but captain nash, they were so honest. they gave us a map and a flashlight., in essence, said we will attack during the month of ramadan, we will hit soft targets. all we really need to do was look at paris and the horror that happened there. why can't we be more prepared? >> because what started was the disarming of u.s. service personnel in the united states, started during the clinton administration, it was signed into being in the george herbert walker bush administration where we disarmed people. we were concerned about safety and things like that. but that was a different world. as stephen points occupant, it was a different -- out, it was a different world then. we were in ww cold war, and now all of a sudden you've got a spontaneous threat that pops up through one-way blast advertising looking for weak minds or the religiously committed. so you've got both who are popping up spontaneously as these wannabe jihadists where they go out and kill people. and, of course, not only do we have our personnel in these recruiting centers which are outside in publ

. >> and i'm nash. >> and ps so nash walked right up -- >> oh, nice. >> sorry sorry but he is sweat yearnt your gig. >> i kind of do. you get to visit all of these nice places, and i always a.m. told where to go, and just like you, so i think i may be can swing it, i don't know. >> but nash, i want to be a rock star. try to do the ponytail thing. >> aerodromes will come true. >> oh, my gosh, thank you. your voice is as pretty coming out as you are beautiful. so keep -- >> by the way look out there. this is your job! i mean, how crazy is that? >> i take it back, i like my job. >> okay, nash is saying everyone here, we love somers point, thank you thank you. bye, adventurer action water sport people. take me with you. seriously, i don't -- you have a house here? >> soon ill. >> so i'm staying with nash. >> okay. >> there is no need to come back we're fine, it is cool. okay good. >> if she's going to stay there, i wonder if bob is staying? he's been having great time too today. we only have five people for -- we only have five minutes for people to register for the tickets? you got that rig

nash. she he was married to their aunt who her self referred to as mr. nash. a bit of a more formal generation. mr. nash would save money by driving slowly and conserving gas. so if someone including mel harper herself they were driving like mr. nash. i sometimes think i don't have a car in chicago and that's one thing i love about chicago, but if i'm home in wisconsin and driving a car someplace and i'm going slowly i think to myself while i'm driving like mr. nash. that makes me think of harper itself as the name. i think some of you would be familiar with this but maybe not most. whenever i hear that the back comes in england for example have a little daughter, victoria and victoria and david beckham have a little girl named harper or all the many other children that are named harper, i i think of how that name came to be. it really was a thanks to an otherwise forgotten pediatrician who was able to come up with a formula that the three sisters as a baby she was unable to digest formula.

captain nash you made that point earlier, too. you don't know just somebody that went crazy and we're getting some early reports, not enough that we feel comfortable with by the way, about injuries at the scene. we're working to confirm that. in the meantime the organizations and the businesses currently on lockdown include chattanooga state, erlg memorial hospital lee university so we're seeing more reports of different locals being put on lockdown. captain nash if you would stand by we have more information and more guests to get to. >> u.s. senator lamar alexander is aware of the situation already out with a statement saying he's been in touch with federal, state, local officials monitoring it closely. the statement goes on from there. back to michael balboni, former new york city homeland security adviser for new york state. michael, the lockdown situation. you don't let anybody in you don't let anybody out, and you hope that the shooter is not already inside one of the buildings that's locked down? >> so the strategy obviousl

chuck nash. we have to say good-bye. thank you. >> thank you, you bet,. >> breaking now, shocking revelations concerning escaped drug lord "el chapo." mexican lawmaker say he slipped down a tunnel dug into his cell, caught on surveillance cameras 18 minutes passed before prison guards sounded alarm. let's go to fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera live for us in mexico city. >> reporter: hi, heather. you have to see the vast scale of that tunnel to believe it. and you have to see the vast scale of that tunnel to believe that it is almost impossible for that thing to have been built without the active complicity of somebody else besides "el chapo," the notorious drug kingpin, now facing potential death penalty charges in six u.s. courts in california in arizona, texas, florida, illinois and in new york, charges ranging from multiple murder, to drug trafficking, to money laundering but to see how this billionaire, now fugitive dug out of this tunnel is amazing. it was a feat of engineering that is staggering to see

