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yo, my name is leslie. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: leslie jones everyone.heers and applause ] ♪ alex jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to make a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lovers, stuffed with ham, bacon and sausage, both wrapped in a warm guerrero tortilla. burritos so big, they make everything look smaller. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to heidi klum, kieran culkin and leslie jones. the great leslie jones. and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome

todo el dÍa. >> pero lesly ha progresado gracias a una escuela para niÑos discapacitados.programas para educar y enseÑarlos a vivir una vida independiente. >> hay muchas leyes que estÁn pero no se cumplen. >> el presidente obama ya firmÓ esta ayuda pero el congreso no servirÁ ningÚn estado hasta que autoridades de la salud presenten un informe para decir cuÁles son los programas que ayudan a estos jÓvenes de 18 aÑos. eso bien podrÍa ayudar mÁs de un aÑo. para ese entonces lesly tendrÍa mÁs de 21 aÑos. >> tienen un trabajo en walmart o tienen un trabajo en otro lugar, que estÁn viviendo vidas independientes como otras personas. pero los dos ayudan el uno al otro. >> a dios que me de mucha vida para estar con ella. >> gracias. una investigaciÓn publicada en el american nutrition association demostrÓ que el desayuno es tan importante como cualquier otra comida. ya regresamos. ♪ mi hogar ♪ ay, que bueno ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ♪ ♪ mi hogar ♪ ay, que bueno ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar anunciador: siempre es bueno llegar a casa. pero hoy en día muchos enfrentan el riesgo de una ejecuci

leslie, how are taobao and tmall different?is an online mall where businesses and brands sell products to consumers. taobao is very china-specific. it is where individuals and small businesses sell their products to consumers. >> sam, i have been admiring your outfit. are those yellow pants from alibaba.com? >> they are not. >> but they could be. >> they totally could be. and let me just say, i think that for $9 a pair, the gentleman over at mark's apparel in pakistan did a very nice job. i am a little fancier so these are different. >> i think the big question remains whether alibaba can be a global phenomenon. it already is in some respects. but can alibaba compete with the likes of amazon and ebay? leslie, how would you answer that question? >> so far, the strategy has been to invest in the u.s. they have been investing in businesses in silicon valley. they opened an office in san francisco to do those investments, to make those investments. they have not outright started moving into the u.s. trying to take over amazon or ta

el programa se llama (nombre en inglés) o la fundación de conexiones para jóvenes, la invitada es leslies hace como 10 años para apoyar los programas de la ciudad de san josé, en aquel entonces había lanzado el centro para la juventud y un edificio hermoso y abierto para la comunidad, pero sin programas, sin nada, solamente el edificio. >> si, entonces nosotros pensamos que tenemos que apoyar, los programas entonces nos ponemos pensar en varios métodos para recaudar fondos para apoyar los programas. >> si no fuera por gente como leslie, vemos estas imágenes y los arrestos y es algo que no queremos ver . >> sí, y la filosofía que apreciamos a los jóvenes y creemos que tiene programas para ir, disfrutar y que no estén en la calle. >> entonces, tienes un evento que se va a llevar acabo aquí en san josé para ese programa tan especial y el escenario estará cubierto con el gran comediante paul rodríguez. >> sí, es el 19 de septiembre, a las 6:30 se abren las puertas y todos deberían de venir, tenemos 10 años que montamos un show de comedias y y luego después de 3 años pasamos por el (nombre en

bill: thank you, leslie marshall and david webb here in new york city.hanks to both. >> the fbi says, quote, addressing, not quite investigating yet, the case after nude celebrity photograph hack. how does that work? if these pictures are not safe what about your bank account? what about all the other information you have out there? plus there is this. bill: folks, he did it again, martha. alec baldwin. he has yet to meet a camera he didn't like, right? or a police officer. what mr. baldwin is up to now. >> behind you. [siren] bill: alec baldwin had a small, blowup, small for the actor anyway. watch here. [siren] >> you don't know me. >> alec. bill: so that video from tmz.com. apparently baldwin and his wife and daughter were at the park in the hamptons. witnesses say the photographer was getting too close for comfort. baldwin was pushing the photographer. had him in a head lock. that's when police showed up. the photographer in the end, said, no, we're cool. we're all good. did not press charges. so there you go. that is how that story ended. martha: th

