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nell: he's about a block away. callen: so the good doctor is moonlighting.engagement ring thing was a big show. let's not jump to conclusions. maybe they are really in love. gonna run off, live happily ever after. yeah, okay. we're good. go. all clear. he's got one guy for protection. with some serious firepower. it looks like rebecca's portfolio. they say art's a good investment. (latin dance music playing) ♪ hey. zanya told me she saw you in the storeroom. announcer (over p.a.): damas y caballeros, les presentamos la seducción en baile al estilo de perez y catalina! (cheers and applause) ♪ (cheers and applause) (male vocalist singing in spanish) (shouting): federal agents! sam: come out, alonzo! put your hands over your head. ♪ (crowd cheering) (speaking spanish) what a waste. we got to flank him. not enough cover. (gunfire continues) look up. it's worth a try. ah! there's got to be $4 million here. there's got to be hundreds of these bird drawings. (loud thuds) cover me. guess she wasn't the one. ♪ (cheering) kensi: dee

now interestingly enough, several of these honorees included norman leer, lie nell ritchie would say they would boycott the reception at the white house. this is just one more instance of backlash against the president after his comments in charlottesville. we also saw the implosion of some of those special councils that he put together, the manufacturing council and infrastructure council that didn't really get off the ground. we're also seeing several charities move events away from mar-a-lago, the susan g. komen foundation, the red cross, the salvation army as well. so this is clearly a trend of people moving away from the president, not limited to those within his own party. we saw several members of the gop come out and call the president out by name, saying that he needs to apologize for his comments on charlottesville going back to last tuesday, fred. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> and we'll be right back. safety technology ex at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. lease the 2017 gx 460 for $429 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus

nell: he's about a block away. callen: so the good doctor is moonlighting.gagement ring thing was a big show. let's not jump to conclusions. maybe they are really in love. gonna run off, live happily ever after. yeah, okay. we're good. go. all clear. he's got one guy for protection. with some serious firepower. it looks like rebecca's portfolio. they say art's a good investment. (latin dance music playing) ♪ hey. zanya told me she saw you in the storeroom. announcer (over p.a.): damas y caballeros, les presentamos la seducción en baile al estilo de perez y catalina! (cheers and applause) ♪ (cheers and applause) (male vocalist singing in spanish) (shouting): federal agents! sam: come out, alonzo! put your hands over your head. ♪ (crowd cheering) (speaking spanish) what a waste. we got to flank him. not enough cover. (gunfire continues) look up. it's worth a try. ah! there's got to be $4 million here. there's got to be hundreds of these bird drawings. (loud thuds) cover me. guess she wasn't the one. ♪ (cheering) kensi: deeks, he's got a knife. on my way. i kno

the kind of rotation, that kind is usually the death nell for stocks that go higher only when the economyowing however, tim collins said you know what? you ha you ought to take a look at pfizer the world's largest pharmaceutical company would be the kind of company that i would shun, never touch this when the economy is speeding up but if you look at this chart, you can see that pfizer traced out a left shoulder as it rallied through the month of october and started declining aggressively in november the stock form hit a bottom to m the head the key with this pattern is the neckline when a stock breaks out, it tells the technician you're about to witness a big move. pfizer was at $25.80 for the neck line. and if you take out that neckline, it could be in for a monster run. i was confounded by this pattern. i didn't trust it one bit. i knew it was a bad stock. but collins said rotations smotations you have to buy the stock, because something big was going on it was inconceivable sure enough, he was right, i was wrong. the stock jumped more than 10% after collins told me to buy it. what cau

