"i met him on the internet." how did you meet her? >> the internet, ma'am. >> judge judy: tell me how that worked. >> basically, we met -- >> judge judy: not "basically." "basically" is a filler word. >> me and latoya met on

. >> we met courtney modacet, 6:30 a.m. in westfield, indiana. perched outside the door for a 7:00 p.m. event. what possessed you to come here, 12 1/2 hours early for the trump rally. >> my kids are going to this. and, i grew up with my family loving trump. >> modacet like many trump voters we met in dozens of interviews. until trump came along. politics meant next to nothing. >> unfortunately, this is sad to say. this is the first time that i voted. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. >> trump's vis has been raucous, caustic, insulting and divisive. cindy lyons from jackson, mississippi. straight forward way that he communicates. >> has he ever spoke so plainly that you kind of cringed. >> i understand what is behind what he is saying. >> richard mackey from londonerry, new hampshire. >> you don't make $1 billion being an idiot. so he, i think he is smart enough to run the country. three for $10. >> trump is also the voice of a part of america that has given up on the two party. and the system. one that smells corruption everywher

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top selling item on the mets fan fear site. the ability to sell his gear was actually part of the contract. when we come back, i'll have another check on your tuesday forecast. plus: the head of one of the largest banks in america... is now taking the blame. later today... the chief of "wells fargo" heads to washington... to deal with ((dave)) making headlines across america: an oklahoma family is calling for justice... after another deadly police shooting... of an unarmed black man. and police have just released dash- cam video showing that man... with his hands apparently raised in the air. that's "terence crutcher" with the arms raised. but his hands or obey their commands after they found him and his stalled car in the middle of a road friday night. one officer tased him -- while another fired her gun... killing the 40-year old father of four. the tulsa police chief called the footage "disturbing"... and asked the justice department to review the case. the chief executive of wells fargo is heading to washington today... to

the mets stop on incredible final play.t deep to right-center field with the loss the mets remain in a three-way tie with the giants and the cardinals in the national league wild-card race. the mariners in the blue jays battled it out in extra innings. seattle would come away with a win on robison kid knows five the 12th inning for a two to one victory. mariners win and tighten the wild-card race. seattle remains two games behind the orioles are wild-card spot. that is your latest for sport. nicole: today is the very first day of fall. donald's japan taking the pumpkin crates to a whole new level. restaurants are selling pumpkin chocolate french fries. the fries are drizzled with chocolate and pumpkin sauce just in time for halloween. we will see whether the u.s. will get to try this out. cheryl: pumpkin sauce on french fries? anyway, interesting. first, a look at u.s. futures. we've had another strong kickoff to our market. dow putting higher by 41. s&p, nasdaq as well. oil watching the contract after the fed decision to n

jim: bowman in his minor league career coming up through the mets system. almost exclusively a starting a lot of times it is difficult for a contending team to carry a rule five draft pick. you take a maker in the rule five draft, he has to stay on your major league roster the entire year or you have to offer him back to the team you drafted him from. so, that's an easy thing for teams not in contention. you prefer to carry a guy who might not be major league ready but they identified this guy as ready to contribute and he's had a nice year. len: hector rondon a few years ago was a rule five pick taken by the cubs. shallow center but it will hold up for grichuk. jim: 30-man roster -- 40-man roster they can protect and then in that rule five draft, players have to have a certain amount of eligible to be drafted. so, people can be drafted and players can be drafted on the february roster and they have to be kept in triple-a. len: good timing because last year prior to 2015, willson contreras was exposed to that rule five draft. he remained in the organization

