leslie: nope. the acting person doing the job and we are talking about what we would do in the future. we are not making news today, david, no matter what you say. [laughter] you wouldn't consider having a private equity person do that? ♪ ♪ david: let's talk about some of the shows you have now. you have the number one rated new show, which is 60 minutes here had you keep it so lively and up to date? leslie: i think 60 minutes is the gold standard. i still think people want to go there. it is still the place where people get their most in news, , our guys do have a phenomenal job. it is now so culturally significant that people know 7:00 sunday night, there is one place to go, and that is 60 yeares, so they remain in 50 the top 15 show in america. david: you have the number one drama show, ncis, where did that idea come from? leslie: it was the spinoff of a navy military show which was based on that tom cruise-jack nicholson movie -- a few good men. becameom drama, and this , we had been successful

leslie: correct.id: now, companies like netflix, apple, facebook and amazon are in the streaming business. is that going to cut into your ability to get these best talents because they have so much money and they can pay crazy prices? leslie: it is a challenge. they are very competitive. they are spending a lot of money. at the end of the day, we produce most of our own content. we have to be very competitive with them. money alone does not lead to good programming. what we like to say is you cannot program by algorithm, which is part of what netflix does. they do a lot of programs, 75 original programs and they put them out there and they have a certain amount of hits. our job is to be more concise in what we are producing for audience. creatively, i think we are as good as anybody and that is what wins the day for us. it is tough. we are competing with companies that could eat us a life -- alive. david: apple is gigantic financially, amazon, so forth, so you are now relatively modest in terms of cap

leslie: thank you.rama, navy doing it, that was "jag," and this became, you know, we had been obviously successful with "c.s.i.," so we took the "jag" formula, made it into a procedural drama. and now we've spun if the ncis" off twice. david: what about "big bang theory," where did that come from? leslie: that came from chuck lorre, who worked on "two and a half men," created shoo that show and came to us with that idea, and we put it on the air, and it's been a success ever since. david: let's talk about the evening news shows. when i was growing up, when you were growing up, people would watch 15 minutes of evening news, then it went to 30 minutes. but now people have so many news sources, do that many people watch the evening news shows? are they still relevant? leslie: the three network evening news combined are watched still by 23 million, 24 million a night. that's not nearly what it used to be when walter cronkite and huntley and brinkley were doing it, where it was the only source of news. becau

leslie: i was sort of a mediocre actor. i was also tending bar more than i was acting during those years. david: so what was your skill set, the scripts or the talent or both? leslie: we had the hottest comedy and the hottest drama in the world on television on nbc. david: companies like netflix and apple and facebook and amazon, they're in the streaming business. leslie: money alone doesn't lead to good programming. it is tough. we're competing with companies that could eat use live. leslie: when "survivor" came, that was an unusual show at the time. leslie: i said that's the stupidest idea i've ever heard. >> people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed. leave it this way. all right. david: i don't consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? you actually started out, you wanted to be an actor, and after a

leslie: 93. david: and your father is alive that? leslie: 96.he ever say, yes, you make the right decision? leslie: when i bought him a car, he said, you did good. [laughter] it was ok. no, he has been proud of me a long time. it has been great. ♪ who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. announcer: the thrill of living well, is in the pursuit. the pursuit of the rarest experiences. the pursuit of the finest products. the pursuit of quality in everything you do. and in all of these pursuits, you need the best intelligence to make the best decisions. >> we know that she sells for a lot, but what makes her import

leslie fought with the confederacy in his older brother the union. they would have seen some humor in the fact they have a monument at all. it is placed between a history museum and the brewery. ago i wrote a book about flight 93, the september 11 flight that crashed a little over 100 miles from here. i want to write a book about gettysburg but was not sure it was a fresh topic. i did not want to be the guy that wrote the 15th book on the second day, but there was one that had been tearing me right -- actually aout mile and a half down the road i measured yesterday, at the intersection with louise field road, there is an iron tablet that says went south. no one goes there. it is across the street, the peach orchard which is one of the most visited places. you can see the barn, a great injury no one goes to this place because it looks like nothing is there. you see the irregular stone foundation -- in the background you see the irregular stone foundation. john had brought this property in 1836. when you moved in, the family with larger, more children

