meredith way back then was also a star analyst. people know her for her major call, her first major call that went around the world in 2007 when she came out and said that citigroup would look a lot different in 18 months then it did in 2007. the stock sank 7%? do you remember? the ceo was fired a few days later. she became instantly renowned around the world as i said but actually meredith has been seeing around corners for a lot longer. a lot of people don't know this but in 2005 she put out a report about the housing market and said we were headed for sub-prime doom and basically we loaded up as on so much dead in the sub-prime area that we were headed for unprecedented credit losses and this was in 2005 well before anyone even uttered the word bubble related to the housing market. after her call in 2007 she went on to make other calls about lehman brothers and e. of a.. that also proved sure you and that also landed narrative, i just have to do this on our cover of "fortune" magazine in 2008. so meredith, things really haven't

meredith will continue tomorrow on her goingle hangout leave on friday. can you see valerie's story. 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central time right here on nb tr.

it's great toeet you. - meredith van helsing. pleased to meet you. - meredith van helsing? - van helsing was a respected professor before he was a vampire killer. - okay. but what is he more famous for? - shh! hey! that's my mug. - you know this isn't real tv, right? - yes. darryl and andy: ♪ please, mr. president ♪ if you wanna give hope a whirl ♪ ♪ bring our troops home safe and sound ♪ ♪ says this little girl - [continues in falsetto] ♪ please, mr. president - one second, one second, one second. so...the song is from the point of view of a little girl. - yeah. - but you're singing it. - yeah. but i'm using my falsetto. - no, that's not a good idea. i don't think it's a very good song. - yeah, well, it'd sound a lot better if you actually sang with some soul. - oh, i never sing with soul. - that's a lie. - i could sing it. - i just was hoping maybe you'd save your voice in case we did a novelty song about frogs. - but my voice is unique. like bob dylan. - okay, three-way argument between a drummer, a keyboardist, and the front man lead singer. wonder who's gonna win this

is it don meredith, peyton manning or kirk warner? the answer is b. peyton manning, has 16 breaking the record of 16 which is held by meredith and warner. let's go to betty nguyen with sports. >> i actually got that right. >> let's get to "sunday night football." the patriots stayed undefeated. tom brady under pressure. but this cannon pass that you're about to see, thompson. look at that, the game, falcons met ryan with just seconds left throws for a t.d. but deflected with the pass. they win, 30-23. >>> the seahawks beat the texans in overtime. check out this four-tipped pick. it bobbled and the seahawks get it. later, richard sherman runs into the t.d. with one shoe. >>> over to peyton manning, the man of the morning, and the unbeatable broncos, they rallied past the eagles. manning has a record 16 touchdown passes in just four games. >>> on to the steelers and vikings in lightning across the pond. roethlisberger is sacked and the vikings recover the fumble but the terrible and terrible towel, the steelers are 0-4 for the first time since 1968. vik

. >> booktv continues with meredith whitney. she talks about the relative non-impact of the housing crisis on states like north dakota and indiana and texas and explains why the states will become the new powerhouses for the american economy. >> it is a real privilege and a pleasure for me to be here with meredith whitney who is to my right. also a dear friend of mine, meredith and i actually go way back. many moons ago before she was a market mover, she nice to go on television together on fox news and we got to know each other then. we had been pretty close ever since and this is great for me to do five days later she became instantly renowned around the world. she has been around for a lot longer. she has put out a report about the housing market and said that she was headed for its subprime doom. and she went on to make other calls and i don't think hsbc. >> yes, they are in the clear statement that also proved true. and that also landed meredith on our cover of "fortune" magazine in 2008. and so she was not the same, think

and meredith shiner. she covers the u.s. senate for the newspaper roll call. so meredith shiner, before we get to the senate, refresh our memories on what happened in the house. why did they pass a budget that evidently doesn't have a chance of passing the senate? >> so they passed a three-month short term appropriations bill to try to avert a government shutdown, but one of the ways they were able to get their conservative members to do that was to include a pro strigs defund the president's health care law. this is the 41st time they voted to do that. if you're keeping score at home, we still haven't defunded the law yet because the senate is still controlled by democrats and the president-- whose landmark achievement this law is-- is not going to actually support that. so they sent this because they needed to actually just start the process. without them showing what they could actually pass, the senate couldn't then act. the biggest problem now is just time, because as senate majority leader harry reid said, if they eat the entire clock procedurally, they