i met with farmers, growers, i met with folks from costco and whole foods. it is a partnership between folks who understand the stakeholder model of governance. stakeholders are best served -- shareholders are best served when all stakeholders are well served. when i go to costco -- my costco card is so old, i had hair when i had that card. and when i buy strawberries at costco, i am excited about the fact that the person who picked those strawberries was treated fairly, can feed his or her family, is not breathing pesticides. that is the stakeholder model of governance. we need to scale it, barbara. while i see this, i also meet people like the woman i met in the fight for 15 movement in detroit. and the night before i met her she and her three kids slept in her car because their rat-infested apartment was declared uninhabitable. i see america at its best and there are days when i see america at its worst. but i have an unrelenting optimism. the wind is at our back and we need to make sure that this wind at our back results in shared prosperity for everyone

when i left the met that evening, i told mr. brown, i want to get to the met someday. that's what i'm going to do, i'm going to sing at the met. >> reporter: that is exactly what he did. gruen threw himself into the study of opera and after graduate school entered a national competition at the met. he won! ? >> reporter: and, tonight, he is back, opening in a do you ever just stop and think, wow? i can't believe this? >> even arriving a couple of weeks ago in new york to start rehearsals, i woke up in my apartment and sort of pinched myself thinking, like, i'm going to go to work at the metropolitan opera. >> reporter: and you're going to continue to doing it? >> i am. the dream is not finished. ? >> reporter: now denise graves who was, obviously, an inspiration to green is opening and so will green's new wife irene. he and irene got married earlier this year. his mother is planning to attend a later performance. i think that relationship is still a work-in-progress. what an incredible journey he's had. gayle? >> with such a happy ending. guess what. january, i want to

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turning to the mets game.josÉ reyes began with a two-run home run to tie the game at 6 but it was cabrera who hit a 3-run shot to right-center field for 9-8 victory for the new york mets. the mets are tied with san francisco in wild card race and the cardinals half a game back. and over in the american league here is your wild card update headed into the weekend with the tigers victory over the twins, detroit moves ahead of baltimore by half a game to fight wild card spot. toronto remains in the lead with houston a game and a half back and seattle sits two games back. new york yankees are three games behind a wild card spot. cheryl: all right, we have a lot coming up. the latest of protests in charlotte as marchers defy a midnight curfew. donald trump offering some of his solution for anticrime agenda. >> something that they should absolutely be doing and doing it quickly. cheryl: and it could be the biggest cyber-attack ever, yahoo saying hackers stole personal data of more than 500 million users, we will tak

in trying to understand how they deal with the specter of never being free again, we've met some of our most memorable characters, and recorded some of our most dramatic footage. >> i'm serving a life without parole sentence, two life sentences, two 99-year sentences, a 40-year sentence, a 20-year sentence and a 10-year sentence. all together. >> at the time of our visit, bobby gilbert had been at alabama's holman correctional facility for only four years. but he first landed in prison at the age of 18. he told us how a minor dispute over money led him to murder an acquaintance from his town. >> basically told me only way i could get my money would be over his dead body, you know. i was hot-headed then, so that's how i got it. >> how much money did he owe you? >> he owed me $36. and i paid $37 for the gun i killed him with. so, you know -- >> once behind bars, gilbert's violent temper led to numerous other crimes. including stabbing another inmate to death. this time for much less than $36. but gilbert made it clear to us, in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> everybody wants

met urkle. >> in person. >> did i do that? the actual winner of the night, though, was the olympic gymnast, hernandez, killing it to the theme of "duck tales", which, by the way, the 16-year-old admitted she's actually never seen. was born? >> i thought it was a classic all kids would know. i guess not. >> guess not. ? ? >> tonight, clearly, you were alive when it came out. >> speaking of shows, some of us remember, and others don't -- oh, i know the whole theme. i know the theme to the next one, by the way. >> you do? stellar performance by show business icon who showed us all that she's takes. >> the oscar, golden globe, tony, and grammy award winning actress appeared yesterday at beauty and the beast in new york, and check out her live performance of the song. ? not a one prepared ? ? beauty and the beast ? every a surprise ? >> sounds great. 90-year-old lansbury less than a month from 91 voiced mrs. potts. >> sounds like she did then, 25 years ago. >> unbelievable. it's great. i get chills. sounds the same. >>> all right,