christina: leslie? leslie: i would say i am giving a talk in dallas next week, the title of it, is -- i would be making that up, because it will not be happening. but it could happen. the republican party is enjoying electoral success right now. they have 34 governorships as of a week ago. there are two dozen states where the governors are republicans the state senate controlled by , the republican party. and they are passing legislation in those states, achieving a lot of what the republican party has cherished and wanted to do for years, if they had the reins of power at the state level. the republican party is struggling and a lot of areas, right? but it is probably struggling less than the democratic party, so you could say it is the party that is in the least trouble, except for the other one. [laughter] christina: fair enough. mike? mike i remember on november 5 or : 6, i had probably a dozen this one withike the exact title. how could the party come back from the debacle of the november elections

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y yo les decía, ¿cómo conocen a leslie?, y ellos me dicen, ¿qué leslie? quién es leslie?ado pérdida total, así que aparte de buscar dónde vivir van a tener que resolver por qué medios van a poder llegar a sus trabajos. esteban y leslie también perdieron sus dos autos y junto a muchos otros damnificados, tendrán que ver cómo van a enfrentar su nueva realidad. regresamos en breve desde houston, texas. locutor: después de una pausa. fue a rescatar a un amigo y en su camino encontró otros retos. >> y ya de ver a la gente que está amarrada en sus casa. que están las casas hundidas. no pasaba la guardia costera, no policías, nadie. solo éramos nosotros, mi amigo y yo. [música] [música] solar más poderoso del país, para una fábrica de cerveza. y cada año producimos veintidós millones de cervezas elaboradas por el sol. coors light. cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. [zip] ♪hey! ♪ ♪woo! ♪ ♪with imagination, ♪yeah yeah yeah ♪with imagination ♪ sc johnson. exigimos que nuestros teléfonos sean más que teléfonos. queremos más que "echarnos porras". más que "compartir" nues

y yo les decía, ¿cómo conocen a leslie?, y ellos me dicen, ¿qué leslie? quién es leslie? y fue declarado pérdida total, así que aparte de buscar dónde vivir van a tener que resolver por qué medios van a poder llegar a sus trabajos. esteban y leslie también perdieron sus dos autos y junto a muchos otros damnificados, tendrán que ver cómo van a enfrentar su nueva realidad. regresamos en breve desde houston, texas. locutor: después de una pausa. fue a rescatar a un amigo y en su camino encontró otros retos. >> y ya de ver a la gente que está amarrada en sus casa. que están las casas hundidas. no pasaba la guardia costera, no policías, nadie. solo éramos nosotros, mi amigo y yo. [música] [música] [música] llévate la pizza que quieras a mitad de precio con la oferta de [música] [música] 50% de descuento de pizza hut. como la hand-tossed pepperoni, meat lover's o la original pan supreme. 50% de descuento en cualquier pizza de precio regular cuando ordenas online. porque nadie hace pizza mejor que the hut. por fin salimos a cenar... qué bueno que tu hermana nos está cuidando al

leslie: me vine caminando hasta que mi marido armÓ el kayak.ados en una iglesia, se sorprendieron cuando llegaron al apartamento. >> llorÉ no por las cosas pero porque yo nunca me imaginÉ que iba a pasar por esto. >> quÉ hago con esto? reportera: es el mismo sentimiento que tiene esteban mientras revisa la casa que comprÓ con tanto esfuerzo junto a leslie hace seis aÑos. esteban: tengo que agradecer que estamos vivos y que estamos juntos y tenemos amigos que nos ayudan. da cosa porque a uno se le cruzan cosas, no sabe a dÓnde va a ir a vivir en todo este tiempo. leslie: la noche que vine a mi casa llore sin parar con los ojos furiosos y era en la casa de otra amiga que no querÍa preocuparlos. llore sin parar. reportera: ademÁs de la tristeza por la pÉrdida de sus pertenencias,isbel estaba angustiada sin tener noticias de su madre que y ven el sur de texas. >> no sÉ nada. estoy... [suspira] no sÉ,estoy desesperada. reportera: en medio de su zozobra y, mientras evaluaban los daÑos, debÍa decidir con su esposo luciano que hacer y para dÓnde ir con