(meredith) i would never do that. waste of money. back of you than to the front. i love fake boobs. oftentimes you find them on strippers. i find it offensive. au naturel, baby. that's how i like 'em. swing low, sweet chariots. so... there are a lot of things i would like to do differently. yeah. i feel like when we first got together, that i had a problem with my priorities. first got priorities. and if we could talk about a way to approach a possible reconciliation. let's get back together. [laughs] no. no, no, no. i'll tell you this, it is not because of the boob job. excuse me, boob enhancement. that would be shallow. and this is the opposite of shallow. this is emotionally magnificent. okay, everyone, listen up! time to begin the interview process! andrew bernard. saving the best for first. all right, you guys, see you later. wish us luck. no! hey, hey, hey, do not wish them luck. do not wish them luck. all luck must be wished unto michael. (everyone) good luck, you guys. what did i say? good luck. thanks. (pam) i'm happy for hi

. >> i will say meredith you are a fundamentalist gal. i have to be honest sometimes when i'm talking about the stuff it's hard for me to understand when we talk about so many numbers and facts and details. so getting back to homeownership , it's interesting that stat about the millennial people is fascinating and i talk about young people not leaving their parents homes. it's delayed launching which is impacting the whole housing market. homebuilders are starting to build homes with extra suites in them precisely so young adult children can live at home and what used to be called an in law suite is being built for these children. this is a problem that's going to be with us for quite some time time and has many causes. the homeownership rate in the 2005 report i remember when i first started to report this was in 2006 and 2007. look at the homeowners rate. it's gone from 64% to 69%. that was crazy and no one said it was crazy at the time. here we are in 2013 and it is floated down to i think it's 64. where do you think it's going and he

... - but this wasn't really about meredith, was it? - i asked you if it was okay if i asked her out. you said-- and i quote-- "my good sir, nothing would make me happier than to hand you the hand of the hand once in my hand." i specifically remembered it because you said it in such a weird way. - well, the only reason i said that is 'cause you asked me so politely... and it was very difficult for me to say no. - i'll let this slide. but i expect you to put this whole erin thing behind you. - michael, why are you here? - somebody told me that i romanticize relationships. - you know, we all do that. - i have herpes. - what? did you have that while we were together? - i just found out today. it's... it's right there. - oh. oh. what, that's what you're talking about? - mm-hmm. i'm sorry. - did you have a doctor check it out? - i'm between specialists right now. - yes. yes, michael. actually, you do make a bigger deal out of things than you need to. you proposed to me on our fourth date. - well, i believe in love at first sight. - well, so

both were convicted but later acquitted in the murder of roommate meredith kutcher.alled drug fueled sex games. knox has repeatedly denied any role in kircher's murder. italy's supreme court decided it wanted the case reviewed again due to what it called inconsistencies. knox served four years of a 26-year sentence before italian authorities released her. today her lawyer say she was watching proceedings closely from her home in seattle. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt has the news live from our new york city newsroom. jonathan, what happened in court today? >> asked to introduce new evidence, evidence related to meredith kercher's cell phone, her computers, and also a pillows that with a found underneath her body. the judge said no to that. minuscule amounts of d.n.a. on a knife. prosecutors have always said that knife, you see there, is the murder weapon and the d.n.a. on it ties amanda knox to it. a former washington state judge. friend of the knox family, he said even if amanda knox is found guilty in this trial, highly unlikely she would ever be e

