you heard sheriff judd, he laid it out there, bottom line predators go where the kids are. >> this is not an issue of theme parks, it's a much wider problem. >> absolutely. and dennis ross also pointed that out. he feels if all law enforcement saw this story, saw what sheriff judd has been doing, this aggressive approach to sex stings, they could catch so many more sexual predators across this country. >> kyra phillips, appreciate you being with us. >> thank you. >> congressman ross will be a guest tomorrow night on 360 to talk more about his planned legislation as a result of kyra's reporting. as always, make sure you set your dvr so you can watch 360 whenever you wan want. ahead tonight, all those kids still coming to the united states, deportation flights getting underway, the first one arriving today. we'll take you to hon door agency and follow a mom and daughter who were on that flight returning to the country they so recently fled. what kind of future are they face something and does it include another attempted trip north? >>> gary tuchman is aboard a freight train that carrie

he was actually running against someone named keith judd of texarka texarkana, texas.y texarkana, texas, that actually means the federal correctional institution in texarkana, texas. because keith judd was a federal prisoner, a convicted felon who was serving a sentence of 210 months for extortion. from behind bars he described himself as, quote, a candidate with conviction. even though he's just a classic political, keith judd somehow got his name on the ballot in west virginia in 2012. when he did, he did great. he got 41% of the vote. he didn't win the primary, but he did better in west virginia in 2012 as a convict than barack obama did in 2008 as a united states senator. keith judd, the candidate who was sitting in prison actually won ten whole counties in that democratic primary. ten whole counties against the president of the united states. he did well enough that he bothered trying to contest the results. or maybe that was just a way of passing time because he was bored. in any case, come november in the general election, president obama lost west virginia to m

but his first opportunity to meet sheriff judd. >> where you from? >> orlando. >> you're not from polk county? >> no. >> we put y'all in jail for this kind of stuff over here. when you get out of jail if you're going to violate the law, don't come back. >> he's shuttled across the hallway for processing while they set the trap for the next john. >> it's a little after 5:30 when he arrives. once again, all eyes are on a man unaware he is about to be stung. as soon as the deal is made, arresting officers move in. >> oh, my god. oh my god. >> you're going to be okay. >> i've been ruined. >> stand up. chill out. keep your hands -- place them behind your back. >> oh my god. >> stand up. take a look at me. >> hey. hey. chill out. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. i'm so stupid. >> you just made a mistake. calm down. take a deep breath. i need you to listen to me, okay? do you have anything illegal on you? >> no, i don't. i don't. >> meet patrick, a 39-year-old man from orlando. unlike the previous john, he was well aware that he was playing with fire

we'll see about those. >> judd gregg is our guest host.ll be with us through the rest of the show. >> coming up, when we come back, the "squawk" newsmaker of the morning, new jersey governor chris christie. he's going to be our special guest. he's going to join us on the set right here at 7:30 a.m. eastern. fresh from signing a new $32.5 billion budget for the garden state. we're going to talk to him a lot about that, but first coming up right now, oppenheimer funds is under new management. art steinmetz begins his job as ceo today and he's going to be talking to us about the current market environment ahead of the jobs report when we return in just a moment. find yourself. in an accomodation where you get to do whatever it is that you love to do! ♪ booking.com booking.yeah! >>> welcome back to "squawk box." checking the futures right now. look good. good start to the second half of the year after a 6% gain in the s&p for the first half. making head lines, morgan stanley is reportedly considering compensation cuts for financial advisers. a

. >> operations like these are essential to polk county sheriff grady judd and his zero tolerance policyor vice in his jurisdiction. he wants those who may see prostitution as a victimless crime to take a deeper, harder look. >> this is not some consenting adult having sex with another consenting adult for compensation. she's property. she's property to be bartered with, to be sold. >> and for every seller of sex, there's a buyer. while many jurisdictions may be more lenient on johns, men who try to buy sex here are in for a rude awakening. >> welcome to polk county. this is what we do to folks who violate the law in the county. we hook them up take them to jail. if you come to this county and try to obtain the services of a prostitute, you're going to get the full effect and force of the law. >> another one bites the dust. >> definitely something up with this cat. he's a little weird. >> outside the sting hotel, sheriff's investigators keep eyes all who come and go. >> you guys got a white male walking in the door with like a light blue dress shirt, dark slacks. >> shortly after 4:00 p.

