with conor mcgregor.dia right now because conor mcgregor has a baby -- had a baby in may. harvey: why is that on her? >> people are like you have a steak at home. why go with hamburger? [laughter] >> meghan markle a

it had been originally a small inn built by duncan mcgregor. it was moved to accommodate the expansion of the resort in the early 1880's. the resort was expanded to the point where there was a 100 room hotel called the bow moral above the cottage. the whole property was turned into a victorian wilderness resort, you could call it. mountaintop wilderness resort with wonderful overlooks and pathways. wonderful air. there was one advertisement for the hotel that said -- if we do not cure your hayfever your stay is free. mountain air was seen as curative. when grant and his party left new york city on the morning of june 16, 1885, grant was in very poor condition. the day he arrived it was incredibly hot on his trip and very difficult. once he got off of the train, and came up to the cottage he immediately got changed, came back out on the porch and the mountain air and the cool air of the mountain seemed to revive him. it seemed to have a good effect right away. most importantly he was able to be with his entire family at the cottage. we will head

with conor mcgregor. getting killed on social media right now because conor mcgregor has a baby -- had a baby in may. harvey: why is that on her? >> people are like you have a steak at home. why go with hamburger? [laughter] >> meghan markle as we all know is going to be a member of the royal family. all of the members of the royal

we are on mount mcgregor in upstate new york, a few miles north of saratoga springs. the significance of this historic site is this was the final home of civil war general and president ulysses s grant. this was the place where ulysses grant wrote his memoirs in 1885. he was dying of throat cancer. his family was facing serious financial problems. at this point in his life he was a man trying to take care of his family. we get to tell a story here that most people do not know about. after his second term as president, ulysses s. grant and his wife julia went on a world tour for two years from 1877-1879. he met many world leaders, he was well respected around the world. when they arrived back in the states in 1879 they were looking for a place to settle because they had come out of the white house two years earlier. for grant it was always a easy decision, even though they owned multiple properties in the united states, the decision for grants, because he was always a devoted family man was to be close to family. he chose the location where his adult sons were living,

with conor mcgregor. getting killed on social media right now because conor mcgregor has a baby -- had a baby in may. harvey: why is that on her? >> people are like you have a steak at home. why go with hamburger? [laughter] >> meghan markle

announcer: today on "tmz" -- charles: i think conor mcgregor's girlfriend owes rita ora a huge thank looks like and maybe it's because all of those photos of rita ora. >> so if you're conor mcgregor and the entire world thinks you're trying to bang rita ora, what do you do? >> bang rita ora! [laughter] >> you can do that. >> cardi b celebrated offset's 26th birthday. she bought him a rolls-royce wraith. >> a brand-new car. >> super ecstatic. charles: this was a surprise. so they kwuk -- walkd out? >> this ist,

. >> good day at 4a announcer: today on "tmz" -- charles: i think conor mcgregor's girlfriend owes rita huge thank you, because she got a ton of louis vuitton it looks like and maybe it's because all of those photos of rita ora. >> so if you're conor mcgregor and the entire world thinks you're trying to bang rita ora, what do you do? >> bang rita ora! [laughter] >> you can do that. >> cardi b celebrated offset's 26th birthday. she bought him a rolls-royce wraith. >> a brand-new car. >> super ecstatic. charles: this was a surprise. so they kwuk -- walkd out? >> this is it, when you walk out of the club and you expect to get a car, what do you think will be out there? [laughter] >> justin bieber is brushing up

. >> ♪ announcer: today on "tmz" -- charles: i think conor mcgregor's girlfriend owes rita ora a hugen of louis vuitton it looks like and maybe it's because all of those photos of rita ora. >> so if you're conor mcgregor and the entire world thinks you're trying to bang rita ora, what do you do? >> bang rita ora! [laughter] >> you can do that. >> cardi b celebrated offset's 26th birthday. she bought him a rolls-royce wraith. >> a brand-new car. >> super ecstatic. charles: this was a surprise. so they kwuk -- walkd out?