mÁs adelante llega leslie grace, la princesa de la bachata.... provócame mujer, provócame, provócame a ver, atrévete, provócame, liberate de una vez, ten valor, enfréntate... ...provócame, y conquista... fiber one. bájale al drama el peyton. creemos que es el pantalón de mejor calce en todo el mercado. modelo de cinco bolsillos. con tecnología que adelgaza y da forma al cuerpo. somos famosas por nuestras piernas. chico's y chicos.com. por eso es bueno saber que el aceite de maíz mazola tiene 4 veces más bloqueadores naturales de colesterol que el aceite de oliva. además un estudio reciente comprobó que puede ayudar a reducir el colesterol dos veces más. mazola lo hace mejor. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> dale, mi alan. ya estÁs aprendiendo a bailar. >> ahÍ va frank sinatra tacher. este sÍ me sale. si no me sale, va mal. [♪ mÚsica ♪] [cantan] ♪ dicen que las redes sociales nos mantienen mÁs unidos ♪ >> ya nos fallÓ. sÍ. algo asÍ les pasÓ a nuestros amigos dÁvila y boquita. >> eso es lo que paso en la gran manzana cuando hicieron realidad el seÑor romÁntico p

joining us now, reporter leslie, who has been following the story every day.n san francisco, cory johnson. and stanford's charles lee joins us via skype. what you think of the price? >> it is close to what we expected. it is reasonably valued compared to some of the things that are trading there, like facebook. i think you would have a hard time seeing a hard time seeing his stay at that point after the market opens. >> this is what we expected, it could've been more, but it is a lucky number. >> eight is the lucky part of the number. now we are looking at $9.18. >> a lot of eights in there. >> it gives them that psychology, enough to demand a price at the high range of an increase. the whole point of doing something like that is to give investors a good feeling, pricing at the high end of a boosted range. we want to be in on this hyped up deal. that is the reason rather than just racing at 68 to begin with. >> a lot of people are saying that it is too cheap, what do you think? are they leaving money on the table? >> i'm sure the deal is being price -- they're

joining me now is jack green and leslie hecker who covers ipos for bloomberg news.

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and leslie mcfadden were jolted on arrival in d.c.y news the ferguson police chief had issued a taped apology almost seven weeks after the death of their son at the hands of one of his officers. >> i'm truly sorry for the loss of your son. i'm also sorry that it took so long to remove michael from the street. >> reporter: the national urban league president gave the parents' response. >> the issuance of an apology the same time we're here in washington d.c. is a public relations stunt. >> reporter: organizers also scrambled to respond to word that attorney general eric holder is resigning. he's the guy that would be at the head of any federal investigation. >> there is no attorney general that has demonstrated a system rights record equal to eric hold -- a civil rights record equal to eric holder. >> reporter: the shooting of michael brown touched over a week of protests in ferguson and what critics call was an overly militaristic response. a grand jury continues to investigate whether brown's shooting was justified or if brown had hi

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>>> i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm derek mcginty. >> tonight, we're learning more from the ravens about ray rice's termination, and even an apology for how this investigation was handled. >> tonight, team over steven bishotti sent this note. dear ravens' stakeholders. you deserve an explanation. what happened with the ray rice incident? how could it come to this and why didn't we act earlier? he goes on to say we did not do what we should have done and no amount of explanation can remedy that. what we can do is share everything that occurred and vow to learn from all that has happened. >> as he replayed the event disclosed to the ravens, he also noted that soon after the video of janay and ray coming out of that elevator became public, we contacted casino management. these are his words and asked if there was view of the incident from inside of the elevator that we could see. the casino would not share such video. we asked the local new jersey police and the police refused as well. we asked the prosecutor's office and that office refused. the nfl was also trying to retrieve and/or see t

i had to come back and redeem myself. >> next up for the birds, battle with the redskins, i'm leslie van arsdale, we send it back to the desk. >> and eagles nation probably little tired, but definately very happy after that come back. we caught one some excited fans about the birds second straight victory to start the season. >> almost had a heart attack because of the way they play. you know, a win is a win. that's all that matters. >> got a lot of work to do on defense, once they get the defense done, they'll be good. >> as leslie man sands, banged up redskins team sunday. desean jackson ready to play his old team. we'll talk about it coming up in sports. >>> well, breaking news in afghanistan, three nato troops are killed and five more hurt after a suicide bombing in cobble. the taliban claimed responsibility for the car bombing on convoy just down the road from the us embassy. almost 20 other people were hurt. and the us continues to build a coalition of nations willing to join the fight against isis in iraq and syria. president obama meets today with retired marine general john

