olivia: kathryn rooney vera thank you so much for joining us. still to come on the bloomberg market, we are just getting started. next up we'll talker if rar require, the company revving up its i.p.o. plans which include replacing its c. can e.o. who is retiring. find out who the leading candidate is next. snet ♪ olivia: this is the bloomberg market day. stocks are rallying for the second day. but there's one sector not cooperating. julie hymen joins us. julie: some stocks in one sector, talking about a retell here today. we have a mixed picture. with tiffany out with earnings sharply in contrast to singet. tar heel of two -- tale of two jewelry companies. the company getting hit by surn can i. gets just over half its sales in the u.s. that means it gets just under half its sales from international sources. it does hedge against currency but did not anticipate the strength of the u.s. dollar. if you looked at it in cost terms, testify any sales were up 7%. which is perhaps why the stock is not down more this morning. gnet. they get 13% of their

she heard a bang and ran to the window and saw people running toward kathryn steinle . a man was walking away and dark clothing and she snapped photos. another woman along the pier heard the gunshot and turned and noticed an object been thrown off the pier. i man that she described as juan francisco lopez-sanchez , pulled up his hoodie and ran off. hours later, the police located the suspect and arrested him. officers say that he gave a false name. we saw lopez-sanchez and the interrogation room and how there was gunpowder residue as evidence. he then admitted to firing the gun. a dive team recovered the gun in the bay off of pier 14. they will determine if this case goes to trial and some say it will. some say that lopez-sanchez is not competent to stand trial. he can be declared mentally incompetent right up until the trial begins. court proceedings begin tomorrow at 9:45. it just so happens that the final autopsy report for kathryn steinle came out today and it lists the cause of death as homicide, gunshot, it says that a bullet struck two main blood vessels causing

the autopsy report for kathryn steinle came out today. the bullet struck her back at such an angle that they believe that it could be the result of a ricochet. in san francisco, fox news. -- ktvu news. >>> in the last hour , the markets fell. it dow jones was down 204 points on top of yesterday's loss of 500 points. the s&p 500+25. -- lost 25. >>> the drop actually began when orders came in to sell stocks just before the markets closed. >> they told the machines, if you will, and the traders that there is an enormous negativity for us coming into the market at the close of business. >> reporter: analysts say that the markets are reacting to china's troubles. china low-cut -- lowered interest rates to try to stimulate the economy. >>> geico experience complains that it discriminated against drivers. women, younger drivers and less educated drivers receive different quotes for car insurance rates. >> it's going to be dark by the time i get there. >> reporter: a red face because the geico bosses appear to have been involved in boldfaced disc

mary kathryn, the collapse of trump? >> i don't know that it was a collapse.on't know that he hurt himself enough to stop the trump train on the tracks. i think if any other candidates had delivered this performance is he might be done. this guy, his appeal he is doesn't follow the political rules. he's not subject to the normal political rules of gravity. you may see that he is not done. i thought the fox focus group was interesting. you saw some folks go well, i like the. >> boomer: -- bomb bass. i thought he sounded more like a politician. you'll see some of that too. >> juan there were some snap polls but they're unscientific. >> right. >> they aren't polls, they're online voting. having said that trump got 50% support in both of them. your sense, the collapse of trump. exactly as mary kathryn says, this guy defyies the law of political gravity. >> we heard this before about john mccain's military service and mexican immigrants as racist and thieves. again, everybody said in the political establishment class, chris, to be quite pointed, he's done. the repu

kathryn ha kathryn h kathryn herridge with more questions about how secure hillary clinton's e-mails were. >>> and the story on two republicans matching insult for insult. >> whether it's marco rubio in detroit for an economic speech or mike huckabee in israel talking to benjamin netanyahu, the bush-trump battle is knocking all the candidates out of the headlines. it started with duelling town halls 19 miles apart in new hampshire last night. trump threw the first punch at jeb bush. >> i don't see how he's electable. >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. >> reporter: the latest quinnipiac polls in the key battle ground states of ohio, florida and pennsylvania, explain bush's new feistiness. trump leads in florida and pennsylvania and runs second to governor john kasich in ohio. bush went after trump again this morning. >> there's a big difference between donald trump and me. i'm a proven conservative with a record. he isn't. i cut taxes every year. he's proposed the largest tax increase in mankind's history, not just our own country's history. i've been consistently