did they have to be met? >> they had to be met. >> reporter: what did it result in? >> termination. >> reporter: he says branch managers were aware they used >> there was definitely, i'm going to turn a blind eye, you do what you need to do to meet that quota. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for chase bank disputed some of garza's claims and telling cbs news we don't have formal quotas that, if not met, would result in termination. adding any manager who would encourage a illegal activity and create a negative culture would be terminated. >> they have to sell as much as they can at all costs. >> reporter: jude conte works at the national employment law project and acquires numbers. it cited bankers from a variety of financial institutions all with similar stories, saying managers pushed workers to meet almost impossible goals and to ignore it when with consumers say no. >> it's a scary concept for the consumers and scary concept for the employees who are forced to engage in hard-sell techniques to push products that people don't really need. >> reporter: people don't nece

earlier today, donald trump was in mexico where he met with the mexican president and the two men met with the media afterwards and among the responses to that event, this statement from hillary for america chair john podesta quoting from part of it. donald trump has made his outlandish policy of forcing america -- mexico to pay for the giant wall a piece of his campaign. but the first opportunity to make good on his offensive campaign promises, trump chuck. -- choked. in this statement, jason miller from the campaign was saying part ofs was the first the discussion and relationship builder between mr. trump and president of nato. that would have been inappropriate. that theyrprising hold different views on this issue and we look forward to continuing the conversation. mr. trump in phoenix, arizona. a speech on immigration coming up about 10 minutes from now here on c-span. you will have it for you as soon as it gets underway. in the meantime, we're going to show you that event from mexico city, at least part of it where the mexican president joined a donald trump speaking to the medi

>> i met her at the met ball in 2014. so it was shortly after i'd won the oscar. and it was my first met ball. and we were at the boom boom >> the boom boom room? >> jimmy: i don't get invited to those things. >> it's the standard hotel. anyway, we were there. my friends were like, there comes beyonce! then i turned and she's coming towards me. and it was her and solange. she said, me and my sister were geeking out, hi, i'm beyonce. and i was like, uhh! what kind of world is this where beyonce is coming to introduce herself to me? oh my goodness, it was amazing. >> jimmy: it's pretty right? >> yes. >> jimmy: beyonce has an effect on especially women, it seems, that's like nothing i've ever seen. my wife, every time -- she went to see beyonce last weekend, she came home, she seemed disgusted with me. [ laughter ] >> i was really disgusted with a friend of mine who insisted taking the photo. she was so drunk, she could barely hold the camera in one place. and i was like, please give the camera to someone else. and she wouldn't let me take it. she took this photo. th

night, very special, grace vander wall from new york won america's got talent, you might recall we met with her, when she auditioned. she got verified but her dreams came true. >> thank you so much, i am so grateful for everyone's love and support, and oh, my gosh. >> when someone goes missing, every hour that goes by, could mean the difference between life and death, i met with an elite group of rescuers, their secret weapon to a speedy recovery -- this. >> my dog is an air scenting dog, he does not need a piece of clothing from the missing person to. , what he does, when i tell him to start looking for a person, he looks for any human scent that is out there. >> new jersey search and rescue squad are an all volunteer organization, 8 members of the teateam met me in the woods fora training simlations. i put on my helmet, they gave me a survival kit, we got start is. but first an action plan. >> i need to know who the subject is, and whether that subject has any mental deficits, if that is not the case, we see how old the subject is. it the subject is a child there are different parame

this people he met tailgating. and people he met in st. louis with an away game, they are all now part of this group. it has been this way. not just because of today that it has been that way. >> reporter: he was killed in the line of duty last may, and he never missed a cardinals game. >> he never missed a game. >> reporter: this is the first tailgate game without him. >> things that met the most, >> reporter: family and football. >> we are all connected. it is weird. we would not have met each other if it was not for him. >> he would have been part of that toast. we did that a couple times throughout the game. he would've been right there in the middle. he would have been holding up his red cup. it is a sad day he's not here to do it. i know he is looking down. he would want us to carry on into this. >> reporter: this is not the outcome that david was hoping for tonight. at something tells me, for someone who has spent a cardinals fan as long as these -- david has will be focus on the next games instead of the now it's time to check in.