i started by asking leslie what exactly the f.c.c. to know. >> according to the source who gave me this information, they were told that the f.c.c. would come back for comments late last week and depending on how detailed they were, how much more information the f.c.c needed, that would decide when they would start the road show. it became clear that what they were requesting was much more detailed and much more information-heavy than what they had initially anticipated. >> does this have anything to do the alipay situation? for example, the subsidiary that alibaba spun off a few years ago? i know there were questions about that. >> it is most likely something different. the company has addressed alipay in two filings earlier. one explained the history for investors and the most recent where they amended their agreement for alipay which lifted the cap. the parent company could receive proceeds from that i.p.o. it looks like it is something else because it looks like the f.c.c. has gotten those questions out of the way. >> jeff, does t

joining us no, former bush administration spokesman leslie marshall and fox news contributor. rick, this was a big exclusive. i don't think many news organizations would have turned it down. but should politico have agreed to the terms knowing lois lerner was not going to answer any questions about the irs scandal? >> well, i think they should agree to the interview, but they don't necessarily have to publish it. if you send in a really good reporter, maybe you can get something out of the individual, and i think that should happen all the time. but what politico did here and what rachel bey did was conduct an interview and publish an interview that should have never been put forward because it just wasn't news worthy. it was kind of like interviewing monica lewinski and not asking about her affair with the president. lois lerner had three lawyers in the room with her. and the most we got out was basically that she rescued stray dogs. it was a terrible interview. >> well, leslileslie, but was is worthy that we found out, even from her self-interested point of view what her lif

we have coverage of the stories making headlines today. ,he debut of the iphone 6 leslie picker follows alibaba from the new york stock exchange and we begin in london with michael mckee as scotland votes no to independence. how do we explain the larger than expected no margin? >> pollsters can't explain it except to point out throughout the season, the no's held a commanding lead. few days yes seemed to pull forward and that added to the drama of the election and sent politicians scrambling. it may have never been that close. it was clouded by the fact pollsters say they could not trust the results of their own surveys because of the kind of electorate. 85%.entioned the turnout, and it galvanized the voters of scotland and it resulted in the end of a career, the first minister of scotland, the man drive fore independence did drive today. ifcourse if they had one, the independent scottish vote had gone their way, it would have been david cameron resigning. instead he states in office. we have some breaking news, the queen has finally weighed in. and she nowilent says the election is ove

>> well, leslie, where would they put these web sites up?s there anything that they're worried about? are. >> i think it is damage control. i don't think it's spinning. and lars, quite frankly, they're i think fighting fire with fire. when you have five committees that say there is no there there, there is no coverup, there was no improper behavior. >> yeah, but that was a different setup, leslie. that was a different setup. right, lars? different setup. you couldn't have witnesses together at the same time. you had different types of questioning going on. i guess that i'm wondering, though, if there's -- is there a positive for democrats than having these web sites pop up as well because is it true in your mind, lars, that democrats many times have a better messaging mechanism in place in front of stories like they appear to do today. >> they have had that because they have most of the mainstream media, other than fox and conservative talk radio out there carrying the water for them. they've been asking a question to a large extent right no

as a group, leslie, mary, squeaky, sadie and linda informed me of bobby's arrest.ls held their own meeting and discussed the best method of assisting bobby. they decided if a murder similar to the hinman slaying continued to occur, the police would begin to believe bobby was not their man. deep inside i knew if i stuck around, anything those kids did would come right back in my lap. as i left the back house, i spotted tex walking toward the boardwalk. it's time to get something done for bobby. the girls are ready to do whatever is necessary. they don't have a plan or a place picked out. so it looks like it's going to be pretty much up to you. 20 minutes later the old ford and its crew of four pulled out of the dirt driveway. i hadn't twisted any arms. i wasn't sitting behind anyone with a gun to their head giving directions. on that evening, august 8, 1969 while waiting for the kids to return, i was aware of being totally without conscience. here i was, waiting for the report of murder to come back to me, not caring who had died or how many victims there were. the

leslie brinkley continues our college from there. reporter: he is being treated here athe emergency room for -- he is in serious condition from what we understand. all we know is what fish and game disclosed, is that bites to the back of his neck and shoulders as he was draed into the bushes, and they are worng on that boy right now. officials said his injuries are not life-threatening. he i expected to survive. her at secretary clara valley medical center, the official spokesperson says the boy's family is at his side. it's possible they may be making a public statement in a short while, but right now, as you can imagine, they're simply trying stabilize this littleoy's condition after a horrifying and traumatiafternoon with that mountain lion attack. abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news fo developing updates on this story. you can also follow us on twitter, abc7 bay area. >>> tonight we have new details about a missing six-year-old autistic boy who walked away from his san jose home yesterday morning, almost a day later he is found saf

