take that off your head. >> deputy mullison knows mcbride well. >> mcbride was always the inmate thatd attention in different ways. and she was always loud when i walked in. "good morning, miss mullison." all that kind of stuff. and so when she was quiet or anything, i knew something was wrong with her. i knew she was up to something. when are you supposed to be home? are you sentenced? >> march. >> and you've stayed clean? >> yes. >> good. >> you proud of me? >> i didn't go that far but -- >> i didn't get high the whole time. >> good. >> they think i transport drugs in here. well, i did it for a minute last time i was here. all i wanted to do is get high. so get high, get high, get high. >> how would someone get drugs in here? >> all women have a -- a pocket. that's how. >> any time anybody is brought into jail, into custody, they are subject to strip before they come out to housing unit. >> i'll take it. >> we take their clothing then they bend over and they squat. >> use your hands to separate your butt cheeks. all the way. all the way. cough three tiles really hard, cough. [ cough

getdoes james mcbride better?hat is your benchmark for improving your own work if you avoid reading critiques? is a difficult question. i w those when i'm on the air with you. i amalways get those when on the air with you. you know what needs to be done when you are a writer. you do not really need to know whether or not you are doing the right thing. what you have to be wary of, if you are doing the right thing at the right level that will surpass your own life. i am hoping my work. pass -- will surpass my own life. , thef the great writers great artists, they have tunnel vision and they work beyond the area the time in which they live. i do not feel that good about my work. am -- i do noti think i am not good. climb --whole wall to a high wall to climb. to -- i do not need to hear that i am not in a good. ird know that. -- i already know that. tavis: from the very beginning of the conversation, you set me off in a direction that i want to keep pursuing. everything you say is so loaded, in a beautiful way. when y

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wrote a scathing reprimand of lieutenant hanson in it colonel mcbride writes you are hereby reprimanded for failing to exercise adequate commanding control over your platoon your conduct contributed directly to the death of one of your soldiers from friendly fire your mission was ill planned and poorly executed resulting in grievous consequences to the unit based on your actions i have grave doubts concerning your potential for future military service as it turns out the letter was filed locally in iraq where does it leave the final letter it was shredded now they happened with it does go past like asian nobody ever sees it and so when lieutenant hanson comes up for a promotion nobody sees this and he skates up to being captain which is what happened he gets promoted to captain that really was the final poke in the eye for us frustrated by lieutenant hansen's promotion dave contacted a former student james me a military affairs correspondent with the new york daily news as meek gathered documents and video for a lead story army officials began to question the motives of the family. in a

colonel mcbride writes you are hereby reprimanded for failing to exercise adequate command and control over your platoon your conduct contributed to rectally to the death of one of your soldiers from friendly fire your mission was ill planned and poorly executed resulting in grievous consequences to the unit based on your actions i have grave doubts concerning your potential for future military service as it turns out the letter was filed locally in iraq what is the final letter it was shredded now they happened with it does go past like asian nobody ever sees it and so when lieutenant hanson comes up for a promotion nobody sees this and he skates up to being captain which is what happened he gets promoted to captain that really was the final poke in the eye for us frustrated by lieutenant hansen's promotion dave contacted a former student james me a military affairs correspondent with the new york daily news as meet gather documents and video for a lead story army officials began to question the motives of the family. in an internal e-mail to higher ranking officers uncovered by me a

colonel mcbride writes you are hereby reprimanded for failing to exercise adequate command and control over your platoon your conduct contributed to rectally to the death of one of your soldiers from friendly fire your mission was ill planned and poorly executed resulting in grievous consequences to the unit based on your actions i have grave doubts concerning your potential for future military service as it turns out the letter was filed locally in iraq what does it mean. it was shredded now they happened with it doesn't go past like asian nobody ever sees it and so when lieutenant hanson comes up for a promotion nobody sees this and he skates up to being captain which is what happened he gets promoted to captain that really was the final poke in the eye for us frustrated by lieutenant hansen's promotion dave contacted a former student james me a military affairs correspondent with the new york daily news as me gathered documents and video for a lead story army officials began to question the motives of the family. in an internal e-mail to higher ranking officers uncovered by me a pub

