karenna, why were you arrested yesterday? ms. i was part of a local group in the west roxbury, the boston, area, and we were arrested because the laws for protesting ourselves out of step for what is required to meet this step, and in the tradition of nonviolence, cicivil disobedience, we wanted to draw attention to do the right thing. amy: explain what this pipeline does, where it goes from, where it is headed to, and what is supposed to be unit? -- in it? frackre: it would carry gas,d and it -- fracked and it is part of this spectra a pipeline system. i was previously part of an effort to stop the constitution pipeline in new york state, and that was originalllly my entry point into learning more about these pipelines, and where they are going in all across the eastern seaboard. amy: you havave been involved wh father of these prorotests, karenna? msms. gore: i have not been involved in nonvnviolent civil disobedidience before now. i'm when a people seem to need to step up in that way. amy: how did it feel to be arrested and de

danny glover, comedian wanda sykes messing,ess debra former vice president al gore and his daughter karenna, and actress and activist jane fonda. live on saturday, 10:00 a.m. eastern, the poor people's rally against social injustice, on c-span, online at c-span.orgl, or listen life on the free c-span radio app. trump: this november we are going to take back the house, we are going to hold the senate, and we're going to keep the white house. >> president trump returns to the campaign trail saturday for a rally in tulsa. watch our live coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, on-demand at c-span.org, or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> the african-american community here in tulsa was started by a real-estate person from arkansas. w. gurley.e was o. in thist 40-plus acres area in early 2o century and 20began to developth -- century and he began to develop this area selling the state to individual lacks who wanted to blacksperty--individual who wanted to own property. the historic greenwood area is the area where he brought this -- bought this property. it became kno

not quite the same with karenna and her husband?e the same, because they're public figures but way less so than al and tipper and the marriage was much briefer. >> do we think, jeff -- of course we don't know and only the gores know. would these marriages, these break-ups be related? >> they could be related because al and tipper's marriage, 40 years. they were setting an example for everyone else. it was almost like the anchor marriage. once that one goes away, then the weaker marriages or the more recent marriages then tend to fall apart because they can't depend on al and tipper anymore to be that couple who can give them the advice or set that example of stick with it and stay strong. >> you can work through this. >> we hope that they are the examples that they can do this. they have 40 years of experience even though they ended up splitting up after that time. >> betsy, from what you've learned, have al and tipper been with karenna since this has all been announced? >> yes, al and tipper have both been to new york to visit kare

everywhere you look in the house there are pictures of karenna.to remember her but he needs closure. >> i dug it out and put it together in one day. it looked like that. >> it's a peaceful place for me that she liked to run in there and she just happened to come across somebody who is evil and must pay, so there's no reason to be afraid of it in there. >> the reason we're here is the prosecutor's office and the attorney general are hopeless with respect to prosecuting their boss. >> retired firefighter bill brennan brought his case against chris christie over bridgegate to appoint a special prosecutor who will take over the case that he filed in municipal court over a month ago. the judge said that she would rule by the end of the week and was taking it under serious consideration. something that surprised me because i thought that the judge might reject his claims outright. we can take you into the courtroom, unlike bridgegate, cameras are allowed. he argued his case in front of the judge. >> applied to the case legally unless defendant gets to p

their oldest child, karenna has split from her husband.ore's second-oldest, kristin, divorced last year. in 2007, albert iii their youngest was busted for drug possession. >> i think people are sad because they really like the gores. and they seem to be kissed by good luck and all of a sudden there are a series of bad things that have happened to them. >> reporter: karenna gore schiff was always the star of the next generation of the gore family. >> does it mean that you might actually even imagine yourself running for political office? >> i don't know. i wouldn't rule that out. >> reporter: a graduate of harvard, columbia law school and a mother of three. she married drew schiff nearly 13 years ago in a storybook wedding. the match brought together one of america's most prominent political families, the gores, with the schiffs, one of wall street's most powerful. the wedding was held at washington national cathedral, the site of some other famous unions, including karenna's own parents. >> i'm very blessed in my personal life. >> reporter