he has a great sense of what he can get away with nell went into eastern ukraine. now he's hitting walls. but almost by sheer accident our russia policy evolved very, very well. kennedy: and quickly. this is obviously a major shift for the administration. i'm wondering is putin is thinking, man, i gout into power and this is how you thank me? >> i'm sure he is. life is full of wonderful ironies. russian efforts to influence our election backfired enormously. the great news for america is our system of checks and balances is work. founding fathers were great, the constitution saw the future through a crystal ball. congress is under no illusions. republican, democrat. the russians are our enemy because putin has chosen to make them our enemies. there is nothing against the russian people. i'm perfectly happy to let them drink themselves to death. putin is a menace, we have got to take him seriously and i think at last we are. kennedy: thank you very much for your unorthodoxed insight. >> accurate insight. kennedy: 0 republicans want to bring in a second special couns

someone and ito is now coming up at auction because james cox who received the money to to nell nce toe no idea what the watch went for originally but i assume it will go for a lot. >> you never know but it will go as high as it can. at least a million dollars. we talked to a number of vintage collectors who said it would go for way more, maybe $10 million. carol: who is likely to buy it? >> there is a group of young 30's, 40's, they are very global. they have been going around from auction to auction, flying there, taking watches with them in faith -- in safe boxes. making millions of dollars. they are taking the watch on the road. carol: its own roadshow? >> and the story is so cool. events with a -- aprilt dealership are a dealership in seattle. .orking with banks they are trying to market it and hype it. carol: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands. oliver: also through our mobile app. carol: i love the story by jeff green. it is aboutabou collecting information onprcriptions. i love it. a private sector company really tackling a big national problem. i thought it was f

fortbend county sheriff, troy nells lifted a baby into an air bet.ficer carried katherine pham and-year-old son to safety. and to add to that, anthony, tonight we learned there are more than 1, volunteer thousands in this convention sent secenter behind us helping texans. one reminder that people in texas have a big heart. >> thanks norah. that's the "overnight news" for tuesday. >>> it's tuesday, august 29th, 2017. this is the cbs morning news. more rain, more flooding spells more trouble for texas. >> i've been here all my life and i don't ever remember it raining this much for this long. >> the need is overwhelming. we as a city entity and government have resources but we don't have enough. >> flood waters have taken over roads, driving thousands of people to emergency shelters.

reauthorize it in september and i challenge paul ryan and mitch the nell to get it on agenda and have -- start having hearings and over the next year two, have a public debate about the nfip, and tell the people the truth about how it operates. billion in debt, which you eluded to. people argue against privatizing is saying many people have fear waters, ng private sharks trolling beaches. robert hunter of consumer federation of america, private companies will cherry customers and leave the rest to the ailing furtherusing it to fall into debt. another fear, insurers unlicensed by state regulators take on and drop customers after a major hurricane without claims.heir uest: i think those are all straw-man arguments. if you are operating as broker the state, you're violating the law, they should shut down doing that.ies from then the other straw-man rgument is this, they're arguing if you keep the nfip in place, and then privatize part yes, that happens. i'm saying that you have to have i argue that people should be able to build to.where they want then they have to assume the risk of bui

. >> you're measured we've seen a lot of companies become public and you know their death nell was theypanded like crazy. >> our mantra has been quality over quality -- over quantity we have infrastructure and brand awareness and we have the opportunity on the emerging markets where we have narrowed our focus. we want don't want to spread too thin and we have a hub in the atlantic market. so we have confident over time that balance will accelerate franchise growth over the long run. >> we're not competitors, but i can tell you when i started, labor was much lower these weren't even on my radar screen as my budget. how are you handling this, which is just an absurdly priced vegetable and how are you handling the wage increases? >> this is a structural advantage for us, the fact that we do it fresh in our restaurant number one from the food cost stand point, we are cutting out the middleman. we do it with the raw commodity each day, and we have been doing that for years so when you think about the value add you paid to have someone else chop it and ship it in, we don't do that we take it