. >>> this week lauren action work is being questioned by scientist zach judd. work with arrington's father and judd says her project is based on his research which he published three years ago. arrington's father told a washington post that he and his daughter have mentioned judd's contributions often, he says he's shocked by his former colleague's complaints. >>> coming up later tonight, 11:00 eastern on our newscast, balance ago awareness and self-esteem. we'll take a closer look ato bees at this and what it means for america's youngest generation and plus they are known as china's little emperors how families are trying to bring discipline to the one-child generation, those stories and much more tonight 11:00 eastern and 8:00 pacific. we end tonight with a royal version of the selfie. it's tonight's freeze frame. a member of the australias women's national field hockey team tweeted this selfie. look carefully, that's the grinning queen of england over her shoulder. yes, queeny liz beth photo bombed the teammates during the 2014 commonwealth games. i don't kn

. >> but if true sheriff judd wants to make one thing clear. >> so you don't have an ounce of sympathy for the guy who's saying this is going to ruin my life? >> yeah, he ruined his own life. i didn't handcuff him and drag him through that hotel lobby and throw him into that room with a prostitute and say now pay her and have sex. you did that on your own. you sought that girl out. well, buddy, you're going to get the full effect and force of the law, complete with a trip to the county jail and your picture on our jail website and a media release done about you. and quite frankly, maybe for every john i embarrass i scare off 100 more for doing what they shouldn't do at least in this county. >> just hang out. >> why would you have to pay someone just to hang out? >> some people do that. some people just want the company of females. >>> on a warm evening in central florida polk county sheriff's police have turned an ordinary roadside hotel into a trap for buyers and sellers of sex. >> yeah, they're our girls. >> these women have a date with a man in room 207, unaware that he is an underc

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. >> reporter: grady judd is known nationally for his aggressive approach to child sex predators. >>talked to a number of these men and they say it's entrapment. i was totally set up. >> what else are they going to say? are they going to get on national news and say i'm a per, vert, i'm a child predator, i seek sex with little boys? no, they are not going to tell you that. when they tell you that, look them in the eye and say, you're a liar. what you really are is a pervert, a sexual pervert, and a child predator. >> reporter: this is 32-year-old patrick, a disney street performer and v.i.p. tour guide in training. he's seen here in photo after photo posted on his a facebook page. he tried to run from police when they say he showed up to have sex with a 13-year-old boy. it was a sting. he had engaged in graphic sexual chat, even sending a picture of himself with mickey mouse and a got more explicit from there. holgerson has pleaded not guilty. he, too, told police he was just looking out for the child. >> i was going to see if he was really doing this and i felt it was wrong and i wa

. >> james:officials say the fire was judd boundluckily, no injuries were reported. jet boundthis morning one person is recovering after being injured when a muni light rail and an s-u-v collided in san francisco. >> james:police say it happened just after ten last night at bryant street and the embarcadero. >> james:they say at least one person suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital. as of now, it's unclear who's at >> james:in san diego a small plane crashes in a shopping center.killing one woman on board.and injuring another. gave themthe single-engine plane went down around 5:30 wednesday in the parking lot of a costco and a target. >> james:the plane clipped the top of the target.and knocked down a light pole before landing. >> james:it then burst into flames.and the woman who died had serious burns. then notthe pilot is in serious condition tonight but is >> james:this morning she is being praised for being able to guid the plane to an area where the damage was limited. >> james:crews have finally stopped the last of the water gushing from a pipe

you're killing on that show but also then -- big news, you're doing a giant big movie with judd apatows out there. >> i'm like, i keep waiting for them to be, like, "actually you're going to be played by kate hudson." i was like, "of course. of course." >> jimmy: that makes sense. no. but you wrote it and you're developing with judd. >> it's happening. >> jimmy: you're shooting this it summer? >> yeah! >> jimmy: and i just heard yesterday, or 2 days ago, is this true? lebron james has been cast in your movie with you? >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] lebron james. and apparently -- not just an, an actor. he's, like, sick at basketball. [ laughter ] sick, you guys. yeah. >> jimmy: but how do you like being out in l.a.? is it a different scene out there? >> yeah. it's not for me. i'm like, you know. i'm a new york girl. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm just more comfortable here. i mean, you can just tell based on arm size alone that, like, these are -- [ laughter ] like, these are new york arms. they're really -- [ cheers and applause ] they're -- yeah, i mean -- yeah, in l.a. >> jimmy: perfect ar

