look at names we are the beneficiaries in the first half of the year. valuations getting stretched. volatilities low. they don't set upgraded. >> you are looking at johnsonnd johnson, 19 current, and 2.9% dividend yield. >> to me. i just want to look at short data into october. we have this october 30th meeting. i think october has the potential with all these budget debate to be a bit volatile here, when you look at the chart there, that speaks to me of something that's performed well. the company has done a nice job in a difficult environment. but it's setting up to be a technical pattern that looks like a head and shoulders top. that could be played out in the next month or so. johnson and johnson has low implied volatility. to me i want to basically just buy a put. so i'm looking at october. when the stock was about 90, i bought the october 90 put for $1.35 a little less than 1% of the underlying stock price. my break even on the down side is $88.65, so to me, i have their earnings event in october expiration. i have all this macro stuff. i have low implied volatility. i have technicals that look dicey. and the stock is trading at a five year histori

look at names that were the beneficiaries in the first half of the year. the evaluations are getting stretched and implied volatility is low and they don't set up anymore. >> you're looking at johnson & johnson with a 2.9% dividend yield. >> we have this october 30th meeting. i think october has the potential to be a bit volatile here. when you look at that chart right there that speex as something that's performed well. the company has done a nice job but it's setting up to be a technical pattern that looks like a head and shoulders stop. that could be played out in the last month or so. johnson & johnson has implied volatility. i want to buy a put. i'm looking at october, the october 90 put for 1.35. it's less than 1% of the stock price. my break even is $88.65. i have their earnings event and macro stuff going on. i have technicals that look dicey and the stock is trading at five year historic cal so this is the sorts of bets you want to try to make in low ball environments when you think all the inputs are mispricing the potential. >> when you take a look at something like 19 times earnings in some contexts that might not be expensive and in others it can be very expensive. joh

, a transfer from arizona, the cornerback. >> gus: cortez johnson being looked at. in the meantime, let's take a look at what has taken place in the big 12. >> charles: tcu still number 24 after the loss to lsu last week and wins toot 38-17. looks like oklahoma state has settled on a quarterback, j.w. walsh, 24 of 27 and three touchdowns. baylor, pryce petty. he is off to a terrific start as the quarterback there for the bears. texas down 27-14 at byu. they got a ways to come back in the altitude at provo. >> gus: final play, first and goal at the 3. paul millard. he hands it off to smallwood and no. . that is how the game will end. final score from norman, oklahoma 16 and west virginia 7. a shaky win for the sooners. a game in which bob stoops pulled his red-shirt freshman quarterback for his red-shirt junior backup blake bell. shaky win, but the sooners will take it. 16-7 is the final. the questions will begin. we will be back right after this. license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool r

while lyndon johnson is flying back to washington he hears the name lee harvey oswald for the first time. the first time he hears it it's in connection with the officer. i'm looking at this issue of who shot jfk in the first 24 hours of what i was struck by separate from the theories about whether oswald did it or not is how worried johnson is. the information about oswald coming out. he was somehow did so what johnson is so afraid of when he's coming back to washington about to assemble the government for the first time was he was being pressured and a war with the soviet union. whether oswald acted alone or part of a conspiracy johnson is afraid there will be such a public backlash against the men men -- fidel castro that he will be forced into a war. johnson remembered the days of joseph mccarthy and he worried whether oswald was part of conspiracy or not. a simple biography and the facts of his life couldn't produce the same result which is tremendous public outpouring and desired to go to war with cuba or the soviet union. yes, over here. >> is ours the continuity of executive authority wasn't lyndon johnson and the house of representatives in 1945 experience -