rob mcbride, al jazeera, hong kong. >> mexico is cleaning up from a pair of devastating storms there,more than 100 people were killed after tropical storm hit the pacific coast while hurricane ingrid pounded the gulf coast. mud sleights strapped homes and roads on both coasts. pinyanoreta promised to help survivors build in a safer location. we are going to go back to hong kong now. that is because we have craig leeson, standing by live. has the eye of the storm made landfall yet? >> if it hasn't, as luck would itv it, it just missed hong kong, which is good use for hong kong. it is the most densely populated city on the planet and damage would have been severe. it's gone just 100 miles to the northeast of us. at this point, it's directly above us. and the wind is whistling around the building of our studio, right on the harbor front now. the windows are rattling. it caused the deaths of two people as it mind landfall in sha shantal city in guandong province. it is expected to do more damage. the entire region has about 55 million people and it's expected mainly the rainfall will caus

james mcbride is the author of " the color of water near ." he is up or a national book award >> and we are honored to have him be here. you can talk to the authors and find out their thinking and get insight into the writing. >> there is something for people of all ages? we do, we have the children's bookstore stage which is popular. to this weekend for the first time, we added the common book pavilion. for those who love, it looks and i was in there yesterday, it's amazing to see what is going on in graphic novels. t it can bring thoseweens out. >> if you are traveling in that area, there will be some street closures? >> yes, we are right on charles so keept mount vernon that in mind when you travel downtown. quacks any discounts or book deals? >> bargain shopping is the place to be. we have our regular barnes & noble bookseller but many booksellers aren't giving sometimes 50% off books. go to the vendors and they are selling great books at great deals. >> thank you so much. i need some new books. the maryland lottery is coming up next with

. >>> from hong kong, rob mcbride takes a closer look at the scale of global wildlife trafficking. >>eizetures of elephant tusks have shown a big surge for ivy in recent times. today trafficking in endangered species and animal parts is one of the world's most lucrative illicit trades, demind drugs and counterfeiting. often controlled by organized crime syndicates, the countries with the biggest organizations are here. >> that's rob mcbride reporting. and it's time to go to washington, d.c. now. joie chen is standing by to tell us what is coming up on "america tonight." >> good evening, john. on "america tonight" we're going to pick up an example of what happens in flint, michigan. day in and day out, the assembly lines are fully powered are worker producttivety and an unyielded and proud spirit. >> to be able to ride by and see a place that's open for business and trucks coming out of the back of it, nothing gives me more pride than to ride down the highway and say a car hauler full of flint-made trucks. >> "america tonight" will have that report on what works in flint, michigan. tha

rob mcbride joins us live from hong kong. we understand the typhoon is headed for the chinese industrial region. does that mean that fewer people are in its path, and how are businesses there getting ready? >> that's right. they are certainly making its presence felt, usagi. it is virtually closed down what is normally a very bustling metroplist of hong kong and, in fact, much of the south coast of china. as you mentioned there, the philippines, tie with a got it first now it is south china's tu turn. people have been going home early and making preparations around their apartment blocks, securing their homes as the winds here increase. we are expecting to have sustained gusts of maybe 100 miles an hour. they are still very strong. of course, severe flooding. huge bands of rain which has been dumping very large amounts of rain. >> it's difficult for you to hear us. usagi was downgraded from a super typhoon. was there a sense from hong kong that people there are take that storm less seriously. >> well, they are. it has caused

timothy mcbride joins me now.ou very much for being with us. >> good evening, ali. >> i'm sort of relieved by what you have to say, because i'm hoping october 1st isn't some date that is all consuming for us. it's really a date for people to kick up their understanding of what is available to them. >> that's exactly right. they can get online at health care.org and start asking questions and investigating this. >> now this is not meant town roll perfectly there is a lot of focus in the media about this is being delayed, and this is changing a little bit, this is massive. >> yeah, there will be some fits and starts. we have seen this happen before like when we rolled out the prescription drug program for theelerly, that will happen unevenly across the country as well, i think. >> there were a lot of controversy about that program, and a lot of people who didn't like it. >> i think that's right. now it is a very popular. >> one of the most popular questions we get, and we can't answer it for most people. they want t