kathryn ha kathryn h kathryn herridge with more questions about how secure hillary clinton's e-mails were. >>> and the story on two republicans matching insult for insult. >> whether it's marco rubio in detroit for an economic speech or mike huckabee in israel talking to benjamin netanyahu, the bush-trump battle is knocking all the candidates out of the headlines. it started with duelling town halls 19 miles apart in new hampshire last night. trump threw the first punch at jeb bush. >> i don't see how he's electable. >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. >> reporter: the latest quinnipiac polls in the key battle ground states of ohio, florida and pennsylvania, explain bush's new feistiness. trump leads in florida and pennsylvania and runs second to governor john kasich in ohio. bush went after trump again this morning. >> there's a big difference between donald trump and me. i'm a proven conservative with a record. he isn't. i cut taxes every year. he's proposed the largest tax increase in mankind's history, not just our own country's history. i've been consistently

no one said anything about a problem. >> i suggest kathryn for everything on the planet. >> reporter: gracious enough not to tell me to stick it when i ask about her very recent super-secret wedding with justin theroux. >> time for the elephant in the room. >> what? is there an elephant this. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> how did you manage to keep it a secret? >> where there is a will, there is a way. >> reporter: guests were told they were coming to justin's birthday party. >> and it was, to be fair, no lie. >> okay. >> that's true. >> okay. >> it was great. it was just honestly a lot of faith, a lot of hope, a lot of belief. and probably just a lot of great manifestation and a wonderful, beautiful team of trustworthy people. >> yeah. >> that's the thing. i mean -- a lot of people not to say anything. >> what a testament to the two of them too, that people were like, we want this for them so badly. it was awesome. >> yeah. >> awesome. >> thank you for asking. it was actually the two of us that are married. >> we're actually married. >> very secret. >> that's the big s

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kathryn creag was there for his arrival. >> reporter: as donald trump made his way out of his limousine, hundreds of cameras clicked, reporters shouted questions. i asked him -- mr. trump! what will happen if you get picked for jury duty? >> it will be very interesting to see. >> reporter: the front-runner in the republican race for president could barely move as he tried to take the stairs into the court's building. trump signed autographs. he let tourists take his picture. >> how do you feel? >> i f l good. >> i've worked here over 30 years, i don't think i've seen as many press people. >> reporter: trump spent the weekend in iowa, where he gave specifics on his policy regarding mexico. in an exclusive interview with chuck todd on "meet the press," he talked about increasing visa fees for mexican ceos and diplomats so mexico can pay for a border wall. he would increase the importations and end birth right citizens hip. >> we have to keep the families together but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we will work with them. they have to go. >> reporter: while trump'

did you really think kathryn's doctor prescribed her phony meds?ane bruno's story, i mean, this could happen to anyone. yesterday, i met an intelligent qualified doctor who fell down a slippery slope and ended up in the target's trap. there's a nationwide shortage of doxaflu. yeah, it's just hard to believe your only option was an online pharmacy. i have high-risk patients-- children, pregnant women, the elderly. i wanted to make sure that my patients were protected. yeah, i mean, look, i know we need to be able to trust in certain things-- doctors, medicine. it's just hard when... when our target's taking advantage of that trust. and now, besides the nine pharmaceutical drugs our target was distributing, he's escalated to a common flu medication. he's expanding his business. sounds to me like he's looking for a big payday so he can cash out and run. yeah, how do we get to him before he does? so, based on your previous psychological profile of the target, can you build a physical description? well, our target is most likely male based on his tech s

did you really think kathryn's doctor prescribed her phony meds?ane bruno's story, i mean, this could happen to anyone. yesterday, i met an intelligent qualified doctor who fell down a slippery slope and ended up in the target's trap. there's a nationwide shortage of doxaflu. yeah, it's just hard to believe your only option was an online pharmacy. i have high-risk patients-- children, pregnant women, the elderly. i wanted to make sure that my patients were protected. yeah, i mean, look, i know we need to be able to trust in certain things-- doctors, medicine. it's just hard when... when our target's taking advantage of that trust. and now, besides the nine pharmaceutical drugs our target was distributing, he's escalated to a common flu medication. he's expanding his business. sounds to me like he's looking for a big payday so he can cash out and run. yeah, how do we get to him before he does? so, based on your previous psychological profile of the target, can you build a physical description? well, our target is most likely male based on his tech s