. >> john johnson looked at his wife and said what he always said when they departed.bye, beautiful. i love you so much. even in our sleep, pain which we cannot forget falls drop-by-drop upon the heart. until in our own despair against our will comes wisdom through the awful grace of god. what all v wha all of our great leaders have understood that wisdom comes through the recognition that tragedies, such as this, are not inevitable. and that we possess the ability to change. so in our grief, let us seek that grace. let us find that wisdom. in doing so, let us truly honor these 12 american patriots. may god grant them eternal peace, the strength and wisdom to keep safe our united states of america. >> and that was the president of the united states speaking at the u.s. navy barracks remembering the victims of the navy yard shooting. our thoughts and prayers, of course, with those families. you can learn more about each of the victims shooting. you can log onto our web site, cnn.com. we'll be right back. you're comfortable here. it's where you email, shop, even bank. bu

looking in right now. landon donovan back from an absence, ed johnson, look at the passing, nick discaru, great name.shoots and scores. 2-0, the final, team usa, world cup bound for seventh straight time. mexico, in a little trouble here, goes into a playoff with new zealand. members of the golden state warriors are coming into town, getting resident for training camp, starting this month. grew up in a hurry in the playoffs. but the warriors acquired another all-star forward, andre iguodala, who may push barnes off the bench. is that a problem? >> it could be a problem, but regarding as far as starting when i come off the bench we have a chance to make a serious playoff chance. >> i love harrison barnes. >>> and quarterbacks colin kaepernick and russell wilson will not bet any money, instead, an eyebrow, they appeared in a promo, the winner will get to keep his face intact. >> you know what we should do? whoever loses has to shave an eyebrow. >> all right, hope you going to like your eyebrow. >> we'll see how it turns out. lions defensive tackle in trouble again, the league fined him $100 for his low

coming up next a look back at cnbc today from johnson & johnson, we are trading your tweets. that's next. . >> welcome back to "fast money." check out delta airlines they're up 4 or 5% after hours? why? because at the close of business on tuesday, september 10th delta airlines will be included in the s&p 500 index to replace the mc software. so again, it will include delta airlines in place of the mc software, that could mean index fires, mellissa back over to you. >> certainly will. jim, you like the airlines here? >> i know there is a lot of people that will say, hey, this is adoll, it's always been a dog. i think the model is changed. these guys are making money from ancillary fees. they got people that know how to run this thing for a profit. here's the interesting thing, i didn't know delta was in the s&p 500. >> whose decision was it to keep the airlines out for the last five years? >> that's the next show. those options. >> stay tuned for that. in case you missed today's top moments on cnbc here's a rapid fire recap on tonight's executive edge. . >> there is some break

and john johnson looked at his wife, judy, and said what he always said whenever they parted. good-bye, beautiful. i love you so much. even in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, until in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the awful grace of god. what robert kennedy understood, what dr. king understood, what all our great leaders have always understood is that wisdom does not come from tragedy alone or from some sense of resignation in the fallibility of man. wisdom comes through the recognition that tragedies such as this are not inevitable. and that we possess the ability to act and to change and to spare others the pain that drops upon our hearts. so in our grief, let us seek that grace. let us find that wisdom. in doing so, let us truly honor these 12 american patriots. may god hold close the souls taken from us and grant them eternal peace. may he comfort and watch over these families. and may god grant us the strength and wisdom to keep safe our united states of america. ♪ ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for a

tonight part 2 of the series this week 7 news anchor carolyn johnson look at the choices that you have. >> cover california for people that are in the individual market or don't have insurance. >> peter lee executive director of cover california. state department in charm of implementing affordable care act here. law requires all americans have health insuranc insurance. >> affordable care act doesn't change things if you have inshrns so if you have insurance through your job through medicare medi-cal. >> if you don't you can choose a plan that best fits your needs starting october 1st. coverage the same for everyone but what you pay depends on how much you make. 4 levels of coverage with most basic and next level 2 which is called silver. level 3 is gold and highest level of coverage is platinum. they all provide preventive care at no additional cost to consumer but big range in what you p each month. plans examiner least expensive option is the blonde plan. 5000 dollar deductible for medical drug expenses with 60 dollar co-pay up to 3 doctor visits a year silver plan has 2000 dollar