dame yon mcbride was being interviewed by itv when an anti-nuclear protest got right into that shot.wrestled the protester to the ground, all this being caught on tape. the interview then continued without any further problems. glad that can't happen here in the studio. >> that's a good publicist. >> exactly. i agree. thankfully the guys who work here in the studio, they're all calm, cool, collected. >> some days. careful, alex. >> anyway, time now for a look ahead and a look back. christie's holds their first ever auction in china today. that includes an andy warhol painting and historic watches that could bring up to $16 million. >>> on this day in 1960, the first ever televised presidential debate between john f. kennedy and richard nixon, which was the turning point of the election. >>> and happy birthday to tennis star serena williams, who's 32. olivia newton-john turns 65. and donna douglas is 80. >>> coming up on the "today" show, an exclusive as shelley zimmerman speaks out for the first time since the confrontation with her husband. >>> and global style icon tory burch talks

[hip-hop music] ♪ sharla mcbride started planet popcorn with a single cart and 250 bucks. 13 years laterthey now have 30 employees, three flavors, products ranging from kettle corn to churros to crepes. their popcorn sells at fairs and farmers markets all over southern california. but the bulk of her money is generated through downtown disney. planet popcorn generates $2.5 million in revenue, but it still can't turn a profit. this year, they're about $200,000 in debt. sharla's mother has mortgaged her house and loaned the business almost $200,000 to keep planet popcorn afloat. planet popcorn is an all-cash business, and that leaves way too much room for things like missing money and theft. >> there's no charges on that. >> then that means they weren't charging again. idiots. >> because of poor management... >> oh, i got more counterfeit twenties. the bank took them from me. >> and a lack of focus... >> i got my cheese order right here. oh, wait, where'd all my-- [bleep]. >> this business is not as profitable as it should be. if they don't pay down their debt and improve their bottom line

greg mcbride of bankrate.com tells us what consumers can expect. well angie, i think you get a bit of break from those higher mortgage rates that's we've seen it's kind of a brief respite if you will, because it's not that they've taken this tapering off the table all they have done is put it on hold for another month or two until they eventually start it and inevitable they will and when they do mortgage rates will resume the march higher.. last week mortgage applications jumped 11% from the previous week as interest rates dipped a bit. the 30 year fixed rate fell to 4.75%. the 15 year slipped to 3.81% for money managers and corporate america-- the fed failing to taper-- means more of the same availability of historically low interest rates. about two- thousand companies in corporate america are saving a collective 700-billion dollars in interest payments. while corporate bond yields have fallen to an average of 4.6%. "the question is, 'should you be in the stock market or the bond market, the answer is stocks because that's where the money is flo

that was greg mcbride of bankrate dot com. many see this as a positive sign for automakers, consumers and especially banks, as customer demand for auto loans provide banks with opportunities to increase assets, which have been limited following the recession. drivers in maine are paying more for gas than most of the nation. according to gas buddy the average gallon of unleaded in maine is $3.73. up 6 cents this week. and 12 cents per gallon more than the national average. " where maine is concerned i think one of the key issues right now is that you're looking at higher prices for brent crude oil. in the northeastern united states there's a much greater reliance on brent crude than there is on west texas crude, or other types of crude that could be available elsewhere." political tension in egypt and now syria are driving up oil prices. brent crude which is used on the east cost is trading around $115 per barrel while west texas crude futures are around $108 per barrel. the japanese government is reportedly poised to take cont

greg mcbride of bankrate.com joins us this morning. 55% of americans say in your latest survey-- home prices are heading higher --do you consider that a positive sign? > >although people's optimism about real estate bodes well for what they are seeing about the economy because real estate is a nice tail wind to the economic recovery, it does make you worry that people may be putting too many eggs into the home ownership basket. particularly at the expense of savings for things like emergencies and retirement. > >do you think people are overly excited about the housing market? > >people have really warmed up to the housing market in a way that they never have to the stock market since the financial crisis. people once again looking at real estate in many cases as their ticket toward building wealth, and while that is a positive for the economy now, it does raise the concern that some people may be stretching themselves too thin. > >what do you expect for home prices going forward? > >well i expect that home prices continue to march higher, i think going forward, we can expect that pace

