nevermind the man admits he did not get permits to do the work and nevermind the strong's say they gave him his business in part because he understands sacrifice. service, he said he tries to do stuff for troops and he really cares. >>reporter: not only did travis strong fight for our country, he nearly died for it. his striker unit, ten years ago this thanksgiving, hit by a rocket propelled grenade. the most vivid thing i can say in that second was i felt the moment of dread i knew i was dying and there is nothing i could do to stop it and i blacked out. i thought i was dead. >>reporter: strong flatline four times and route to a baghdad hospital. he lost both legs but he is here today. he is married, has children, the extended family. this is the life he fought overseas to protect, now stuck fighting the battle over bad construction that followed him home. >> i don't think anybody has ever challenged him. >>reporter: the strong's most recently send the contractor a demand letter. they want at refund and they are about to take him to court. >> a big thank you to travis for his services

nevermind what -- john wayne. >> for some, the tiny home behind the museum is even more of john wayne. the four rams -- rooms recommend the earliest days of his life. pictures of what me -- what may be his first time on a >> we went by the name, duke morrison. >> from the beginnings of his life to becoming larger than life, a tribute to the legend that always had true grit and a big part of a small-town iowa kid. now honored and remembered by those that treasure the thought of walking in john wayne's footsteps. >> when it all comes together, i think it is wonderful. we can't let legends die. >> we are road tripping in winterset, iowa, i met hamill. >> the john wayne museum just won the tourism award for the most in -- outstanding attractions. >>> coming up on the cbs2 news a-t-and-t and time warner have agreed to one of the largest mergers the industry has ever s. seen. >>> welcome back. at&t and time warner agreed to one of the largest mergers in industry history. the two companies came to terms on a deal worth $85 billion. at&t's business is traditionally based on wireless and inter

nevermind these things happen. they only wanted to ask if one of the younger men could run the machine because one of the older men had carpal tunnel and could no longer run it and they were let go. there's my generation, my older sister and i came here and our parents told us we needed doctors and lawyers. my gemma grayish-- [inaudible] >> my older sister became a lawyer because she when an elementary schools spelling the. a year after we came to america she won the spelling bee under the guidance of a teacher. she could somehow take part english words and peace the mac together again. i became a selective mute because i was seven and with my mother kmart and we we were looking for light bulbs. my mom who is 10 years younger than i am today before you and i thought she was incredibly beautiful and brave and she went to the clerk of said i'm looking for the thing that makes the world shiny because she did not know the word lightbulb. my mother carries a thick accent, so the clerk did this and the more she tapped on

the whole point is -- nevermind. >> he may have a future of being a mascot. >> if the future -- if the whole football things does that work out. >>> now to decision 2016 in the race to the white house. trump go >> that is something the republican nominee says is because of white spread cheating at the polls. donald trump just wrapping up a rally in green bay wisconsin. early voting has been going on for several days. trump has claimed the only way he could lose in pennsylvania is if there is cheating. he has singled out philadelphia as the city to watch. election officials say the real threat to the integrity of the elections is process. >>> hillary clinton taking a break from the campaign trail but today both her husband former president bill clinton and senator bernie sanders are stumping for the presidential candidate in new hampshire in colorado. >> clinton is not been helped by a steady flow of news about her private emails. a new document shows the state department and at the i discussed keeping a clinton email unclassified in return for placing more agents in iraq. ultimately di

residents living in a building when they hear million dollars they say nevermind. >> they had opinionsil cost a couple of bucks. >> when neighbors said we can simple if i all of that with just cross the tee off and call it romp place. i thought that was funny. >> these people living in the building of the next president of the united states. but on another note, are we all forgetting that trump is also a verb. whether whether he wins or loses, he trump someone is always going to fit. so let's focus on that. >> when they built these buildings i remember on the people behind them were trumped because their views were blocked. there were not very happy. regardless of the presidential outcome the verb itself. >> i used to go to trump towers all the time and i would never step foot in there again because the association with that building makes me want to vomit. >> you guys crack me up. >> i will keep you in suspense. [inaudible] >> are you thinking about something? >> please talking to me? i'm waiting for you. no, i was waiting for you. >> i thought you're contemplating. >> the first minut

nevermind trying to win the you know how it is, someone does something nice for you and you feel obligated to do something nice back. maybe your aunt sent you a crocheted scarf, you sent a thank you note... on't have to return the favor. they'll buy your car even if you don't buy a car from them. because feeling obligated is uncomfortable. and tight. in places it shouldn't be. carmax won't make you feel that way. lucky you. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- david spade, the kids from "stranger things",