government is not supposed to be punitive all the time, leslie. it's not about targeting corporations, how dare they make money, we need to take more of their money. it's about stimulating economic activity. that's a good idea. that benefits everyone. it creates jobs. it creates wealth. it's good for the country and the economy. that's good for everyone. class warfare stuff. if you're a small business owner, you shouldn't argue against your own self-interest, but i know it's party policy that you have to do that. >> sandra: leslie, i go back to referencing the stock market. the reason i do that is because even just the president campaigning on this promise of tax cuts and tax reform in this country, it has injected so much optimism to the point you have seen this stock market breaking records on a daily basis. what about that optimism? small businesses, ceo's of major corporations, they have said they feel more optimistic in the current environment of this president. >> well, i think the democrats are hell bent on making sure they dash that optimi

this was interesting, guy and leslie. representative tom cole of oklahoma had some words about what the president did very supportive. watch. >> in my view, presidents of the united states should never be prisoners to any party. he is aligned predominantly with the republican party, but he has to be flexible. he has to be able to reach into both caucus to get major legislation done. that's just a reali realityparticularly in the senate where they have a 60 vote threshold. this was a little bit of a declaration of independence by the president. i think it will serve him well. it will serve our conference well. >> harris: you didn't see a lot of that guy, republicans supporting the president on what he did yesterday and really pointing out why he would have done it. >> i think that's the predicament that republicans are in. because what the deal that was made accomplishes for the democrats is, it shoves all of these debates into december again. where there will be all these must pass bills, must pass mechanisms like the deb

and then, still above average right through next week. >> come on now. >> yeah, thanks, kate. >> leslie is up next with sports. >> it will be a tough one for the eagles. eagles getting ready for another road game, we will hear from the team on why this isn't easy and rhys hoskins continues to, surprise the isn't easy and rhys hoskins continues to, surprise the sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic oand freedoms that we have and we enjoy today.s ready. aim. fire. and it's important for us to let them know that we will never forget their service. fire. it was steve's idea to have this cemetery. this was supplied to the veterans, giving us a final resting place. we owe everything to steve for what he gave us here. i wanted to make sure that we just didn't say thank you

. >> leslie y su esposo esteban, acaban de volver a la casa que tuvieron que abandonar repentinamentepezaba a brotar del suelo. >> al otro lado de la ciudad la familia habÍa quedado atrapada, cuando el agua comenzÓ a entrar con fuerza al primer piso del apartamento. >> es como si estuviÉramos en una pelÍcula. >> llamaron a pedir ayuda pero nadie llegÓ. >> era como un ocÉano. >> hasta que entre la lluvia, apareciÓ un buen samaritano buscando a quienes se habÍan quedado atrapados. en el conductor sÓlo le dio unos segundos para que agarran sus pertenencias. >> mi esposo era el Único que estaba allÁ adentro. yo tenÍa miedo. >> por su parte, leslie, quien emigrÓ de argentina hace mÁs de 20 aÑos, al ver que el agua estaba alta, decidiÓ dejar su casa. >> mientras mi marido armaba el kayak. >> colocaron a su madre de 76 aÑos, junto a los dos perros y salieron por la parte trasera de la casa, para refugiarse donde unos vecinos. >> mis amigos tambiÉn tenÍan agua, mucho menos pero era lo suficiente para tener una cama seca. >> cuando parÓ la lluvia, las aguas comenzaron a bajar. los marinos se s

leslie would leave the show two years later. she now stars in the cbs series - the good fight. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. john gonzalez is following breaking news. john? i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. flames. a massive fire, tearing through the ecuadorian consulate overnight. we're live at the scene. plus - a political upset in alabama. the incumbent.. backed by president trump... defeated. the election results rocking the g-o-p. and an island in crisis. puerto rico, in desperate need of supplies after maria. the help on the way from our area, as the storm hugs the east coast right now. goodmo