captain nash, let me start with you. talks of a better deal are a fantasy. do you think that is? >> because what they're trying to do is they're trying to sell this thing knowing that the more you look into it, it is like obamacare and that is the worse it gets the more you understand the deal. you take that, layer on top of it legislative malpractice with the corker bill which stands the constitution on its head, you have a real disaster that has put the sovereignty of the united states under that of the united nations there. is no way to sell that without just resorting to bombast. melissa: christians the more details comes out the worse it sounds. one was side deal struck in addition to the original treaty, trying to let the international atomic energy agency get a baseline maybe where they are in the developments so we would have something to compare it to since which have no real information. the other is the fact iranians if we get suspicious get to collect their own samples to submit for testing. i mean just gets more outrageous the more you read it.

diane: nash says his wife was home and noticed a party down the street. >> there were vehicles up and down the street on the service road, even parked in our driveway. diane: beer bottles and empty bottles of our gall the grass. police say it was within this area that they found a man shot around 1:00 a.m. he was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> shocked at first. diane: this man, who did not want to be identified said neighbors called police to complain about the noise before the shooting took place. >> it was a very large party. it's an ongoing issue. diane: we went to the home or neighbors say the party took lace last night. a man at the door declined to comment. we also talked to police today to see if there was a history of noise complaints at this home. we were told they are still working on our request. diane cho, abc. kellye lynn: developing now in d.c., police are hoping this video will help them catch a killer. this is right by minor elementary school. police say 33-year-old darrell grays was shot and killed. no word on whether he was targeted. if you know

officers did arrest a man and they think the here is the and nash sheen knew each other, but respect sure what led to the shooting. >>> turning to our weather now, not bad out there now but there are dangerous conditions headed our way. veronica is in storm center four to tell us more about you the approaching heat wave. >> organizers for this weekend, different things taking place, already trying to get ahead of this letting folks know to make sure they are prepared they hydrate and bring extra water. dining out this evening, it's not bad at all. we are seeing the clouds thin a little bit, dry companies, yes. until we get to very late in the evening, the early part of the night, there could be showers running through 77 to 82 nice, comfortable, pleasant now, but by the time we get to early tomorrow morning the humidity starts to rise get a little sticky and way past uncomfortable and up to oppressi this heat will impact our weekend and when we could even see some storms rolling through here, all in a few. >> thanks, vj. >>> jurors sat through 50 days of testimony and only took a lit

we were always on tour with crosby, stills and nash, manassas, andi gibb. >> jimmy: you were on tournd where he would take his shirt off. and it made my little girl body feel things, you know? and i would get very blushy and weird. so this girl who was babysitting me was like, you need to help him. no, i'm not going to tell him! so she brought me up to him. christina has something to say. and i was like, my favorite part when is you take off your shirt. horrible. 7 years old. it was so wrong. there's nothing right about that scenario, do you understand what i'm saying? >> jimmy: that's really, really weird, yeah. >> that would not fly these days. >> jimmy: that wouldn't have ne flied in those days. >> it was the '70s. >> jimmy: that's really weird, crazy. i remember andy gibb. the song "shadowdancing." >> that's when he took it off! >> jimmy: that's where he took the shirt off. i think i would have gotten excited about that. >> i had a lot of run-ins with pretty interesting people back then. >> jimmy: crosby, stills and nash, did you get tingly from them? >> come on. [ laughter ] >>

and you picked kevin nash. >> absolutely. >> seth: and now i'm gonna show photos of kevin nash, and thenhave logic behind everything. that's why i liked your reddit ama. here is you and kevin. [ laughter ] and here is -- obviously, there's some affection between you guys. [ laughter ] so why did you pick kevin? >> look. i'm not like a ginormous man. but i'm not tiny. and my wife is really tiny. i've always wondered what it felt like to just be held -- >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and to be so small and just like, snuggling and like, be carried away up the stairs and not like i do that to anybody. but -- >> seth: when joe manganiello was here earlier in the week, i went backstage to say hi to him -- this is a true story. i went to give him a hug. and i hugged to high on his body so that when he hugged me lifted me on my toes. [ laughter ] and i was on my toes, and my first thought was embarrassment, but then i just thought, "this is so lovely." [ laughter ] >> yeah. yeah. >> seth: i feel like a woman in a black and white movie from the '50s. >> yeah. >> seth: i feel like not a -- >> did