>> i worry a lot, lesli. you know, we had this case that was handed down recently which means we are going to have to change our gun control laws once again in the district of columbia. it will allow people to carry and you know, they will be able to carry concealed guns. concealed weapons if they choose to, and who knows. i can't predict who will wind up with a license or a permit. but yeah, it could happen again. somebody snaps and carries a carries and shoots up the place. >> what will you tale tell the people who gather here tonight? >> we need to continue to mourn, the tragedy that happened at the navy yard. we simply cannot forget. what we need to do is use it as the catalyst to be able to -- the kind of change that can prevent this from happening again, when we have not done that. >> that will be the best way to honor the lives and families touched by that awful day. thank you so much for stopping by. >> thank you. >> good to see you. and our coverage of the remembrance ceremony for those 12 victims ta

lesli and derek, back to you. >> thank you. the police do have some new information in the continuing search for missing sarah and jacob hoggle. only this time, they need the help of major and small business owners. >> i'm stephanie ramirez in gaithersburg where i just spoke to lieutenant, sean gagen. police will soon be posting information with specific days and time frames and they are asking small and large business owners to check their surveillance videos during those specific time frames. potentially i did where she could have taken her kids. this is the latest in the push to find sarah and jacob who have been missing for more than two weeks. the children's father and grandmother met with police for about three hours today. beforehand, their father said they were going to ask again to issue an amber alert, but i spoke with police lieutenant who said they couldn't do so because they already had katherine hoggle's vehicles in custody. they did follow through with alerting police departments across the country. now they are

i'm lesli foster. derek, i'll send it back to you. >> great job. thank you so much. the move to a bit of a brighter note. topper will be back in a minute or two. he has the forecast and tomorrow, you are going to e sh in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. >>> i'm topper shutt, gorgeous evening again. looking at the national harbor. live michael and son weather cam. temperatures down to 77. humidity down to 39%. that is some kind of nice and winds north, northwest at 14. so, another perfect evening, all be it cool. if you're going to go out tonight after sunset, temperatures will fall quickly. dry air mass, cool off quickly. bus stop temperatures, 52 to about 65. that's about 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for a time frame. the kids will need a sweat

leslie, thank you so much. be speakingwill with their executive chairman, live at the new york stock exchange today at 9:00. jack ma, on bloomberg television. >> we have a wonderful set of hosts to give you perspective and context. tobias let mitch is with us. we will talk about the equity market. david kirkpatrick, in celebration of every big tech ipo, thank you for joining us. >> at that you had me because my last name was kirkpatrick? >> happy scotland to you this morning. when i look at the alibaba experience, everyone will gain. standpoint, what does fidelity or blackrock or capital guardian -- what do these big hitters do with their shares if we see the pop i think we will get? >> i don't know what you mean by from a tech standpoint? >> from your perspective, they are not going to sell? ♪>> i would not sell. this is why the ratios are so favorable. they have tremendous prospect. on the other hand, we can talk about it, get it set of issues with a company that is truly chinese. they are trying to operate g

leslie, i will start with you. does this mean they let multi-billions on the table? >> i was watching the price discovery process happen and i was with some of their underwriters going -- that was higher than we expected. saw this coming. people thought maybe $85 on the first day, not this. this is pretty high. especially on such a big deal. if you are a big mutual fund and you take a billion-dollar stake in this company, look at what you have made in one day. ipo, not just $100 million where you have a million dollars here, trading up 75%. these are big gains for those investors and money left on the table for the company. >> still the largest ipo in u.s. history. any concern that money was left on the table today? >> i think the successful ipo is somewhere between 10% and 20% increase on the first day. this is a little bit high, but from the benefit of having long-term shareholders that stay with the stock long-term, i think they did the right thing. it has, it looks like gone smoothly, we did not see the hiccups like we saw on facebook's day of trading. it seems l