look at that. i've only seen that done on calvin johnson on the goal line. that's the only two in the history of the nfl the only two times i've ever seen it. they're going to double team him again. they are not letting tony gonzalez on the ball. top of the screen. >> al: jones wide left bottom of the screen. fourth and seven and the pass for white is batted away! aqib talib. what a night for him. so talib who starts on jones and does a great job on him and then they switch the defense and there's a smile on the face of belichick as they escape a bullet here. >> cris: single coverage inside. aqib talib, one of the heros here tonight. no question about it. roddy white simply unable to break free. his ankle is not allowing him to play up to speed. and aqib talib is the difference maker. here is the coverage. brilliant defense. let's give matt patricia credit. he had to make that adjustment on the fly. i don't know how they made the call in to do that but they can do anything with this bunch. bril yantd. >> al: they make the call. atlanta can take its final tim

john johnson looked at his wife judy and said what he always said when ever they parted -- good-bye,iful, i love you so much. even in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop on the heart. until in our own despair against our will comes witz dom through the awful grace of god. but robert kennedy understood what dr. king understood, what all our great leaders always understood, that wisdom is not come from tragedy alone. or from some sense of resignation in the fallibility of man, witz dom comes from recognition that tragedies such as this are not inevitable and that we possess the ability to act and to change and to spare others the pain that drops upon our hearts. for in our grief, let us speak that grace. let us find that wisdom and in doing so, let us truly honor these 12 american patriots. may god hold close the souls that grant them from us and grant eternal peace. may they comfort and grant over the familiar lils and may god grant us the wisdom to keep safe our united states of america. ♪ ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ for purple m

look at the perfect slide. too good a slide. 6-5. jim johnson. keep on walking, johnny. orioles win, 6-5. the wildcard living up to the name. cleveland has the top spot. texas and tampa tied for second. the might the tiebreak games monday and tuesday. confusing, but frankly, exciting. maybe heading into the game against kentucky. offense looking unstoppable. they have discovered a kryptonite. cap the get off. -- capping it off. 7-0. reynolds running the ops. andrew jackson. a presidential size hit. no pardon. the gamehad to leave with concussion like symptoms. he did not return. between play -- a clean play. they did not score another point afterwards. western kentucky did. 11 yards and a touchdown. its first loss of the season. 19-7. rolling right along. at stony brook. buys and own the year. zero on the year. football in baltimore. first quarter. the one yard score. 7-0. morgan state in front. heather clark, four yards. that locks things up. seven apiece. clark, lefty. over the middle. 33 yards. 27-21. .ohn hopkins grinding it out. touchdown. three yards. 13 for the blue jays. one yard

look at this. this is inspiring. >> johnson always has been a woman who sees no obstacles. growing up on a farm, she was a state champion in track, but she wondered what was beyond her midwestern horizon. >> used to go in low buildings on a farm, like the hog house, or low barns. my dog and i could climb to the top and we could see the horizon of the earth out there. i said man, it's a big world. i would like to see what i can do. >> at the academy, she excelled. embarked on a career that included flying. she reported to two presidents. george h.w. bush and bill clinton, carrying top secret nuclear codes. johnson now is responsible for more than 4,000 cadets. nearly a quarter are women. a major issue she must confront is sexual harassment. last year, up to 26,000 military members reported being sexually assaulted. including high profile cases in the service academy and also against officers, some who led sexual assault prevention programs. >> you have officers who have been charged with sexual assault who are responsible for preventing it. i mean, what kind of message does

paramedics considered the gym a crime scene and after a closer look at kendrick, there was bruising noted to right side jaw. at the johnson's, kendrick's body was exhumed. dr. bill anderson performed a second autopsy and checked the right side jaw. he found something surprising. >> that area where the trama occurred had not been defected. it was still in tact. so it had never been opened at the time of the first autopsy. >> reporter: and there is no mention of those bruces in the state's official autopsy or the local crime lab's report. >> there was hem ridge indicating trama to the area and causes blood to come out into the soft tissues. by looking at that we can say there was blunt force trama to that area. >> he took blows to the neck? >> he took at least one blow to the neck. >> so to be clear, you're call thing a homicide? >> yes. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the georgia burro of investigation tells cnn we have complete confidence in the medical examiners and stand by our autopsy report. >> i've never had a case that i can recall where the prosecution actually was told that this may well be a homicide, and the prosec