the family of knox's former roommate meredith kercher are also not present for the start of today's newrial. nbc's keith miller is joining us this morning in florence with details. >> reporter: this is the third time that amanda knox will face trial for murder and violent sexual assault, and it may not be the last. italy's highest court ordered the appeal of knox's not guilty verdict in her last trial, describing the ruling as full of deficiencies, contradiction, and illogical conclusions. and it called for a full review of all the evidence. >> the question for me as an attorney is whether that evidence is now after so many years reliable, whether the chain of custody was properly preserved. >> reporter: it was almost six years ago that knox and her former boyfriend were accused of murdering knox's roommate meredith kercher, an exchange student from england. the brutal killing captured worldwide headlines because knox, appearing like the all-american girl, was accused of participating in a drug-fueled sex game gone wrong. she was found not guilty on appeal after serving four years in pr

she told meredith, "i don't tell my mom i cry." it's a revelatory hour and i'm proud of the show. we are going to make a promise, this time next year, i want to dance with you. come on my show, we can do a fox trot. is that a deal? >> yes. yes. and thank you for your incredible vote of confidence that it be a year from now. >> yes, exactly. >> from your lip to us god's ears. >>> up next, agt crowns its million dollar winner but is the king of all media leaving the show? we ask him the burning question. >> come back howard next year? >>> then, robin williams unleashing the funny on mario. >> never get 3-d porn. >> straight from the set of "the crazy ones." >> me. me. me. me. me. me. >>> plus, why the craziest thing in this j. lo photo suspect this guy, coming up. this guy, coming up. i this guy, coming up. n; this guy, coming up. t this guy, coming up. this guy, coming up. this guy, coming up. this guy, coming up. this guy, coming up. this guy, coming up. i this guy, coming up. sn this guy, coming up. ' this guy, coming up. t this guy, coming up. trend, no makeup self-if i from >>>

but captain tom meredith passed away recently. he was a terrific guy. a many of our captains have, he served in the armed forces in the marines in the 1940s and he's been running boats his whole life. and he is very fond fixture as part of our fisherman's wharf heritage and will be missed greatly. so, i'd just like to remember him during my executive director's remarks. and that concludes my executive director report. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner adams. >> first of all, director moyer, really appreciate your report. and also to the attorney, it' really good the relationship between ilw and the port continues to grow. clearly that's great. not only for the community, but the port. and hopefully with this labor day celebration the community will come out clearly. the port belongs to every citizen of san francisco. i'd like to update my other commissioners. on july 19th, myself and jim malony of mayor [speaker not understood] took supervisor scott wiener, gave him a tour of the harbor. supervisor wiener was really impressed. he ha

the lawyers for amanda knox asked today for new tests to be allowed on meredith kercher's cell phone,n a computer, on a pillow. the judge said no but did agree to new tests on minuscule amounts of dna found on that night, believed to be the murder weapon in the meantime, meredith which i's family wrote a letter to the judge today. her sister pleading for what he said the dignity of truth for marry kerr -- meredith kurcher. >> stand by. house speaker john boehner discussing the senate's demanded. >> no special treatment for anyone. as the speaker indicated, this administration, this president, has provided special treatment and carveouts and exceptions under obamacare for big business, for special interests, and, yes, it has provided a carveout for members of congress. our position is very clear. no special treatment for anyone. we all live under the laws equally applied. >> very short and simple today. we'll pass a bill that funs government. but the question rests with ari reid two questions. will he treat individual americans the same as he wants to treat big business? and secondly,s

do you agree with meredith? >> look.ot richer. >> they are not enjoying themselves as much as they used to. banks have more capital. much safer. we're talking about concentration. is it right that jpmorgan chase is such a huge element of the u.s. economy. would it be better with smaller banks with more influence. >> they are not leveraged like they were. the whole issue of the catch phrase of too big to file are they still too big to fail. because they have so much money on hand and they are not as leveraged and they don't have that same collapsing quality to them. i think that's the key difference for the positive. >> but they've gotten bigger in the financial crisis they consolidated. they haven't gotten bigger because they have grown. >> doesn't matter. they are still bigger and huge concentration of money in a handful of institutions. it's a fact of the balance sheet. >> absolutely. it's interesting because the large banks, their loan balances are contracting and the mid-size and smaller banks their loan balances are