mcgregor holding his round until the tenth round, may weather winning to finish his career a perfect> the falcons looked like they were on their way to their first super bowl title leading in the third quarter, but the ageless one, tom brady led the patriots for the greatest comeback in history. patriots got revenge for what may be an unfair punishment after deflategate. >> harve moves closer, intensifying along the way. >> this is very much a potentially catastrophic situation here. >> as a hurricane raised a heartfelt appeal from j.j. watt. >> it's very difficult to see your city get hit by a storm, not be there to help with the storm or the recovery. so i want to start a fund-raiser. >> and the sports world listened, as watt raised more than $37 million. as the city of houston was reeling from hurricane harvey, the astros said they were playing for the city and they came through big-time. one of the most exciting world series ever, the astros outlasted the dodgers in seven dpa games to win their first-ever world series title. >> to be able to lift their spirits in some way or some

it had been originally a small inn built by duncan mcgregor. it was moved to accommodate the expansion of the resort in the early 1880's. and the resort was expanded to a 100int where there was room hotel just above the cottage. the whole property was turned into a big victorian wilderness resort, you could call it. mountaintop wilderness resort with wonderful overlooks and pathways. air.bviously, wonderful there was one advertisement for the hotel that said, if we don't cure your hayfever, your stay is free. mountain air was seen as curative up a time. when grant and his party left new york city on the morning of june 16, 1865, he was in poor condition. the day he arrived, it was incredibly hot. it was difficult. once he got off the train and came up to the cottage, he immediately got changed, came back out on the porch, and the mountain air seemed to revive him. and it seemed to have a good effect on him right away. most importantly, he was able to be with his entire family here at the cottage. grant'shead into bedroom. this is where grant wo

he fought connor mcgregor in august. after his when he promised it would be his final fight of his career. the match against mcgregor earned the second biggest pay- per-view numbers ever with 4.3 million buys. ufc president dana white did not expand on what they are offering mayweather. >>> john f. kennedy was running for president when she first started working at trader vic's in the east bay. now she is getting ready to preside over her rat -- her last sitting at the restaurant, the legendary mai tai cocktail. >>> welcome back. the end of the year will also be the end of an error at trader vic's in emeryville. after more than 50 years on the job the restaurants colorful mantre d' is planning to retire. >> robbie ross reports the last down the schedule is new year's eve. >> reporter: at emeryville's trader vic's the last call for the grand lady and longest lasting employee . >> happy holidays. >> reporter: after 57 years as mantre d' claudette is planning to hang up her trademark gardenia on new year's eve and at the ag

.>> david mcgregor and his wife on redemption. they know the competition is tough but they have no doubt that the personal touch is still a service that customers value.>> i think this is been about building a rapport and my wife and i being present at all times. and having a face for the business and connect with people.>> down the street at therapy, still more crowds are jamming seemingly every aisle, the checkout line is a dozen people long. the sales associate said there's no question people come for the goods but for the experience.>> when you come in, you are greeted right away and you get that human interaction. it makes a difference.>> there has been some anecdotal evidence that perhaps the sales were off to a slower start in the first couple of weeks and there are some interesting theories on that. we will have that coming up at 6:00.>>> you only have until midnight tonight to sign up for healthcare plan through cover california. the deadline was originally set for last week at officials extended it to tonight because of

we are on mount mcgregor in upstate new york only a few miles north saratoga springs and the significanceof this historic site is this was the final home of civil war general and president ulysses s grant. this is the place where ulysses grant penned his memoirs in 1885. he was dying of cancer and his family was facing serious financial problems and at this point in his life he was a man trying to take care of his family. we get to tell the story here that most people don't know about. after his second term as president ulysses grant and his wife julia went on a world tour for two years. from 1879 and he met many world leaders and was well respected around the world. when they arrived back in the states in 1879 they were looking for a place to settle because they had come out of the white house two years earlier and were granted it was always an easy decision even though they owned multiple properties in the united states the decision for grants because he was always the devoted family man was to be close to family and he chose the location in new york city so the grants moved into a home

we're on mount mcgregor in upstate new york only a few miles north of saratoga springs. and the significance of this historic site is this was the final home of civil war general and president ulysses s. grant. and this is the place where ulysses grant penned his memoirs in 1885. he was dying of throat cancer, and his family was facing serious financial problems. at this point in his life, he was a man trying to take care of his family. and we yet to tell a story -- we get to tell a story here that most people don't know about. after his second term as president, ulysses grant and his wife julia went on a world tour for two years from 1877-79. and he met many world leaders. he was well respected around the world. when they arrived back in the states in 1879, they were looking for place to settle because they had come out of the white house two years earlier. and for grant it was always an easy decision. even though they owned multiple properties in the united states, the decision for grant -- because he was always a devoted family man -- was to be close to family. and so