good evening, kathryn. >> thank you, bret. the first benghazi e-mails were released in may. it's been a mystery which one sparked the fbi investigation. now fox news is the first media organization to confirm who sent them and the content. one e-mail from november 18th, 2012, two months after the benghazi terrorist attack was sent by jake sullivan who at the time was her chief of staff and now serves on her 2016 campaign. the version released to the public is heavily redacted and carries the b 1 code for classified information. the other redaction refers to suspects in the benghazi assault. chris farrell has also served as an intelligence security officer. >> the information withheld from this document that's redacted points to intelligence and law enforcement information that is essentially classified information. >> reporter: mrs. clinton's aide, huma amedin who works for the clinton campaign forwarded the second e-mail during the 2014 libyan revolution. this e-mail contains classified information from military intelligence sources, and the inspector general says it was wr

they're sitting ducks. >> let me make an important point kathryn and frank said.y two ways to stop a terrorist attack. interfere with the terrorist about to conduct it, whether one or more terrorists. number two, harden the site enough. let me read to you. there's been a lot of bad things about the obama administration what they failed to do. i'm no fan of the obama administration. dated 1 april, 2011. important point, 15 pages long, here it is. qualified personnel shall be armed when required for assigned duties and there is reasonable expectation d.o.d.'s property or personnel lines or assets are jeopardize if personnel are not armed. further, the overriding factors determining whether or not to arm them is mission and threat. here's what that means in this short form. command commanders, you will protect your troops. now, i'm not trying to make this personal. when my wife and children and i were targeted for assassination, the department of defense picked us up, moved us from our home and hid us in mitt tarry installation and we went back with 30 federal agents

kathryn, first and foremost, what is your take on trump comments and then i'm going to play one from trump first, though. >> this is not surprising. he would say see? china. and he did a good job because it's not too complicated for people to understand, that's why people like listening to trump. he just said see, i told you, it's china, vote trump. obviously there's other things to do with it and a lot of other factors that play than our ties to china. deirdre: and carly, fiorina, i'll play this now, and to your point, kathryn, she also talks about the fed. >> i've been expecting a correction for some time now because the under lying fundamentals of the u.s. economy are not that strong 2% growth is pretty lackluster. of course now we have the fed reserve backing off on zero interest rates. and china's economy is slowing. there's no doubt that china has some real issues in front of it and the devaluation of the one as well as the huge selloff in their markets spell trouble ahead. deirdre: so, crag craig, there you have carly fiorina talking about our own fed and market forces as well

here's chief intelligence correspondent kathryn herridge. >> reporter: in november 2009, as the u.s. government was finalizing its strategy for the draw down in afghanistan, aide huma abedin forwarded this e-mail to mrs. clinton's personal account. the e-mail which contains the b 1 code for classified information includes intelligence from britain foreign secretary david milliband. milliband's aide said very much wants the secretary only to see this note. this code means the information belonged to another government. >> it's the effort of a foreign government to communicate important information to us. it's classified in and of itself. >> reporter: this new evidence of classified information on accomplice:ton's personal e-mail account comes as her team posted a video taking shots at her critics. >> when john boehner tells you that hillary clinton is under criminal investigation for mishandling of classified e-mails, he's dead wrong. >> reporter: the 2.5 million video includes selected details from a fox news report that buttresses claims clinton did nothing wrong. >> one of the e-ma

good evening, kathryn. >> thank you, bret. the first benghazi e-mails were released in may. it's been a mystery which one sparked the fbi investigation. now fox news is the first media organization to confirm who sent them and the content. one e-mail from november 18th, 2012, two months after the benghazi terrorist attack was sent by jake sullivan who at the time was her chief of staff and now serves on her 2016 campaign. the version released to the public is heavily redacted and carries the b 1 code for classified information. the other redaction refers to suspects in the benghazi assault. chris farrell has also served as an intelligence security officer. >> the information withheld from this document that's redacted points to intelligence and law enforcement information that is essentially classified information. >> reporter: mrs. clinton's aide, huma amedin who works for the clinton campaign forwarded the second e-mail during the 2014 libyan revolution. this e-mail contains classified information from military intelligence sources, and the inspector general says it was wr

