. >> i'm ky. >> hi. nice to meet you. i see you're naked. >> yeah, i know. i'm naked, too, and you're naked. >> yeah, yeah, nice necklace. >> thank you. i'm, like, so embarrassed right now. >> me, too. >> reporter: when ky was approached about being on the show, she initially said no. >> they're like, just bear with it, the title is "naked and afraid" and i was like, no way. and then they explained to me, you'll be pix lated. >> reporter: but the lack of clothing became the least of their worries as they struggled to survive for 21 days naked in the wilderness. >> get out. get out. >> snake, snake. >> they bite you, you're done. i'm going to go rambo. >> of course you are. >> are you digging for something? oh -- oh, okay. now we have -- >> reporter: the conditions aren't quite as right in vh1's "dated naked." the show's concept? remove your clothes and expose the real you. all in hopes of finding true love. >> being named is a new way to meet someone in your most vulnerable state. >> reporter: contestants pack their dates with activities, like archery. >> i

you can't get whatever they selling on the streets, ky jelly, whatever that is.hat's what that is. >> i use my butter to make impregs, they call salologram. >> taylor was referring to the bizarre defiled letters that he sends to prison officials. >> a typical letter will be a five page scrolled letter with the second and third pages completely coated with semen, and an imprint on the third page. he tries to get a reaction out of me. i answer whatever question he has and send it back. >> taylor also has a reaction for his enemies who might one day see this interview. >> i got killing to do. i have a big mouth. i have a big heart to back it up. you talk about tv personality, i have people fertilizing bushes. i have people who will come up six feet short. it will be like that for a while now. they rather get aids than get next to me. we would rather catch ebola than get next to me. all right. i see you when i see you. probably won't see you in a long time. >> you'll see me. >> okay. fleece johnson stirred up more than his share of trouble behind bars. johnson's firs

a teacher jumped into action and pulled the fox off whist ky. >> that is my student. i would do anything for my student. >> we were playing this game and i was running around and this fox just came out after me. >> poor kid. the teacher was slightly injured when she grappled with the fox but she is fine now. >> danger in the dog park. a potentially deadly threat to pets that has owners on high alert. >> new warning from homeland security. find out what the agency wants you to be on the lookout for following u.s. air strikes in syria. >>> we are live in san jose where police are investigating a double homicide. we will tell you the new information we learned about this deadly encounter. >> i was just concerned. i can't want him to be injured. i didn't want anyone else to be injured. >> it's happening again. this time in a different bay area city. the suspicious treats found in a santa rosa dog park making owners very nervous. >> it's a brand new school but district officials worry that students will be scared off by the neighborhood it sits in. find out how the school

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and ky was like, this has got to be tough. what are the challenges you are facing? >> as soon as you leave the road, it gets thick real quick. there are a lot of drainages, a lot of swamp, heavy vegetation, and some steep rises as well. >> reporter: and they also had some other problems. some fog had the helicopters grounded as well. they couldn't use those for the search. i was out there. i could tell you it is tough and my hats off to them. the only thing on their mind is finding hannah graham. debra alfarone, back to you, lesli. >> we hope that happens soon. deb, thank you. we are following some other breaking news in montgomery county. investigators are piecing together a bizarre chain of events involving a suspicious fire at a home on great elm drive in potomac and a nearby crash where the driver died from an apparent gun shot wound. police set up a staging area near the home and jim osmond joins us live from the scene to tell us more. >> i'm jim osmond in montgomery county. the site of two mysterious deaths this afternoon. here's what we know. montgomery count