i've worked on several movies with judd apatow who insists that i get fatter. >> stephen: really?> honest to god. he says i... he has said, i want fat rudd. that's how he says it. i've had to eat cupcakes. "this is 40" he wants me mushy. this is one of the first times i've had to go the other way. >> stephen: it's like de niro, only doing half of "raging bull." >> de niro and i very similar, in style and approach. and we both... >> stephen: i do a de niro. you ever seen my de niro. >> i haven't. >> stephen: "i'm robert de niro. yeah, see, i run this town." >> that's fantastic. that's amazing. >> stephen: paul, at a certain point we probably should go to commercial. >> hey, it's your show. >> i'm not sure it is right now. >> that seemed aggressive. >> stephen: that came out very aggressive and rude. >> kind of a dick. you're kind of reevaluating everything you said about the "oops i did it again." >> stephen: i want to thank you, paul rudd. i think we all want to thank paul rudd for being here. >> by the way, the only reason i got that aggressive, riddled with hgh and steroids. >>

judd i'mshe was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >> james:authorities say.they received a distress call from the plane.before it the pilot and his passenger and at * *6-25 * the new technology being used to help get rid of those bags under your eyes. how it works coming up. works coming up. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original. new versions...? two new versions! now, this was just a training video, but these twists on my ultimate cheeseburger will blow people's minds. is that guy ok? >>: doesn't overturn the big break as you can see it's on its side. now that it's the day like we can actually see what's going on out here. why is the chp leaving this area shutdown and the reason they haven't lifted it is because they can't pass to beat up loaded. let's get a overhead low.ok. >>: in the westbound direction that to laugh lines are shut down and the new estimated time for opening is 9:0

luke judd to explain. it but it isn't. all for me to do so i've got the. victim do the logan dealing with. airline sit do in a manner that isaac effect ok so the meeting in new york continues of the emergency session of the u.n. security council and we heard of course from the undersecretary there saying that the sec in general will be meeting with president petro poroshenko of ukraine tomorrow. the. next u.s. intelligence officials claim that the plane was downed by a surface to air missile but have not specifically blamed either side vice president joe biden said that a team of specialists will be sent to assist ukrainian authorities with the investigation going to change account is in washington following the american reaction. u.s. officials believe it was a surface to air missile that shot down the malaysian plane over ukraine the u.s. is not pointing the blame thing or just yet president obama spoke with the ukrainian leader shameka we can be sure that the blame game in the coming days and weeks is going to be vicious there are questions as to who ha

also called on judd at his room. this -- this is tom samson, the detective in his later years when he relayed this story, and this is the hotel where much of it took place -- shortly after this incident, abraham lincoln was inaugurated. the country fell into civil war. was pleased in charge of the secret service. defense tasks were the of cincinnati. webster, went into the field in kentucky and tennessee. they wanted to find out the troop numbers and the intentions of the enemy. supply information. the general feeling of the south for the war. webster's first trip was to memphis. he returned with detailed reports. mcclellan became major general of the army. now he was starting to plan an offensive on richmond. nexthy webster made his residence in baltimore. while here, he contacted people he had met earlier and acted as a courier. this provided a perfect cover for webster to move behind enemy lines without being suspected of anything serious. he did such a good job, he was also being watched by the baltimore marshall

>> well, i read your book, that's yes brought up the judd hersh thing. >> oh. five years, common!t least have one, two affairs? >> well, i've never, you know, an affair with any of my co-workers. >> their lost! >> there is still time. >> you work with danzel. ya, john travolta, uh-huh. >> he and i were -- before we even -- >> he's here in philadelphia, matter of fact. >> don't get mad at me, because i always ask to you do this, what's this thing in your brain called? >> highly superior auto by glove cat memory. montgomery played a cop who has my memory, and i am a consult and on the show. >> so just like you did, july the 14th. >> 1978. >> you remember that? >> yes,. >> i was on arrayed yo show this morning and i heard the taxi -- >> and it came right back to me. >> preston and steve? >> oh, yes, they're great, on our show every wednesday. so here you go. i will give awe date you. >> allude today this already a little bit. >> let me start with this one, though. >> december 29th, in the year 2,000. >> okay. so, december 29th in the year 2,000 was a friday, and i was on the show. i