. >> it is poo nash?hing). >> oh, my gosh. >> like everyone else that has everyone laughing, on the internet, it is going viral. you can see y her main tip stay away from the ocean. >> so apparently she made this video. >> go to the beach go to the beach, you watch the ocean from a distance. okay? please be safe. safety first. please, i don't want to hear nobody from the meat ministry. >> thank you poo nash, the best laugh of the morning. all right we caught up with hometown hero carli lloyd early this morning as she got back to philly. 2:00 a.m., we'll tell you what she has to say days after her world cup win. >> plus, those duck boats, they're popular here in philly. but now someone is calling for them to be taken offer the street. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (husband) let me get this. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of w

several members from the birmingham officer from my knoxville and nash villanova office have responded, as well as intelligence search specialists are here and present working in a collaborative with all of our partners here on the stage today. we are committed to work as a team and to be here. and like the united states attorney said, we will spare no expense to bring this case to closure for the american people. thank you. >> we were listening there to the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of tennessee, william killian speaking earlier on. we have heard from various other law enforcement officials. we heard william killian calling this a terror investigation. we spokes people from the police and the marine corps as well. they are looking for clues for what motivated the gunman that carried out the attack that claimed the lives of four marines. earlier on, counterterrorism officials said there was no evidence toling mohammod youssuf abdulazeez to any terror organization. let's go back to listen to what is being said now. >> because the investigation is still in its early stages,

. >>> a nash flood and a gully is shut down.-foot section col is -- is closed because of a collapse. severe erosion means it's not passable right now. >> it's a big route, we get people on both ends who rely on this every day. >> they plan to shore up the westbound span in a few weeks. they hope to have one lane in use in each direction. >>> they're covered in grime, and other stuff, and they're looking into whether a plan would make a difference. >> it's here every single day. they continue to put it up and we pick it up, we have to keep coming up. >> every day city workers pull about 7 tons of garbage out of sidewalk homeless camps like this one here, and that's the easy part. >> we see a lot of p c's, needles and drug abuse. >> now, they're going to spend $3 million for 18 more street cleanups. >> mostly our alice, in the mission district, in chinatown, south market. >> no one is immune, even in upscale areas, where thousands of tourists get the impression of the city. >> not so good unfortunately. >> what are you seeing here

. >>> tony nash is chef economist for chief intelligence and explains how the slump in china will spillover. if you look at the markets in china, hong kong taiwan and japan. 730 billion was lost today. so what does it mean? it's lost wealth. and i think the potential spillover of this is greater than what is in the headlines over the past week which is grease. china is the second-largest economy in the world. it is the driver of north-east asia and greater ain economies. if you know with this lost wealth in the stock market. that means there's less liquidity in the system in china, and that means people and companies spend less. that can have an impact on asia europe and the states. this is not state government that people look at and say it only effect china >>> turning to greece another financial crisis e.u. leaders set a deadline for a deal on a bail out. if there is none it will cut support to greek banks. prime minister alexis tsipras received applause and cheers as he baulk walked into the parliament of strasburg. dominik gaen is there. in an ig passioned address to parliament, alexis

. >>> tony nash is the chief economist of the consultant for complete intelligence and says the problema yes vote is it puts greece back to where they were before cyprus came into power. >> it's a vote for the state status quo which is what the greeks were against just months ago and so many of the polls are really too weird and too choppy to call so we are really going to have to wait until sunday to have a clear view of what is actually happening. the creditors are in a position where they knew at the time that they were investing in risky assets and there has to be account accountability and had to go back and negotiate and the position stated is they won't do that but greece is a democracy, as far as i know all the countries in eu are democracys so honoring a democratic referendum has to be in the core values of the european union. >>> nigerian government official says boko haram fighters killed 97 people while they were praying. several mosques were targeted wednesday night in the town and it came the day after the group attacked two villages and killed another 48 men and boys befo