. >> ky imagine that? -- can you imagine that? you get your little smart phone and he's looking at me. just start taking off and running. >> blue seems like a nice guy. >> in 25 years of this market i've never heard a bad word ever said about vie da blue. >> when he was pitching here, just a joy to watch. >> this was a time -- he was just the draw. when he pitched people came just to see him. >> he was the man. >> all right, well thanks for watching everyone. >> see you at 11:00. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, announcer: tonight, in a special cbs fall preview, you'll go behind the scenes with the stars, and get a first look at all the exciting new shows coming this fall to cbs. and it all starts right now. hello, friends. i'm jim nantz of cbs sports. welcome to the cbs fall preview show. i'm here to give you a sneak peek of what's new this fall on america's most watched network. now you might be wondering why cbs would ask a sports guy like me to talk about

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. >> when ky was approached about being on theneshl -- initially said no. >> bear with us.ed and afraid." >> i said no way. >> you will be pixelated. >> reporter: it be cam the least of their worries. they struggled to survive 21 days. conditions aren't quite as rough at vh-1s, dating taked. >> three naked dates. six boobs. >> reporter: remove your clothes and expose the real you all in hopes of finding true love. off awe being naked is a new way to meet some one in your most vulnerable state. gets the giggles out right away. >> reporter: contestants pack their ways with activities. like archery. >> want to see this since "hunger games." >> pull it. aim. >> reporter: one couple did find true love. it was the most beautiful part of the experience. >> reporter: and they are getting married. on tv, of course. >> this is too beautiful right now. >> reporter: naked tv is popping up in places you wouldn't expect. like real estate shows the. and "buying naked" on tlc follows jackie youngblood in florida which happily calls it self the nudist capital of america. >> when people want

that happened just across the river of louisville ky. police say joseph broke into the home of his ex- girlfriend and stabbed her to death. then cut out her brains heart and lungs and cooked and ate them. police say they found blood and bones of a plate. latest church with murder and abuse of a corpse. >> the jury will have more time to decide if a police officer should be charged with shooting death of an unarmed african- american teenagers. the judge has extended deadline until january 7th. grand jury is examining testimony. brown was shot by ferguson police officer of this ninth. sparking days of protest in the same louis suburb. police and witnesses have given conflicting stories about what happened. >> to 17 year-old is in a medically induced coma with swelling on his brain. >> witnesses say video of the incident shows the officer pulled the limp body to the sidewalk and then stood with his foot on the teenagers back. refused to get out of the vehicle and was resisting arrest. the officer was forced to use his stun gun. witnesses sa

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buck south, and to cast your vote go to nbcphiladelphia.com or to our facebook page or you can text ky >>> the time is 6:26. nbc "nbc10 news today" continues in just a moment with another half hour of news. monique braxton is live at police headquarters this morning. good morning, monique. >> reporter: good morning. a security guard was beaten severely on videotape about a month ago inside a wine and spirits shop. coming up he tells us what he thinks about the whole ordeal captured on surveillance camera. >>> dry but muggy outside right now. we are starting off with mainly sunny skies. not a bad sunrise this morning. of course, we are tracking thunderstorms. we will show you when, when we come back. (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. >>> right now, police are on the hunt for a person that shot a man in the chest. >>> a violent liquor store brawl sent a security guard to the hospital. hear why police say

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>>ky not, so be happy, and for sure this is a positive thing to establish. >> while number three also has a successful first round outing up against lopez, 2011 champions watch to just 10 points. smith's opponent 6-1, 6-2, and just a little more than an hour. the japan open number one seed, the porches were the other end of the scale, losing to a local wild card. australian open champion was beaten 7-5, 6-2, in the first round. the world number 103 sealed the victory on his second match point, claimed the biggest win of his career. >> five match points but lost the first set, 4-6, he won the second 7-6, and was up in the third. the match was cut short when the point fell awkwardly, and was forced to pull out withen a injured thigh. >> athlete was stripped of her medals and expelled from the games after she tested positive for a banned substance, the first goal medal at the games before the 24-year-old was talken. the champion in the chinese martial arts has become the third competitor to fail a doping test at the games. for bowing down in prayer after scoring a touch down. abdullah wh

