got children to trust him and tricked them. >> english ian -- engine on fire. >> hear from passengers who had to escape from a plane while it was on fire. >> it's kind of a shame that halloween isn't tonight it's so mild and comfortable. it'll be okay. everybody is talking about what is the forecast, what is the forecast? here you go. trick or treat weather. 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on saturday a few clouds, yes and cool but not bad. 48 to56. hasn't rained on halloween since 2003. we will ep ak alive. we will come back and talk about cooler air and talk about a big change in early november. >> winning the lottery more than once? try 25 times. really lucky or is something else going on? we break this inv the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the deciding v to restrict women's health clinics in man

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hey, jared sullinger wide open for the easy dunk. had 14 points. david lee he finds avery bradley for three. bradley had 14 for the game. 124-91. they play real madrid in madrid on thursday. paths they are off today. they will be back on the practice field tomorrow getting ready for sunday's match up with the cowboys in dallas. crazy finish on monday night football last night. in case you missed it. lyons calvin johnson late touchdown to give detroit the lead. cam chancellor punches out the ball. linebacker k j wright knocked it out of the end zone. after the game the nfl admitted wright should have been flagged for illegally batting the ball out of bounds. lions should have got gotten the seahawks got a gift from the refs. >>> miami's up. vernon knocked the ball the other way. nature solder would fall. pile was flagged for illegal he batting the ball which wiped out the two yard loss turned it into a ten yard gain. paths went on to win the game. bill belichick talked about making sure his guys know the rules in all those situation. >> the whole si

there is fresh outrage directed at former subway restaurant spokesman jared fogle. he made millions as the face of the fast food chain, but is now awaiting sent tensing on child sex charges. prosecutors obtained audio recordings of him chatting with a woman in florida chatting about his sexual encounters with women. some of it is hard to listen to. >> reporter: fogle pleaded guilty to child pornography in august and agreed to pay $1.4 million in restitution to 14 victims. these recordings formed part of the evidence collected by investigators but they're only surfacing now. i want to warn you, viewers may find the content disturbing. in the audio recordings being heard publicly for the first sexual interest in children. >> reporter: the woman talking with fogle is a former radio host who interviewed fogle and became suspicious when she overheard him say he found middle schoolgirls attractive. she told dr. phil mcgraw she began providing secret recordings to the fbi. >> how did you feel when he said those things? >> disgusting. i felt like i was so dirty. my soul was

that jared would enter the draft at the end of his junior career. they have a chance for him to step into an even the heisman trophy picture. and then they had the very disappointing game against utah when he threw five interceptions and then he had the arrest. now it might sense for him are you hearing echoes of teams saying try to tank so that you have a shot at jared. and now you will not hear that chatter. it's also what have you done for me lately sport? all he has to do is go out there and throw for some 500 something yards and touchdown. >> no problem. >> yeah. >> all right joe fonzi thanks for coming out. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9 everyone wants a healthy baby and the focus has always been on moms. up next the new study on how dads may play a big role even before the baby is conceived. >> and you know her from shows such as 24 and two broke girls but this weekend mary lynn rice is taking the stage. she will join us live on the set next. >>> that is right it's friday's traffic jams. someone requested blow it up. a certain crowd lov

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>> part two of jared fogle's truly shocking audiotapes, airs today on doctor phil. begins at 4:00 right here on cbs-3, that is followed by "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> a man accused of a mid-air scare on flight to philadelphia is awaiting a mental evaluation, and may actually face charges. in this video shot by a passenger, which "tmz" then obtained, police escorted the man off an american airlines plane in phoenix. this happened thursday morning, after flight 754 left los angeles with 150 passengers and crew of six. shortly after take off, passengers say that man got up, screamed in the aisles. >> we got duct tape, and handicuffs, and we had to hold a guy in a seat, fasten his seatbelt, and say you know if you get up we'll duct tape you together. so we diverted to phoenix. >> the flight arrived at philadelphia international airport yesterday evening, and thankfully, no one was hurt. >> damage to that airways boeing 767 remains visible last night as crews moved in off runway at fort lauderdale's airport. this morning, federal investigators, as well as officials fro

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>>> years of recording captures subway pitchman jared fogle trying to to plot to lure kids. we talk with a woman whose children were targeted. >>> "the new york times" says four federal lawyers worked for weeks to clear legal hurdles for the raid that ended with the death of osama bin laden. the al qaeda leader was killed in pakistan in a navy s.e.a.l.s operation. lawyers worked in secrecy on highly secured laptops and were not allowed to consult then attorney general eric holder. the lawyers concluded there was clear and ample authority for the use of lethal force in the mission. >>> >>> traders are getting more comfortable with that idea. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 jumped yesterday. >>> a mall shooting that wounded three people. police say an individual opened fire yesterday on a man he knew at the washington square mile. two bystanders were wounded and all three victims are expected to survive. the suspect is not in custody. >>> another student athlete has died from an injury suffered in a game. the 16-year-old collided with another player during a soccer match. witnesse

they take all of jared's money and take off with urschel. they take them out in farm outside of dallas, texas, owned by katherine's father-in-law. sad, browndown farm with a few animals where boss lives with his wife and son, and son's wife. they stick urschel. they blindfold him. blindfolded for the entire ride. they covered ears so basically for days she was blindened and death at various times of the day, but nevertheless he's the kind of guy who does not part with his money very willingly and he's bound and determine if he comes out he will get and get his money ride. he knows how long the car ride took but he realizes that they are going to a route designed to confuse him, but this is a guy who has been working his whole career for a fellow name tom slick, the king of the wildcatters, he and urschel had been finding oil all over oklahoma and texas. urschel grew up on the farm in the midwest realizing that he's on a farm. he begins to count animals, how many milking cows, he collects information from the people about holding what all bui