leslie marshall and joe concha.e, i would like to see the same anger over the iranian deae and the same anger over the rockets fired over japan as they show with the president saying he will defend liberty and freedom and our allies in the people of the united states over this madman. where's the outrage over the things that matter on your side? it never s ends. if trump gave $5 million to every american, it would still anger people on your side. >> we felt that for the past eight years in reverse, sean. i hear you. there's great, great anger both left and right with this madmanr the leader of north korea. anytime there's a missile launct is not just from -- people hear on television or radio, our citizens, and people throughout the world, more so people and south korea. who essentially would be the targets that we would put forth if we were to do with the president essentially threatened. that's what the outrage is about. the u.n. was founded on diplomacy. the states that the president used --. >> sean: the same u.

leslie: i was sort of a mediocre actor.tending bar more than i was acting during those years. david: so what was your skill set, the scripts or the talent or both? leslie: we had the hottest comedy and the hottest drama in the world on television on nbc. david: companies like netflix and apple and facebook and amazon, they're in the streaming business. leslie: money alone doesn't lead to good programming. it is tough. we're competing with companies that could eat use live. leslie: when "survivor" came, that was an unusual show at the time. leslie: i said that's the stupidest idea i've ever heard. >> people wouldn't recognize me y

leslie picker is in london at the third largest hedge fund in the world. >> reporter: it looks like your typical guitar lesson. but it's taking place inside man group, the world's third largest hedge fund. the student leads investment strategy for their quant fund, a hedge fund strategy reliant on computers to trade. many of their employees are mathematicians building algorithms. to clear their heads, they go to the music room. man group invests $40 billion as part of its quant strategy. they're one of the earliest adopters of quant starting 30 years ago. the amount of assets in quant have doubled since 2009. the largest hedge fund companies in the world employ their strategies. even retail money managers like blackrock and state street have been using more technology for their products. that just adds to the competitive pressure for a firm like man. to get ahead, they've been focused on the new frontier of quant, machine learning. the firm's chief investment officer says with machine learning, the computers don't have to be told how or what to trade. they do it of themselves. >> a good

leslie: money alone does not lead to good programs. it is tough.id: companies that could eat us alive. david:when survivor came, that was unusual. leslie: i said that is the stupidest thing i have ever heard. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok.

another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. >>> leslie here to update us on the phillies and dodgers which has been a interesting turn off events. >> yes, just a little day ball today. they are going for the sweep against the best team in baseball, l.a. dodgers. to the game, phillies down three to nothing in the third nick williams, with a opposite field home run to left. with that phillies are able to tie it up at two. then in the fifth, we know this guy rhys hoskins continues to do what he does so well, hit down to left center, two runners score, phillies have a four-two lead. dodgers, reason they are one of the best teams in baseball, andre with the solo shot in left. that will tie it up at four. dodgers will win five-four. >>> eagles continue to prepare for their home opener on sunday against giants, one point of weekness eagles hoping to attack on sunday giants o line. eagles defensive line one of the biggest strengths and giants o line has struggled. they are tied for third in the nfl with eight sack as loud this season. as a result eli manning has not play

. >> our leslie van arsdal is live at citizens bank park with more on today's decision, leslie. >> that is right, guys big news from the ballpark today this is as phillies begin their final series of the season with the mets this will be the final three games for manager pete mackanin as you just mentioned that news, announced a short time ago. he will serve as special assistant azamat math klentak. it comes as a surprise. phillies in the middle of the rebuilding phase. expectations not high for the team season. since he took over in 2015 he has a overall record with a contract extension back in may and, today, he and matt klentak was asked why he decided to make the change. >> i think now that the way the rebuild is unfolding and the way some of our young players are graduating to the big leagues and way that the outlook is shaping up, that is why i think that a new voice in the dug out and a new style is necessary. >> i'm good with it, let's put it that way. i'm disappointed surely. i will not say i'm all tickled pink about it, but i understand it. i'm happy to be part of it down the