to get to the bottom of it faufs cailentry and -- because it was cailentry and kay ot -- victory and ky otic. people were done with vietnam when we left. >> you think that's why there was a disconnect between washington and saigon? >> i do. >> we had thousands there. you would have thought there would be enough communication to express the need that existed. >> there was so many miscommunications. i interviewed kissinger for the film and he talk about how the airport is bombed and they say "we'll send helicopter, send them to the embassy", they are supposed to get there at 10am. he was operating on greenwich mean time and they were operating on the time in sayingon, the helicopters don't arrive and once the orders came down "we are evacuating", the streets were full of vietnamese, no one could move. they focus the on the embassy, that was the only way out. >> and the images we have seen of helicopters pulling people off the roofs of buildings. that was the end. there were other attempts to get people out. growing. >> that's right. we see in the image such desperation in those moments, p

it is going to be crazy,ky tell you that good to see you again rob sanderson.sh update to the feud brewing between rhianna, cbs and the nfl she tweeted cbs you pulled my song last. now you want to put it back in this thursday. no. you all are sad. now "new york times" reporter is saying after the protest they will drop her song this week. this crazy story that just builds on head lines day after day. >> rough when you think about it. they don't like using rhianna it seems because she will remind people of the domestic violence. she. >> reporter: s >> what's next? >> on the other hand any reporter who's ever had a story killed will tell you it is not your candy shop. it's foofrt business. >> decisions are taken at a very high pay grade. i'm sure that cbs will not take the decision lightly. and this obviously was a big back and forth for the company over the last week. >> but there is an argument to be made. hey they should play more rhianna. because she was a victim in this case. but apparently that is not the way the thinking goes. >> shares in apple after some

but at the same time we were constantly stressing, mall ky has to be more inclusive. he can't turn his back on the sunni areas. he has to continue to support the men who came into what was called the sunni awakening, that then general petraeus helped to broker so the sunnis began actually fighting with the americans americans and with shiite iraqis against al qaeda in iraq. it was our understanding that maliki understand the importance of that and would maintain it. but unfortunately, it was impossible to reach an agreement with him, so our troops left. they could not stay because they didn't have the protections that we require, and then immediately began to go after sunni leaders. he would postpone and fail to come up with the agreement about the allocation of oil revenue, something the kurds were rightly concerned about. and he would unfortunately set up a sectarian government that couldn't maintain the loyalty of great parts of iraq, and there was a vacuum, and the isis group went into it ione other note about richard holbrooke. a veteran diplomat. he was in your

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. >> reporter: ky tell you this, campbell county is just south of lynchburg. lynchburg is the home of liberty university and jesse matthews, the suspect in hannah graham's disappearance for which dna is linked to the harrington's case. matthew played football at liberty university back in 2000 and 2002. he was kicked out of liberty university after he was investigated for allegedly raping a student. now here's what we know today. we've learned the campbell county sheriff office is taking a look at a 2009 murder, 23- year-old, cassandra morton. morton was last seen alive december 10, 2009, in lynchburg. that's one week before morgan harrington disappeared from a concert in charlottesville. she was a virginia tech student. morton was found dead several weeks later in campbell county. morton's body was found in a wooded area on property owned by liberty university. she was last seen on park avenue at lynchburg. she had two children. harrington's body was found in a wooded area. in the disappearance that we are currently working on of hannah graham, jesse matthew

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ky borrow in america for 2% and interest rates are below inflation. and better that i borrow the money at 2% than repatriot it at 20 or 10 or 5 or 6. we need to rereform the tax system. meanwhile i think the treasury secretary and people in charge of tax collection have a duty to collect as much revenue as they can from companies, particularly that earn it in america. but nothing that has been done will prevent the treasury from collecting taxes -- wherever these companies with set up shop in palao if they want to. they will still have to pay the american tax rate on the money they earn in america. and we have to come to terms with the fact that everyone else in the world has stopped taxing on the difference between what their companies earn in another country at home. so we normally think of norway, sweden, denmark, finland as very socially liberal, unifying countries that they would always have higher taxes than we do. they do have as percentage of gdp but don't tax the overseas earnings of their obserwn compa. so we need tax reform. meanwhile it is