jeff nash is a camden county freeholder but he is also taking a leap of faith in this city by leavinga philadelphia law firm to start his own firm here. >> we are hoping that eventually there will be tens of thousands of people living and working in this area. >> reporter: city leaders say this project could sweep in a whole new phase of revitalization but the people paying for the project and the land owners still need to come to an agreement. drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> it is day ten without a pennsylvania budget and the governor says he is willing to explore ideas if it's not done in smoke and mirrors. governor tom wolf says he will listen to ways to eliminate the deficit and increase money for education without raising sales or income taxes. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00" a local teacher locked up. tonight, what police say she was doing inside a parked car that got her arrested. >>> critics in his homeland accuse the pope of not doing enough during a period called the dirty war. next, how a dna test changed a woman's life 36 years later and her feelings about pope francis. >>>

nash carter wants the ban to be lifted. the official announcement could come later this week.ior u.s. officials say all military branches will have six months to determine the details of how to integrate transgender troops. >>> we have new video today of the manager and owner of the pot shop in east san jose raided last week. both appeared in court today. since may, we have been investigating their marijuana dispensary called san jose organics. our undercover cameras captured the business violating city rules, including selling to underage customers. santa clara county judge, javier alcaliforniaa set bail at 250 each. the manager is set to be released tonight. owner, ben lew, set to be released tomorrow morning. as of this morning, the shop is closed. >>> a rise in gang crime means a new gang strategy in san jose including sending out the elite s.w.a.t. team on patrol. i'm damian due heo live at police headquarters. >>> i'm scott budman. after a spike in gas prices we talked to the experts to find out what's next. we'll tell you about prices coming up. >>> and good afternoon.

for several weeks and i do publish multiple books i have published several books together with the nash to susan and reunited with many of our people as i move around stowe -- show with longevity so your relationship with your authors is important you hope they will move with you and follow you from house to house them largely has been the case and does require patience. editors have to be patient because sometimes it could take years to get a book out of somebody. a good example is arthur brooks from the american enterprise institute. before he was made president he already published the was very interested to have a long conversation end then he was too busy bin now five researchers later i have a book coming out in july. and i hope it will open up the new kind of discourse to counter the left brain focus of the conservative movement for their right to brain element of book is say bookend to of famous volume called "the conservative mind". and to publish the conservative party. arthur's idea is that with those that can best be achieved so it is the brilliant subversive i am looking fo

last phillies start tore do that was jim nash in 1972. >>> now we know who team u.s.a. will play for the world cup in vancouver rematch of the 2011 finals against japan. japanese women won it on a heart breaker for english team. game tied, and england's laura bass set tried to kick the ball out of bound but it went over the goalie's hit hit the cross bar and in, england loses, the goal two-one was the final in favor of japan. >>> first day of nhl free agency flyers signed a backup for steve mason in goal. goalie michael neuvirth agreed to a two year deal yesterday. the 27 year-old played for both sabres and islanders last season. gm ron hextall says it could be one of their own moves this off season given the team's limited cap space but hextall is building the team in his image, let's go flyers. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" iconic packing material bubble wrap, welshing it is getting a make over, big changes coming up. >>> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. we will be right back. >>> here's your morning headlines, search resumes for a swimmer w

feels like 88 right now in nash nashville and all of that heat will be billowing in from the south andest over the weekend. so tomorrow watch for those thunderstorms. could be any time spotty in the afternoon and then on sunday, it feel like 100 degrees i mentioned that heat advisory earlier from noon to 6:00 hottest par of the day on sunday. monday still hot and humid. with a chance for thunderstorm. here's a look at our comfort index over the next few days how hot will it feel? steamy tomorrow. sunday is the worse that's when we get up into the unsir rabble change with dew points approaching 80 in few spots. monday oppressive and tuesday not much better at all. so feature feels like temperatures tomorrow afternoon 98 is what it will feel like at 4:00 p.m. sunday is even worse. it will feel like around 100 degrees at the height of the another afternoon. overnight tonight talking about going down to 70. warmer than recent nights a couple of showers late or toward the early morning hours. saturday hot and humid with a shower or storm with 99. same story down the shore 83 degrees with a

tony nash is the chief economist of the consultantcy firm complete intelligence, he joins me live fromre. good to have you with us. first of all if this is the last day of campaigning and it seems, of course, people seem very -- it seems like the yes camp has picked up momentum. why? >> i think people are just looking for a semblance of normal situation. i think the problem with the yes vote is it puts greece back where they were before mr. tsipras came in to power. it's a vote for the status quo which is what the greeks were very vehemently against months ago. so many of the polls are really too weird and too choppy to call. we have to wait until sunday to have a clear view of what's actually happening. >> let's take the no stair scenario. what happens if greeks vote no? do you think creditors will actually come back to negotiate a new deal which rolls back some of the austerity? >> i think they would have to him the creditors are in a position where they knew at the time that they were investing in risky assets and there has to be accountability for their risk appetite. and so they w