conor mcgregor against floyd mayweather.ar against the self—proclaimed best—ever boxer. and the boxer won. in gymnastics, ellie downie made history in romania, becoming the first british woman to reach all five individualfinals, and the first to take home gold in the all—around final. she left with four medals in total, and she wasn't the only record—breaker, as max whitlock defended his pommel title in montreal. anotherfirst for gb. oh my word. jonathan rae was another man making history, a third consecutive world superbike crown for the northern irishman. bianca walkden became a two—time taekwondo champion in south korea. she successfully defended her heavyweight title. while jadejones settled for bronze in the featherweight division. and the world snooker championship crown couldn't be wrestled away from thejester from leicester. your champion, mark selby. applause. lewis hamilton knows what it takes to be a winner, and the three—time world champion wanted more in 2017. he got a new team mate, for starters. valtteri botta

yeah mcgregor from bangladesh through a visa program for people with relatives who are u.s. citizens was reportedly radicalized online and inspired by eisel christmas attacks in europe. now donald trump to use the attack to promote his immigration policies saying the current system allows dangerous people into the country and he also slammed the so-called family chain migration which the suspect used to enter america and we discussed with terrorism expert doug weeks who believes the trend of lone wolf strikes is here to stay straying attacks are happening with increased frequency in the u.s. and certainly from what we've seen in europe. who are perhaps not directly. wrecking. but certainly have an affiliation came down in turn some sympathy with a very. rocking syria. surprising i think you may. networks in there and snacking on a core of security. think that needs aren't going your problem and continue to happen for some time in the future it is a busy tuesday if your world wide headlines here on oxy international just a moment straight to france we will go where parisians

i have murray mcgregor, spokesman for west midlands ambulance service. fine at the scene of the terrible tragedy?‘ difficult scene for our staff to deal with with so many casualties all at the same time, 13 people having to be seen in rapid time. the firstjob was to find out who was most seriously injured. that was established very quickly. bringing the doctors did we get, two people brought to hospital, one died shortly afterwards, the other in critical condition. it is difficult for our staff. one of the reasons why we have debriefed all of them already. and provided further support for those staff. we do with a lot of difficult incidents but something as bad as this at this time of year in particular we want to make sure our staff are ok. the injured were taken, the casualties, toa injured were taken, the casualties, to a couple of different hospitals in birmingham? the two most serious we re in birmingham? the two most serious were taken to the major trauma centre, special centre at the queen elizabeth hospital. world leaders in dealing with dramatic

conor mcgregor against floyd mayweather.martial arts superstar against the self—proclaimed best ever boxer. the boxer won. in gymnastics, ellie downie made history in romania becoming the first british woman to reach all five finals and take—home gold in the all—around final. she left with four medals in total and wasn't the only record—breaker, as max whitlock defended his pommel title in montreal. another first defended his pommel title in montreal. anotherfirst for defended his pommel title in montreal. another first for gb. oh my word. jonathan ray was another man making history, a third consecutive superbike crown the norriston irishman. the tae kwon do champion successfully defended her heavyweight champ jade jones defended her title. and the world championship crown could not be wrestled away from the jester from leicester. the champion, mark selby. lewis hamilton knows what it takes to bea lewis hamilton knows what it takes to be a winner. the three—time world champion wanted more in 2017. va ltteri bottas champion w

great friend of mine who people may know from a long way around a long way down he did with ewan mcgregor on the motorcycles he went on to the next round and i never hear the end of it i mean you know what it's like the chefs are very competitive. as we are with two television when would you like to go into the kitchen or into the jungle you know a dead one the way back in two thousand and four the kings of comedy and it was a section of. big brother and it stuck in the house for comedians and that was quite dramatic and now i'm in a house with comedians because my daughter is a comedian still mantei your life is like some experiment that's already happening so i'm coping well no i couldn't go into the jungle i think i could be carefree and a beetle and what i mean competition the unofficial house enough eaten some dodgy stuff i didn't país. what you think about programs like that though where it seems like people are being tortured into eating things you don't want to eat you my kids like to program and i should stop them watching it because the scenes of people being put to horrible thi