. >> reporter: sheriff judd says businesses that cater to children need to go one step further and use polygraph tests. >> anyone that works around children, whether it's in church, in the nursery, or whether it's at disney or any other of our theme parks or whether it's in schools, we should be able to give a polygraph examination to them. >> reporter: reality is, congress, citing privacy and civil liberties issues, has made it illegal to polygraph employees. florida congressman dennis ross, a former attorney for disney world in the late 1980s, wants to change that. >> they're doing all they can with what we've empowered them to do. >> reporter: but the sexual predators are still getting hired. >> which is why we need to be vigilant as a policymaker to give more tools so we can prevent the next one from occurring. >> reporter: after learning about our story, congressman ross introduced legislation that would give companies that serve children the option to polygraph employees, something disney told us it would consider. ways the ultimate result here? >> that we save the next person th

all about attacks i company, in new york sit, so judd hirsh was there, last night. >> all of the cameos, where have all of these people been? >> i don't know sharknado two the second one back. >> big time movie stars watched this, too, because it is so -- luke brian, country music star, can't believe we are watching this. and then an academy winner watched. >> omg sharknado two, just no words. not eastern signs. jason priestly wrote: a twister teeth. what? >> of course jason probably tuned in to see his old friend and co-star from 90210. >> ian, in fact, he just turned 506789 boy, does he look good. >> turned 50? get outta here. >> yes. but look his career now re-invented here. >> i swear they're going do a third one, because i am bet the ratings were pretty darn good last night. >> i wonder how much they got paid? >> oh, i -- >> millions? not very much? >> was it one of those things so bad, it is good? >> yes, that's the point. >> i've never steen. >> being called a hit. it is not a hit. >> no. >> just campy. so people were having sharknado watching parties. >> like do you watch the ba

outdated computer system that was james>>:but an internal report says the project has been racked judd downnow people filing for disability claims are facing of the process. james>>:the state department says a computer glitch is causing major delays in it's passport and visa operations at embassies around the drove thema spokesperson for the department says the problem was first discovered over the weekend and has yet to james>>:the glitch is preventing getting u-s passports and james>>: they're downa california wine collector is set to be sentenced today after a jury convicted him of making almost 20 million dollars by selling bogus rudy kurniawan was convicted in december of mail and wire fraud. prison. but no matter what the sentence, once released, james>>:another drawn-out execution has re-ignited controversy over lethal injections. some witnesses describe a man gasping for air as he on wednesday. andrew spencer reports the governor of arizona has now >>: it's tough for everyone in that room at a certain point you wonder if he's ever going to die. joseph was was put to death and a

. >> is the white house judd not applying the clear policies?fact that the president won't go the boarder, he's playing politics, no real immigration legislation, and harris, most of all, no bipartisan meetings to stem this crisis. it's a tragedy, an outrage. pat couldn't be more right. >> i'm curious, the president has taken a lot of heat laically to uses and overusers, some would argue, of his executive power. is this within area where the american people would say, okay, use your executive power? >> there's just so much he can do as president with executive actions. he needs this law passed where he's asked for this astronomical billions that we don't know exactly what it's for. if he behaved properly as president, he gets the speaker and leadership, house and senate all in a room together and says we're thought coming out of here until we get at the worked out. the fact he doesn't do it make mess think our colleague, mr. schoen was crept the i can't is play the politics in that he wants this thing to hurt republicans. he doesn't care about t

poke county sheriff grady judd is known nationally for these aggressive sex stings and that's how hevered a pattern of theme park arrests. here's a taste of his passion to take down these child sex predators. i talk to a number of these men and they said it's entrapment, i was set up. >> what else are they going to say? are they going to get on the national news and say i'm a pervert, i'm a child predator, i seek sex with little boys? no, they're not going to say that. when they tell you that, look them in the eye and say, you're a liar. what you really are is a pervert, a sexual pervert and a child predator. >> he doesn't hold back. >> he definitely does not hold back. he's very passionate about this. these aren't just allegations. there is video of some of these individuals acknowledging that they reached out to underaged kids. you will see the interrogations that take place once these stings happen and the detectives go in. they arrest them, they sit down. one individual actually confesses to molesting a young boy, just 3 1/2 weeks before the sting he was caught in. >> right, so s