did you really think kathryn's doctor prescribed her phony meds? hearing jane bruno's story, i mean, this could happen to anyone. yesterday, i met an intelligent qualified doctor who fell down a slippery slope and ended up in the target's trap. there's a nationwide shortage of doxaflu. yeah, it's just hard to believe your only option was an online pharmacy. i have high-risk patients-- children, pregnant women, the elderly. i wanted to make sure that my patients were protected. yeah, i mean, look, i know we need to be able to trust in certain things-- doctors, medicine. it's just hard when... when our target's taking advantage of that trust. and now, besides the nine pharmaceutical drugs our target was distributing, he's escalated to a common flu medication. he's expanding his business. sounds to me like he's looking for a big payday so he can cash out and run. yeah, how do we get to him before he does? so, based on your previous psychological profile of the target, can you build a physical description? well, our target is most likely male based on

we have kathryn investigateing whether ther handleing violated the wall. we begin with chief correspondent ed henry traveling with the campaign tonight. good evening. >> good evening. the clinton camp knows the best defense is a good offense. today, they tried to shift the focus of these e-mail prowbls by releaseing all kinds of other information. >> reporter: despite hillary clinton vowing there's no classified information in her personal server the state department revealed today there are 37 more examples of that not being true as they released eight batches of her e-mail revealing classified documents and one abedin sent prepareing the secretary of state for a bilateral meeting with the arab of emirates. >> none of these documents were classified at the time they were sent but upgraded to confidential. >> that supports clinton saying she didn't know the documents were classified and runs counter to two inspectors general at the very least poor judgment was exercised and the justice department should investigate. she has not turned over her server and s

. >> kathryn?ent filed. >> kathryn? >> the judicial watch lawsuit confirms mrs. clinton did not use a state department issued device that was certified secure and this means all the devices in the photos please see from many months are not government encrypt it. rather they were personally owned byis rsrs.clinton. this takes a lot of national security data to a whole new level. the court filing and the federal court hearing in washington reads in part, quote, the code for the state department agency, does not believe any personal computing device was itmessd by the department to hillary clinton and has not located any such device at the department. fox news asked about this itmes of certification earlier this week. >> devices were pofed to the e-mail server certrtiied secure. >> i am not aware of any certification and i am afraid to inform secretary clinton and her staff. >> we learned mrs. clinton was not itmessd a gove. ment device which would be standard accordance with the rules. and blackberries, thher can no longer be located and the state department believ

. >> kathryn, you're waiving at m. >> i am. i don't think you're giving him credit to being kind. found a tweet where he said i would like to extend my best wishes to all even the haters and losers on this special date, september 11th. >> that's so sweet. >> even the haters and the losers. i don't know why anyone would say he's crazy. >> let he go to the liberal panel real quick. you must be ecstatic over mr. trump because he's taking a lot of the attention away from your party's misery. your party is a mess right now and nobody's paying attention until hillary's e-mails came out again. >> donald trump is everything i would want in a republican candidate. once dennis rodman becomes his vice presidential candidate he can't lose. vote for trump. >> you have your own trump. you have bernie sanders who you coddle. >> we have no one nearl entertaining as donald trump. we don't coddle him. i was about to say bernie trump. president sanders will do a great job. let's not talk about democrats. let's talk donald trump and why everyone should vote for him fox people. >> shut up you stupid w

our very own kathryn timp has watched 7,000 straight hours of tv to uncover the best of the worst for>> thanks, greg. i was blown away by the disgusting content of some of these commercials. like this one for a web domain company? >> you never know when an idea will hit you. when it does, make it official. >> cabbage taco truck. right. >> yep. you saw that correctly. a black car chasing a white person. all right? we get it. white has to be afraid of black, right? isn't that engrained enough already in our society? you don't seem upset. you're probably thinking it's just a cabbage. but the cabbage is driving a black car, which is clearly meant to represent a black male. right? just because you have to look really hard to find microaggressions doesn't mean they're not there. >> i agree. and why do we have to call them micro? why is size so important? aren't they all macro aggressions if they hurt you? >> it's important. well, maybe here's this other one for an slovakian car company. >> okay. >> the message here is pretty clear, right, greg? >> um no. >> white men think that chicks can't