institutional doping that they have found not just through experiments like the canadian professor mcgregor but the whistleblowers like the man grigori that you mentioned earlier the evidence seems to be one hundred percent it doesn't seem to leave any room for doubt that the nation itself was involved the government of russia so not to mention them in the sanction is a political nicety yeah but there was that one sort of pick up on this if there was evidence wouldn't he just say that i mean he stress he says look we are in for objective it's a impartiality or not all our analysis is watertight so i mean wouldn't you a shame if he doesn't mention state sponsored he does not state sponsored. i would want to ask him that question specifically i would not assume it at all i would assume the opposite judging from. lots of material that i have read on the topic it's not one hundred percent certain to me i'm just a commentator but i think it's fairly certain to everyone involved in the testing of the discovery of the problem ok they were going to listen to what the evidence you know when the head

that was murray mcgregor, spokesperson for the west midlands ambulance service with an update on thewith the casualties. six people have been killed and a seventh critically injured. our correspondent is at the scene in birmingham. what is the latest? i've just arrived at the scene and there is an extensive police cordoned setup about 200 metres back from the crash site. several cars i can see are still stationary. police and emergency services have set up a number of what looked like forensic tents both in the underpass and just at the base of it when the accident occurred. as you said, we know very little about exactly what happened. we know it happened at around iam this morning. six vehicles were involved. i can see most of those in front of me where i'm standing and we know that six people have been killed and one man is in a critical condition in hospital. the crash site is extensive. the fire service told us a0 firefighters attended the scene and five ambulances and a hazardous area response team. emergency services and bring to the use of overly dramatic language but when you

and, from the supergold standard to mayweather mcgregor fest unforgettable year in sports our favoritecoming up, and here to break it down we've got rasmussen reports analyst amy with me rino trading patterns michael block with ceo former nfl star jack brewer thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> sports -- >> get ready. >> get ready, under hour we are going to be -- >> especially, pressure is on. >> maybe football, first of all, but the last business day of the year, we are going to look back an the first year under president trump. president himself releft reflecg on accomplishments earlier this week. >> more legislation passed including the record -- long time ago. so we have a lot we have more records for stopping ridiculous regulations this is a one of the reasons -- record level, so record level, 8 -- stock market in new high 84 times since we won election november last year. >> you know, as making comments, the president job approval rating in latest tracking poll a high of 46%, the number nearly far lelz that of president obama, statement during his first year in office. joini

and allan mcgregor he was convicted this statement twelve years after the a legit encounter in a shop in malta played a crucial role in the guilty verdict on the ground he was given a life sentence in two thousand and nine he was released on compassionate grounds because he had cancer he died three years later he protested his innocence until his death the crime was horrific two hundred fifty nine people were on the plane they died eleven people were on the ground they died. it may be that all my groggy too should be added to that list of victims. elizabeth loftus says dilemma is that she doesn't provide any evidence for a conviction her research only feeds doubt about the truth of the memory that's why she's often be called the patron saint of criminals. they call me all kinds of names i mean the u.n. when you're challenging somebody who's cherished beliefs and and even their livelihood. some of them are going to get mad and mad they're going to fight dirty they're going to call you names and i guess you know that just goes with the territory. max stella is one of germany's most dist

. >> and the worst matchup, almost everyone thought it would be conn conor mcgregor and floyd may weatherer thought held fold like a cheap suit. >> he showcased some boxing skills. >> he held gotten the tenth round before a tko, pocketing an estimated $75 million. no wonder he was smiling even as he congratulated the champion. >> when i get in, he's a composed man. >> we still have plenty of rounds to go here as we take on the biggest news stories, the most exciting moving, a far out astronaut, and even stranger thin"stranger thing things". >> maybe all this is happening for a reason. >> yes, and the reason is this is "all the best, all the worst 2017." cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. >>> what's happening in the news? often this year, that answer seemed to

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and how to watch a may weather versus mcgregor fight. >> slime is fun.e that for the kids? >> sal, slime popular in your house? >> oh, yeah. >> it's stress relieving. >> is it really? >> it just looks messy. but i'm a parent so there you go. you just have to deal with messes. >>> right now we're going to transition to the roads. and southbound 880 is somewhat of a mess leaving san leandro. but there's a little bit of a backup. there was a crash southbound 880 at 92. and there's a backup. but i thought it was going to be worse which is the good news. people are on westbound 92, the san mateo bridge approach. and that's getting slower. and you can see traffic through union city. highway4 is also slow. and again some of the slowdowns are not as deep as i thought they'd be given the accident in the middle of the lanes. remember that hanukkah has gun, and some people will be taking time off. you can send me your theories. but things seem just a little bit better today for some reason. and i'm always open to hearing why you think that is. this is a look at the