polk county sheriff grady judd known nationally for aggressive sex stings.ttern of theme park arrests. here's just a taste of had his passion to take down these predators. >> i talked to a number of these men. they said it's entrapment. i was totally setup. >> what else are they going to say? get on national news and say i'm a pervert? i'm a child predator? i seek sex with him little boys? no, they're not going to say that. when this he tell that, look them in the eye and say you're a liar. what you really are is a pervert, a sexual pervert and a child predator. >> so what is the answer? how do you keep these predators from being hired in the first place? >> that's a great question. on going and intense background collection forever sure. these parks say they are doing that with all their power. however, there could be more. that brings our story right in there, as well. it's prompting action on capitol hill. we'll have that for you, as well on "ac 360" tonight at 8:00. >> you fointed out none of the crimes involved guests visiting the parks. >> that's corre

every time we think it's going to happen, we were looking for make judd two days of down market in apolitical headlines that has no carry-through today, and all of a sit maybe people pamplly invested, but not yet getting back in the market. that's one of the reasons volumes are as low as they are. >> but the bond market very quickly is telling you something to be worried about. >> and i think it's the whole israeli/gaza thing. the malaysian airline is not the thing to be worried about. it's the potential to implode in israel and gaza. the prime minister already said it it's potentially a long fight, right? >> absolutely. thank you, guys, very much. back up to ec. berta coombs has a market flash. >> we have a winner for this week. information technology, the s&p i.t. sector, the best performing sector trading up about 1%. for the week it's the best performer. a lot of that has to do with some of the big-name earners. flir systems followed by google. it beat on revenue. they're getting people back into tech today. tyler? >> bertha, thank you very much. with us is richard scott, chief i

. >> meet grady judd, sheriff of polk county. in 40 years as a cop, he's waged a battle again vice crimes and human trafficking. >> we wear them out. >> to understand the sheriff's values, it's important to know a little about the place where he was born and raised. 50 years ago this stretch of central florida was a sleepy patchwork of cattle ranches and citrus groves. then came a mouse, and with it theme parks, millions of tourists, rapid development, and ultimately the business of sex for sale. >> all of a sudden we had nude dancing establishment. we had massage parlors. i'm a young deputy during part of this time, and we start fighting against this in this community because -- wait a minute, that's not the wholesome community that we wanted. >> from the outside, it may look like just another roadside oasis for wary travelers. but inside, deputies with the polk county sheriff's office are busy spinning a high-tech web to snare bears and sellers of sex. >> this is the technology hub of the operation. we've seen all our internal

we were judd starting down that path, and we of course firmed our own capital fund that is designed to bring capital to project. so the private sector can have a big part in improving the infrastructure of the united states. >> well what we forget in this country, he built the bush before that most roads were privately owned. we forget the private sector did have most of the initial building here. where do you think we've gone wrong since then? >> there's a lot of obstacles to private investment, but the move, the trend has shifting dramatically in that direction t. starting outside the united states, now coming into the united states. the movement is under way. >> thank you for joining us. you're just happy because he used australia as a positive. >> i kind of set him up for that. i'm not stupid. thanks for the bit about singapore as well. >> i threw that if for you. >> thank you. >> happy monday. >>> time to take the show outside. we are going to be heading outside to one of the world's biggest air shows. >>> plus a story about apple that some if it's true. that's a independent hint.

there's got to be a monetary cost of judd trying to comply with regulations like this. sure, sir, $37,500 per day fine per instance if you do not abide by the rules. there's been whole years where casey and i since we started farming, i haven't even made that much in a year, so for trying to carry on our seventh generation, eighth generation sitting here with us today if they decide to do so, it could be devastating to our family business. >> well, let me say if they decide not to go into farming, i think they have a great career in acting, singing and dancing. there's hope no matter what. i hope they say? farming. >> andy and casey, i think a lot of americans don't understand that americans spent between 6% and 8% of their family's budget on food. it's the lowest percentage of anybody on earth. most countries, people spend anywhere from 20 to 50% of their budget on just putting stuff on the table. this means that because american agriculture is so effective, so efficient that americans eat more efficiently than anybody else on earth, and we have more money to spend on