. >> reporter: nevermind it's just down the street from the cubs home ballpark dictator to a cleveland clientele. they fly a different banner here. they know that cleveland is number one. >> it's where my family and my friends are from. >> you can't take cleveland out of the boy. that is for sure. it is something that will never change. i will go to my grave as a cleveland fan. reporter >> the tribe can rest assured even on the road fans root root for the home team even as far away from home. coming up in sports hakeem dervish will join us with more of what happened earlier today with batting practice -- >> glad to see cleveland fans everywhere. >>> how is the weather looking for game three tomorrow? >> things will get very very interesting in chicago for game three. we have temperatures in the 40s just like here in cleveland we have cloudy skies beginning to break up. will be strong out of the southwest to the northeast they will see wind gusts between 15 and 30 miles per hour during the ball game. that will favor home run hitters tomorrow. he will be in the 60s for the entire ballgam

nevermind him adding voters. nevermind him getting undecided voters.ill the exodus continue and grow? >> what's the reaction you're getting, john, from republicans who saw this news conference, if you will, the photo op, with the women who accused bill clinton of the sexual aggression? >> they're echoing the point that gloria made. this is donald trump's full and final divorce from the republican party. they're aghast. they don't think it is the right strategy. they think he is having a breitbart tv reality show before the second presidential debate. a debate in which if he has a poor performance, they believe the race is over. some already believe the race is over. in some ways, it makes strategic sense, in the sense he is bleeding in the polls right now. this might stop the conservative bleeding. if there is anything that rallies conservatives, it is attacks on the clintons and clinton character. does it help close presidential elections in the suburbs? does this help in bucks county or lake county, ohio? in the denver suburbs? does it help in the ra

nevermind. >> what? >> email her. >> you know. . >> we could have significant rain by monday. >> we could be paddington bears. >> power rangers! [ laughter ] captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ >> wyatt: you're officially married, license and all? >> quinn: no more questions or technicalities. and you were here for it. >> wyatt: i know. i-i just wish i was here for the first one, so i'm sorry. >> eric: you're here now. thank you... son. >> quinn: thank you for agreeing to move in here for a while. i'm so happy for the support. >> eric: now... go to forrester. >> quinn: forrester? >> eric: speak for me.

looking nice this morning. [ overlapping speakers ] >> we nevermind that shot. right? >> beautiful shot. >> it's whatever has lights. that's what we'll be featuring. good morning, everybody. heading out the door this morning, we definitely have a mild morning in progress not as chilly as yesterday with cool air with the passage of the weak disturbance that brought us light rainfall. right now another view of the bay bridge and the embarcadero all lit up honoring fleet week. temperatures are in the 50s. but remember yesterday, 24 hours ago, santa rosa was at 54 degrees. satellite and ra s

. >> i let my dog out to do her business stepped out and stepped back in again, nevermind. i don't think so. very light rain falling and it's deceiving for drivers heading out thinking this is nothing take it a little faster. please, be very mindful of the conditions and our conditions our weather will continue to deteriorate as the day progresses. live hi-def doppler picking up some very light rain here and there but we have plenty offshore. and i want you to keep in mind that all this is coming in from the south and the west. antioch, you have heard plenty of rain, discovery bay, you, too that has lifted up. you see the shades of yellow on your tv screen heading towards the central valley, byron and brentwood with plenty of rainfall this morning, as well. this is the deal. we have the heaviest precipitation to the north right now. but meanwhile, we have a lot of activity way over here. you got to keep in mind this is all associated with the plume of moisture that streams back, tapping into a hurricane. so a lot of subtropical moisture associated with it is going to get co

last year -- nevermind. [laughter] kidd: i guess we have video of show this? take a look at this. [laughter] kidd: i was invited at the last minute, so i had to wear jeans. i was very nervous. [laughter] >> dance party? [laughter] >> when did you do this? that's what i want to know. [laughter] kidd: last service let you go on for so long. >> there was an assault at the white house. kidd: if you notice, i came in the exit. the wrong way. [laughter] veronica: what did the president think about -- autria: he's got moves. [laughter] kidd: it's the story of the dinner, how i got in there. [laughter] kidd: the dress that everyone is talking about, of course, is this one. first lady michelle obama wearing were stodgy, is it? she looked amazing. obviously i did not get a chance to see her. >> you didn't? weird. you did it to dance with the first lady? [laughter] larry: unlike sara blakely. >> boy, that's good. >> can we just role that beautiful been footage all day long? [laughter] kidd: time for your 60 second express. >> single tracking between foggy bottom and clarendon. >> shots here