according to industry, data sales are continuing to recover from the low level report last year when karenna vice restrictions shut car dealerships across the continent. in the 1st 6 months, sales rose by, by a quarter to 5 point 4000000 cars in tech company square is finding a new firm that's focused on coin according to square and twitter. the jack dorsey he wants to create an open, develop a platform to make it easier to provide a centralized financial status following the pattern to squares. previously in our digital wallet, a bitcoin german airline. lufthansa has its new holiday carrier called your wings discover. it starts off with 7 planes with its 1st flight next week to mombasa in kenya. it also says special holiday destinations like amman jara victoria falls in africa. i know that gun is not harvesting season is a crucial time for many rural women who earn a living, making shade butter. but a surgeon multinational companies exporting the raw nuts is now threatening their livelihoods. myself, duke reports i had a motor house and is among dues profiting from money increase internatio

and when our first daughter karenna was born, i began to see the future through a fresh set of eyes.now a lot of you have had that feeling, too. and i decided i could not turn away from service at home anymore than i could have turned away from service in vietnam. that is why i ran for congress. in my first term, a family in hardeman county, tennessee wrote a letter and told how worried they were that toxic waste, a lot of it, had been dumped near their home. i held some of the first hearings on the issue and ever , since, i've been there in the fight against the big polluters. our children should not have to draw the breath of life in cities awash in pollution. [applause] mr. gore: when they come in from playing on a hot summer afternoon, every child in america, anywhere in america, ought to be able to turn on the faucet and get a glass of safe, clean drinking water. [applause] on the issue of the environment, i've never given up, i've never backed down, and i never will. [applause] mr. gore: and i say it again tonight we must reverse the , silent, rising tide of global warming. and

to acknowledge with great pride, our four children: kristin, sarah and albert, our oldest daughter karennand her husband drew, and the youngest member of our family, who a little over a year ago was born on the fourth of july, our grandson wyatt, and my brother-in-law frank hunger. [applause] i am honored tonight by the support of a leader of high ideals and fundamental decency who will be an important part of our country's future, senator bill bradley. [applause] thank you, bill. [applause] thank you, bill, for your focus on campaign finance reform and civil rights and ending child poverty. there's someone else who will shape that future, a leader of character and courage, a defender of the environment and working families, the next vice president of the united states of america, joe lieberman. [applause] "joe"]ng and hadassah and their wonderful family. [applause] i picked joe for one simple reason: he's the best person for the job. for almost eight years now, i've been the partner of a leader who moved us out of the valley of recession and into the longest period of prosperity in americ

since russia launch its invasion, but is unlikely to be the last and tongue karenna bitch is ukraine's representative at a case at the international court of justice, which alleges genocide committed by russia. i asked him what he makes of today's verdict. well, good evening from key if of course, the international criminal court, the i c. c, is seen as important track as important instrument to bring perpetrator, self alleged crime or genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes to responsibility. so of course we here in ukraine. do recognize and do work closely with the i c c in order for it to be to be effective and to have the fact to proceed in there. but of course, today's case is really a precedent as though this is the 1st case which happens since the 24th of february . and the 1st, i would say really straight forward case because the effects of the case were really wary, straight forward. and it wasn't rather easy case to prove, i think in court because they were really 100 percent. sure to facts that the russian soldier. but you know, she married, that she killed and ukra

we begin with karenna. >> hi, fredricka. we finally have good news about the stock market.this past week thanks to some rare optimism regarding the debt situation in europe. five central banks including the federal reserve said they would pump u.s. dollars into the european financial system. in addition, france and germany said greece would stay in the euro zone. despite these moves, though, there's been lots of talk about greece defaulting on its debt which could spread. no long-term plan in place right now. felic felicia? >> thanks. mortgage rates hit a record low this past week. the average 30-year fixed rate loan fell to 4.09%. mortgage rates tend to move in tandem with the ten-year treasury bond which is at a record low. investors are buying u.s. bonds as a safe haven, a way to guard against a weakening global economy. still, record low mortgage rates aren't doing much to boost the housing market. home sales remain very weak. poppy harlow has a look at what's coming up next week. >> president obama's debt reduction plan will hit lawmakers desks on monday. their tasked