in baseball, nats-mets tonight. good guys are in new york to crush the mets' playoff hope. the mets are two games back from the cardinals for the second wild card spot. they have been heating up winning three of the last four. the nats are still on the road. they have just swept the phillies. 7:30 start. a.j. cole takes the mound. at the u.s. open this afternoon, madison keys found herself down 5-1 in the third set to thought all the way back for the win. they called it the greatest comeback of her career. third set tie-breaker 7-5. 4-6. 7-6. one final note nascar dale earnhardt jr. is sitting out the rest of the season. he has been out since july because of a concussion. he missed six races and skip the remaining 12 events as he tries to recover. maureen: wish the best for him. thanks. brian: weather wise. nuisance rain here. clouds, maybe sunshine. spotty showers. it will be cool. biggest effects are felt at the beaches. the winds are gusting to 50-mile-per-hour. saturday, sunday and monday. off and on the showers. not a great weekend for the beach. around here we have ou

the same with "how i met your mother." i feel like i've heard of, um, of barney on "how i met your mother." so i'm leaning toward that, and i'm going to be mad at myself because now i'm going to "ask the audience," and i know i've probably swayed them already, but i think they probably >> okay. >> and i don't, so i'm going to "ask the audience." >> final? >> final answer. >> okay. >> yeah. >> audience, if you would, pick up those keypads, please enter your vote now. [percussive music] ? ? all right, let's take a look at the results and see what the audience has to say. only 93%... >> yeah, yeah. >> said d, "how i met your mother." >> i was leaning that way, but i wasn't totally sure. so, uh, thank you very much for confirming, uh, d, "how i met your mother." final answer. >> you were right, they were right. neil patrick harris is right. $5,000. >> thank you. >> way to go. you're off to a good start. >> thank you, thank you. >> we're coming back to play more "millionaire" right after this. [dramatic music] [dramatic musical

between the nats and mets danny murphy hit safely in every game against the met this year including this 16 game streak. ronaldo lopez against grander son. drives in and jose rae he's on sack fly. that's early hole. met score board using danny espinosa preseason beer pick on the score board. i fully support that. here he is looking baby faced and manpower. that ties game at 1. built then that man comes up again. grande man hitting 184 since all star break and drove in two raingt night night and gets nats in big way. three-run homerer gives mets lead and jay bruce homer makes it 5-1 that is final 5-1 nats lose into two of three in new york. >> headlines final two weeks of nfl preseason is dominated by call inkaepernick. in response the san francisco police department ep asked kaepernick to apologize for his comment. and now santa collara police department is threatening a boycott. >> and speaking out against racial injustice and police brutality. has santa collar a police say they may working the home games. a member from union members to organization say if the organization does not take

i think it is time he met the same level of disclosure that i have for years.defense. chuck schumer who was with clinton at ground zero, disclosed he was recovering from pneumonia. vice president joe biden campaigning in charlotte said there is nothing for voters to worry about. >> hillary's health its good. i have had pneumonia. i have had walking pneumonia. what you do is take antibiotics and rest a little bit. >> charlie rose discussed clinton's health with her husband, former president bill clinton. >> how is secretary clinton? >> doing fine. she, she -- she was even better last night before she went to sleep. had a good night's sleep. she is doing fine. she just got dehydrated yesterday. >> is that what happened? got dehydrated. when you look at that collapse. that individually that was taken. you wonder if it is not more serious. >> no, no. >> than dehydration. >> she has been, well if it is, a mystery to me and all of her doctors. frequently, not frequently, not -- rarely, but on more than one occasion, over the last many, many years, the same sort of th