after all that, eddie's mom and dad didn't know if he'd be able to walk...nevermind score a touchdown. but eddie's spirit has always been willing to get him into the end zone. "i've seen him in the roughest of times, after surgeries where there's weeks and weeks of recovery and he's still one of the most he's always thinking of others. he's never down on himself. really that has inspired us as a family to be better people." "all the kids respect him for all the stuff that he's gone through and just the incredible positive attitude that he has in infectious on the rest of us." "i've seen him do a lot of things that you wouldn't think he could do. like he was on the basketball time. it was awesome." "i was walking up with eddie and talking to his mom, and one of the things he said was that 'i would just love the opportunity, coach to go on the field and actually do this for real'...and for our boys to hear that and know that they get to do something special that not everybody gets to do...i think was a pretty powerful message for our boys get to be a part of this." republican presidenti

nevermind. after kennedy took office he said the cabin is filled. what you can do is meet me for dinner at the most fashionable washington restaurant on march 4 at 7:00. and he said i will bring you to the white house. you can use the white house dining room. the guy got his entire family all of his friends, all of his clients all of them together in the restaurant at 7:00 kennedy walked in. access is really all you need. last week when i was having lunch with the secretary of state she said and at that point you want it for the country. the meeting is the message. it's all you need. when he wanted to buy 20% of the iranian supply in the united states. we were not self-sufficient in uranium. he tried to control the uranium supply in our plants have not been self-sufficient. that sale had to be approved by the state department. they said no of course not. crazy. a huge bruise the company that he moved merged and was run by frank and he controls 20% of the uranium supply in the united states. he was allowed to do that. when it came up for review at th

>> jimmy: nevermind. >> steve: a swear word? >> like? >> steve: what? >> "like," like, i don't know, like i got to go to like the store. >> steve: is "like" your final answer? >> wait in the world, or america? what did you say? world, america, tell us. >> steve: in the entire english language? >> oh come, okay. >> steve: what is the most common word? the most common word? >> jimmy: hurry up! >> the? the! it's the! the! >> steve: is that your final answer? that is correct! >> yay! ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on in everybody! come on, let's get in that booth. e.t. hop in, na'vi, elmo, come on. >> jimmy: i don't know how wer you got it. >> oh, no. [ laughter and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: our thanks, to bill corritore, brook lopez, garey faulkner, kai greene, cirque du soleil, e.t., and time square elmo. more with miley cyrus after the break, stick around everybody! ?? ?? sing girl, come on. ?[ singing ]? sorry, ariana you gotta go. seriously? verizon limits me and i gotta get home. you're gonna choose navigation over me? t-mobile! why pay more

looking nice this morning. [ overlapping speakers ] >> we nevermind that shot. right? >> beautiful shot. >> it's whatever has lights. that's what we'll be featuring. good morning, everybody. heading out the door this morning, we definitely have a mild morning in progress not as chilly as yesterday with cool air with the passage of the weak disturbance that brought us light rainfall. right now another view of the bay bridge and the embarcadero all lit up honoring fleet week. temperatures are in the 50s. but remember yesterday, 24 hours ago, santa rosa was at 54 degrees. satellite and radar, sure, there's a few clouds rolling into the vicinity. partly cloudy skies today. temperatures slightly warmer than yesterday but still look at the averages. below normal for this time of the year. so we'll break it down like this. 60s at the beaches today. 60s and refreshing 70s around the peninsula. hey, san jose, you're very cool at 70 degrees all the way back through the rose garden district. east bay numbers stacking up to 72 in antioch, tracy, brentwood, pretty much the discover

. >> the strongest argument for donald trump is nevermind this investigation about what happened yesterdays this the presidency you'd have tomorrow? are we going to constantly live through this? >> democrats believe this say candidate problem, this is a hillary clinton problem. >> exactly. >> by the way, what we were told at "the washington post" is that huma is telling people she herself doesn't know what is in the emails and she herself does not know how these emails got on to a computer that she considered her husband's property. >> oh, great. >> not necessarily good though. >> no, it's not. >> that's not good for them. sit tight. >>> up next, what about donald trump's map, his math and apath to 270 two days ago was near viewed impossible. did the fbi just bull doze donald trump a new trail? first, what's the biggest october surprise in your opinion? maybe there's one yet to go, vote at cnn.com/vote. i spent 22 years in the air force, and i was a republican for every one of them. i was rationalizing donald trump's behaviors until... i heard that tape, that was the last straw. i don't wa