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pretty good title, floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor set to tang nell a ring in las vegas.r bucks on the line. the pay-per-view spectacle could be the biggest ever. some estimates as high as $700 million. some 50 million people expected to cough up $100 per the most viewed combat sporting event in history. the main styles will cash in regardless. hillary vaughn, the bookies may be just a little nervous, right? >> they are a little bit nervous, ashley, and do i want to point out, behind me is the stage where floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor will meet face-to-face for weigh-in in just over two hours. win or lose, this fight is a big payday for both fighters. mayweather is expected to take home at least $100 million from the fight. that could quadruple if the fight meets all the money metrics, and mcgregor will take at least 75 million, five times more than he's made in any ufc fight. >> earnings throughout his career, that is just a phenomenal feat. >> reporter: this is mcgregor's first time in the boxing ring but floyd's final fight. and it's breaking gambling records. mo

and it shut down the we are nell off ramp from northbound 101. the fire crews may still be out there but we are not seeing any slowdowns along this stretch. as you head further north along 101 you will be tapping the brakes. all due to an accident we're tracking just past oakland road there. traffic slows right around story. so 34 minute ride from hillier to san antonio avenue and we are starting to see a lot of brake lights on 880. this is just south of hesperian. but first a check on the forecast with roberta. >>> jaclyn i drove by the amador valley high school yesterday and it was gridlock out there. hi everybody. if you are getting ready to led out the door for school -- head out the door for school or work, you need a light jacket or it's sweater weather. sun is coming up in the mount vaca area. official sunrise is at 6:25. 53 in santa rosa. and it is now 61 degrees in redwood city. it is 63 in san jose. another breezy start to your day with the winds at 10 in oakland and 11 in berkeley. plainly the winds have been -- mangily winds have been

. >> i would be president and that nell would be my vice president and then she sort of rebelled against president so now it's primarily president sophie and surgeon general. >> pretty ambitious. well, just to expandn advice about taking practice tests, they took several practice tests a day for several weeks before they sat down for the exam. proving that practice makes perfect. >> there you go. >>> let's get you a final check on the forecast now. >> it looks absolutely fantastic for the rest of the day. 85 for a high, sunny, low humidity, just a gorgeous day. so get outside if you can. tomorrow's going to be nice too. 86 tomorrow afternoon into friday. that's when we'll see the humidity increase storm chance mainly in the afternoon. scattered showers and storms around the second half of your friday. saturday and sunday, mid 80s, but still the rain chance across the weekend, unfortunately. that hangs around into monday but really we go through the rest of next week and it looks very good again but you definitely want to take advantage of today and tomorrow. >> all right, sheena. ♪ >>> y

a confidential informant says 23-year-old jerry drake very nell was upset with the government and wanted to strike back. the informant reportedly linked him to an undercover fbi agent who pretended to get him what he need to make a bomb and then blow up a bank in oklahoma city. but the device he allegedly tried to detonate friday failed him. he was arrested the next day. authorities say the case represents a frightening trend. >> we have violent people who are on the fringe who are angry, who feel a call to action. who feel like their response is the answer. and too often that response is to kill a lot of innocents. >> varnell followed the three percenters. he appeared in court yesterday for the first time. >>> today is the fifth anniversary of the deferred action for child hoot arrivals -- childhood arrivals or daca. kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose this morning where many are worried that this could be the program's last milestone. sandra? >> reporter: hey, good morning to you kenny. yeah the program is definitely under scrutiny by the trump administration and several states

jerry barn nell was arrested saturday morning.t documents, barnnell was upset the law enforcement took notice of it. they say he loaded what he thought was a bomb into a van parked it next to a bank and attempted to detonate it. the bomb was fake. it was part of an fbi operation involving an undercover agent posing as someone who could help with this at affect barnell faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >> a police officer in ohio is on paid administrative leave after video of a brutal arrest was posted on facebook over the weekend. the video shows a violent struggle after the officer pulled man over on saturday morning. investigators say the officer responded to the driver committing a traffic violation. they ordered the man out of the car and tried to take him into custody. police say he began to resist arrest and refused to face away from the officer and that's when the struggle broke out. lasted about three minutes during which the officer can be seen punching the man in the face. the victim was not seriously injured.