leslie, why does the left make it so easy for the right to get outraged?> well, maybe -- i don't know, because we're talking about it. first of all, this librarian, i'm from boston. and you know that, dana. cambridge port, where she is and where that school is, is an extremely wealthy school district where most of their parents have ph.d.s and seven letters after their name with all of their titles, and i've got to tell you, i love dr. seuss.itit i don't think when i read "one fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish" it's racist. my kids have it on a bookshelf. >> dana: that's math. tasthe red fish and the blue fish, dana. come on. but the bottom line here is i do believe that it was right for her to return the books because this is an uber rich community. >> dana: i'm going to disagree. here's the thing. if the librarian was thatt offended and she's like we don't even need these books because we're such an wealthy place. here's an idea. instead of coming down on melania trump gather up theoohy books and do a service project where they read to children who nee

here from kansas city, we'll be right back. >> leslie, thank you so much.nt to let you get back to your barbeque, thank you. see you soon. stay with us, everyone, still ahead tonight, nurse determined to deliver all of the babies in her care during hurricane irma nearly goes into labor herself. >> works 12 hours on, 12 hours off. generally around 60 hours, that i work straight during the hurricane. >> oh, boy. well the john think florida nurse completed before her little boy came into the >> a nurse at tampa general hospital helped deliver babies , and then gave schedule , gave herself. >> she made it three her zero six hour shift and the hurricane, but not long after, she made it home, her water broke, and it was her turn to have a baby. >> whether christopher told him that he survived hurricane irma, he was the aftermath of such an event,. >> well, list chris kris kristopherson dean, right where his mom was delivering the babies that came before him. >> we will be right b >> fine lynn tonight two large dogs found safe and sound following tricky rescue fri

. >> leslie has sports highlights for us, game tonight. >> yes, been on the roll and phillies managere mackanin has a head start when it comes to rhys hoskins collectible items. ale explain. >>> plus eagles crowded running back situation is cleared up now that one running back is out for the season. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic sfx: t-mobile mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. sfx: t-mobile mnemonic >>> eagles decide to keep five running backs on the roster. last week game in washington donel pumphrey was a healthy scratch to day his season is over. he was placed on injured reserve after tearing his hamstring during wednesday's practice. that is same hamstring that forced him to miss training camp. now he could come back after six weeks but it is unlikely, that is disappointing. >> it is unfortunate, you know , we know it is p

there are no -- leslie is currently leaving no roofs on buildings. >> no.he people around me, like, "yes! work, leslie, work." [ laughter ] like, "oh, see who's in the house tonight." and then they reset for like 15 minutes or 20 minutes and you're thinking that it's just like the typical comedy show or comedy evening or whatever. and then dave chappelle just came out like a freaking rock star. >> seth: that's amazing. >> like from out of the floor, like the smoke, the lights, the old school, like arcs of light and all of that. >> seth: have you ever come out of the floor? i'm realizing i've never come out of a floor. >> it's -- you know, my own personal, but nobody's been there to watch. [ laughter ] i actually do it every morning, that's how i get up. but he just came out like a star and then immediately started, like, tearing trump's butthole out. [ laughter ] it was awesome. >> seth: well it's been interesting to read about it, because -- [ applause ] >> it was that day. it was that day that all that stuff was going on. and then, you know, of course he

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leslie, chris. thanks. discovery of a little girl found alive trapped in rubble.adly earthquake. we're covering it. stay with us. i can't wait for her to have that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise >> harris: this in central florida. a family has to find another place to live after a sink hole swallowed part of their home. the sink hole started growing monday night into tuesday. and, well, it got big enough to fall in on the house. the entire family made it out bringing as many of their belongings as they could before the house fell in the hole. they're staying with relatives. okay. so we know workers are still looking for that little girl in debris in a school that collapsed in mexico city after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit there yesterday. we're still following that situation. a search dog has gone in. the child reportedly wiggled her hand. the dog made t