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fourth on the list, after years of speculation and trash talk, lloyd mayweather and conor mcgregor fort ever boxing promotion turned out to be better expected. holding his own until the tenth round, winning by tko to finish his career with the perfect 50-0. third on the list, the falcons looked like they were on the way to the first super bowl title 28-3 in the third quarter. tom brady with the greatest come back in football history. the patriots win 34-28. the first ever overtime super bowl. they are getting their ultimate revenge for what they deem unfair punishment. number two -- >> harvey moves closer, intensifying along the way. >> this is a potentially catastrophic situation here. >> as a hurricane raged, a heart felt appeal by houston texas superstar. >> it's very tough to watch your city get hit by such a bad storm and not be there to help with the recovery and the process. it's very tough. what i want to do is start fund-raisin fund-raising. >> the sports world raised more than $37 million. as the city of houston was reeling from hurricane harvey, they were playing for the cit

re-election chief john mitchell, chief marie stans, white house lawyer john dean, campaign chairman clark mcgregor. >> how were they able to cover it up for so long? >> a few reasons i think people didn't take it quite as seriously as we think they should have. one was that it seemed so kind of grubby. it was this burglary. in an office building. how could the president of the united states, this guy who is going to china to make deals with the chinese, going to russia, how could this guy have been involved in this pathetic stuff? >> right. like too low rent to imagine the most powerful person in the world literally calling and saying, go bug the dnc, that seemed prepolicy truss. >> yes. and the flip side is, everyone knows this, politics as usual, this is fine. every campaign in the history of campaigns has done this kind of thing. >> those are the places i see parallels with trump. one of the things is that as sort of venal as many people view the president, there's still some sense in which it seems fundamentally unserious to think he sent an e-mail at some point, hack the e-mails. yet who know

. >> matthew mcgregor, thank you. christopher dickie there in paris.coming up, we continue to follow new developments in the russia investigation following michael flynn's guilty plea and the big question now. did flynn act independently with the russians, or was he instructed to do so? i want to hide a while behind your smile ah, but i may as well try and catch the wind♪ our mission is to make off-shore wind one of the principle new sources of energy. not every bank is willing to get involved in a "first of its kind" project. citi saw the promise of clean energy. we're polluting the air less. businesses and homes can rely on a steady source of power. this will be the first of many off-shore wind farms in the u.s. ♪for standing in your heart is where i want to be and long to be ah, but i may as well try and catch the wind♪ whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums depend silhouette briefs feature a comforta

this could replace mcgregor mayweather as the fight of the century.ut first, bitcoin futures trading begins despite bubble warnings. we're going to give you the money guys in whether you should get in or short it. that's after this. stay right there his late 50s right in the heart of the financial crisis, and saw his portfolio drop by double digits. it really scared him out of the markets. his advisor ran the numbers and showed that he wouldn't be able to retire until he was 68. the client realized, "i need to get back into the markets- i need to get back on track with my plan." the financial advisor was able to work with this client. he's now on track to retire when he's 65. having someone coach you through it is really the value of a financial advisor. liz: the futures market for bitcoin opening today. but will the bitcoin price surge, could it possibly he would not in pump and dump tears? warn bit coins for now are lightly irregulated. it's a thinly-traded market and ownership is heavily concentrated. we have one report saying that 40% of bitcoin i

year:1) hurricane irma 2) matt lauer3) tom petty4) super bowl5) las vegas shooting 6) mayweather vs mcgregor fight 7) solar eclipse8) hurricane harvey9) aaron hernandez10) fidget spinner (grant) the "man flu" is real. at least that's what a canadian researcher claims. (vicki) so... it seems we can no longer accuse men of exaggerating their symptoms. new research finds men are more susceptible to complications from respiratory diseases than women.(grant) plus... a woman's immune system may be stronger than a man's. but other scientists argue there's still too little evidence to say man flu exists. (vicki) a tourist hot spot on the central coast... wants to track everyone who is visiting their city. we'll explain how. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (vicki) more controversy tonight about texts and russia and top f-b-i agents. to explain.. let's go to steve aveson in the newsroom. (steve) congress has released text messages exchanged between two top f-b-i agents... and a russian counter-intelligence expert. the anti-trump

year:1) hurricane irma 2) matt lauer3) tom petty4) super bowl5) las vegas shooting 6) mayweather vs mcgregorricane harvey9) aaron hernandezspinner (rebecca) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. hot spot sb 101 at spencer traffic alert for injury accident blokcing two lanes. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. rebecca: maze to sf. min from the less then 30 bridge wb 80 is lanes. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. rebecca:high pressure continues to produce offshore winds today with clear skies and above normal temperatures. dry weather will likely continue through the weekend. a passing system may bring rain chances to the bay area late next week. ( darya ) a former deputy and police officer turned realtor -- catches a woman looting a home that was evacuated because of the lilac fire... burning near san diego. the realtor was checking on a client's home... when he noticed an unfamiliar car parked in the driveway. it was packed with stuff from inside the house. the woman told the realtor that she was an investor