the mets just tweeting this out... e-s-p-n is reporting that he will participate in the mets instructional league in port one of the met's minor league team is right here in las vegas...the "51s"... but looks like he will be going to florida instead lawmakers from florida are doing whatever they can to show their fellow politicians they need to approve funding to fight the zika virus-- now. florida republican david jolly brought a container of 100 egyptian mosquitoes to the house floor.. to prove how dangerous their situation is. you imagine the fear and anxiety in this chamber if these hundred mosquitoes were outside this jar, not inside this jar? members of congress would run down the hall to get tested. they would spray themselves before coming in here. this is the fear of floridians right here!! senate democrats are upset about provisions in the bill they say will limit funding to planned parenthood. house republicans are meeting tomorrow and say they believe they cange through by the end of the month. right now th

plus the mets are in the hunt for play off spot.would you bring in guy who will be so distractioning even though people won't be in new york you know the media is going to bombard the mets players and the coaches with these idiotic tebow questions. tebow just up and decided to be a baseball player like a month ago. you don't try to be a pro athlete after not playing the sport for a decade. that was the case sixers call me up i was nice in high school. let's not forget this is an insult to the millions of guys trying to play baseball their whole life. yet you go ahead and give a spot to guy who decided to play basically yesterday. tebow the a this point is a complete side show plus he's allegedly already selling signed bats and baseballs. what is that? just absolutely ridiculous every single way. >> are you done? >> i'm done. >> i wasn't sure. okay. >> so mad. >> i know you are. we'll talk about it later. i'll calm you down. >>> this guy is in the slammer because police say he stole thousands of dollars worth of blink from drake's to

president obama met with putin about past russian intrusions. and said he does not want this to escalate into a cyber-arms race. >> margaret brennan. thanks. hillary clinton will return to her campaign on thursday. after being laid low by pneumonia over the weekend. today, president obama appeared for her in philadelphia. and he looked a little bit like a retired athlete thrilled to be back in the game. here is nancy >> and i got whooped here in pennsylvania she whooped me. >> reporter: president obama sought to inoculate clinton about question as but her health. >> you want to debate who is more fit to be our president? one candidate who has traveled to more countries than any secretary of state ever has. has the more qualifications than pretty much anyone who has ever run for this job. and the other, who isn't fit in any way, shape or foreign country abroad and be its commander-in-chief. >> reporter: his comments were just what the doctor ordered for a recouperating clinton who spet the day accepting flower deliveries at her chappaqua, new yor

after that he met with leader of the african american community in philadelphia. polls show trump getting less than ten percent of the african american vote. in the past few days trump tried to increase his out reach to the african american community. >> the moderators tp-frt 3 upcoming debates have been named. >> . >> september 26. co-moderate the second debate october 9 in st. louis. and wallace will moderate the final in las vegas. october 19. >> . in news across america. former stanford university swimmer whose short sentence of. tonight. >> . he walked out early this morning. he was convicted on all counts by a jury in march. but instead of the 6 year sentence recommended by prosecutors. a judge sentenced him to 6 months. turner is expected to return to ohio. police say the they will treat him like anyone else convicted on similar charges. >> . tier 3 offender. repbg registers ery with us. he'll make a visit with us. in the very near future. >> the judge who handled the case transferred from criminal cases to civil court. at his own request. >> . watch this.