there was a lot of work and as everybody knows they have a precocious trip sort of like nash was out the korean war and mockingbird is taking the 1930s but what he was talking about is the racial turmoil. this is an extensively. they come come within a old town that was come with an old account of the tie your old town that when i first knew it. they talk about the live oaks on the square. that is the adult she's walking back reminiscing. >> this is just a straight from the original. if you tell the story from the vantage point of a 9-year-old girl. they are not going to overhear the conversation on things like that but if you can take an adult in the wisdom in hindsight the children get put into some dangerous circumstances with the mob running her backyard that might. but they ensure that is the summer and that is when they met >> there is the adult narration. >> exactly. it's an adult narration to the film so it's good to be interesting. she told him that to kill a mockingbird was i think what it called together from an earlier manuscript and the priest and in short stories set in

it has the nice trick of nash being about the korean war but talking about the vietnam war. "to killing a mockingbird" is talking about the 1930's but was talking about the racial turmoil in the south in the '50s. right. you can see the voices in third person and first. this is from "to killing a mockingbird" and this is 9-year-old scout. macomb was an old town but a tired old town and in rainy weather the streets turn today red slop the court house sagged into the square somehow it was hotter then. a black dog suffered on the day, flies in the sweltering shade. that is the adult. >> guest: she is looking back and remanence the behavior. >> guest: whether they caught it or it deserves a purpose is a coin toss. if you tell the story from the vantage point of a 9-year-old girl there is a lot they cannot see and hear. but if you can take an adult looking back they add wisdom, behind -- hindsight and reassurance all will be well. they run into dangerous situations with the mob, running through backyards, someone firing a shotgun over their head. but she comes back and reassures

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he's had several run ins with the flaw new hampshire even failing up to show up for arraignment in nasheven got the horse out of the barn. >> stealing a horse is pretty out there. that's um, why would you want to steal a horse? >> reporter: that's a question hollis police want answered too. they found tap pin who took a gatorade from the refrigerator according to the horse's owner walking down the road. tap pin scene in this mug shot was arrested. >> he'll get what's comeing to him for trying to steal a horse that wasn't his. >> reporter: he did finally after three minutes get up on to the horse. but after all of this effort he's not sitting pretty. now, facing several charges. >> not worth it. um, definitely not worth it. >> tap pin is charged with theft, trespass and another crimes. he is out of jail on bail but due back in court next month. not too smart. >>> um-um. >>> brace yourself we're about to introduce to you colorado's most promising little artist. she's only two years old but aniston farmer has already seemingly perfect add new hobby. her mom says she was nursing her son whe

the russian government is looking to the east to their nash ours in china, charles stratford has the story. >> 25-year-old connie lieu is on holiday in moscow here with a group of fellow chinese tourists and is loving it. >> it's nice. constructions are beautiful >> it's the height of the tourist season. but there's no longer the mix of foreigners here there used to be. the russian tourism industry said the deterioration in relation with the west means fewer are coming to russia these days. for the first time last year the chinese was the largest group of foreigners to visit russia. more than a million visit russia last year and half were tourists on holiday. this group are spending their last day in moscow. have come to the park to see the soviet architecture and memorabilia. the women posed for photos in front of a monument depicting the former states. with fewer westerners coming, the russian tourism industry is focussing on attracting visitors from asia, and china in particular. chinese tourists coming in groups don't need a visa. this is one of around 15 hotels accredited by chi

. >> that was chat 92 goo poo nash's shark tips.the video on her way to church after hearing the news of the latest person bitten by a shark. her main tip you heard don't go in the water. the video now has more than 9 million views on her facebook page. >> yeah, you actually said this last week. that was your tip. >> i think i did. >> you weren't as quiet as entertaining as she is. >> i didn't make a video. >> another starry sealed who is also appearing in the smash hit empire and what that says about the plot line. >> plus there are countless gadgets and apps to keep you fit but are they working? the simple technology to make sure you don't cheat on your health. >> two girls attacked in a public park jumped and beaten by a group of teen girl. police are trying to figure out who these kids are why they attack. >> fox's ingrid kelly talked to the victim's family and want to see these teens brought to justice. >> i just want to know why. >> 16-year-old brianna has just arrived for a doctor's appointment in saint claire shores. her inj