steve, leslie, thank you. next year's revolution, what time? >> sunday, 9:00 eastern. >> bret: thank you both. protest right now in the street of st. louis after a white police officer is acquitted of murder in the shooting of an african-american suspect. we will had their life >> bret: welcome back to "special report" from los angeles. our next stop, the gateway to the midwest. st. louis. severe tensions on the street as you look there live. a judge has acquitted a white former police officer in the shooting death of an african-american man. it's a familiar story in that community. good evening, well >> good evening, bret. in the last 5 minutes, it became a very hostile environment. it had been peaceful up until now, but we've seen a collision of police officers and protesters out here just a couple of minutes ago. some of the protesters started jumping up, smashed a windshield. that led to some of these officers coming up and then they started bringing some of these protesters. we've seen several arrests so far. you can see that we have forme

leslie? >> b.a.r.t. police say never had a case like this but good news is now they have cameras on every train car and provided excellent surveillance video to examine and asking for public's help with images released today. showing a woman with strawberry blonde hair and suitcase, believed to be the suspect who passed the note on to the rider. after doing so on a b.a.r.t. train headed for dublin on saturday afternoon, suspect exited at powell street in san francisco. note dropped in her lap read -- if you want to live, hand back your wallet and phone, now. do not turn around until after you leave civic center if you want to live. victim julie dreger told abc7 news it's most scared she's ever been. didn't want to give up i.d., had a flight to get on, faked a seizure on the train. commotion scared the would-be rider away, victim provided train car number which allowed them to zoom in on helpful surveillance video. >> took the video from the train car and since we knew the time frame found out when the in

hi, leslie >> reporter: hey, melissa. that's right, we're here at the world's third largest head fund. after their assets are in quant which historically has been in a black box. this is man's attempt to explain the small subset of data that the computers are sifting through day in and day out now, this is something that they have used to explain the process to lps it doesn't explain whether technology doesn't provide the edge that it does in the rest of the world. if you look at returns over the one-year, three-year, and five-year time horizon, they tend to overperform the broader industry why what it built up $1 trillion in assets? it tends to provide more stability in the long run as well as downside protection. and we spoke with the ceo yesterday who told us it's the humans who provide that big outsize returns where is it's the computers that produce smaller amounts of alpha but greater differs fictiversificat. >> humans are really good at getting a big edge on trades but not very many. the reality is we have one or t

leslie: yeah.that seem to think they can get tax reform through before the end of this calendar year, that seems extremely unlikely, but there is a strong desire to get tax reform through. nevermind that the relationship isn't good between trump and his own party, there is momentum behind this. there is still the question of the affordable care act and many other things that are going to be going on for this nevermind the, russian investigation. think tax reform will move slowly, we have not seen details. it is very difficult for people in congress to talk about where they stand, because they don't know the details on the proposal. can the president of the united states have a cordial dinner at the white house with two competing sets of republicans? i don't even think they get along. when itall bets are off comes to the current president in the people who turn up. when its one thing, but comes to actually legislating, actually trying to get something through congress, that is a different conversati

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but leslie vinjamouri, thank you. >>> now to st.ouis, missouri, there is anger on the streets there after a rationally charged police shooting. he was found not guilty friday in the 2007 shooting of an african-american man anthony lamar smith. the verdict sparked protests. police used tear gas against the protesters. 23 people have been arrested and several officers injured. cnn chicago bureau correspondent ryan young has more. >> reporter: things in st. louis got tense overnight. if you look down the way here, you can see the officers who decided to make a line and tell the protesters it was time to go home. we'll have to show you this dramatic video outside of the mayor's house. it was a mostly peaceful protest throughout the night. protesters marching for miles. stopping at intersections, even in front of the hospital. but when they got to the mayor's house, someone decided they wanted to break the windows. we actually got that part on tape. once that happened, the officers swarmed the neighborhood. once they swarmed the neighbor