i met the man of our life, father of the son and of the baby we are expecting. he is my love, my best friend and the only one that i need. she went on to wish brad and angelina peace in this very >> just who is marion cotillard. >> i really love american movies. >> not only does the french actress look like angelina, she's also an oscar winner and a mom. soon to be raising two kids with her longtime partner. they got together in 2007 and like brad and angie they met on a movie set when he was still married to actress diane kruger. marion is an award-show vet. >> i am very happy. >> in 2008 e.t. was there after cotillard won for la vie enrose. >> to have a nomination among the amazing actresses, it is something huge. >> then she took home the oscar. >> in 2009 the academy awards when brad and angelina were both nominated, marion was there and she presented angie's best actress category. cotillard has always been associated with hollywood's a-list. she won alongside nicole kidman and penelope cruz in "nine." she played leo's wife in inception and owen wilson's lov

i just haven't met you yet ? >> you haven't met michael like this, backstage at his tour. ?? ?? >> his 3-year-old son noah dancing and chilling with the crew. >> you're filming right now? >> the four-time grammy winner and father of two puts it all out there for fans in a one-night only new concert film. ?? >> sharing never before seen footage of his family. wife lucianna gave birth to their second son elias in january. ?? ?? >> and with all that time spent on tour it's no wonder noah is following in his father's footsteps. [ indiscernible ] >> it's such a beautiful thing. >> how great is that when you everywhere you go? buble has a new album on the way and his fiist in three years and it's called nobody, but me and it will drop october 21st. >> his son has a future. we'll be right back. he sounds good. the decadence while on set. it's all at etonline.com. >> primal consideration provided >>> tomorrow is flashback friday and we have a good one for you because we're celebrating the 25th anniversary of "home improvement". >> whatever happened to tim allen's tv sons? we're going to

she met mother teresa as a child.as so excited when our producers said you knew mother teresa, that you met her growing up in calcutta. explain to us how you met her, number one. did you know back then that this day would come, that you were in the midst of a woman who would one day be made a saint? >> reporter: zain, good question. you know, it wasn't just me in calcutta, honestly for anybody who lived here during that time, it was quite common for us to have our lives intertwined with her in some ways simply because she was so accessible. she lived here in the heart of the city. this is her house right behind me, and the doors were always open honestly. anybody could walk in. you could walk in simply to say hello or you could walk in to pray with her no matter what religious background you had. you could ask the nuns to pray for you. she was honestly very, very accessible. i did come here quite a bit because my mother volunteered and continues to volunteer. many times i would tag along with my mother in order to mee

like you guys met. >> what? >> oh, no. that came later. >> tell the story. >> me and dan met at a party, like, back in the day, probably around four years ago, and we'd all played in bands in sydney but dan played a riff. let's start a band together. >> that was it. >>> hell yeah. that was it. >> where did these two guys come from? >> they're the other guys. >> yeah. >> that's it. >> some of the out of focus guys. >> you'll sing in a little bit. elvis we love ya, baby. love you. two italian stallions waiting to cook up -- >> what? i can't wait. >> your local news, hoda, you have to wait. >> don't embarrass yourself! >>> okay. it's booze day, tuesday, everyone. hoping to make your busy nights a little less hectic with five ingredient dinners. today's food team called in twin cooks tony and john alberti. >> antonio and -- >> yes, creators of the blog, the albertitwins.com and today making a pasta that is -- >> all: twintastical! >> that's got joann written all over it. >> it does. >> where you from originally? >> tuscan, an

before that, they hadn't met in two years.he big source of tension was russia's takeover of ukraine. now there's more. the hacking of the democratic national committee, political e-mail systems in the u.s. that led some to believe russia is trying to influence the outcome of the american elections. the white house hasn't pinned the blame officially on russia, but other u.s. officials absolutely have. there is also syria. russia's bombardment working with the assad regime. the u.s. and russia want to try to work together to fight isis, but that hasn't been possible. today is the breakdown of talk was the u.s. and russia trying to establish a cease-fire in syria. this meeting went on longer than expected. it wasn't a formal sit down. it was a pull aside. as the bigger meeting was going on, the two leaders go into a separate room and hash things out for what is a period of time. this went on for 90 minutes. officials said they discussed hacking, but officials did not want to go into detail yet. the president will take questions f