. >> that was chat 92 goo poo nash's shark tips.the video on her way to church after hearing the news of the latest person bitten by a shark. her main tip you heard don't go in the water. the video now has more than 9 million views on her facebook page. >> yeah, you actually said this last week. that was your tip. >> i think i did. >> you weren't as quiet as entertaining as she is. >> i didn't make a video. >> another starry sealed who is also appearing in the smash hit empire and what that says about the plot line. >> plus there are countless gadgets and apps to keep you fit but are they working? the simple technology t we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days of the lo

they believe the short and nash she knew each other but aren't sure yet what led to the shooting. >>> worshippers at a northern virginia mosque are stepping up security after two attacks by vandals this week. this happened at the manassas muslim temple on euclid avenue. someone cult into the pipes of conditioning units on mop day and again last night. worshippers also discovered an electrical box open. police tell us they don't have evidence it was a hate crime, but people who worship there believe they are being targeted for their faith. >> i am starting to believe it is a hate crime because somebody is -- know what is they are doing. they are trying to send a message. >> the mosque is now adding lighting and cameras to deter future vandals. >>> just into the live deck, a maryland teenager has pleaded guilty to manslaughter for a crash that killed one of his friends. the "washington post" is reporting that austin hall was going 119 miles an hour in a 35-mile-an-hour zone last fall when he lost control of his car in olney. 15-year-old sean ganglov died. 17-year-old max deckler was sev

. >> alex nash describes the heart racing shots we heard while his group was working out at the rec centert 60th columbia in west philly this morning. >> they scattered all over. kids running all over. kids everywhere. it's a playground report roar police say two masked gunmen a white infinity suv shots several shots at a man just outside the pool area of the rec center. >> it appeared that he was ambushed. he was shot multiple times and then the shooter came up on top of him and shot him in the head to make sure that he was dead. >> reporter: police say an innocent bystander inside the pool area was hit in the hand by a stray bullet. the gunfire rang out while several children were in the pool and on the playground. a basketball game was also going on on the court outside. jasmine haines was there with her five-year-old son. >> i was scared. i was scared. just like gunshots. they could have traveled over there to us and anybody anybody. >> kids running and we just started taking cover. >> reporter: police are looking at surveillance cameras to see if they captured any of the violence. vio

northern burlington county due to the very heavy rain we saw in this particular area we have that nashng until 12:45. so as we take a look at some of the ultimate doppler radar rainfall estimates, you can see as that line kind of moved through the area, we saw a burst of heavy rain around chester philadelphia toward radnor, lower merion, bala kin wide also moving toward bensalem and mt. laurel on average one to 2-inches rain out of that system. and take look at the damage reports. trees reported down in sections of new castle. partial building collapse of three buildings and also as we move into into sections of delaware county around the aston area reports of trees down as well as some wires across the area as you move toward the plymouth meeting area, some storm reports coming in in montgomery county. and then chester county hit hard again. numerous trees and wires down around the county in particular toward the downington area. continueing to keep tabs on the situation overnight and then tomorrow you can see we start to clear out with the clouds, sunshine returns. lower humidity. so

immediate action to improve their resolve ability and reflect those improvements in "their new rick nash living will -- improvements" in their new living wills. i know you have not completed reviewing the living wills, but i want to make sure we're clear on this point -- will the fed find living wills not credible if the bank has not fixed each of the problems that the agencies identified last august? chair yellen: we are certainly prepared to make those determinations. work jointly with the fdic, as we have been doing to analyze the living wills and the whether or not feel that the responses to the directions that we gave to these firms are satisfactory that theyd if we find are not, we are certainly prepared to say that they are not credible. senator warren: good. i'm glad to do that. -- issues the agent agencies asian agencies asked the bank to reflect is stability. j.p. morgan chase has over 3000 stabilities -- subsidiaries. it will take a lot of work to establish a rational structure the permits j.p. morgan to be resolved quickly as required by law. the fed will find j.p. morgan's l