said i'm giving you another million and he said that's fantastic what can i do from you he said nevermind, just when the election and then after he won the election he send up another million and that he said don't worry we'll talk later. then after kennedy took office he said the good investors are gone but i'm sure we could work something out and he said what you can do is meet me for dinner at the most fashionable washington restaurant on march 4 at 7:00 p.m. and he said you can eat at the white house dining room said no i'd like it to be here and he said okay, fine so the guy got his entire family, all of his friends and clients, all the business associates and neighbors, the friends from school, all together in the restaurant and at 7:00 p.m. kennedy walked in and walked over and said not now jack, i am busy. [laughter] access is really all you need. when you go into the third world country and he said last week when i was having lunch with the secretary of state she said, at that point you want to own the cable franchise for the company want to take over the cable television system.

plenty of times it was some kind of plane and it was fun and scary and i felt like i couldn't -- nevermind. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about traffic now. orange starting here with mass transit, you remember that troublesome ace train yesterday? well, we have some trouble again this morning. train 3 is delayed eight minutes out of stockton. otherwise mass transit is on time. south bay northbound 101 at trimble road it's a two-car crash there and it's backing up traffic all the way to brokaw. your alternate would be 280 if you want to avoid that crash. that traffic moving all the way down to just 20 miles per hour. moving over to the peninsula, slow along the san mateo bridge off the toll plaza. 880 to 101 westbound will take you about 20 minutes. otherwise, looking good throughout the area. i'll send it to you. >>> you will likely see a lot of kids out and about this morning. it's international walk and ride your "bike to school" day. and with the election only weeks away, one bay area mayor is using the event to reach out to voters. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose to tell us what

this would be dangerous territory, nevermind the fact that in the uk's parliamentary democracy, accesso parliament overrides the royal prerogative she cites. guy: it is going to be an interesting few days. thank you very much; we will be watching this case carefully. as will the head of investors, still with us. while many implications of a requirement that theresa may goes to parliament before she can trigger article 50? >> i think theresa may has been categorical that parliament does not have a say in this -- guy: what if she is wrong? >> i strongly believe that if parliament opposes this, it will be a new election. she thinks that the country wants to follow up and you can see the latest goal in terms of this country being on the right track. were not voting with conviction and there has been a lot of discussion. path where down the -- doin question will be they support brexit or not? i won't rule it out. but it is clearly going to become located. -- to be complicated. but it is clear that she is trying to balance the economy. people, it'se about what they asked for. i think that sh

. >> nevermind. will visit cleveland today to highlight-a medical summit. >> good morning. we are deftly getting closer to the vice president's arrival. a lot of security out here. a couple of dogs have a searching the area making sure everything is safe for his arrival. that's trying to find a cure for cancer. his son died of cancer last year. the vice president will speak at the cleveland convention center this morning to the medical innovations. the event features thousands of liters waybrant avengers to discuss drug pricing, artificial intelligence and the impact of the presidential election. he's artie had a big impact on the year. he's made several trips around the country supporting hillary >> clinton campaign has been highlighted his blue-collar, middle class cruise to win over undecided voters in key swing states. it's apparent he's been she's been laid out the state of november's election and highlighting her vision for america which he said will be overshadowed by donald trump. >> this anger me. this behavior. trump's behavior, trans actions have been so outrageo

are wanting to have a conversation.y not about equality were racially quality of the workplace, nevermind they were supposed to eat the hot docs that fall down at an employee appreciation lunch.men co they only want to talk to ask if one of the younger men could run a machine because one of the older men had carpal tunnel and could no longer run it..ne and they were let go. there's my generation, milder sister and i came here to parents tell us that we should be doctors and lawyers. a generation of refugees before us. doctor seale what is it broken and the human body, warriors protect their rights that we never had enough of. milder sister was going to become a lawyer because she wanted spelling bee in the thire grade. she wanted spelling bee underch the guidance of a teacher. she could somehow take apart english words and piece them together again. i became -- because i was sevenh and i was with my mother at kmart. we're looking for lightbulbs. my mom, she is ten years younger than i am today before you and i thought she was incredibly beautiful and brave. she went up to the clerk and se