. >> bush through his she rap nell wounds to save the lives of others.to evacuate for safety he refused to leave his team. the morning of may 18th, he helicopter his company once more by fighting back. he's credited with saving the lives of ten men in vietnam. as the nation shows its gratitude, he says he's thankful to the army for building his character. >> before today, mr. mcclue wynn one several other medals. we send him our gratitude today. that's it for this special prime. i'm jake tapper. have a great night. see you tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> hello and welcome our viewers in the united states and around the states. i'm eye sasse say. >> i'm john vause. thank you for being with us. >> we begin "the washington post". the paper sites mumble unname

more recently, bradley manning, nell chelsea manning -- now chelsea manning. thomas: >> the supreme court has changed its mind about the espionage act. we can talk about that. congress has updated it some commentary it back some. the core of it, people would be surprised to know that there are still laws on the books that deal forcefully with the question of interfering with the during -- during the time of four. host: we will set the stage during the period of when this arrived. we will show people of protests and pictures of america at the dawn of the new century as the country made its decision about whether or not it would be involved in the european war. let's watch. ♪ >> [singing] i brought him up to be my pride and joy. the mustard on his shoulder the mother's darling boy it's time to lay the sword and gone away there will be no war today as mothers all would say i did not raise my boy to be a soldier ♪ host: woodrow wilson was president and was being courted strongly by our allies to help in war in europe. how contentious was this decision for him at h

security council nell a rare display of unity taking a hard line against north korea. voting unanimously to vote to slash a billion dollars from the annual export revenue. the u.s. sponsoring the resolution passing with both the support of russia and china. now president trump is spending the next 17 days on vacation at his own property, a golf course in bedminster, new jersey. and kelly o'donnell joins us now not far from the property. how is the trump administration reacting to what we witnessed out of the u.n. during the 3:00 p.m. hour? >> well this is good news for the trump administration. where dealing with north korea, con fronting that threat and trying to get support from world partners have been a trop priority. we've seen the president tried to encourage help from china and at times publicly very solic solicitous of the president and critical of them not doing enough in his words. now today there was actions. the united nations has limited tools at its disposal and what it is trying to say it north korea, if you continue with these provocations, testing the

economic message out there, across a multitude of our constituencies, and i liked what you brought up, nell, and entry point for these issues. anyone was watched what happened with united airlines pulling the person off the plane, that's why happens when you get a consolidation of industries. you know -- you don't even have to consider your actual customers. how do we create a message that can accomplish both? >> i just want to say that progressives in the democratic party have to start thinking intersectional he. i am glad you brought up that word -- intersection elite, we need to learn what that is and how to be that. intersectionally. for me, as a woman of color, all of the things that make me me, our politics needs to accommodate that, and we need to look at the party and those who are the best intersectional, who articulate intersectional politics. i thought it was really led byting, revolutions nina turner, one of the top articulators of an intersectional policy. she articulated a suite of congressional bills, should we win in 2018, that would address a whole lot of issues. we need to

fortbend county sheriff, troy nells lifted a baby into an air bet.officer carried katherine pham and-year-old son to safety. and to add to that, anthony, tonight we learned there are more than 1,000 volunteer thousands in this convention sent secenter behind us helping texans. one reminder that people in texas have a big heart. >> thanks norah. that's the "overnight news" for tuesday. >>> harvey shows no mercy. >> everything is gone. what do we have? >> the rain is relentless. and won't stop for days. >> it is overwhelming the amount of rain. it is too much for the first onresp.ders >> houston is paralyzed. thousands rescued. >> we'll give it everything we've got. and we won't stop. until we can't go no more. >> many more are trapped by rising floodwaters. >> i mean the water came so quick. right now in the houses. there its no way out. >> streets are jammed with boats. >> we are striving for a new normal here. >> i want this town to be back like it was. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> i'm norah o'donnell in houston where harv