. >> leslie, i grew up in northern virginia. i was about sheila, and katherine's age when they went missing. i remember people being afraid. parents were so scared there was a dramatic shift in how they raised their children. >> i used to keep my front door open. kids would run in and out, in and out. i didn't keep it open after that. >> the disappearance of the lyons sisters was so dramatic that it changed every parent's way of looking after the children. the innocence of playing in neighborhoods totally changed. >> we wouldn't let them go out alone. she wouldn't go out. actually, she was afraid. >> i just had a sit down, and had a big conversation with her. i'd say, sherry, you know, this is how it is. this is what happened. you cannot talk you don't know. >> it changed this place. and then, when they arrested this guy, that felt like i could breathe out. so it must have stayed with me a long time. >> what about today, now that he's pleaded guilty? >> well, it's a good day. >> big relief, and i feel mostly for the parents. i m

lesli,in season opening win. >> who again? >> howard bison. >> say it one more time. say it one more time. >> if i treated you this way -- >> one more time. >> we'll hear from the howard bison in sports. >>> back on a serious note talking about hurricane irma including north florida where the highways are jammed up with the drivers trying to get out ahead of the storm. top? >>> we'll show you how high the waves are on the north side of the storm as it heads to the turks and caicos. a timetable when it will affect us. he's our ped northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. >>> highways in florida are packed tonight as drivers try and scramble to safety ahead of hurricane ir

leslie? >> reporter: this is little anderson. anderson is 12 weeks old, just came over, overnight on a flight from houston. he was surrendered at a shelter there, just before the hurricane. and now, he's in the bay area with a lot of other friends. the dogs of harvey include murray from pasadena, texas. and jimmy from houston. and these puppies, i -- tulip, flown to the bay area. >> hurricane harvey hit our house with these two little ones. >> reporter: these two six week old puppies were given up by their owners on the day hurricane harvey hit. the shelter then flooded. now tom and jerry are living in oakland with the cole family. >> when you're desperate to take care of yourself and your loved ones, unfortunately sometimes animals are overlooked. >> it's heartbreaking. when tragedy strikes, people have to do so many things that they don't want to do. but they have to in order to survive basically. >> including surrendering their dogs. >> including surrendering their dogs, cats, hamsters. >> reporter: cats aren't allowed in many

. >> a lot of highlights for more on that we go to leslie picker hey, leslie. >> hey, carl, how is it going? several take aways, alpha is back how to deliver that, a bit up for debate how to find such performance in silicon valley. >> all these businesses fundamentally under duress the idea that alpha is back is true the lens with which we go about finding it is through that he lens of technology we think it's the trail of breadcrumbs that help us understand where value is allocated, which by implication means values destroyed and long the former and short the latter? >> palihapitiya was long bitcoin which jamie dimon said was a fraud. >> if you were in venezuela or ecuador, or north korea, you're better off probably using bitcoin than their currency. that can't possibly true in the united states unless you're speculating. that isn't a reason for value, because other people's speculate. that's tulip like i said, the other reason, used for purposes, not a real thing. eventually it will be emperor clothes. >> compared to 17th vengery often referred to as the first speculative bubble guy

steve, leslie, thank you. next year's revolution, what time? >> sunday, 9:00 eastern. >> bret: thank you both. protest right now in the street of st. louis after a white police officer is acquitted of murder in the shooting of an african-american suspect. we will had their life -- we will head there live next. i accept i don't bike as far as i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longer than usual

i'm leslie picker, wisconsin. >>> sales for the further 11th campbell's food. the food company mk peckations and it's struggling to lift revenue as changing consumer preferences and competition pressure soup sales. the company said a dispute with a retailer over promotiona fell. >>> profits also fell dollar general. the results though still topped estimates. revenue and same store expectat shares fell 5% to 72.56. and the networking equipment maker, siena, beat street expectations and picked up market share in the latest quarter, but the company reported weak sales guidance and that pressured shares they fell to $21.61 and wells fargo fake accounts scandal we've told you u about may be more scandalous than thought. the bank said an independent 1.5 million more fake ered account, bringing the total to 3 3.5 million. the shares news. >>> and amazon is facing a lawsuit from a couple who claims they damaged their eyes after purchasing defective solar eclipse glasses. prior to the eclipse, amazon had recalled some of the glasses, a recommend manufacturer. shares ros