our oldest daughter karenna and her husband drew.nd the youngest member of our family, who a little over a year ago was born on the fourth of july, our grandson wyatt. i am honored tonight by the support of a leader of high ideals and fundamental decency, who will be an important part of our country's future, senator bill bradley. [applause] mr. gore: thank you, bill. for your, bill campaign-finance reform, civil rights, and it into poverty. there is someone else will shape that future, a leader of character and courage. a defender of the environment and working families. the next vice president of the united states, joe lieberman. [applause] mr. gore: and they are wonderful family. -- and their food wonderful wonderful family. i picked him for one simple reason -- he is the best person for the job. for almost eight years now, i've been the partner of a leader who moved us out of the valley of recession and into the longest period of prosperity in american history. i say you -- i say to you tonight millions of americans , will live b

karenna is 36 years and old and have been married 12 years. the former vice president and his wife announced last week they were separating after 40 years of marriage. >>> a new bridge project could make your drive in and out of the district a little more difficult. phase two of major construction project on the 14th street bridge begins on monday. there will also be overnight lane closures beginning this weekend. and we are going to show you a live look of the 14th street bridge this afternoon. here it is. crews will be setting up a construction barrier in the center of the bridge on monday. news4's megan mcgrath has more on all of these changes. >> the 14th street bridge is the most heavily used route in and out of washington. more than 200,000 people use the bridge every day. but soon you may want to find a different way to get to work. that's because a new phase of construction is about to get under way and it could cause some real headaches. construction on the northbound span of the 14th street bridge has been going on for some time. but

karenna vetrano's body was found and her father reported her missing when she didn't return home from run. investigators say the cases are similar. police have no suspects in the murder. >>> police want to hear from anyone who may have information about her death. you can reman anonymous and the anonmounce. >>> police investigate -- anonymous. >>> police are investigating why a driver was going the wrong way on mass pike. the 28-year-old died when he crashed head on into two other vehicles yesterday. three people in the cars he hit were injured. >>> the i-team looked at what can be done to prevent wrong- way crashes in february. they discovered federal transportation officials recommended lowering wrong way and do not enter signs to make them easier to we reached out to the state for an update with you have not heard back. rhode island installed u a sensor system that notified police of a wrong way driver by massachusetts didn't buy it because it was too expensive. >>> now to campaign 2016. donald trump facing criticism for making what some view as an assassination attempt. he trails

karenna vetrano's body was found last week. her father reported her missing when she didn't return home from a police have no suspects in that murder. if you have any information about what happened in princeton, police want to hear from you. call the tip line anonymously at508-453-7589. >>> a storm watch this noon rain making its way through parts of our area. it was it locked like in littleton late this morning. you can see downpours there and it locks like it will be a wet need the rain. beary burbank is watching it all to -- barry burbank is watching it all. >> it's not all that warm and has become very, very humid and it's a tropical field of the air with the dew points matching the air temperatures. but it's not going up because the rain is falling and we have all the cloutiness out there right now. we have had decent rains in some locations. it is 6/10 of an in-- inch in lawrence cod. let's look at showers and you can see them stretching from boston and southwestward. heavier rain going across just to the north is mostly

karenna khachanov will advance to the final of the juhai tournament today against the japanese yusihiki. the russian claims to win. in the fifth atp series tournament of his career. and another russian tennis player also reached the final of another atp-250 series tournament in chengdu, china. roman sefiulin will also play against german representative alexander zverev today. roman is seeking the first title in his career at atp tournaments. however, the german tennis player is still considered the favorite in the final. started in luzhnyaki russian prosecutor general's cup in archery. this year , almost 500 athletes from 41 regions of the country are participating in the competition. a total of 32 sets of awards are up for grabs at the tournament. the qualifying round and the first one took place the day before. i myself love weapons and bows and guns, but you know, firearms are, well, several centuries old, but archery is a millennium, millennia of our history of our ancestors, and of course, archery, i ’m sure, is in our genes, so really loved wonderful view sports, thank you for doi