look at that. i've only seen that done on calvin johnson on the goal line. that's the only two in the history of the nfl the only two times i've ever seen it. they're going to double team him again. they are not letting tony gonzalez on the ball. top of the screen. >> al: jones wide left bottom of the screen. fourth and seven and the pass for white is batted away! aqib talib. what a night for him. so talib who starts on jones and does a great job on him and then they switch the defense and there's a smile on the face of belichick as they escape a bullet here. >> cris: single coverage inside. aqib talib, one of the heros here tonight. no question about it. roddy white simply unable to break free. his ankle is not allowing him to play up to speed. and aqib talib is the difference maker. here is the coverage. brilliant defense. let's give matt patricia credit. he had to make that adjustment on the fly. i don't know how they made the call in to do that but they can do anything with this bunch. bril yantd. >> al: they make the call. atlanta can take its final tim

look at that. i've only seen that done on calvin johnson on the goal line. that's the only two in the history of the nfl the only two times i've ever seen it. they're going to double team him again. they are not letting tony gonzalez on the ball. top of the screen. >> al: jones wide left bottom of the screen. fourth and seven and the pass for white is batted away! aqib talib. what a night for him. so talib who starts on jones and does a great job on him and then they switch the defense and there's a smile on the face of belichick as they escape a bullet here. >> cris: single coverage inside. aqib talib, one of the heros here tonight. no question about it. roddy white simply unable to break free. his ankle is not allowing him to play up to speed. and aqib talib is the difference maker. here is the coverage. brilliant defense. let's give matt patricia credit. he had to make that adjustment on the fly. i don't know how they made the call in to do that but they can do anything with this bunch. bril yantd. >> al: they make the call. atlanta can take its final tim

. >> and bruce johnson reports the city leaders are taking a look at a plan to defy the congress and send all nonessential d.c. government employees to work anywhere even if there's a federal shutdown. >> d.c. mayor and some city council members were arrest thread years ago while protesting congressional authority over city affairs. it could happen again. if the d.c. council follows through with the threat to pass a bill declaring all city workers essential and thus able to work during a shutdown. >> i think we aught to basically ignore the fact that the federal government is being shut down. we should not respond to the office of management budget at all. >> d.c. would be treated like other federal agencies. >> you prepare to be arrested? >> absolutely. >> police, fire, and other essential workers would report to the job. dmv, libraries, and other services would be shut down. the d.c. council plan would defy the congress by having all agencies open with all city employees still collecting their city checks. >> are you concern that members on the hill, at least some might see this as

. >> senator johnson, when you look at this framework and test t the u.s. and russian relationship and not to mention the syrian relationship, do you trust both or neither in being able to bring this to fruition? >> i think most americans know that there the russians don't share our values. what we also know is because of the way that the president has handled all of this, certainly american influence in the region has been diminished and russian's influence has been increased. not for the syrian people and quite honestly not for stability but the fact of the matter is, there are shared interests that we need to take advantage of. i think the president is right. i don't think it's in russia's best interest to have those chemical weapons fall in the hands of al qaeda. it's not in russia's best interest to have chaos in syria as well. again, russia is the primary reporter of the criminal assad regime. we feed to recognize that. but also if -- and it's a big if -- if that framework could be implemented, that would be a positive gain. so this administration mus