maybe people are judd hunkering down because of that. >> wages have not gone up. >> we're going to talkm about all of that and when perhaps revenue will get better, because the street punished the stock. not by much today. >> come join us at the top of the hour. >> see you then. >>> for decades psychologists and economists have struggle to understand bubbles. joining us, reed montague, who co-authored a study with cal tech, looking into the brain waves of invests and experiment as economics. reed, a real pleasure. thanks for coming on the show. i read the summation with great interest. it was very complex, tell us what the results are that you found? >> we did something inch. >> i had cash that under an interest rate. the trick was during that experiment, which was spread across the country, we are scanning the brains of at least three of the participants in each of the markets. groups of peach. in the context overvalue or union value or wrongly value things going on. how does it differ versus those who keep buying no matter the price. >> the first thing we found was that everyone's bra

. >> so it's important to be good at it to be judd icious at it and to have the acceptance of the population that the steps we're taking to protect them are lawful, appropriate an necessary. >> and that's why i think it's fine to have a debate about drones. >> is the success of isis a real setback for american foreign policy and what it hopes to achieve in iraq? >> well, i think we're going have to see. we're going to have to see what happens there. i think that in the next face we'll see whether iraq can endure as a inclusive state or whether it fractures. obviously the former is very much preferable to the latter. >> rose: those are the two options, they either fracture or -- >> or chaos which is in a sense the worst of the three. >> so chaos is one. >> a fracture on sectarian lines. and or the preservation of a single, multiethnic state. now i think that that last is by far and away the preferable one for the people of iraq but also for the order in the region generally which is one of the interests the united states has but many neighbors do as well. >> what would a last lecture about th

polk county sheriff, grady judd, known nationally for these aggressive sex stings, and that's how were's just a taste of his passion to take down these child sex predators. i talked to a number of these men, and they said it's entrapment. i was totally set up. >> what else are they going to say? are they get to get on national news and say, "i'm a pervert?" "i'm a child predator"? "i seek sex with little boys"? no, they're not going to tell you that. when they tell you that, look them in the eye and say you're a liar. what you really are is a pervert, a sexual pervert and a child predator. >> so kyra sha, what's the answ? how do you keep them from being hired in the first place? >> it's ongoing and intense background checks. and each of the representatives at these theme parks said we are doing everything we can, putting our power behind that in doing it. but obviously, it's still not enough. and you'll see that more can be done, our story is already prompting action orthopedic surgeon capitol hill and you'll see more on "ac 360" tonight. >> you point out none of these crimes involve

we've got a sheriff there, sheriff grady judd, who years ago passed a law that allowed for young peopleage of five years old to be incarcerated in adult prisons. we've got immigrant populations there who can't live like first-class citizens because his department operates a drag net over that community. you've got young people, you've got people in schools who want to be educated but are being put into prison at record rates. and so we're organizing with that community and there are a number of partners that are building, they are organizing. elijah armstrong is down there right now, a native of polk county. we're going to build something there that says, hey, this is a community and how we want to be policed. we think we can do it better than you and the way you're doing it is wrong and immoral. >> what do you think is the path forward? there are structural questions and legal questions about internal affairs and in the case we just mentioned it seems there's not enough evidence to prosecute. how much of this is about em w empowering people in polk county, how much is about electing a

and poke county sheriff grady judd is known for aggressive six stings and that's how we discovered aa taste of his passion to takedown these child sex predators. >> i talked to a number of these men, and they said, it is entrapment. i was totally set up. >> what else are they going to say? are they going to get on national news and say, i'm a pervert? i'm a child predator? i seek sex with little boys? no, they're not going to say that. when they tell you that, look them in the eye and say, you're a liar. what you really are is a pervert, a sexual pervert, a child predator. >> can't put it more strongly than that. he has fire. fire and passion. >> no question he's known for it. the question becomes what do you put behind the talk? how can you -- can you legally keep predators from these jobs? >> sure, it is a great question. it is ongoing background checks, intense background checks, and these parks say, look, we're doing all of that, we're doing that with all our power, but there is still more that can be done. according to grady judd, according to child advocates, and according to l