. >>> "dancing with the stars" karenna told people she is getting married. guess who she is marrying? brad penny. mog league baseball picture. he gave hear 4 1/2 carat diamond ring when he proposed last month. >>> conan o'brien returns to late night television with a new show. seth rogan and lea michelle will be guest tonight airing at 11 on tbs. but the host is keeping mum about a mystery gees guest. winner of a online poll he has been off the air since january when nbc canceled leno's prime time hour after disappointing ratings and nbc paid o'brien and his staff an estimated $40 million to clear the way for leno to return to the tonight show host chair he hand off to o'brien last year. so it all starts tonight at 11 on tbs. >> any idea who the mystery guest. >> no clue. >> all right. we will find out. >>> the promos have been great. >> they have been hilarious. a funny guy. >>> listen, you are down at m and t bank stadium and mel the -- smul the burgers and see colorful fans. >> one thing you don't see a lot of. how one guy mustered enough courage in front

karenna roberts will serve life in prison without parole. in june of 2008, the body of 21-year-old heather ed. >> iley was found bludgeoned to death in roberts oregon home. she had moved to organize ob to be be with her fiancee, the imraib was due in a month. >>> bolt -- the baby was due in a month. >>> a jury award nearly $21 million to a woman in a lead paint case. she suffered suffered lead poison while living in a apartment owned and maintained by the housing authority. it was based on circumstantial evidence because the property had been demolished before it could be tested for led paint -- lead paint. >>> our schools are making a lot of progress in keeping kids in class and getting them to college. dr. nancy -- the superintendent says the statewide graduation rate up is and dropout rate is down and news was just as good for baltimore city. the number of students dropping out for city schools decreased dramatically last year. and about 500 more students passed the assessment test than a year before. that is great news for the schools. >

into your brain, but we will definitely be following all of this and the trials that result. anton karenna, which we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank oh, lou. astronomers as say we now have a picture of something considered unseeable to day scientists unveil. you see it right behind me. the 1st image of a super massive black hole located right at the center of our very own milky way galaxy. the groundbreaking photo is the product of an international team of scientists, known as the event horizon telescope collaboration. and the black hole is named sagittarius, a star, and it's estimated to have $4000000.00 times the mass of our son. and is located is just around the bend, about 26000 light years from earth give or take. so if light can't escape a black ho, we're not meant to see it, right. i put that to dr. sarah. i. so she is with the harvard and smithsonian center for astrophysics, and part of the team that captured this if right. so the black hole itself, we don't see, but what we see is the shadow, it casts on it on all the swirling gas that goes around

. >> mario and karenna. >> reporter: before bowing out gracefully. >> i've had great time performing on the show. i've had a great partner. we have had great competition. you know we have what lot of fun on the show. >> reporter: but it was another show that the previous year that revealed much more about what it means to be mario. ♪ [ music ] >> what's wrong with you? >> huh? nothing is wrong worse. >> reporter: the documentary woint love you to death highlighted mario's struggling to help his mother with her addiction to heroin. this exchange was filmed inside his baltimore apartment. >> she told us not to bring up the drug thing. >> that's my business. can't nobody not a doctor, not a teacher can't nobody say say it's over until i say it's over. >> reporter: now it's hardaway accusing mario of assaulting her. police responded around one this morning. >> the victim contacted the authorities and when they arrived, met with the police and very upset stating an alleging she was assaulted by her son. >> reporter: play say they found evidence could be rating the -- corroborating the sto

vile person, all of armenia is shocked by what is happening in the family of the famous musician karenna vetisyan, artistic director of the international film festival golden apricot, author of the program on radio sputnik armenia, is with us now, hello, tell me, were you familiar with arrtem or roman? but no, we didn’t know each other personally, it’s just that in... in 2017, if i’m not mistaken, we had a meeting and interview with stas namin, and he said that he came with his son, and he just had these all projects related to armenia, there is a performance, and an exhibition, and a film, and he talked about how much his son helps him and how he wants to include him, how important it was for him to include him. son, specifically to his historical homeland, and in general even about the name, that is, it is such a symbolic, key name for the family in general , mikoyan, as both namiya artemyevna and stas namin’s grandfather are known, he has an outstanding brother artyom mikayan, a brilliant aircraft designer, he has there was a continuation of this name in the person of himself and a co