, al sur de california ocurri un caso similar que abre de nuevo el debate que inici con lauertede kathrynn francisco. --y es que ahora otro inmigrante indocumentado es sospechoso de violar e intentar asesinar a una mujer con un martillo... mara paula ochoa tiene la historia. take pkg 0:01 0:11 0:32 no es la primera vez que victor aureliano martinez, mexicano, de 29 aÑos es puesto bajo arresto, de hecho haba sido aprehendido en por lo menos 4 ocasiones ha habido otros arrestos incluyendo uno la semana anterior, a este incidente, por cargos menores, dice la policia de santa mara nunca por un delito mayor como el que segn las autoridades cometi contra marilyn pharis de 67 aÑos, el pasado 24 de julio mientras estaba en libertad condicional desde mayo del 2014 segn el informe la tima dorma en esta, scasa, cuandel sospechoso invadi la residencia, la violo y golpeo varias veces con un martillo aunque la mujer muri das despus en el hospital aun no se ha impuesto un cargo de homicidio contra el sospechoso el caso de martnez hace eco de la polmica que se desat hace unas semanas cuando un indocument

>> kathryn trepinski: devastating. >> pelley: kathryn trepinski is a lawyer who represents patients.epresent ashley's family, but she has filed suit against anthem and other insurers. >> trepinski: there's untold suffering, and the family is usually left in the very difficult position of either paying for the care out of pocket, which is tens of thousands of dollars, or they say no to their loved one, to their child. >> pelley: anthem says that the reviews are checked by a supervising doctor, but when we obtained ashley's denial letter, we found her review by tim jack, m.d., was supervised by timothy jack, m.d. so, he signs the documents twice? >> trepinski: yes, except that he doesn't actually sign them himself. it's a robo-signature. >> pelley: dr. jack has acknowledged an anthem computer put his name to letters that he does not see, and on cases he didn't review. >> trepinski: it suggests a layer of review that's not there. because the signing doctor is described in the letter as having made that coverage determination, and he didn't. >> pelley: we tried to reach dr. jack in calls

kathryn reports. >> laughing at the face of a lengthy prison sentence.he film maker and his co accused alexandar, singing ukrainian national anthem in defiance of the russian court, that handed them a combined 30 years in jail. they were found guilty of setting offices on party in crimea after it was seized by russia, and for plopping fourth the ever attacks. the men were tried as russians despite not having russian citizenship. they pleaded not guilty, and say the charges are politically driven. the trial has been condemned by the ukrainian president, and amnesty international says their allegations of witnesses being tortured to produce testimony to implicate the pair. dozens of people gathers in front of the russian embassy, to protest the court's decision. >> this is absurd, it is barbaric, this is an inquisition. i'm at a loss for words. >> i am sure he will be released because you can't release him the world will, we know how many famous film directors are demanding his release, at some point, our government or some other state will manage this his

kathryn has reported extensively out of burundi and joins me live from the kenyan capital at nairobi. despite four people being killed in the last few day, this inauguration is going ahead. people are expecting more violence. >> absolutely. this inauguration is going ahead. this is very sudden. we knew that the president was going to be sworn in at some point before the 26th when the presidential time limit expires. it has happened suddenly. people are given good notice, the date is announced well in advance. dignitaries, heads of state are invited. this has not happened. the people in burundi has saying it hasn't started yet, they are waiting for the president. the people are settling in. he's going to be sworn in by the attorney general. he's going to be witnessed by members of the senate, the parliament, the constitutional and other foreign dignitaries already. is this going to cause more tension? it's already very tense in burundi right now after the election. and as you rightly mentioned, there's been a string of assassinations, a close confidant to the president, the former inte

in brooklyn, kathryn creag, news 4 new york. >> hero indeed. >>> coming up, new at 5:30 here, the search on tonight for a pair of robbers in newburgh. police have just released this photo from a security camera of the thieves. they say the armed men walked into t[e hudson heritage federal credit union this morning and demanded money. they got away with in this car with the cash. none of the workers was hurt during the robbery, and if you recognize any of these men, call police. >>> long island father is charged with driving drunk with his three kids in the car. 28-year-old carlos sanchez arrested last night in plain view when police pulled him over for driving without his head lights on. police say sanchez was also driving without a license. his children are ages 6, 3, and 1, all in the car with him and all three picked up by a family member. >>> in new jersey, one man dead, shot and k led by police. investigators say he was armed, and ignored orders from officers to drop his gun. the scene unfolded late sunday night on cherrywood circle in brick township when police responded to a 911 c