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and judd hirsh of taxi fame, played taxi driver. >> well i tell you i'm hearing he's probably thinking, thank the lord, he has career again, ooh years old, hasn't done much since 90210. >> now just ac fool,. >> i can tell you there is rain high enough, probably get him here in a couple of house, he'll do another one. >> every summer, like shark week, we'll have sharknado three the third one. >> this is the first one, isn't it? >> this is, i don't know, i haven't seen any of them. >> santa monica pier, must be the first one. anyway thank you. we keep hearing these stories about paren getting in trouble for leaving their children alone. like lever them in a public parkas they go off to work. it could happen around here too. we'll let you know the laws in our area, pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. and here is personal question. at what age do you think it is okay to leave a child, say, at public park? mmn. do they have to be in their teens? jennifer fled rick is at the biggest event in the next 24 hours, the blake shelton concert, in ac. >> ♪ >> i would like to say happy blake shelton

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i worked with judd hirsch, he played by taxi driver.id. i used to watch "taxi" all the time. what do you do at a yellow light? slow down. >> what do you do. so we're running the taxi and jim on break says don't you know what to do at a yellow light? yeah, slow down. i don't know if that made it into the movie or not. >> i get it. >> real quickly, you're doing the chippendales thing? >> yeah. i'm a father, husband, i do everything i can to provide for my family. >> chippendales? >> yeah. >> it's been that kind of day. >> is that a movie? >> it's a show. >> it's a dance troupe. >> i thought there might be a chippendales movie coming out. that would have been kind of aweso awesome. >> you have the cuffs, the bow tie. i do my research. >> "sharknado 2, the second 1" airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. on sci-fi. don't think too hard when you're watching it, just watch it. ian ziering thank you so much. you're a great sport, nice guy. >>> coming up, steven a. smith apologized for his comments on domestic violence but was it enough or should he have? w

let's talk to warren judd, the chairman of the dare county board of commissioners and joins us on the he's joining us from kill devil hills. how was your evening? >> michaela, it was long and -- it was long and restless. >> i'm sure it was. what are you waking up to this morning now that the sun has come up? >> well, we're just now beginning to get our emergency personnel, the folks that evaluate things once we have daylight. we get them out on the roads and around, and we've -- we're beginning to get reports in, and -- and we're hearing better news than we expected, but it's really kind of too early to put any sort of county boyd assessment on it. we probably need another hour to 90 minutes to have a really good picture of where we are this morning. >> your hope is that you can get up and have a look at things before, you know, the folks that live there, the residents do, so you can get a clear assessment of what you can advise them to do. obviously a lot of concerns here. we understand that one of the concerns, of course, is the beach front but also the -- the highway 12. have you h

joining us now is sheriff brady judd from polk county florida where some of these prerp traitors werening us and we know you take this very seriously. let's get the right context n.large part our theme parks are safe. so the question becomes what is your concern in this situation? >> well, chris, we know there are child predators, and you remember the bank robber, they asked willie why he robbed banks. he said that's where the money, is so why do child predators want to work around children? well, they do that at theme parks, in schools, and do you know what? the congress has tied our folks' hands. you know, the theme parks, the schools can't do polygraphs to check the backgrounds or we would have more opportunity to discover the proclivity of the child predator which is really a monster that's after our children. i'm going to go after them with a vengeance to protect our children, and we need to do that nationwide, but the theme parks, the schools need help. >> sheriff, first is if you don't have a prior on your record, it's going to be very tough for an employer to know what's going

basically this is a film for a new judd apatow film called "train wreck." plot is under wraps.is. it looks like he's really doing a lot of things. frankenstein. a nptatio >> let's move to the tweet of the week. this from a kelsey grammer. and he's now correcting people's grammar. #kelsey grammer grammar. let's give an example here. one guy tweets the movie down per scope is one of my favorite moves. its a movie i can watch over and over it. i believe it should be it's. >> so he joined twitter. and now he's correcting people's grammar. it looks like he's having fun doing it. he created a #kelsey grammer grammar. but interestingly enough this is not the first time he joined twitter. he joined back in 2009 and 2010 and had to announce his divorce with camille. but looks like he has a new purpose with twitter. >> i think we want to get to the sneak peek of the jimi hendrix b biopic. let's take a look. >> watch out for your ears. i want my music to go inside the soul of a person. for me it's colors. i want people to feel the music the same way i see it. >> there's so much competitio