. >> ian mcgregor, this was a dead-set epic. >> don't see that anywhere, do you?o cute, you can't even get mad. i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason. we are glad to be here on this three days before christmas? >> how many? >> three days and counting. norah is doing the official countdown for us. >> what is our motto? >> be merry and bright. >>> a record number of americans are traveling over the holiday period and many could face weather problems. heavy rain is forecast from arkansas through kentucky. some areas are expected to get up to five inches which could trigger flash flooding. >> in the northeast heavy snow and ice are expected across new york state and new england. by sunday, some areas could have eight inches of snow. >> an arctic blast will start to hit parts of the country on christmas eve. highs from the single digits to the 20s. christmas day is expected to be even colder. some places in the upper midwest are forecast to have highs in the single digits, others below zero >>> president trump is heading to florida to pend the holidays

year:1) hurricane irma 2) matt lauer3) tom petty4) super bowl5) las vegas shooting 6) mayweather vs mcgregor) coming up after the break... a realtor puts his detective skills to the test. how he caught a woman who was looting from a fire (rebecca) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... rebecca: high pressure continues to produce offshore winds today with clear skies and above normal temperatures. dry weather will likely continue through the weekend. a passing system may bring rain chances to the bay area late next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. . richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from

. >>> 4.3 million people paid to watch floyd mayweather knock out conor mcgregor in august that comesout $600 million in revenue according to show time that's a big fight. >>> two cows on the loose in kansas no word where they came from how they got away. but there was a hot pursuit and police were able to wrangle them apparently the police have h had -- have to have some mad cowboy skills there in kansas. look, they look really sweet, don't they that's the cnbc news update. >> looks like -- >> yeah. >> contessa, i was just going to say, you asked how the kid's parents raised -- the parents, g they met getting their ph.d.s at stanford and their brothers graduated at age 16. >> there's a lot of discussion about whether college is relevant in the current climate, if you have the skills, do you really need a degree >> he was pretty well-spoken >> let me tell you -- >> we got to go. >> -- he had a lot of luck. >> contessa, thank you very much contessa brewer. >>> let's look how we finished the day on wall street dow up 143 the underachiever today. records for the dow, s&p and the nasdaq a

the mayweather versus mcgregor fight. you may remember pulled in $450 million earlier this year.he solar eclipse on august way first. hurricane harvey on august 25. the last two stories as far as google top searches of 2017, the aaron hernandez story. he's the former patriots football player founded on april 19 after committing suicide in his prison cell. avis convicted in 2015 for murder and was serving a life sentence. number 10, fidget spinners. kids went crazy over fidget spinners. the three inch spinning gadgets. those are google's top searches of 2017. as we prepare for another day of national football league action here is what president trump had to say. at a rally for luther strange about those in the nfl who choose to kneel during the national anthem. >> luther and i and everyone in this arena to our unified by this engraved american values. we are proud of our country. we respect our flag. wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say cap bitch off thethe field. he's fired. host: ramona in cincinnati. your top political stor

you can also take a look at this piece by jenna mcgregor in the washington post this morning, talkingbout the me too movement and how it will speed up the number of women in leadership positions, or will it slow it down. movement,e current with it lead them to management roles or hold them back as the me too movement takes place in workplace after workplace with the risk of headlines or extensive legal proceedings. some experts worry backlash to the moment from overly cautious men in organizations with unfair expeditions for the women, who did get promoted, her the numbers rather than help them. others are cautiously optimistic that the current tremors will finally move the needle. the recent allegations that put a spotlight on the lack of women in powerful rules. -- roles. a research and consulting organization, the leader says, they will say why women do not get top jobs, but they are seen as a risky bet because of the stereotypes people have, but now may be men are the risky bet and good but asking about the risk of not having women in power. bill in kentucky. caller: yes? host: yo