leslie is up next. leslie will be talking to us about first amendment cases. leslie. >> thank you, john. i wanted to thank everyone at the aba and the wilson center here for putting on this event and all of you all for coming. thank you very much for being here. i'm going to talk a little bit about the first amendment. i think the takeaway so far for what the term looks like the supreme court is continuing its first amendment fatal attraction. we've heard about their diminishing docket and actually, i think on the first amendment side the supreme court sometimes grants cases where it is not very clear why they're taking it apparently given the outcome, they're not taking it in order to overturn a judgment from a lower court. there is no clear split. sometimes all of the lower courts have been agreed in the proposition that the supreme court ultimately endorses. it seems as though the roberts court never met a first amendment case it didn't like. really it is rarely met a first amendment plaintiff it didn't like. a couple notable exceptions are law professors a

leslie foster, wusa 9. >> monster energy says it's aware of the scam and that it does not have a car wrap or a pay-to-drive program. they are cooperating with police across the country who are investigating this matter. and the international college of prosthodontists in california tells us they have no part in this scheme and have no idea why their organization is being used to fund the checks to carry out the scam. if you want to volunteer or file a complaint with our call for action team, go to our website, wusa9.com and click on the call for action link. >>> could be a stormy evening in parts of the washington area. erica is tracking the approaching weather. >> but up next, hundreds turn out to listen to free jazz in downtown silver springs. we'll take n . >>> right now, the annual silver springs jazz fest is taking place in downtown. we now go to the stage. >> reporter: hey, guys. look, don't tell anybody, but i have managed to sneak up onto the stage here at the silver springs jazz festival in downtown silver spring, where in just a little while the david bach concert will kick

lesli foster, wusa9. >> right now code 9 mobile is only available on android phones for $7 a month.he app also allows you to view full messages sent and received on your teen's phone. you can set up alerts that look for certain words in any language to keep your child safe. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> it's starting to get a tad chillish out there. >> yes, but that will not last long. as we head out the door saturday morning, it will be is still with us. it doesn't officially become fall until monday night and this weekend it's going to feel like summer. i'll show you those high temperatures coming up in a minute, but right now let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, the jefferson memorial, 69 and cloudy, but those clouds clear out overnight. that will allow our temperatures to drop to the 50s in a couple spots. this weekend the warmer weather moves in. high temperatures will be in the 80s. we haven't been there in quite a while. the cold front will move through and bring our temperatures back down to the 70s a

and a major cool down for the first week end of october, details coming up with the seven day, hi leslie. >>> hi kathy, eagles welcome back a key player to the struggling offensive line, tackle line johnson back at practice but is he in football shape? we will hear from him coming up in sports. tonight at 11:00 it was a massive scam with local ties, millions of dollars taken from victims, including this woman. but when she smelled a rat, she for the back. three on your side's jim donovan has her story tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> we have new information, now in our breaking news, the shooting at a gun range in conshohocken. sources now tell "eyewitness news" that a pennsylvania state trooper accidentally shot himself. that trooper is from the skippack barracks and there is no word on the trooper's condition. chopper three was overhead at the range on conshohocken road as the trooper was air lifted to the hospital. again, we will keep you updated on this story. >>> well, path governor's race is taking center stage here at cbs-3/cw philly studios tomorrow morning at 8:00 o'cl

hi leslie. >>> hi kathy, coming up in sports we will hear from penn state head coach james franklin a day after football sanction where is lifted. >>> more than a hundred female baseball fans got a little less than in baseball from phillies outfielder ben reveer, i'll explain coming up in sports. >>> u.s. air strikes slowed isis, but now government is asking the united states to do a great deal more, we will have that and preview the president's new iraqi strategy tonight on the "cbs evening news". a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too. i'm john kane mmm! ring ring! ring ring! progresso! you soup people hav

before we get warmer, and summer, comes to an end, we will have that fall forecast coming up, hi leslie. >> hi kathy. eagles have a short week as they get ready for redskins on sunday and what a week last night, coach chip kelly says team should in the be too excited bit, we will hear from him in sports. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> about a drug trend to damage your property, cause explosions and fires, and even if you are not involved. what you need to know about this fiery danger tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> trump plaza in atlantic city is no more. closed sign went up to the front door earlier this morning. when it first opened in 1984, donald trump called this the finest build prognosis