. >> rock mcbride reporting from hong kong. we will track the course of usagi throughout the day. for more on the path of this typhoon, let's bring in meteorologist, jalelah. >> across hong kong, they are in for bluster. the pait has changed. moving more north/northwest. it will make landfall in a town called shanwi about 85 miles to the east of hong kong. when it does push north of hong kong, it's going to certainly bring in some damaging winds in addition to damaging winds, storm surge is a major impact as well that we are looking to really have to deal with here in addition to that gusty wind a dangerous, life-threatening storm. hong kong observatory has actually really made -- excuse me -- they rose the warning level. it's a typhoon category 8. that means folks will stay home aez they wait out this storm. the last time hong kong had to deal with a storm of this magnitude was in 1979, called typhoon hope. it crossed the pacific, the strait, made a direct i mpact o hong kong and killed 12 people and causeds bills ions of dollars worth of damage. i will monitor this storm all thr

sheila mcbride. eric bolling is right backing ted kroouds. rinoss like peter king and john mccain and brit hume are passe'. why should liberals and bureaucrats be allowed to harm the lives of average americans just to prove obama care is a catastrophe. the folks elected the president and democrat controlled senate, that's our system. anita willis mass particular, killing jesus is an inspiring read. i was brought to tears at times. vividly seeing what jesus went through for us. doug ross. former president of evangelical christian publishers association, i believe killing jesus will be a nightmare for the nones. it contains some new material and is a real page turner. the nones are those with no belief system who denigrate those that have one. as we heard from the philadelphia. tim jones, mr. o'reilly, it is obvious you don't know the jesus of the bible. mary lord. what a beautiful book. i thank god you wrote it, o'reilly. i appreciate you reading "killing jesus" very much. steve, enjoy your tip of the day about not giving up. so i am writing o

. >> rob mcbride says the attackers may be working alongside a kenyan organization. >> al-shabab claimed responsibility. since 2009 al-shabab has been linked to a group now in kenya, a home-grown kenyan extremist movement. al-shabab designated the leader of the movement and has an emir or leader. there has been fusion of the group, and i wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't a combined operation. it was a kenyan operation that seized kismayo, a main source of revenue, doing the most damage in recent years. the organization split and the hard core headed by the intelligence and count counterintelligence, clearly wants to demonstrate that it's relevant. >> both inside somalia, but i think probably will be a lesson for kenya and to strategies how to deal with home grown groups. >> mexico has been affected by two storms. entire villages have been covered in land and rocks. villages will be rebuilt in safer locations. >> translation: we had train throughout the country. unfortunately some areas are more affected. what happened in some areas is terrible. with the number of family deaths and the w

and janet mcbride. she bought a movie ticket at lincoln plaza on a sunday afternoon. of columbus avenue on a weekend afternoon before they disappeared. no restaurant or bar charges. they might have met him on the street. well, he would have needed time to talk to them, to gain their trust. columbus avenue, there are street vendors. mrs. kelly. um, what's in that tube? uh, a sketch of marla. i found it on her desk. two of the victims sent similar sketches to their parents. another one had hers out to be framed. these portraits, they take up to half an hour. that's plenty of time to chat up the victims, find out if they're single, live alone. and once he had one on the hook, he got in touch with heltman, set up a play date? two days later, the women disappeared. latent and forensics have a look at these yet? still looking, but they're all done by the same guy. you can tell by the eyes, the pie-shaped slices of light. same size and placement in all the sketches. well, then i know where to find the two of you this weekend. tomorrow night? i might be able to fit you in. a