they know what the secret is and meredith is one of the good things.t larger, have an impact. that's a perfect example of what you can do. this is not a boutique business. this is a real business they established there. the enormous amount of pride they have is inspiring as well. stewart and elizabeth are two new yorkers that are friends of ours. their family is involved in it. it's that kind of thing around the world that you begin to build hope as well as the kind of business model that you need to give those countries their own economy. >> and meredith you can encourage other people that don't think they can make a difference to get in there and roll their sleeves up. >> absolutely. it is a simple idea. but there are lots of ways in which people can earn living for themselves and i think if you think about the things you're passionate about and what you're able to impart to other people, it's an easy thing. >> this is a skill you learned as a little girl and you brought to africa. i love tom that you were flying the flag. the "today" show hat was on

month, we'll post discussion questionses, thring -- link to the interviews. booktv continues with meredith whitney. she talk about the relative nonimpact of the housing crisis in north dakota, indiana, and texas. .. >> the stock's eight 7% the ceo was fired a few days later and she became instantly renowned around the rubbishy has been around a lot longer. in 2005 you put out a report about the housing market we were headed for subscribe to the we just loaded up on so much debt that we were headed to unprecedented credit losses in 2005 well before anyone said the word bubble with the housing market after college 2007 she went on to make other calls about ups and lehman brothers said bank of america. i don't think hsbc. [laughter] but that landed near death on our cover of "fortune" magazine in 2008. things have not been the same for her since i would say but after that to turn the focus on another area of the economy of the trouble zone of stay in municipal finances working on a report in 2010 called tragedy of the comments how this was the next big danger area in that those that had over

meredith just taught us a very important lesson, kids. it's rude to interrupt people. greenzo get real here for a second? did you know that there are people out there with the power to heal mother gaia, but they're paralyzed by greed? i'm talking about big companies and their two-faced, fat cat executives. aah! what is he doing? stay calm. did you kids know that we could actually end global warming in five years, if we just raised taxes on the super-rich by just 2%? wow, is that true? it doesn't matter if it's true. he works for that money. we've lost control of greenzo. [whispering] i knew we should have gone with angie harmon. (greenzo) kill trees? hey, liz. ugh. look, obviously what happened in your bed last night was a violation. so much hair. sorry, she likes me natural. listen, i am glad that you're back with paula. but when are you moving out? no, no, no, liz. i can't move out. look, paula and i got married our sophomore year. she was pregnant 20 minutes into the first date. this is the first chance we've had to just...be a couple. and our relationship has never

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meredith will continue tomorrow on her goingle hangout leave on friday.ht here on nb tr. >>> we will take a turn now. matt was in las vegas. discuss. >> a quick trip. i had a boys night with justin timberlake. right now he is hotter than ever. two movies coming out, a new album and about to go on tour. despite his busy schedule, he was able to find time with us. we caught up with him at caesar's palace before his new movie "runner runner." . it's if world according to tim bherlake. >> the entertainment industry right now seems to be giving you anything you want. what will you do with the luxury this. >> you owe it to yourself to don't speak until have you something to say. i owe it to myself to, to, you know, to seize the moment. >> i don't deserve this award, but i'm not going to give it back. >> the man who won an mtv lifetime achievement award at just 32. >> i'm only 32, but i worked for two-thirds of my life. >> a mousketeer at 11 and front man for in sync. before moving on to a breakout solo career. and building some serious acting chops. >> you didn

meredith kercher, that family remains coinced that they are indeed guilty. the appeal centered largely on aftersue of dna evidence testimony came from experts who trashed the performance of italian forensic police. they called the collecting of samples very poor. >> pope francis announces two of declaredcessors to be , it is appeared as a move to unite catholics from around the world. for the benefit of our viewers from around the world, tell us more about these former popes. >> hope john xxiii died a long roman 23-- hope john johne -- hope --pope roman 23 died a long time ago, supposedly he had a sense of , bringing the roman catholic church to the modern world. the decision of pope francis with the pope from poland, the great world traveler, bringing him into communism in eastern thepe, representing progressive and the conservative together is unprecedented. do you think of that is what he is doing echo >> absolutely. we are expecting hundreds of thousands of pilgrims to come to rome for this ceremony. what will be interesting of that there will be another