they should be sending donald trump nash notes, not yelling at him.ite all the comments, donald trump seems to resonate with some of the potential with the voters because he says and he speaks his mind and leading in the polls, and let's face it, probably going to be among the people in the debate coming up in ten days on fox news. >> he does reliably seem to be showing well in polls. now when you're dividing polls among 16 contenders, you're not really talking about people who for sure are running away with a race. and in past cycles we're familiar with people who can rise quickly and fall quickly as time goes on. right now he's holding under a fifth of the vote, but not running away from an election, definitely enough have staying power and be on the podium. ashley: nomi, why is trump top of the board despite what he's said and the controversy he's created? >> because he is the most famous person of that pool of 16 republican candidates. that's a lot of people. and the american population only has so much bandwidth to deal with any of this so early

great pour trio, you got cream, rush, cosby stills and nash, not much after power band -- >> but probablys most powerful power band. >> yes, the guitarists, childhood friends, they decided to form the bands. >> in canada. >> canada. >> not sure which province. >> we'll check that out. boy, what bright colors we have on our maps today. the excessive heat warning in effect, for philadelphia, and the those surrounding counties until 6:00 p.m., you see what it says here thursday, well it, says sue but we know that means thursday. , weaver air quality alert. might have bit of sea breeze at the shore alert does not extends down there. go to the shore. it is a little better, with a bit of a breeze, but we can't find much winds around here these days, it has been very tranquil very still. little keel and more comfortable little north of us, and then the lower 70s to the south of us, sea breeze hasn't quite kicked in at the shore, just yet. so, here we are. today by 2:00 it is already 94 degrees overnight, we get only into the mid 70s. then tomorrow we could get as high as 98, and this is an actua

so, i couldn't even do that. [ light laughter ] nash stepped in. a fold out picnic chair, and i had a blanket. i was drinking a cup of tea. very warm tea, and it was a little cold. i'm an actor. >> seth: hey, you don't wanna be cold. >> i'm an actor. i don't wanna be cold. >> seth: you've got a scene to do. you've gotta stay warm. >> there are people there to keep me warm. >> seth: right, right. [ laughter ] >> and my brother got hit by a car. and then afterwards i remember 'cause he smashed the wind screen, which they do a lot with stunt guys. yeah, careless. and had all this glass sticking out of his hand and some other tough guy comes up with a vacuum cleaner and sucks the glass out of his hand. that's how you get glass out of your hand in case you wanted to know. and all the while i'm there going -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: what does your -- what does your mother think about that when -- is she okay? >> she cried when he became a stuntman 'cause she cares about his life. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> it took all the heat o

effectively end some big name republican presidential candidacies by next week because fox news decided nash polling will be how they decide who they're letting on that debate stage next week and who they will not let debate. we don't know which polls they will count because fox isn't saying but our best guess, when we build our own who is allowed to compete cable news derived random number generator, by our calculations averaging the last five national polls, neither rick perry nor lindsey graham is on track to make it in the debate though they picked a fight with donald trump and everybody said it would be their ticket to name i.d., getting mentioned more by people who when they are contacted by pollsters, having big fights with the donald trump last week did not work. common wisdom said trump's comments about john mccain's war record would hurt him, end his presidential candidacy. that common wisdom was also proven wrong. since he made the remarks mr. trump is not only still in first place in national polling his support has risen by six points. in the cnn national poll which came out yes

she introduced graham nash to stills and crosby and sort of knew they needed the third voice.in mama cass' back yard where she invited eric clapton to come and meet some friends because he didn't know anybody. and she invited david crosby who brought his young protege joni mitchell who sat played her entire first album before anyone had ever heard it before. >> i love this joni mitchell shot. >> that's jone leaning out of the window of her very, very, very fine house. ♪ >> as word got around about his work, diltz got a phone call from the doors. how did you end up here? >> this is the hotel that ray manzarek, the keyboard player had seen driving by. >> in 1969 he took lead singer jim morrison and the band to a run down hotel in downtown l.a. >> here it is. morrison hotel. right there. jim was right about here, you know. ray was over there. >> did you position them? >> no. no i didn't. we came out here i thought i'll have them stand here like this under the sign. and then they just hit those spots perfect. >> how many shots did you actually take of them? >> literally one roll.