i'm lesli foster. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. we're in the studio, derek mcginty and the sports crew are on the turf there at fedex field. d? >> reporter: i'm sure you can hear it in the background, but the music is at full blast and the fans are piling in even though there's 90 minutes to go. there's a few players still warming up. a little earlier tonight we were on the sidelines watching some of the redskins come out. they looked happy, loose, ready. we're ready for some football. we'll talk more about the redskins' name debate, what you can expect on the field tonight later in the broadcast. for now i throw it back to you and lesli. >>> at this hour police are tracking down leads in hopes of finding uva missing student hannah graham. today the man suspected in her disappearance made his first appearance in court. >> debra alfarone joins us with that and something else we learned today about jesse

that is the way it looks for now we will be back with leslie just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> well, this is eagles linebacker connor barwin's second season with the team. he has emerged as a key leader on defense but he had to overcome a major obstacle to get to this point. eagles outside linebacker connor barwin always loved the game but doing it for a living is a dream come true. >> i never thought i could be a professional athlete until i got to the university of cincinnati my freshman year and i was brent celek's backup. everybody said brent was going to be an nfl player and at that point i was like, i'm better than brent celek, i can be a nfl player. i was than the better than him at that time but that is funny that is who i go against every day now. >> reporter: it wasn't always easy with connor born completely deaf. >> i do not talk about it very much. i went through major surgeries since i was 12 years old and i cannot hear out of my left ear still but it has never been a b

i'm thrilled to be with leslie grace in the studio today. nice to be here. it's a pleasure for me to be here with you. >> you're one of the youngest women to ever top the billboard latin charts. what does it mean to you? >> it's an incredible honor. i'm 19 years old at the time when i hit with my first single "will you still love me t tomorrow." i was the youngest to do that, 17 years old. i was still in high school. for me wit us like wow, all of this is happening at the same time. >> kids in the school called you the original hannah montana. >> i had the bangs at the time and it was just perfect. i chose to stay in career. i was launching my career the last year of high school. it taught me lots of discipline. it was just luke wow, the duality of that at the same time, it is so surreal. >> yougo use retro songs and then you did wit a by lingual tomorrow with bachata background. >> grow up in a typical latin home but i was born in new york and raised there until i moved at ten to florida. and so for me, it came pretty naturally to preserve

tweet lesli at lesli foster. >>> this is a yellow alert day.rt weather. >> that's the first time somebody has been like yes, i'll do it again. >> that's interesting. i want to get it now. >> i want pasta. okay, severe thunderstorm warnings, winding down a little bit. got some great pictures from our weather watcher this evening. let's start with that. this is called a shelf cloud. if i didn't know it, i would say maybe we were being duked. >> is that his backyard? >> not quite, but it's in upper montgomery county. here's the leaning edge of this showers and storms we have been tracking and generally means we get a little up draft, downdraft, that's what creates this creates a shelf cloud. if that weren't enough, there's another great picture for you. this is upper montgomery county near clarksburg. this is awesome. that almost looks fake. almost looks photo shopped in. upper montgomery county. th. bernstein. very, very nicely done. he said the heavy rain went north of him. he did feel the cool rush of air. now downtown is still quiet. live mich

great to have the both of you. >> thank you for having us. >> leslie, we have these arab countries whoually one of them the uae came out even before president obama did and had somewhat of a strategy to take on isis. now they're all coming together. is this going to be easy for the president to get the rest of the european nations and then all of them together to feet isis? >> i think yeah. i think quite frankly this puts congress in a very precarious position because both democrats and republicans have been saying i want to see who these alleez are. we need the arab world to sign on. well, they have. i think right now what it becomes is not just -- it's not president obama or the united states against isis. it's the world against terrorism. it's the world against murderers. it's the world against this organization because although they've been local and regional, you have so many outsiders joining this group, and they have huge global aspirations. this is dangerous. this is not the same as somalia. this is not the same as yemen. it's very, very different. >> yet, lisa, there was some