here with more on the survey findings, senior financial analyst, greta mcbride.s amazing. these numbers only go one way. it has been 15 years now. they only go up. have you ever seen them go down? >> when it comes to overdraft fees the answer is no. it is gone up every single year that we have done a survey. and even atm fees, the atm surcharged, not customers when they get to another bank atm, that was up from nine years in a row. really the low hanging fruit in terms of banks that a looking for fee income, those are the areas where you're most likely to see it. gerri: us talk about overdraft fees, record high fees, 3220 looks to be average, up 3%. these are highly controversial. maybe you're in a store and tried to buy something this has been highly controversial. >> absolutely huge resort to that method of payment rather than incurring a 30 or $35 overdraft fees just for overdrawing your account with what amounts to a small dollar purchase which is why the option can send was passed a couple of years ago and again, for most consumers there is no reason to opt

and he's about to get the results from the assistant superintendent, dan mcbride. >> i saw your request for marriage application earlier this week. and i saw where it had been denied. there are some reasons a marriage can be denied. and one of them is the safety and security of the facility. or the department or the individuals involved. what was the reason for them to use safety and security of the facility? >> there was concern because you recently were found in possession of a cell phone. >> actually, i wasn't found in possession of a cell phone. i was found in possession of a cell phone charger. and i gave the cell phone to them after they shook me down and didn't find the cell phone. i brought the cell phone to them. >> but you were found guilty of possession of a cell phone. >> i pleaded guilty. >> first of all, you understand that if this marriage is approved, it will be a non-contact marriage? >> yes. >> and that you and/or your intended spouse will have to bare all costs associated with the marriage. what i will do is i will approve your request to be married. and your intended

and 80 westbound we have an accident reported west 80 at mcbride and traffic is slowing down coming up out of pinole to richmond. 6:51 let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a lot of people sending in twitter pictures. sp weather by the way. officer todd clark clear, calm, still from pleasant hill. you sent me a picture of the fire. i said it's going straight up and mushrooms out. our observer mike also in the city said the same thing. he sent me a picture as well. there is not much of a breeze. the only breeze i can find is at the summit. that is near 22. after that things are very calm. i will get out of the way. for those that are listening your multitasking i talked to a lady named karen. she said i can't watch you. i'm busy getting two kids ready. i get it. but look at the screen. there you go. there you have done your duty for the day. there is no breeze. and mushrooms up. drifting a little bit east because the wind at black diamond is a little bit out of the west. so it will take it. 50s and 60s at the surface on the observations. but then you get up at 1500 feet. so i'm using 1600 f

greg mcbride joins me. he's a senior financial analyst. greg, here we go. you know, i guess i want to pull out as we're watching the tick talk and the votes right here, big picture. this shutdown, it looks inevitable. i know you have said if the government does shut down, it should be nothing more than a bump in the road. you say don't panic. why? >> well, you know, a couple things, brooke. first of all, these things, i'm expecting it to be short-lived. it's a clear headwind to the economy. if you're one of the three quarters of a million federal workers that's about to be furlou furloughed, you don't know how long that's going to last, i'm going to guess a lot of these people were not at the mall going hog wild this weekend, right? there's uncertainty. that uncertainty causes people to pull back. that's where the headwind of the already slow-growing economy comes into play. as long as it's short-term in nature, it doesn't disrupt people's finances too much, doesn't disrupt the economy too much, and the nervousness you're seeing in the financial markets is

joining me is kelly mcbride and wendy is a former anchor for a station in orlando., how much pressure did one face back then? what do you make of julie chen's story? >> if you talk about pressure specifically as an asian american woman, i didn't really feel anything particular, anything stronger than i would have as a young reporter or a young anchor in large market like orlando. i didn't feel any pressure ever to not appear asian or look asian. i will say in my first job i was asked to change my name which i did shorten because my given birth name is difficult and longer. >> are these subtle clues in which you are to appear more western or white or more approachable to a nonasian, nonjapanese audience? >> or maybe so my last name would be pronounceable in west texas where i started television. it could be that too. >> who are you talking to here? kelly, you talked to a lot of professionals in the business. women in particular about how their careers progress and you talk to television journalists about this. do you find issues of ethnicity matter and do you findpar