paramedics considered the gym a crime scene and after a closer look at kendrick, there was bruising noted to right side jaw. at the johnson'snse, kendrick's body kuz exhumed and bill anderson performed a second autopsy and checked the right side jaw and found something surprising. >> that area had not be affected, it was still in tact. it had never been opened at the time of the first autopsy. >> and there's no mention of those bruises. >> there was hemorrhage, i indicates trauma to the area and that trauma basically causes blood to come out of the blood vessels into the soft tissues. by looking at that, we were able to diagnose the fact there was blunt force trauma to that area. >> so, he took blows to the neck. >> at least one blow to the neck. >> so, just to be clear, you're calling this a homicide. >> yes. >> a spokeswoman for the georgia bureau of investigation tells cnn we have complete confidence in our medical examiners and stand by our autopsy report. >> i have never had a case that i can recall where the prosecution was told this may well be a homicide and the prosecution being the state, the police and so forth a

but reporters ruin this because i know she is don johnson's daughter. when you look at her, this is a very lovely woman who has a disconcertingly similar bone structure to sonny crockett. i think that will ruin the movie. >> that's an interesting thing when you see the male -- is that a "friends" plot where somebody was dating somebody who looked like her brother? or it was "seinfield." once you knew the brother the girl looked just like the brother. or maybe it happened in my life. maybe i was dating a girl thatting looed like her brother. that's me, yes. this happened when i was in college. >> you were dating david schwimmer. >> this isn't the first time. >> this happened daily with you. >> i remember this now. or maybe it didn't happen. bill, last word. >> i don't even know where i am right now. speaking of, i myself am shopping around an homage to this homage to the "twite -- to the" twilight" series so he is addicted to sex and i call it "50snorts of yea." 18 and over kids. >> time to take a break. don't think of leaving me now. it is time for "the joy of hate." am

. >> raylynn johnson has a look back at the civil rights movement. >> on a quiet sunday morning it wasth day at imham alabama's accessibilitalabama's16th stree. >> we don't believe anybody would be that mean and unkind. >> 14-year-old addie may collins and the youngest 11-year-old denise mcnair all died. i.t. would take four years for the fbi to discover that four members of the local can you clerk will unlock the machine. pgkukluxklanwere responsible. >> i was kind of numb. disbelief. just felt like pinching myself, saying you're not here, you're not here, you're not here. get up and go out the door and go home. >> the accessibility street bombings only increased racial tension in greated birmingham. the killing shocked the nation and helped galvanize the situation of civil rights across the country. a year later in 1964 president lyndon johnson signed the civil rights act. lisa mcnair never met her older sister. >> it was the first memory i recalled, myster was killed by white people who didn't like black people. you carry that around always wondering why. >> a mark on history still

johnson did it. she looks great. look at her. ri: she is usually here to deal out of business advice but deal out of business advice but this ♪ gerri: one of the show's favorite guests, corey johnson, typically doling out business ps. you probably saw her on good morning america but now shifting her focused weight loss after losing 70 pounds. author of the book "the shift." efore i even ask you a question, i want to show the before and after. >> oh, gosh. gerri: a look before, and 70 pounds later. >> my kids said to me that is two of our dogs. you cannot pick up theog. that is like two dogs. or a small person. gerri: when was the moment you a have to lose weight? >> throughout my life tha theree been tons of those moments. gerri: i'veever thought of you as heavy. >> look at the footage of me on your show. you're very kind. i was sort of resigned to the fact i can't do this, i was never happy about that, i cannot do this. who is that. thank you for pulling out that old footage area did i never had in december 2011, almost a year an

this is - here you're getting roughed up by willie and don johnson right there. look at >> they made me eat cheesecake as i was -- you know, i don't know why, but i had -- they were beating me up, and i had a mouthful of cheesecake. and i'm trying to explain myself. it was really disgusting. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> and then, i remember we were shooting a scene in a graveyard at the end of the episode. and i'm wearing, like, a long snake skin coat. and these little kids in the neighborhood, you know, came up and they said, "are you shooting a movie here?" and i just said, "yeah, yeah, it's a movie." and they looked at me and they said, "are you the vampire?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course not. >> i'm pale. i'm pale and -- >> jimmy: you're very pale -- >> both: in miami. >> jimmy: you're in miami. yeah, yeah. that makes sense now. >> we were in a graveyard. >> jimmy: you were in a graveyard. it makes sense. >> jimmy: but, willie nelson, i mean, this is -- i love -- i never have seen willie nelson act. so it was kind of fun. so did you get to jam out with hi