but after the killing of 32-year-old kathryn steinle on san francisco's waterfront in july, that movementrked intense national debate. the man charged in steinle's killing, juan francisco lopez sanchez, is an undocumented immigrant from mexico who had been in federal immigration custody. lopez sanchez was transferred to san francisco county's sheriff's office on a marijuana case, and he was released in april by the sheriff's office after the marijuana case against him was discharged because san francisco is a sanctuary city. two and a half months later, he was allegedly involved in steinle's death. he has pleaded not guilty to those charges. that one case has drawn political fire not only from presidential candidate donald trump, but also from other critics of sanctuary, who say sanctuary cities are illegally thumbing their nose at federal law. defenders of sanctuary say this one case should not change a movement meant to protest what they say are unjust federal immigration policies. in fact, there is another parallel sanctuary movement within churches here in the us, also called sanctuar

kathryn creag explains where the boy was found. >> very chaotic scene. people yelling that the baby was still inside. >> reporter: lieutenant victor ma lukis described how dramatic detail how a mattress burned nearby and he desperately searched for a 2-year-old boy. >> i took a chance and went into the room and as the mattress was burning or what i could feel was a mattress and a bunk bed, i swept the top of the mattress to room. there was nothing on the mattress at that time. >> reporter: fire broke out at this home on avenue p in morning. neighbors described what they saw. >> just thick smoke when i got here. and it was just a lot of chaos. >> reporter: the lieutenant on his hands and knees kept searching for the 2-year-old and finally found him in a pile of clothes on the floor. >> as i was searching the floor, i came across the lifeless infant. surreal. i have kids of my own. like anyone else, you hear that, and your sense is just -- everything, your adrenaline goes up even more. >> reporter: we talked with the father of the 2-year-old who says his s

the four-vehicle collision killed a 2-year-old as well as la dell mulvaney and her daughter kathryn. the toddler was a passenger in an suv that went airborne and landed in front of oncoming traffic saturday afternoon. another car hit by the suv. >>> oscar pistorius is set to be released from prison friday after serving just ten months of a five-year sentence in the death of his girlfriend. pistorius was convicted and found guilty of culpable homicide. upon release, he'll have to wear an electronic monitoring device. prosecutors pushed for a murder conviction against pistorius. >>> a california man has quite the story to tell after nearly being mauled to death by a bear. larry epe z says he came face to face with a black bear. the retired marine yelled at it, hit it on the head with a plastic flower pot, but that didn't stop the bear from attacking. that's when his pint-sized yorkshire terrier jumped in and started barking and distracted him long enough for him to get away. >> i jumped in the van to get to the hospital and when i walked in, i was covered with blood all over me and the

i agree with kathryn.ved for a long time. >> kathryn and tim, thank you very much. >>> aging infrastructure. you know it. it's one of our biggest problems facing america, especially when it comes to power lines. but what are companies doing to try to transform our grids? jackie deangelis has that story. >> reporter: good afternoon, brian. you remember when those epa regulations came out saying we need cleaner emissions? that means coal plants will come off-line and natural gas plants like the one behind me are going to start to become more prevalent in this country t. problem is you need massive power grids to fuel those projects. the power grids need transmission lines. here is why it's so important to upgrade them. >> aep is the largest transmission company in the country operating more than 45 miles of transmission lines. carrying electricity from power plants to substations where it's delivered to your home. the lines are big. building them is difficult, dangerous an epen sive. the lines are more than

the man accused of killing kathryn steinle had been deported five times and had been arrested again before the murder. but was still in the turned over to immigration authorities. martinez-ramirez had never been deported and was never convicted of a felony. those are critical factors that determine whether an immigrant can be detained. chief martin says gaps in the system are what lead to this murder. >> i am not-- to say that from washington, d.c., to sacramento there is a blood trail into the bedroom of marilyn pharis. >> mar inat the-ramirez will be arraigned later this week. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: the investigation continues into the deadly police shooting of an articlington, texas. the f.b.i. is now involved. and newly released sur ray lance video shows what happened just before. here's jericka duncan. >> kristian taylor's bizarre behavior lasted more than 20 minutes. this edited video shows the 19-year-old stepping over a locked gate just before 1:00 trimorning. minutes later, he banged his fist against the window of this ford mustang, then climbed up on the