. >> ralph and karenna. >> the karate kid hung up his dancing shoes last night. kirstie alley and hines ward and chelsea kain will dance and wednesday the winner of the season will be announced. >>> so you know if you lost this summer without "dancing with the stars" the show will be back for a 13th season as part of the lineup abc has canceled some of the less than stellar programs to make way for new ones. megan, pay attention. among those canceled brothers and sisters did you watch? >> no but a lot of people love that show. >> v which never took off after the revamp. and matthew perry mr. sunshine watched it and didn't like it. plus, better with you. no ordinary family and medical drama off the map as well as detroit 187. as for -- yes. that was what i was looking for from you. now as for the new shows tim allen is coming back to television in new comedy called last man standing about being the only guy in a all female household and comedy called man up. now the gap between the middle and modern family on wednesday is filled by a look at life in cushaia. and t

. >> the situation and karenna. >> sorry jersey shore.nie shore pauley shore eastern shore fans, the guy with the abs got the lowest scores and he is boot aid long with his partner. so next week the stars dance to tv theme songs. that's going to be fun. one celebrity ties the knot and another calls it quits. alex stone with details in this morning's show biz wrap. alex. >> reporter: david schwimmerer got married in early june. the director and former friends star tied the knot with british photographer soy buckman. the two met in london while he directed his 200 # movie "run fat boy run" michael douglas had to back out a promotion tour dewing to his ailing health. the 66-year-old finished the final round of chemo and radiation therapy last week in his battle against throat cancer. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: christina aguilera and her music executive husband have separated after almost five years. the two have been live apart but have not filed for divorce. couple says they are trying to make things work on behalf of their 2 1/2-year-old son

will she really dance karenna for you? yes, yes, we'll see. i don't pay attention, it's just envy. orders, well, you’re a father now, you ’re being mischievous , where then, tell me we’ll take the money for the wedding, oh, okay, just... be in touch, i’m somehow uneasy, well, well, everything will be fine, vanyush, vanya, please come, i’ll be there soon, yeah, stay with mom regina, and i’ll come soon, okay, i’m on business, come on. how are you, mom, you know that there is no mother, i might not want to either, but i have to be your mother, let’s try to be friends, you have no choice, vanya, you will definitely never have another mother. well, he couldn’t have thrown sand at you on purpose, but it happened by accident, right? get him away from me. regin, the guy from the venice came up, why are you acting like a child, and why should i stroke his fur now? yes, at least for a while provoke. listen, i just go. that i’m adjusting, okay, i’ll talk to him, uh -huh, okay, what will he tell you, dad, i won’t do it anymore, do you even know what’s on his mind? vanyush! i, too, danced in my

really appreciate your one sentence of paisley advice we will come back to you for more i'm sure gina karenna virus crisis and we just share he were our audience online at doing to help themselves i like victor he's watching a lot of jokes finding time an enlightening of as i hope they feel the same way right to. the right he's reading music cooking talking on the telephone and he does stay at home doubly is in the jam he's watching movies he's revisiting favorite t.v. dr joe is a. doctor my hero thank you so much and if you still have questions here on my laptop the next episode of the stream we'll be asking your questions about coronavirus from sub-saharan africa. about these guys this is really. climate change depending on the economy i think is actually what's keeping down the truck afloat right now critical debate people on the streets group you've been told what the story is all about this argument is astonishingly a part time thing in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning for you the rock of the new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectar

since the site, many of the countries, 600000 karenna via stats could have been avoided. those are the top stories stay with us. the stream is coming up next and go away. mm ah ah, for me. okay, and your in the stream today i look at 3 stories making headlines in asia. now remember, you can be part of our conversation today. you cheap shot is open, let me know your thoughts and i will do my best to reach them in the show. but getting that false, we're doing a lot today. coming up a new law in singapore is raising concerns about a crackdown on descent. and could the korean peninsula be closer to peace than ever before? we start this episode a me a mom, 9 months off to the coo is me, him are becoming a failed state, a strong and continue so redone people's around to well and community. there is a direct result continue story directly and krisha from the community. i went over and no ones i had to now bear with me more than an hour on the zone each handle what a. so we want to democracy babylon for you, then, bye. and this is a revolution progress we want. everyone would not

. >> reporter: it happened to karenna, a california woman with a ph.d. >> i clearly so badly wanted tothe dream he was telling me. >> these organizations are sophisticated. they know how to defraud everybody. you know, they're very good at it. that's what they do. they are motivated by money. >> reporter: romance scams cost americans more than $1 billion last year. and this texas woman reveals it nearly cost her her life. >> i felt like i couldn't -- i couldn't live knowing that i had participated in something like that. >> reporter: in this epidemic, advocates encourage compassion for victims. >> the worst thing to do is to pass judgment, to make them feel stupid. >> reporter: and urge caution for everyone looking for love. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> the cbs reports documentary "anything for love: inside the romance scam epidemic" premieres tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on cbs news 24/7 streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> well, coming up on the "cbs weekend news," serving the salsa and a lot more without the sass. meet rosie next. ut here, and get six months of disney bun

the world health organizations karenna virus dashboard provides a stark illustration of how cobit 19 has affected all of us. hundreds of thousands of cases are reported every day with well over half a 1000000000 documented so far. no corner of the globe has been left untouched. here's a breakdown of where we are now and the pandemic which provides some clues to what the future might hold. the 1st year of the pandemic was about unprecedented changes, streets emptied more or less over night countries all over the world closed borders and locked down. masking of became compulsory. there were no vaccines. and because health care professionals had little experience with the disease catching, it was a terrifying proposition. as the 1st vaccines were rolled out at the end of that 1st pandemic year, around 90000000 cases of coven 19 had been reported world wide since then, over 7 times that number of people have tested positive for the disease. and experts estimate there have been many, many more unconfirmed cases at the peak of the amok on variance surge last january. the highest number of

daniil makhalin, sergey velichko, andrey greshnev, karenna melikyan, vesti. let's. became the general director of the tula arsenal, alexander zotov, who still remains the head of the football players' union. we talked about this interesting collision, about the ambitious goals of tulyakov, about the recent executive committee of the rfu. for us, for the club, it would be very important that, in parallel with the fact that we are solving the problem of reaching the premier league. we would solve the problem with a new stadium, because of course , the premier league, if you look, today almost all clubs, well , with the exception of voronezh, probably have one - enough, well, either very modern or it’s a fairly modern arena, with commercial areas and so on, that is, but it’s a completely different feeling of perceiving football when you’re in such a stadium. the tenth round match of the french football championship between marseille and lille and leon was canceled due to unrest in marseille before the start of the game. before the start of the derby , marseilles fans t

of houses and ongoing drug investigation and when they got to the house of a former marine jose karenna he had already been alerted by his wife that someone was outside so he grabbed his rifle but before he ran it could remove the safety from his rifle he was greeted by more than sixty bullets from law enforcement and sadly the incident gets even worse turns out that as the wife was trying to help her dying husband the swat team refused to let anyone attend to grant leaving no hope for him to survive after requests from the local press the ice nine one one call was finally released to the public. for our enterprise writer for the parents. after the raid and after shooting the arena sixty times because it's in find any evidence of drugs in their wake we should point out that a lawyer hired for the swat team says that the raid did uncover handguns a body armor and even a law enforcement uniform but the sheriff refuses to release any details about the search warrants despite the investigations and allegations of improper conduct by law enforcement so law this could easily become a he said