. >> first single jared freed. >> hi. >> you are on probation. >> i thought that you looked >> no, you are not. >> and married father, rick unger who is going to be record ing his second comedy album. >> and actor ryan devlin who is what! you are. sorry, taken, hoda. >> well, good to know. good to know. and last but not least, the still divorced paul kinney who plays in a band and has a new song called "the single and hungry" -- >> well, it is difficult out there. >> and you have news? >> i got engaged on labor day. >> wait a second. you are gog lose all of the charm. wait, bob. >> are we thinking about -- >> and soon i will be sad and divorced, but i am engaged. i have gotten engaged a lot. >> all right. breaking news. >> and let's go across the street. hi, hon. >> howdy, i'm donna from livingston, texas, and i'd like to know how guys know that she is the one? >> all right. guys, i have to take this. >> and bob, let's start with you, because you have found the one. >> clearly by me it is trial and error and i suggest that you get married as many times as possible, and sooner or later,

>> you know, if i can join in here -- >> yes, jared?nk that's the least of its problems. i mean, i agree that's silly, but, you know, sarah makes one important point, which is this pay-for issue. now, you know, you're running for president, maybe you're not going to specify every little nook and cranny how to pay for this thing, but according to independent, nonpartisan ab analysis, this costs the treasury between $10-$11 trillion over decade. now now, there's no way he can make that up. no way. that means larger deficits or massive spending cuts that he has not articulated. >> jared, how did you get the numbers? wait, finish your thought on that, but i want to go back to 11 trillion. i've been looking at the plans, hard to come up with any numbers because there's not enough specifics, across the board, i should say. >> two separate analysis, one called citizens for tax justice on the left, and one called the tax foundation, on the right, both of them have very elaborate tax models of the type that all the professionals use here, and on

. >>> and if you were at new york comic-con, you didn't see jared letto or ruffelo, but thes]were there dressed up. squnchts >>> congratulations to john legend and crissy teigen, they're pregnant with a girl. >>> gabrielle union starred along side jimmy fallon playing a couple of principals on "the tonight show." >>> and the only student who hasn't paid yet is mitchell henderson. >> come on, mitch. >> so, on friday. mitch better have my money. he wants to come with us, mitch better have my many or he won't get on that bus so your body can >>> leading the news on ebwith eb -- nbcnews.com, graphic video shows deputies tasing a man in a restraint chair. a family describes as a bipolar episode. it shows matthew handcuffed to a restrantd int chair and be tased in the groin. involuntary manslaughter in connection with his death. >>> a tribute to confederate heroes is getting a new neighbor, an mlk monument. they want to build a bell tower with a quote from martin luther king's i have a dream speech. >>> kroger will offer transhealth benefitbenefits. $100,000 lifetime maximum. >>> farmers all

well, think kay jewelers, sayles and jared among others. those three have the most catchy advertisements. you ever seen one for signet, have you in they have been delivering disappointing quarter, stocks down 26% for the year, the lesser known jewelry place has been fabulous. 12% from 2015, monster 37%oved since the late august lows. it reported a truly rip recorded at the end of the august. how w earth did they get an impressive run? espepeally when the actionono a much higheheprofile makes you believe, they're all doing badly, fossil, this one. okay. it's worth the exam, i'm sure most of you have heard of jared or kay jewelers or zale's, i think the parent company unknown to a great m!ny of you out there. signet is the largest specialty jewelry cane in canada and the u.k. not too cheap, not too expensive. ruining your b bk rkt. the engagement wedding is hidden looking at the ads before i askedpy wife to get married. here in the occupation, they operate 363 stores. which together account for more than three-quarters of the company's sales.

how do you get jared? say he decided to go pro.at point -- or what are the rules you start communicating? >> an agent is allowed to talk to the athletes when they're born. they can talk as long as the player doesn't sign with the agent while he has eligibility left or taking any of value. someone like jared goff, has a decision to come out of school or go back. whatever year he comes out in he'll be picked at the top of the draft. he's absolutely sensational. >> you have this that conversation with him? >> i haven't talked to him. he's got enough to do to get through school and focus on what he's focusing on, he's a cal player, and you know, we're 5 and 1. >> i know this. >> we have great coaching with tony franklin and it's a great time to be a cal alum. >> i wanted to ask you as i put my mug down. did you help him with that? >> take 49er. we go to santa clara and say, are there any big industries approximate here that you might want to network off the field? you've got brent jones, former tight end who has a multimillion dollar h

zplvlgts then subway jared's secret conversations about child molestation. >> whatever happened to former olympic skater debi thomas, from her bright future as a surge >> i graduated stanford. >> -- to living in a trailer and begging for money. >> it pains me to have to ask for help. infestation. >> and katy perry crash madonna's concert. as julie chen channels madge. >> inside talk's" halloween with beyonce and the godfather of soul. >> ah! >> one more time. >> now, in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi, every thanks so much for joining us. halle berry beat her husband to the punch filing for divorce just before he did. >> but there are a lot of questions surrounding these papers like who in the world is hal maria? >> and did halle break the rules? decoding her divorce. >> she filed papers monday under the fake name of hal maria. hal is short for halle and maria is her middl she did this so it wouldn't be leaked to the press and it would be anonymous. her husband's name was changed from olivier martinez to oliver martin.