and john johnson looked at his wife judy and said what he always said whenever they parted, "goodbye beautiful. i love you so much." in our sleep, pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, until in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom through the awful grace of god." what robert kennedy understood, what dr. king understood, what all our great leaders have always understood, is that wisdom does not come from tragedy alone or from some sense of resignation in the fallibility of man. wisdom comes through the recognition that tragedies such as this are not inevitable, and that we possess the ability to act and to change, and to spare others the pain that drops upon our hearts. so in our grief, let us seek that grace. let us find that wisdom. and in doing so, let us truly honor these 12 american patriots. may god hold close the souls taken from us and grant them eternal peace. may he comfort and watch over these families. and may god grant us the strength and the wisdom to keep safe our united states of america. [captioning performed by national captioning ins

look at this list. chris christie is woody johnson's favorite from this six, but bringing in both sides of the party, it's see who gets the most juice among these big donors. >> just a couple seconds. there is no momentum, is there, for gun control? do you see it there? >> not at all. maybe you'll see a tightening of mental health bills. frankly you'll see congress mess around more with the contractor laws. >> chuck todd, big week ahead. thank you so much for being here. much more from you on line at nbcnews.com, and of course on the daily rundown tomorrow. that's all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> hello, everyone. i'm ann curry reporting from iran. in recent decades the relationship between the united states and iran has been outright hostility. with the recent inauguration of iran's new president hassan rouhani, hope that might change. he's a man who's finally met his moment. he has a resume ready for the challenges he's set for himself. to reset relations with the west. born in 1948, his family background is modest. his father is merchant wanted his son t

. >> veronica johnson is here with a first look at a new storm watching tool called the global. v.j.? >> i got a chance to visit the flight facility in virginia as one of the global hawks was deployed. meet the global hawk. in fact, there are two of these unmanned aircraft. recently, it flew up to investigate gabrielle as it investigated the atlantic. they will watch the tropical systems the next three years funded under nasa, the $30 million project is expected to give realtime information and help hurricane forecasters like never before. we remember hurricane sandy fresh on the minds of many from october of last year. for forecasters, it was a strange storm to predict. from where it would move inland to how intense sandy would become. >> we would have known more information about the storm. we are taking off and flying for 24 hours. a solid day. we can get 17 to 20 hours over the storm. >> using this is a compliment to where we are above the storm, see the changes in evolution. it's a wonderful compliment and gives a wonderful picture. >> reporter: these unmanned aircraft have

look at this list. chris christie is woody johnson's favorite from this six, but bringing in both sides of the party, it's see who gets the most juice among these big donors. >> just a couple seconds. there is no momentum, is there, for gun control? do you see it there? >> not at all. maybe you'll see a tightening of mental health bills. frankly you'll see congress mess around more with the contractor laws. >> chuck todd, big week ahead. thank you so much for being here. much more from you on line at nbcnews.com, and of course on the daily rundown tomorrow. that's all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the

look at this list. chris christie is woody johnson's favorite from this six, but bringing in both sides of the party, it's to see who gets the most juice among these big donors. >> just a couple seconds. there is no momentum, is there, for gun control? do you see it there? >> not at all. maybe you'll see a tightening of mental health bills. frankly you'll see congress mess around more with the contractor laws. >> chuck todd, big week ahead. thank you so much for being here. much more from you on line at nbcnews.com, and of course on the daily rundown tomorrow. that's all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good monday morning. right now on "first look." intense gunfire. more hordes of eruption. the shopping on kenya. and the terrorists are holding hostages. >>> president obama with sobering remarks on america's gun violence. >>> the small screen's hottest stars were out in full force for the emmy awards. >>> plus, government shutdown ahead. the countdown continues. >>> rihanna's instagram picture leads to an arrest in thailand. and the flute flag comes to texas.