this year i am looking forward to finishing anna karenna.tried to read it at 15 years ago and couldn't do it and they came up on a new translation in february chipping away through it and i'm halfway through and probably on vacation will be able to finish most of it. olive kitteridge by elizabeth strike out my book club has picked that one. i'm going to finally read manhunt, the lincoln history by james swanson which has been out for a few years now. and a couple other things. either the story of edgar sattelle or america, america by ethan canin. engine, i guess light reading is called for and i look to tackle twilight by stephanie meyer. i loved the movie and they said the book is even better. >> to see more summer lists and other program information go to our website at booktv.org. >> how is c-span funded? >> private donations? >> taxpayers? >> you know, grants and stuff like that, you know? >> public television? >> donations? >> i don't know where the money comes from. >> federally? >> contributions through donors? >> how is c-span funded

karenna called for help, listened for 2 hours to the howl of the sales people for a shameful weddingthe difference, mom, i’m amazed at you, not only do you not listen to every gossip, but you also... let’s go, i believe, i see tell him that after this you don’t feel like yourself at all, that you are silent, tell him? ah, so, child, that’s it, let’s go wash our hands, let them figure it out themselves, let’s go, my dear, do you believe in them? i’m your mother, i listen to my eyes, she’s wrong, yes, you’re not freaking out because of that woman, no, not because of her, i haven’t even seen this woman, i’m freaking out because... yes her husband, you’re afraid of him, but not him, now i ’m afraid of heights, you’re kidding me, you went into the airborne forces for the sake of heights, yes, and now it’s scary to even climb onto the roof, and it’s scarier that soon everyone will guess about it, and even scarier that you’re not you can save someone because of this, right? just let's hurry up, please , we occupied someone else's sofa, we have a loving couple on duty today, they will kick u

connection between vanessa marcotte's murder he and the killing of a jogger in new york. 30-year-old karenna vet rano's body was found. her father reported her missing police have no suspects in vetrano's murder. police want to hear from anyone who may have information about the death of vanessa marcotte. the tip line is 508-453-7589. >>> now to campaign 2016, and donald trump is in hot water yet again. this time for making what some view as an assassination threat against hillary clinton. it comes as trump continues to trail clinton in the poll and lose support brian webb has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump is trying to suppress the latest controversy that erupted moments after he said this about the right to bear arms. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks. although the second amendment people maybe there is i don't know. hillary wants to take your guns away and leave you unprotected in your home. this is a tremendous political movement. there could be no other endorsed trump agreed with the explanation. many democrats sided with the clinton campaign who called

. >> reporter: ralph macchio and karenna ended in last place 6 points behind max and kirstie. >> we haveore to offer and great promises that i promise fans hopefully they vote us through.>> reporter: there's sure to be drama because the four semifinalists will be three finalists who is going home? don't know that yet. but we will have fun before it happens. pit bull is performing with ne- yo and stevie nicks is taking the stage. and rehearsing begins one last time when it's over. george pennacchio for abc news. >> and catch that nonet at -- tonight at 9 on abc2. >>> news time is 9:28 this morning. their mission to help people in need through visual art and they need your help. how one event this weekend will help those neglected and abused and abandoned or homeless because you will prove like art it can be done with a big hart. >>> and you will feel for a dad this morning. all he wants is to find the person who murdered his little girl. a maryland cold case you might have a small clue that could help solve the very old case. justin. >>> all right. we are looking at maryland's most powerf

after she put ann na karenna on her book club, sales soared 250%.he put something on her favorites list, it went from 3 million sales to 5 million. the endorsement of then senator barack obama pushed by oprah produced 1,559,000 additional votes for him. >> i love this show. this show has been my life. >> reporter: so when oprah bid this tearful goodbye to her 42 million talk show viewers a few years later, it seemed likely that a good many would follow her and her favorite things to her new tv cable network. >> over the following week, my crew and i will be brainstorming new ways we can entertain you. >> reporter: but it turns out own has attracted just a fraction of the ratings oprah's daytime talk show had. one-tenth, in fact. it wasn't until this week that own has finally said it was cash flow positive. >> when she went to own and it didn't exactly look like the talk show people knew and loved her for, there was a lot of disappointment there. i think what's been interesting is in the time since, you've seen her slowly figure out what her network