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this is india's most strongest government in the last 30 years, and expectations were ky high.ion of india, sending a message loud and clear that india 2014 cannot be run of the 1950's. therefore, if you were to take a view of what happened so far, more of these 100 days, it's a ost like a job, has begun, job well done. more importantly, if i were to categorize this, this has not been a quick plan. it's been more like bringing a death match, where it's been slow and stead. there have been very important singles, but very few flamboyant fixers. >> in that case, would have een a big hit. >> every time you're talking about policy, you talk about oreign policy. it's been welcomed by corporate india and investors alike. on the other hand, on the insurance sector, it's not been able to. it hasn't had the political advantage to push through the insurance bill so far. on the foreign policy, they made a huge symbolic win by inviting all the leaders of the nation. he followed that up to the neighborhood in nepal. he's now in japan where he's building an extremely important relationship.

ky not get an answer. is that what the answer is? >> does doubling down also mean considering some of the things that were done post-9/11 to understand better the nature of the threat? to include longer term detention of detainees? after the head of the islamic state was in u.s. custody and was released, to we need to think about long-term detention and other plcies that have proven so controversial post-9/11? is that what doubling down means? >> i don't think so. i don't think. so but let me answer phil's question. >> i'm coming back to you, dan. >> i would answer phil's question by asking having you think about this. one of the places in the world where we are at risk of seeing another 9/11 style capability is, unfortunately, in afghanistan. when u.s. forces leave afghanistan if that were to happen, it's probably going to happen, then what -- the best case outcome, best case outcome is that the taliban is going to have safe haven in the south and east. and when that happens, the remaining al qaeda in pakistan is going to come back

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ky reach my fans.hese are pictures your fans sent in and you pixillated them? >> yes. we had a thing on the website. everybody sent it in. you can find your picture on the website. what part of me you have made up. >> i know how you are about your fans. >> love 'em. >> i know. >>> melissa etheridge with a little bit of m.e. the power and the passion of melissa etheridge. ♪ ♪ if you believed if you tried it could be enough to know you were alive ♪ ♪ if you knew the truth it couldn't be denied you could change the world ♪ ♪ and know that you might find that the world goes round and round and round everybody walks on common ground ♪ ♪ we gotta pull together if we're gonna pull through a little bit of me and a little bit of you ♪ ♪ the world goes round and round and round even feels a little upside down no need to be afraid of anybody you see ♪ ♪ a little bit of you and a little bit of me ♪ ♪ na, na, na ♪ a little bit of me ♪ is it on my skin is it in the love or things about each other that we're so scare

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ky in the get everyone in the line. but what i'd like to do is get the last three of you to one right after the -- of you to, one right after the other, concisely state your question, we'll get the panelists to answer that. the next three and if others have you questions, tweet them. if we're able to get to them we will. but those last three if you'd concisely state your question. >> hi my name is lela, woirk with cbn national a nonprofit t i'm also a volunteer local government committee person and i'd like to know how we can engage individuals to be part of local government and other areas where where your leaders actually do come from. how can we engage people who are the most effective -- affected who may not have access to technologies? >> thank you so much. yes, sir. >> my name is anthony prescott, i'm a student from clayton, ohio. i want to know what we could do to possibly gain the respect, the proper respect, from our country. >> that's all. ok. yes, sir. >> that's good. >> my name ladell reese, i'm a washington

ky not get an answer. is that what the answer is?>> does doubling down also mean considering some of the things that were done post-9/11 to understand better the nature of the threat? to include longer term detention of detainees? after the head of the islamic state was in u.s. custody and was released, to we need to think about long-term detention and other plcies that have proven so controversial post-9/11? is that what doubling down means? >> i don't think so. i don't think. so but let me answer phil's question. >> i'm coming back to you, dan. >> i would answer phil's question by asking having you think about this. one of the places in the world where we are at risk of seeing another 9/11 style capability is, unfortunately, in afghanistan. when u.s. forces leave afghanistan if that were to happen, it's probably going to happen, then what -- the best case outcome, best case outcome is that the taliban is going to have safe haven in the south and east. and when that happens, the remaining al qaeda in pakistan is going to come back a