and i like martina mcbride. and i love tricia yearwood she's not country but she's a great singer. you know, you kind of have to put an artist into an all around thing. >> rose: put them into a context, what kind of people they are. >> what kind of people they are. sometime these can be a good singer and-- . >> rose: who are we talking about when you talk about that. >> george is pretty bad. >> rose: they all like george, all the guys they do. >> they do. other than patsy who was your sort of idol. >> tammy obviously you liked. >> tammy when she comes town, i loved her singing. we didn't get together a whole lot because she was busy running from one guy to the other. she said she should have had my problems and i should have had hers. so. >> rose: why is that? >> well, her songs were stand by your man. >> right and here mi, locking him out. >> rose: you're welcome to come back. did you tell about the love affairs you had or not. >> which ones. i -- know hi one. i tell you one about me and conway, all right. we got stopped our buses were snowed in. i'm bashful. and so is conway. and

. >> my name is lindsay mcbride, and i work for the charles koch institute. unfortunately, i haven't had the pleasure of reading your book, and i'm fairly new to the issue of monetary economics and hon tear policy, but i had a question. i was doing some research into my home state of utah, and recently after they passed the utah legal tender act, there's an association called the utah precious metals association that formed which under, in my understanding, it's a place that stores gold and then issues almost like credit cards or debit cards that allow people to buy and sell in gold. and i was wondering what your thoughts are, it seems like the gold is acting as a competitive currency in that sense to the dollar, what your thoughts are on that and if it could be an alternative to the gold standard or a transition to the gold standard. >> well, for a young lady who has come anew to this issue, you get the picture. there are people in this room who had something to do with the adoption in utah, the legal tender arrangements which under article viii, section 10

westbound 80 approaching mcbride also cleared from the right-hand shoulder. again cleared to the right-hand shoulder. but we are seeing delays from concord and then even past the accident scene southbound 242 very delayed approaching walnut creek. that is traffic. for your latest forecast, here's lawrence. >> a lot of sunshine coming our way today. it looks like we are going to see those winds kicking up a little breezy in spots out the door. looking toward the financial district over the bay sunshine there and seeing sunshine all day long but the winds likely to make for some whitecaps out there on the bay. looks like it will be windy today again. the rain is staying to the north. then high pressure begins to slide in over the bay area. temperatures should warm up a notch today well below average 60s and 70s for highs. tomorrow 80s. warmer over the weekend. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, he's the king of the jungle at the columbus zoo. you've seen jack hanna on tv for years. now he's mark 30g years on the job. you'll lea

we do have an accident westbound along 80 at mcbride avenue. hill crest avenue that's blocking at least two lanes. you can see the slowing that it's causing does start to ease up just south of there. northbound traffic not affected. kriste for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. ♪ >>> justin timberlake, taking back the night on hollywood boulevard, last night. 10,000 strong. the whole street shut down. it made for quite a night, quite a moment on jimmy kimmel. we'll have a lot more coming up. that was amazing last night. >> something amazing morning here in times square. we're taking back the morning. >> we are. we own it. >> we own it. >>> we have a huge pile -- what are they? there they are. cell phones. smartphones. >> are those glued together? that's quite a stack. >> this morning, we're going to talk about a new kind of challenge. so many people are trying it. it's called phone stacking. dan abrams. the jury is out. is that a good idea or bad idea? >> of course, dan standing by, however silently. ready to bring us the jury is

and on 80 westbound, the traffic is very slow because of a crash on 80 at mcbride. you can see how slow it is coming in from hercules to richmond. back to the desk. >>> thank you. we begin with developings news from the east bay. a fast-moving wildfire has exploded in size on the eastern slope of mt. diablo. we have team coverage. ktvu's tara moriarty is cover, the dozens of people forced out of their homes. we begin with alex savidge near clayton where more help is on the way. good morning, alex. >> reporter: a lot more help is coming out here to help out the crews. the fire has grown in size, nearly doubled in size overnight. the only bit of good news is that the fire is burning away from where homes are in this area which is just outside of clayton where we are this morning. what it is doing, is almost going straight up mt. diablo. it's been burning up in some of these steep canyons overnight. there's structures and a communications tower up there. crews are standing by to protect the structures. so far, the weather teams to be cooperating, we have light winds ou