look at this list. chris christie is woody johnson's favorite from this six, but bringing in both sides of the party, it'ssee who gets the most juice among these big donors. >> just a couple seconds. there is no momentum, is there, for gun control? do you see it there? >> not at all. maybe you'll see a tightening of mental health bills. frankly you'll see congress mess around more with the contractor laws. >> chuck todd, big week ahead. thank you so much for being here. much more from you on line at nbcnews.com, and of course on the daily rundown tomorrow. that's all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> has apple's tim cook met his match in a.j. forsyth and for that matter who is a.j. forsythe? we'll take a look at the growing market for second hand haute coutu couture. and why cable companies curse netflix. our reporters, margin giles, from the economist, and lena row of tech crunch, this week on "pre "press:here." >> two businessmen are locked in mortal battle over the future of your phone. one of them is tim cook, the ceo of apple wants you to buy the newest ip

look at this list. chris christie is woody johnson's favorite from this six, but bringing in both sides of the party, it's. >> just a couple seconds. there is no momentum, is there, for gun control? do you see it there? >> not at all. maybe you'll see a tightening of mental health bills. frankly you'll see congress mess around more with the contractor laws. >> chuck todd, big week ahead. thank you so much for being here. much more from you online at nbcnews.com, and of course on the daily rundown tomorrow. that's all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's >>> so he shot at my head, but luckily it hit the wall behind me. >>> hello. breaking news. new eruptions of gunfire, and explosions for a second day at a kenyan mall. terrorists holding hostages while government forces vow to end the tstandoff tonight. we're live on the scene. >>> all of our children can go to school or walk down the street free from the fear that they will be struck down by a stray bullet. >> pushing for reform. the president urging americans to ke

at dover. 32 lapse to go. 32 laps to go. it brings out a caution flag. jimmie johnson takes the lead and he wouldn't look back. the concrete mile. they trail matt kenseth with seven races remaining. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. baseball playoffs underway. a's are in it and two world series in three years not bad for them. >> not bad at all. >> shu, thank you. >> thank you for joining us. for leigh glaser and mike shumann, we appreciate you being here. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. the news continues now on-line on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with the new it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ for $199 a month. who killed

look at this, this is inspiring. >> reporter: johnson always has been a woman who sees no obstacles.n in track and star basketball player. but she wondered what was beyond her midwestern horizons. >> used to go in low buildings on a farm. hog house, if you will. my dog and i would climb to the top and i could see the horizon of the earth out there. i thought that's a big world out there. >> reporter: at the academy, johnson excelled and today remains the college's second leading scorer in basketball. she was a rhodes scholar and embarked on a career that was refueling tankers. and she even reported to two presidents, george w. bush and bill clinton carrying top secret codes. johnson is now responsible for nearly 4,000 cadets, and high-profile cases in the service academies and also against officers, some who led sexual assault prevent programs. when you have officers who have been charged with sexual assault who are responsible for preventing it, i mean, what kind of message does that send? >> it's hurtful. all the leadership in the air force has said how hurtful that is. it's not ri

johnson. she wrote a book about her struggle called, "the shift." look atscreen left to screen right. here is before she embarked. 20 months later after losing 72 points! meet tory johnson with us in studio. >> my kids say it is like two dogs, mom. my dog is 35 pounds. bill: two dogs before, right? >> gone. bill: you lochner terrific. >> thank you. bill: i was reading through some of this earlier. i think the stuff is so important for people to hear. you write, throughout childhood our freezer was stuffed with eyes cream, pizza, asorted frozen microwave packages. we equated food with comfort that was your life. >> it was, good days and bad. have a bad day, nothing like a box of cookies can't fix. i think that, you know, that's some people. you get to the point, one day where it snaps. you are so fed up with being fat, so fed up with sort of living in shackles, trying every which way to get out. trying every diet and failing you say this time is it. i'm laying down the law and i will change my mind for a better life. bill: that was the quote you gave. it was