>> because i am making a film in london of anna kerr ren that and i'm playing karenna...ying karenn. if. >> rose: that's the role to play. >> i thought they'd ask know play bronsky but then i found i'm 20 years older. so they took my hairline and brought it back here. >> rose: so that's for the movie only? >> it is. >> rose: what brought yo to play the role? a director? >> joe right, the director, had a fantastic vision of how to take a well-known and much loved and to put a really... i don't want to give too much awa. rticular and stiltized and elegant take on it. he cast a wonderful cast and it had a phenomenal adaptation by tom stoppard. >> rose: oh, wow! set in the same time? >> set in the sa time and in russia. but we've not left a studio in london yet. that's all i can say. >> rose: "sherlock holmes." how do you see dr. watn? >> well, it's been an interesting experience because, of course, i think like eryone elsehen theypproached me three years ago i saw dr. watson... i didn't know the books, i have to be honest. i'd seen a couple of the t.v. shows. i always saw dr

hispanic heritage month we celebrate our cnbc teammates and contributors here is cnbc associate producer karenna hernandez. >> i'm a first generation mexican american and i'm so proud of that. the reason i am where i am today is because of the sacrifices my parents made to move to this country to provide a better future for my sister and me. it's those sacrifices that give me the drive to excel in my career and make their sacrifices worth it my advice to other latinas is give it all you've got and d't it for others to take chance on you put yourself out there and take a chance on yourself first >>> welcome back to "power lunch. costco is actually in positive territory today despite a price target cut by analysts over at raymond james. now, the firm did reiterate a buy rating on the stock, but those gains come as some investors and analysts speculate over and when the wholesale retailer will raise its membership fees with analysts at guggenheim predicting it will come some time in the spring costco chief financial officer said on the earnings call just this last week that it's a question of when

. >> reporter: one point behind ralph and karenna tied for second.ines ward and kim johnson. >> you should see what is going to happen god's willing we will have something special. >> she believe more in me than myself. every week it's like oh here we go. >> you incredible. >> reporter: with 23 points a their's a three way tie for fourth place and each of the teams performed. one close race. >> it makes it more exciting. it's everybody is going to push themselves harder and we will see you know. >> i never rehearsed so hard and i love this because i was able to be a man and play this character like i want tonight next big action hero. >> we are here to be entertaining and do what we can to give people something fun to watch. >> reporter: but this week cheryl says she hopes herself but hopes it's nothing serious. sugar ray landed in #th played followed by -- 8th played followed by kendra. >> my son told me to loosen up. >> i don't take criticism well. i am a person that wants to run and hide in a corner and just hide and bundle up in a ball. >> report

3,000, she immediately ran to the restaurant for lunch. so all your diets are a waste of money, no, karennaom this man, and you will see it now, karen, because on stage , meet sergei drobotenko, you know. still, you can’t, you can’t go into trade with weak nerves, anywhere but there, i have a wedding planned on friday at 12 , i missed it the day before, i don’t have a suit, well, friends, they helped me out, they helped me out, they gave me the address of a trusted, specialized store, either they mixed something up, or the store moved, i don’t know, i arrive at the indicated address. i glanced briefly at the name shop ritual, but in the confusion it didn’t dawn on me that this , to put it mildly, is not exactly the ritual that i have to perform, no, well, someday it will happen, of course, but not on friday at 12, i run up to the counter, say to the woman, the seller, hello, help me choose a suit, the woman with a mournful voice asks: what size are you interested in? i say, well, just think about it, i take it upon myself, in fact, this is the first time our men take it upon themselves, don