knox was found guilty of killing 21-year-old meredith kercher in 2009, but she won an appeal the 2011nd she was released and she returned to the united states. but the case is being tried again after italy's highest court noted contradictions and interconsistencies in the first trial. knox is not planning to return to florence, but she could be asked to testify via video link. she maintains her innocence in this case. >>> we had a gorgeous sunday >>> we had a gorgeous sunday today, didn't we? today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >>> heavy rain and strong winds caused severe flooding and power outages in the seattle area today. take a look at this. the heavy rainfall caused flooded streets and road closures. wind gusts also knocked down trees and power

those stories and much more on 11 news following meredith vieira's >> the moon was amazing last night. 2013e full harvest moon of , not quite full tonight, but you can still get it. tonight, 80 degrees. sunny skies tomorrow. then we have to pick up showers on saturday. rain that we desperately need comes through in the afternoon and evening. it is out of here before kickoff on sunday for the ravens. it will work out. 73 degrees on sunday. dryden beautiful weather on monday and tuesday. >> you've got a make everybody happy. >> thank you for joining us, everybody. >> nbc nightly news with brian williams is up next. we will see you back here tonight 11:00. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

italy, now, the retrial of amanda knox is getting under way for her alleged role in the death of meredithercher. knox is not there. here's a look inside the courtroom. she's home in seattle. two years ago, italy's highest court overturned her murder conviction after she spent nearly 4 years in prison i. she still suffered from panic attacks and post traumatic stress disorder. >> h how kr v you changed? >> my family was expecting the old amanda back. which is the old -- amanda back. i'm not quite as chirpy anymore. >> no new evidence or witnesses are likely in this retrial. but what is possible is that the only person serving a sentence for the crime could take the stand. he admitted to police that he was at the crime scene. >>> deadly bacteria blamed for nine deaths in florida. health officials are warning people not to eat raw or undercooked shell fish. anyone with a wound or broken skin is twoornd stay out of the water. >>> the family of a 24-year-old los angeles dodgers fan killed last week in san francisco is now asking for the public to help out in this case. jonathan denver's family

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as for meredith kaercher's family, they remain here in the united kingdom.inful this all must be for them. chris, kate. >> thank you for the reporting. obviously, a different point for the boy, he's a citizen. double jeopardy, here you only get tried once for things. whatever happens, happens. the u.s. does not avail its citizens to extradition treaty where double jeopardy is not respected. as the local profess roar pointed out, the italian system is different for better or womplts you have standard of review up four, five levels. >> it's not as unusual as it appears here over will. >> legal experts say they don't believe in this situation that the u.s. would send amanda knox back. but it is not a done deal. that's why there is so much anxiety from her, her family and those who care about her because, you know, she doesn't know what her future holds. >> she's not going anywhere near that country. she can do anything about it. that's for sure. coming up next on "new day," on the eve of the rollout of obamacare. what you need to know before signing up. >> sign

meredith got a look at the century's old inner sanctum years ago. >> kate has been overseeing the whole>> it's taken a long time and reportedly more than $2 million, much of it taxpayer money, to renovate what was once princess margaret's home. that meant installing a new kitchen, all sure to be in perfect shape for the family in the same palace where william and harry grew up and were frequently naughty and shared happy memories. >> my room was right next door to the nursery. it was a very happy atmosphere t in the nursery and william will want to replicate that atmosphere where ever possible with his children. it will be fantastic. >> yeah, kind of like you guys turned studio 1-a into a palace. but also this month is the christening of baby prince george in the same place where queen elizabeth i prayed before battling the spanish armada and where princess diana's body lay for a week after she died. and they think there will be a tribute to diana during the christening. >> all right. michelle could s michelle thank you so much. we have steals and deals discounts for our viewers. clothe