it's called "she's funny that way" with actress kathryn hahn.e's funny that way," and, of course, the famously private aniston is also a newlywed. just made an honest man of justin theroux. time for the elephant in the room, jennifer. >> what? is there an elephant -- >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: how did you manage to keep it a secret? >> where there is a will, there is a way. >> reporter: guests were told they were coming to justin's birthday party. >> and it was. >> to be fair. >> yeah. >> no lie. >> reporter: okay, okay. >> that's true. >> reporter: more on the wedding later. back to the movie. you were originally going to be the wife. >> yeah, i was. i just really wanted to play this other weird part. i don't know why. >> reporter: aniston plays beautifully the most unsympathetic shrink to ever draw breath and suggested her friend kathryn hahn play the wife to owen wilson's philandering theater director in this screwball infidelity-laden comedy. this struck me as not necessarily his type of film. >> i wonde

al sur de california ocurri un caso similar que abre de nuevo el debate que inici con la muerte de kathryn en san francisco. juanfra --y es que ahora otro inmigrante indocumentado es sospechoso de violar e intentar asesinar a una mujer con un martillo... mara paula ochoa tiene la historia. take pkg 0:01 0:11 0:32 no es la primera vez que victor aureliano martinez, mexicano, de 29 aÑos es puesto bajo arresto, de hecho haba sido aprehendido en por lo menos 4 ocasiones ha habido otros arrestos incluyendo uno la semana anterior, a este incidente, por cargos menores, dice la policia de santa mara nunca por un delito mayor como el que segn las autoridades cometi contra marilyn pharis de 67 aÑos, el pasado 24 de julio mientras estaba en libertad condicional desde mayo del 2014 segn el informe la vctima dorma en esta, su casa, cndo el sospechoso invadi la residencia, la violo y golpeo varias veces con un martillo aunque la mujer muri das despus en el hospital aun no se ha impuesto un cargo de homicidio contra el sospechoso el caso de martnez , hace eco de la polmica que se desat hace unas semanas

rosanna: you have been happily married to kathryn ross and does she come to scenes? >> no. no. of course not. greg: she was the love interest in the graduate. that was an amazing film? where'd you grow up? >> in northern california and oregon. greg: when did you begin? >> in grade school. i started the plays in school. i was drugged to cherub choir. greg where'd you live now? >> in malibu, california. it is a good place to be in you are living in southern california. rosanna: are you loving doing the scene? >> i do. last year was i was blessed to have some really nice work come my way. the indie scene is different. you don't do it for the money. nobody is getting rich doing those things but you have a lot of fun but you are not with the big studio thing. greg: this could be a block buster, like it or not. grandma is coming out august 21st. >> people will respond to it. 21st. greg: excellent. thank you, sam. rosanna: by the way, greg -- he's named the sexiest man alive. >> i have been watching. rosanna: do you think he should wear the hat? >> i was wondering why he took it off.

>> reporter: i did detect kathryn these runners took that in meetings for much of the afternoon spoke with mark davis for quite a bit of time this afternoon and didn't say a whole heck of a lot in see this video smiling saying to me he is taking it all and all pretty much remaining hush hush kit is say in the past they would like to stay in oakland in this shot agency davis walking a saucepan us the honor of the san diego chargers. keep in mind to our other will be to presentations given all nfl owners are the presentations will involve a plan that would bring the raiders and chargers to carson just outside of l.a.. woods would stadium, the plan would bring the suit was rams in the wood it outside of l.a.. insiders that talked with say about the raiders and chargers to the top to fan bases in southern california but certainly the rams cannot be far behind now to stadiums would be very unlikely here also told that this carson deal could be done with all one team out just to city officials from st. louis also san diego here as well and even with the nfl officials of a stroke and say the