we are speaking with captain chuck nash. let me ask you this now. it that would have maybe had this response in the size it is? we're looking at this now. we've got trucks cars vehicles armed individuals moving in fully armed individuals. do you believe or have heard there was any specific threat or is this the response we've been preparing for moving into this weekend? >> i'm not aware of any specific threat. as you know the chairman of the house intelligence committee came out two weeks ago and said the threat has never been higher since 9/11. this is all going to i think play out as we were talking about earlier. not going well for the shooter. unfortunately if you have an active shooter, it's not going to go well for the innocent. >> stand by now. we have an update. no change in status. kristin fisher relocated. she joins us from the scene. what are you seeing? tell us what you know so far. >> reporter: well i tell you what i was down here two years ago when a shooter opened fire and killed 12 people here. it certainly feels a lot like that. we

let's bring in retired navy captain chuck nash.test attack that happened from egypt going into israel is it a pro or is it really isis showing its presence? >> i think it's isis showing its presence and showing that the egyptian government cannot control that area. and matter of fact the isis group that you referenced is calling it the sinai province of the caliphate. so they have moved in. it's harassment attack against the israelis. not meant to do that much damage. those missiles are meant to be fired in packs. it's called the hail missile is what it translates to in english. it's meant to be fired as a group. they all hit, they're not very accurate. it was harassment. >> we're grateful to know no one was hurt in that display of isis terror. we do want to know from you, is isis now trying to show that it has close proximity to israel? if that's the case how should the united states be reacting or responding to the fact that our strongest ally in the middle east is now in the cross hairs of isis? >> this is where and why we shoul

nash was killed tuesday during a failed robbery attempt. >>> and cleveland's plain dealer says a suspectreen card. border protection officials told them not to. vladdier duthiers is here. >> good morning. hi was arrested monday after police in northwest ohio say he carried out a crime spree, but weeks earlier when immigration officials were notified of his undocumented status, there was nothing they could do. he was ordered held 107b million bond tuesday after he allegedly confessed to three crimes, murder, attempted murder, and attempted rape of a teenager. >> he's given a full confession, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> at the hearing he couldn't appear with a birth certificate. he pled guilty. >> do you have a birth certificate? >> yes. >> where is it. >> translator: in mexico. >> the municipal court judge responded. we don't know who he is, why he's in this country, why he's here illegally and why he committed a murder. >> reporter: this woman was found dead inside her home. he shot the 40-year-old woman in the arm. he surrendered later after a tense stand-off. police questioned him

with something like drone racing it's naturally built in because it's nash gating obstacles.the fastest and without it. >> it will need more than drama to evolve into a special sport. beg time support is needed. >> i've been approached over time by professional skateboarders. they say thanks for the x games. now i don't have to work at the deli anymore. >> working on something no o'is able to do even the great sharpoo. >> reporter: when they get behind the game. there's no one else. >> it prevents you from dom any normal job. >> right. >> if this could be your job. >> i would love to do it and i have a pal for it. >> reporter: finance "cbs this morning: saturday," carter evans, sacramento. >> bet those stands start to fill up. formula one in 3-d. real possibilities. >> it's a lot to watch. >> nine after the hour. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> up next an ultra marathoner with all kinds of speed, distance and records capped by a new record for hiking more than 2,000 miles of the appalachian trail. you'll meet the remarkable scott jurien on "cbs this mor

demonstrated the values of the naacp over public service, president clinton had -- hat as dressed the nash convention on multiple occasions, and again, his presentation this morning will begin at 10:00 o'clock. mike, alex? >> okay, always puts on good show. i shouldn't say show. looks great. >> more like a speech. >> speaker, yes. should be good. 8:06. >> this address will come just one day after president obama spoke at the naacp convention yesterday. president's foam us criminal justice reform. he called for legislation to end mandatory minimum prison sentence for non-violent drug crimes, spoke about the disparity, how minorities or poor are treated in a criminal justice system, addressed poor prison conditions including rape, solitary confinement saying the punishment has no place in a civilized society. >> so our criminal justice system isn't as smart as it should be. it is not keeping us as safe as it should be. it is not as fair as it should be. mass incarceration makes our country worse off. and we need to do something about it. >> he also stated some figures about african-americans