. >> nevermind about that, just say there are no apaches. go on! >> there ain't no apaches. there is, are you? >> i will not say there are any. >> all right. >> that one is never do not land on nobody no more. i never meant to do that. i am your friend. wait a minute i'm going to help you. hold still. old jessup ain't so dumb, is he? now don't blame me. you're going to be all right, boy. yeah, >> ? what are you going to do? what are you going to say? what you going to say come judgment day? >> john, it's st still two sets of tracks into horses but we are closing in. >> there heading straight for ground? >> an hour from here is a rock formation. the land beyond that belongs to apaches and we stay clear. >> have you mean? the government does not recognize indian territory out here. >> well mr. sergeant man come out here the apache is the government. >> we have an agreement with them. >> kind of a peace treaty, you might say. >> between the high chaparral and the apaches? >> >> you talk about it as this is a separate country. this is united states territory. >> when we started

nevermind the vintage rolls-royce collection. this is a rather expensive list of instructions. easy to drive. >> also near impossible to drive is this new arrival, which he took for a quick spin. should did the air, it has no a barx, but it does have to hide your whiskey. man owned a deal of 30 years. after owning -- after selling most of his stake, he came home to collect cars. it is a business, it is essentially a car collection. >> obviously, some of the cars will not be sold to -- sold. some of them are works of art. putting themagine ferrari on the road. >> it will appreciate. >> on the other end of the spectrum, this area is dedicated to the cars of communist era. this made its way to australia from the former soviet union. used to be the ride of bureau members -- politboro members. the location of this is also a closely guarded secret. cannot even begin to imagine what an extraordinary collection. we have a big guest coming up later on bloomberg. we will have an exclusive monday.w on in the next hour of the show, amazon's ambitions in india. why they are spending up big

the 25th6 represents anniversary of nirvana's "nevermind." i have my copy of the cd right here.alk a little bit about the significance of this album. did you expect that to happen when you recorded it? guest: 25 years went by so fast. there were so many great records out there. i love records and music. i listen to all cuts of music. i have thousands and thousands of lps. honored thatpy and nirvana is considered part of that. thank you. thank you, listeners out there, who do that for us. there were a lot of great bands that came before us and after us. out groll is selling stadiums, flying the flag for rock 'n roll. it is a great time to remember her cook it -- kurt cobain. the simple answer, thank you. host: eleanor is calling in on the independent line. you are on. guest: thank you. thank you for doing all the good work you are doing. my concern is with implementation of the counting of the ballots. machines,ount using there has got to be some way to check, you've got to have paper ballots, of course, people have to be able to recount in some manner. i don't trust the machine

of an impenetrable keep out zone that forces can enter onlyt extreme peril, to their existence, nevermind their mission. to others a two a.d. brings to mind some kind of a portfolio or basket of technologies, a pretty good suite of technologies. and then others will depict a2ad as a strategic approach. regarding some employment of force or some national policy objectives or some kind of combination of the two, about the do. so in summary a2ad for me is a term that's bandied about pretty freely, and lacks the precise definition that it probably would benefit from. and that ambiguous business since of friday i think of vague or conflicting signals, depending upon the context in which the term is used, either transmitted or received. i've had to tell you that for me my appreciate everything but the absolute crystal clear lens of enhancing the navy's ability to conduct its mission, which is lit up in title x and discussed in a design for maintaining maritime superiority, which states the u.s. navy will operate at sea and be ready to conduct prompt and sustained combat to protect america from

wwe will document the nevermind the standardized tests correlated heavily with income level and whether you grew up in islam with sirens and rats, or whether you grew up in scottsdale new york. what about women? i was told by professor women, i see that harvard law school is very valuable, and if we have more women, they're going to graduate and they will get married and have babies and not practice law, so it's a waste. best and the brightest. you wouldn't be caught commuting to job or law professor saying that if you get a professor 1 million bucks in 10 years. see how things have changed? how many people were responsive for the changes? tiny, tiny fraction, and then they built the public sentiment behind it. out the harvard law school it was a course on criminal law. it was all street crime. there was no course on corporate crime like it wasn't a corporate crime wave then? there was of course, there was a course on estate planning but it was only multi-million dollars estate. that's where the money is when you graduate. there was no course on environmental planning. see the differenc

this is the 25th anniversary of the release of nirvana's nevermind. crucial to the cd. talk about the significance of this album. did you expect that to happen when he recorded it? 25 years went by so fast. i love records and music and i listen to all kinds of music. i have thousands of lps. honored thatd nirvana is considered as part of that great music. thank you the stars of their who do that for us. there is a lot of great bands at came before us and came after us to keep the rock and roll going. they've growth is selling out stadiums. 25th anniversary is always a good time to remember kurt cobain. in onelinor is calling the independent line. caller: thank you. thank you for doing all the good work you are doing. implementations of accounting of the ballots, when you are using this. there has to be some way to check. have to be able to reach out in some manner. i just don't trust to implement this. host: when you have elections nine thousand germans -- jurisdictions in the u.s., things are different. there is talk about rigging elections area i don't buy it because