i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> they asked her how she got the idea to do it. and she said i'm not sure but it may be from watching "law & order." >> who knew, "law & order" helped. >>> when we come back, some of the biggest stars on earth gathering in the ballroom for season 25 of "dancing with the stars." >>> and mariah carey proving she still knows how to make an entrance. >> what happens after that -- entrance. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> it is time to dust off our sequins and lace up our manolos. isn't that what they do for "dancing with the stars"? they kicked off season 25 with a flashy number featuring the 13 celebs and their pros all decked out in silver. houghs there. no derek, no julianne. they are both out this season. something else we didn't see. >> what? >> abs. all of the men were completely covered up. >> what gives? pro mark balas is back with lindsey stirling. they did a cha-cha, and they were on top of the leaderboard at the end of the night. >> that's pretty good. they were also joined by jordan fisher and lindsey arnold who tied with a tango.

abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in walnut creek with the story. leslie? >> reporter: well, right now, eric, it's about 80 degrees in walnut creek. timely some relief from this relentless heat. a little breeze blowing through here. but earlier today there were problems. the moon had a calming effect after the heat of day here at concord pavilion. concert-goers and employees described people dropping left and right from heat stress at this evening concert that happened to be called hot summer night. at least two people wound up in ambulances. >> there was a lot of medics running around, people passing out. i drank probably about six orthopedic seven water bottles, so it's pretty hot. >> reporter: earlier in the day, a 3-year-old girl in petaluma locked herself in her family's new car. her sister called for help, and an engine company broke a window to rescue the girl. the extreme heat sparked a fire last night at this condominium building on rossmore parkway in walnut creek. fire officials say when a man started his barbecue, the propane canister flared. se

today correction officials said leslie van how ton is suitable for -- -- leslie van houghton is suitable for parole. last year her release was denied even though her attorneys say she is a model inmate. >>> tonight it was announced 200 gap and banana republic stores will shutter in the next three years. the first gap opened in san francisco in 1969, no word yet which locations will close like this one at the embarcardero. sales at both stores have been declining recently as they struggle to compete. tonight gap says that it will focus on the brands that are performing well, old navy and athleta. there are plans to open almost 300 new stories. >>> one take after the attorney general -- stores. >>> one day after the attorney general accused daca people from taking jobs the president tweeted tonight, we want to help rebuild our american cities and towns #usa. 800,000 children of undocumented immigrants are at risk of deportation unless congress acts. kpix5's joe vazquez on the new lawsuits and where california stands. >> california is preparing a lawsuit joining a rather large club of state

leslie at to riches the cartoonist for a moment that with france looking on i guess a lot of people in the world are looking at events. americans to us closely in florida there you can see. friends looking at his distant cousins. in its overseas territorie. as the trees the rips open houses and narrow threatens their people's running stand out on. the middle knuckle of the president's it beating greece today amber has spoken on a blouse and the whole question of climate change noticeably. saying that the events with seeing now unfolding are very much linked to the us. he's saying that he will visit the region once conditions arise. anything that what's missing now is unprecedented and there needs to be a long term and. presidents donald trump he said that in the past he's not a big believer in global warming. well known trump is in the eye of the storm literally because he has properties in the carribean and is mara largo a stays. is in the path of irma and as as the mortals show now if you look at this street here. olive trees ashley's them it's a treat takeover because he's made in t

leslie? >> reporter: this is little anderson. anderson is 12 weeks old, just came over, overnight on a flight from houston. he was surrendered at a shelter there, just before the hurricane. and now, he's in the bay area with a lot of other friends. the dogs of harvey include murray from pasadena, texas. and jimmy from houston. and these puppies, iris and pul i -- tulip, flown to the bay area. >> hurricane harvey hit our house with these two little ones. >> reporter: these two six week old puppies were given up by their owners on the day hurricane harvey hit. the shelter then flooded. now tom and jerry are living in oakland with the cole family. >> when you're desperate to take care of yourself and your loved ones, unfortunately sometimes animals are overlooked. >> it's heartbreaking. when tragedy strikes, people have to do so many things that they don't want to do. but they have to in order to survive basically. >> including surrendering their dogs. >> including surrendering their dogs, cats, hamsters. >> reporter: cats aren't al