nelle, what is warren buffett's relationship with bank of america and brian moynihan?arge position in the company, he is praiseworthy of management, he says often that the reason he makes investments is because of his confidence in management, and we have very much seen that in this case. with is that why he did it bank of america, or was this too awesome of a deal for him to pass up? point, he actually dreamed this one up himself. i'm sure it played into it somewhat, but at the end of the day, what is important to remember with berkshire is buffett makes investments when he thinks he can pay a good price for them, and does his investment game shows, he paid an incredible price for what he ultimately got here. he spent $5 billion for the sharesto buy 700 million at what turned out to be a steeply discounted price. in the interim, he was on his preferred shares in collecting $600 million annually in dividends. i think we need to focus on that in the terms of the deal he struck rather than the relationship to management. and it does point out as well that is a value inve

similar statement labeling everyone in the administration as a white supremacist basically saying bru nelle a conservative, if you are a republican and somehow you are a racist that is one big horrendous awful accusation and aren't they bringing us right back to the identity politics that we have overcome? >> and that's why they lost and that's why our president done and j. trump is in office. the people are sick of this political correctness. the people are tired who are working every day of being called racist. they're tired of their voices being suppressed and i'll say as again, we as a americans have to put a stop to this. we have got to dig deep, remember the love and the freedom that we are fighting for and standing for. people like nancy pelosi and the dnc, they can't talk about any racism. look at all of the token blacks in the democratic party. many of the youth in our inner cities are under these democratic regimes suffering and dying so i don't want to hear anything about any racism until the democratic party addresses its racism in its party. >> trisha: the democratic party has

lets talk to scottie nell hughes, a journalist and supporter of president trump.american progress, and former assistant secretary of defence under president reagan. welcome to both of you. that has been quite a rethink, hasn't it? it has been described as a flip—flop, a u—turn, what do you think?” has been described as a flip—flop, a u-turn, what do you think? i think the president showed the frustration of the war continuing in afghanistan. i have been a part of the trump campaign long enough to remember back in march 2016 he did say, i think you have to stay in afghanistan for a while. it is next to pakistan which has nuclear weapons, and we have to protect them. he also said he will listen to his generals. and what a refreshing statement that is from a commander—in—chief that he will listen to those on the ground. president trump 0meley admitted a change in strategy. he wants to put america first. but also, he doesn't wa nt to america first. but also, he doesn't want to create a troubled situation like what we saw president obama doing is quick withdrawal of tr

criticize the president of the united states's for failure of repeal and replace it was in mccan nell'se american people have to wait if the republicans have reasonable substitute for obamacare, where the hell was it? to put down the president, the president is absolutely right to be impatient, have it up to here with mitch mcconnell. ainsley: is specially geraldo, he is on vacation. the senators are taking a break right now. steve: the president hasn't decided whether or not he wants to fire mitch mcconnell, but geraldo has. >> the boss has absolutely all the right in the world to be, his patience exhausted with all of the rhetoric and baloney, repeal and replace. steve: he needs him. >> well he needs the gop but, mitch mcconnell has to understand that we can now see that this emperor of the united states senate is wearing no clothes. he full of bluster. we're going to repeal and replace. he didn't think, hey, wait a second, get 30 smart guys, women and men together, you know formulate a plan acceptable to the tea party guys and freedom caucus guys and the, you know, susan collins of m

. >> the chen nell scene. got it in one. exactly. i said, camilla gave you those, didn't she? yes.. but it wasn't that clever. >> reporter: diana also describes her struggles with fame. >> one minute i was nobody. and the next minute, i was princess of wales, mother, media toy, you name it. and it was just too much for one person at that time. >> reporter: and how she eventually was able to embrace it by giving herself a bit of a pep talk. >> you have to understand that you cannot do what other 26-year-olds and 27-year-olds are doing. you've been chosen to do this position. so, you must adapt to it and stop fighting it. and i knew i could do it. i chose a different videew. >> when you hear her speaking her truth and her words, it resonates. you can see "diana: in her own words" tonight on national geographic. >>> coming up next, the important lessons about money you should be teaching your kids. and jean says you should start when they're just 3 years old. >> vale should be starting. >> starting today. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back. it's 8:39. we're doing "kids and

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