. >> for ky, overexposure was good exposure. >> i definitely don't regret doing the show.a dream of mine to put myself off to the challenge with my survival skills. >> i'm paula faris, in new york. >> there we go. you said you were signing up for this? >> i did? i know middle of the night. did i really say that? >> one of the contestants suing viacom for $10 million saying she was exposed too much on the show. they showed her too naked. >> oh, like -- >> i've have no idea. >> everything -- >> a word to the wise guys out there, you don't want to go in the cold water if you are going to be on these shows. >>> coming up -- >> you will see how one taxi company, driven by women could be the road to success. see how one taxi company, driven by women could be the road to success. hd-3 hd-3 hd-3 mr. clean's grandmother was stronger than people twice her size. and that strength inspired his liquid muscle cleaner. it lifts tough dirt so you do less scrubbing. and its nozzle stops by itself... ...so less is wasted sure made grandma proud. mr. clean liquid muscle. [ male announcer ] m

>>ky get your thoughts here, a series of newsy events since you have sitting down here about oracle,xcessive pay, or rack raquel, clorox, jetblue, home depot now malware news, your thoughts on any or all of the above? >> the key thing is companies have to be run for the shareholders, the shareholders are the boss. and if the shareholders do well, management should do well. but management has to be aligned, kelly, with the underlying owners. >> do you think in the case of oracle, because i picked that because larry ellison's comp and executives are not just him has been a source of much focus, it's excessive relative to certainly what a lot of the peers -- peer -- ceo peer group is making. has that held you back from oracle as an investment? >> in general, look, we want people to do well. but if they do excessively well, especially the company doesn't do so well, we're not interested. at winter green, our investors have to do well and then the ceo can do well. >> so you now think warren buffett isn't running his company in a shareholder-friendly way? >> well, we are concerned the mana

, listen, there was a great briefing in wednesday between general austin and the commander-in-chief,kyal austin walked away from that feeling that his advice was being listened to and heeded. and b, he was getting all the support he needs from washington. everybody is in alignment with the strategy. everybody knows what we have to do and we're moving now. >> admiral kirby, thank you very much for the perspective. appreciate it, have a good weekend, sir. >> thank you, chris. >>> isis topic of discussion from the admiral, trying to find out from the military perspective. they're not the only ones we have to be worried about, al qaeda is still out there, still a major threat. is the terror group growing while we're not looking, because we're focused on isis, what's going on with al qaeda, what's going on with the taliban? we're going to tell you. (phone ringing) what's up jake? that depends man, what are you doing? just cruising around in my new ride. oh, the one i'm not suppose to touch, right? you got it. guess what i'm touching it right now, craig. what you talkin about jake? with my v

>> yes,ky. >> kel you tell us about the people you've been treating and the number? >> we've seen a steady stream of patients for approximately an hour and a half. i can't tell you i've seen the most serious ones because they're going through the ambulance bay. there's a high level of activity here. the first care is care of the patients. we do not have tally at this time because of the level of activity at the hospital. we have responded to family and friends who have come seeking information to the hospital. >> just quickly, kathleen, how far is the hospital from the world trade center? >> perhaps a five-minute walk from the trade center and we were the first responder after the attack in 1993 so unfortunately we have some experience. >> how many hospitals in the immediate area are there? >> we're the only hospital south of new york city. we serve a large amount. our emergency room is the high priority of this hospital and the staff ha been doing a heroic job in term os responding to the patients. >> kalgt lean, what about the triage unit that's on the ground there

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