at dover. 32 lapse to go. 32 laps to go. it brings out a caution flag. jimmie johnson takes the lead and he wouldn't look back. e concrete mile. they trail matt kenseth with seven races remaining. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. baseball playoffs underway. a's are in it and two world series in three years not bad for them. >> not bad at all. >> shu, thank you. >> thank you for joining us. for leigh glaser and mike shumann, we appreciate you being here. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. the news continues now on-line on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with the new would you cross a street? would you cross an ocean? would you go if you could use your knowledge to teach someone and, in the process, maybe learn something yourself? life is calling. how far will you go? peace corps. >>> this morning on "world news now," extreme weather. nonstop record-breaking storms slam the midwest. the widespread damage in today's watches and warnings. >>> dangerously close. the boaters off the coast of florida and their close call with five water spouts. [ scream ] >>> big questions

at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> hello. i'm bruce johnson. derek has the night off. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. we'll get to the news at 7:00, but first here's a lookorld in 90 seconds. >> this doesn't have to happen. >> we are not going to change obamacare. >> but that is exactly what house speaker john boehner intends to do. >> a one year delay of the individual mandate. >> reporter: stand on my soapbox real quick. come on. >> how scary, it's a real crisis. >> my wife is a dod civilian. >> finally we're doing something about it and they want to shut down the government. >> just going to be out of work, i have a 2-month-old son. >> what about the animals? >> the animal care staff is considered essential. the animals will get fed. >>> amanda knox's new fear comes from this courtroom in florence. from the safety of seattle amanda knox still protests innocence but says the wheels of italian justice can grind on slowly without her. she will not go back to italy. >>> this problem is being renewed and refreshed. >> u.s. attorney general eric holder is expected to sue the state of north carolina over its new stricter voting laws. >>> catholics rallied fo

neil: no way are knowing gary johnson thank you very much. >> a quick look at global market, on futuresll are up. all seem sanguine that nothing changed tonight. and whatever the president said did not move the needle. either in support for a war that very few people support, and an act that few people see an ingame. he tried. >> of. >> guy untold we all should go to. higher education is the single most important investment. >> i am told you should go to college. >> olympic clothing must be made in america. why do people freeload? what you think you know, often is n so. myth and truth. that is our show.

neil: no way are knowing gary johnson thank you very much. >> a quick look at global market, on futuresll are up. all seem sanguine that nothing changed tonight. and whatever the president said did not move the needle. either in support for a war that very few people support, and an act that few people see an ingame. he will be to the point*. tomorrow. thank you for watching. >> first job cut lawns. >> newspaper grow. >> babysitting. >> what was your first job? >> garbage man. clean up the dairy queen. >> i needed to make my own money. >> what is hard work? >> i am told there is no jobs. >> the

look at what's in my eye line. bambino and blake playing cards. >> looks like he put his paw in a socket. >> bambino, absolutely perfect as usual. >> blake looks crazy. >> time for johnson's the week. we like to announce these. new moms and adorable additions to their families. our first is sillas alan debruyn born in michigan. the parents love snuggling with him. >> of course they do. >> you love snuggling with blake. >> next is larisa renee gillman. born in texas. the first girl in the family. she has three big brothers who are all probably very, very protective of their little sis. >> elia grace grasmick weighing 7 pounds, two ounces. in aurora, colorado. her mom says her daughter is very expressive and likes to make funny faces. >> last johnson's baby of the week, brinly marie gosch. her parents allison and cody told us this little girl shares the same birthday as her 1-year-old brother. so september 4th is doubly special in their house. congratulations to all of our babies. if you want a chance to appear on "today" show baby of the week, where should they go? it klgn hoda.com. i take the am track to see my mom. there's a guy named marty who is a red cap. the red caps