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we have kathryn harris on the e-mail. and we have the latest fox poll numbers. >> reporter: 17 candidates. and it can bring substantial consequences to the race for the republicans. latest fox news poll donald trump has a quarter of the fox voters. and carson jumping and ted cruz with third and jeb bush in fourth place. and walk wither falls from 9 to 6. and carle fiorina doubles her support and jumps in the top ten. marco rubio and governor christie round out the top ten. the democrat it is a narrowed lead. she leads bernie sanders 49- 30. and biden at ten percent. and he will decide by the end of the summer whether to run. >> a handful of republicans are campaigning in iowa. governor scott walker addressed one critic that charged him with falling his state. >> i am not intimidated by you, sir, i will fight for the american people over and over and over and over again. you want somebody who is tested. i am right here and you can see it. this is what happened in wisconsin and we will not back down. we'll do what is necess

this has been identified as a leadership school by the army, you are aware of that, kathryn, you knowtrue. women have been in combat. when you are talking about special forces, i want to ask the captain, can she answer how high the attrition rate is for women right now? >> let her answer the question. >> 167% next to the men. how do we justify pushing these women until they break? is the government going to pay for the disability? >> she posed a question. >> what i would like to say about this is the fact that a lot of women are out of the military because they have denied opportunities. >> what percentage? >> there's been a lot of disengagement. and because they know they can see -- >> do you disagree with the percentage? >> i don't know where she's quoting her data. i would like to see her data. i don't want to get down into the data. >> that's the problem. nobody wants to admit what's happening. >> captain, sergeant. >> i'm a gunnery sergeant, not a sergeant. >> in order to have a conversation about women and combat, we have to have an ordinarily conversation. captain, i will let y

he is accused of killing kathryn steinly as she was taking a walk. her death sparked a national debate on immigration. >>> we are getting a look at the man hailed as a hero after subduing the suspected killer of a louisiana state trooper. rage gear ladue said he something -- roger ladue said he knew something was wrong. he pulled over to help. he said he saw pure evil in his eyes. the man telling him to mind his own business. but he did not listen s. he tried his best to keep senior trooper senior vincent alive. vincent died in the hospital yesterday morning. >>> nfl hall of famer cris carter apologizing for questionable advice that he gave to rookie pro players. >> in case you are all not going to decide to do the right thing, if you all got a crew, you got to have anal guy in the crew -- a fall guy in the crew carter, who is annan lift at espn said he made a mistake. >> i would never tell young people to break the law, to avoid prosecution. it was bad advice. >> espn tells abc news it completely disagreed with cris's comments and the nfl is describ

kathryn herige is in washington. >> first, there is new information on the fbi's review of the three thumb drives. the thumb drives are not a back up copy but a copy of the e-mails clinton did not purge and adding that the fbi is looking to recovery them. and significantly the electronic copies are allowing investigators to map the slow of e-mail traffic and experts believe that the electronic trial will identify who identified it to the unclassified system. additional copies that the fbi has allows them to look at who else got the message and flow of traffic and who was involved and who sent messages and gives a mosa ic kind of look and with respect to the outlawed server she had. new questions about a double standard. jeffrey sterling was sentenced earlier this year for illegally leaking classified information. and prosecuted for obstructing justice. in the sterling case only one e-mail was missing compared to thousands deleted by mrs. clinton. >> equal justice under the law should mean something. and they should be applied uniformally. i maintained that sterling was innocent and s

the i-395 bridge over south glebe road will be called kathryn vernon bridge. vernon died 20 years ago after she pulled someone over for violating hov rules. she was the first woman and first black virginia state police trooper to be killed in the line of duty. she was just 32 years old. >>> 5:11, your time. weather and traffic on the 1s. and we'll start with chuck bell and what to wear forecast. >>> a beautiful day outside. you're going to need short sleeves. shorts if you can get away with wearing shorts to school today and sunblock. right now, temperatures in the 60s. 61 in new market, maryland. 61 in olney. 64 degrees in sterling this morning. school day forecast, mid-60s now. it's going to be an a-plus kind of a day today. amelia segal will be out there at the federal credit union coming up in 30 minutes. now a check on traffic with melissa mollet. >>> right now, clara barton parkway, the main lanes, not off to the shoulder quite yet. 270 and old hundred road, you see a tiny bit of volume there heading southbound. bw parkway, 95, everything green there. 95