leslie fields is my name is spelled. i would like to touch on what the rule for existing power plants means for communities of color and economic disadvantaged misamericans. we hope the epa will address unresolved issues with executive order 129-8 establishes environmental justice and it directs agencies to the greatest possible of making this a mission of theirs and talking about the human and health. section 2 a summarizes the impact of the greenhouse gases found in the finding. the climate change considered in low income populations found that concern pants of the population are certainly v vulnerable and this is the poor, elderly, living alone and in indigenous populations. this rule limits greenhouse gases by establishing guidelines for existing fossil fuel on egu's and in addition to reducing the admissions it would reduce other kind as well. persons with lower economic status have been found at higher amounts of disease, limited access to medical care and increase in nutritional deficien deficiency. therefore pers

thanks for being here, i'm derek mcginty. >> and i'm lesli foster. missiles and bombs rain down striking isis terrorist command command posts overnight. hit the coroson group. president obama talked this morning about the u.s. military action against isis rebels in syria. >> we're going to do what is necessary to take a fight to this terrorist group. for the security of the country and the region and for the entire world. >>the president is expected to talk more about the international coalition military strikes during, over syria during his address to the united nation's general assembly tomorrow. >> no iraq war 2.0. that was the tweet today from one influential maryland congressman about those strikes in syria. >> and democrat is urging the house speaker to immediately call the congress back into session to vote on whether or not to authorize the continuing use of military force. bruce leshan reports on the voices suggesting that congress has ducked its duty under the constitution. >> article one of the constitution gives congress the power to decl

what leslie was showing you is not the retail investors. it seems that according to the analyst i have been speaking to, the retail guys are not there. it is a tepid muted response. >> you need some guys that can take a lot of shovels for it. when you look at this deal, specifically the letter -- depressed tends to focus on these letters from the ceo. it is the new trend over the last few years. when you make of the letters that are important to you. factor into the calculation of the financial health rating, our measure of companies overall financial health, which in this case is 71. the letter is interesting because it is really trying to engage in the potential shareholder. it doesn't have much of an effect on how the company is doing or what its prospects are long-term. i think it is a good effort that alibaba is making to engage shareholders in. >> is it? know the sec has forced companies to move the letter of this new trend from the front of the offering further down and it suggests to me that this is evidence of a real say's -- real

also with us is leslie, who covers ipos. -- hown, show similar was the process to buying something from amazon or >> amazon andcho ebay are based on an individual customer dealing with retailers. i am actually my own business and i am dealing with another business who is coming back to me with specifications and timing and schedules much in the same way you would do with somebody if you are buying auto parts or computer motherboards. as a result you have to really know what you are looking for as opposed to browsing through a catalog. >> you have the pants in today's. does ali baba have something similar to amazon prime? >> they do not. him the shipping costs almost as much as the pants themselves. it is about $500 less than the cost of making the pants. talk about the rest of alibaba's business. cory, how we do you describe the group? >> what is interesting is they took some of the best ideas of internet commerce, whether it was the to be or auction ideas or payment ideas, and pulled them all together into this specifically

joining me now is washington post editor of the early lead, and author and advocate leslie signer. let's talk about one of the things people focus on a lot this morning is the video and whether or not the nfl even asked to see it. they have investigated. seasoned investigators who work for the nfl a major and important organization. if you're investigating something, why wouldn't you say is this the entire video? >> there's no reason whatsoever not to say that. and it seemed unfathomable they wouldn't ask to see the video. before the video came out, the only sort of explanation why it was only a two-game suspension was maybe something happened in there she slipped and fell, something happened that he didn't hit her. and obviously that is not what happened. exactly the opposite is what happened. the fact they didn't see the video is a complete and total oversight. and they're paying for it and they should. >> and, you know, cindy, we talked about it yesterday and the washington post has put up an editorial what domestic violence looks like. they basically say in part, this is what d

. >> i'm leslie i'll provide the information about the historical part of the tree who planted if abraham owns this from 4969 to 1994 his son ralph informed me his i his he parents bought the tree it was 11895 lived from 1948 to 58 a desz assailant learned from the aunt that hal's gave heroin of the 3 giant seconveys in the 940s to early 50s the adams home is exclusive and passed away and was a native and a graduate of the berkley of class of 33 he works in 19 thirty one of the criteria for landmark status is the historical significance, you know, it helps us to understand the past and thank you for your consideration. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> i'm john, i live on corbett. the seway as 36 of market street is a rare tree. for sa francisco sequoathe tree is early planting for the area and has been preparing for years there's itch livestock in the tree and one can see and hear a variety of birds and skwurlz it's observe that wildlife is depending on the tree for a micro investment it should be judged only it's historical saushgs and environmental characteristics it possesse