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judge agreed to run additional dna tests on the kitchen knife believed to have been used to kill meredith kercher in 2007. the new trial was ordered for knox and her former boyfriend in march. knox is not in court. she's free in the u.s. and has no plans to return to italy. >>> we check on how things are going on wall street coming up. plus, when you hear about new jury line fees it's -- airline fees it's bad news. one rging ] [ daughter ] hi mom. hey honey, the trip's great, very relaxing. are you sure you can't make it? but you come every year! you could be playing bingo right now! woooo! and there's movie night -- you love movies! [ laughs ] sorry honey, can't hear you -- bad connection. love you! [ laughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] bold flavors for the bold hearted -- progresso heart healthy soup. >>> stocks still remain down as investors worry not only about the looming government shutdown tonight but also a likely standoff of the nation's borrowing limits in a couple of weeks could push the nation to a default. >>> there are reports twitter will make its initial public offering by frida

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meanwhile meredith kercher's family remains here in the united kingdom. her brother today submitted a letter to the court saying their parents are too ill to attend the trial. we can only imagine how difficult this must be for them. carol? >> erin mclaughlin, thank you so much, reporting live from london. >>> checking other top stories, ntsb investigators are on the scene of a plane crash at the santa monica airport. no one survived. there's no word how many people were on board but the jet can carry up to nine people. >>> more than a dozen car bombs exploded on crowded streets in baghdad this morning. reuters says the attacks killed at least 54 people. more than 100 others were wounded. the attacks appear to be targeting predominantly she "headline news tonight" muslim neighborhoods. >>> pope john xxiii and john paul ii will be declared saints april 27th. to become a saint a person needs to lead a holy life and perform two miracles. >>> in money news, bank fees have been spiking for 15 straight years, this according to "usa today" and bankrate.com. both

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knox is getting underway in florence teed for her alleged role in the murder of british student meredith kercher. two years ago, italy's highest court overturned her murder conviction and the 26-year-old returned home to seattle. after spending nearly four years in prison. no new evidence or witnesses are likely in the retrial. knox says she still suffers from panic attacks. the family of a 24-year-old l.a. dodgers fan who was killed in san francisco last week is asking for the publics help. they were handing out flyers outside of the dodgers game asking for witnesses to the incident to come forward. aditi roy has more. >> reporter: a father makes a plea for information in his son's death. >> a plea to the public asking that anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forward. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a family night at the ballpark. 24-year-old johnthan denver was stabbed to death near at&t stadium after police say he group got in to an argument with a group of giants' fans after the game. >> there was a back and forth about the giants-dodger rivalry, which deteriorated

she and her then boyfriend were accused of killing knox's roomate meredith kercher. back in the u.s. knox reenrolled in college, found a new boyfriend, and wrote a book. but then this spring, a crushing blow. the italian supreme court ordering a retrial. knox told diane, it was incredibly painful news. >> i felt like, after crawling through a field of barbed wire and finally reaching what i thought was the end, it just turned out that it was the horizon. >> reporter: knox has always said she's innocent. that she's not the sex-fueled murderess she was made out to be. but she's still refusing to return to italy for her retrial. >> i have plenty to fear because i was already imprisoned wrongrully, i was already convicted wrongfully. >> reporter: if knox is convicted again, italy could ask the us to force her to return. >> what are the changes that italy could seek the extradition? >> extradition is 90 percent politics and ten percent law. >> reporter: knox will now defend herself from the safety of seattle. >> not ever going to accept the idea that anyone can say that i

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it will be her fourth trial for the murder of knox's british college roommate meredith kerber in theucha in 2007. it's been a long road. an appeal court controversily overturned the verdict largely on the grounds of bungling by investigators and the prosecution. the victim had had her throat cut but the murder weapon was never found and the dna evidence was inconclusive. yet if anyone thought the ordeal for knox and the kercher family was over, it wasn't. they ordered a retrial for what they called efficiency, logical conclusions of an appeal court ruling. from the safety of seattle, amanda knox is still protesting her innocence but says the wheels of justice can grind on slowly without her. she will not go back to lit. >> italy. >> i'm doing everything to prove my insoens. i think it's very sad that that's what it's come to. the justice is about the prosecution of proving guilt of someone and it shouldn't be up to me whether or not i get to live my life free. >> reporter: there's no real risk in knox's decision. the italian court can hold her in content but that wouldn't affect her