here, it's -- nicholson's loan mart. nicholson's loan mar-- well, how did you know that? well, we know that pawn shop receives stolen merchandise, so i'm going over there right now to work there to catch the people who are doing it. and what you have to do is make a list. everything you lost -- they got my electric knife, which i really don't use. i don't cook so much now, now that i'm alone, you want to give the list to sergeant -- they got a radio, which doesn't have any batteries, and some other stuff. but it's the toaster oven i miss the most. i know. in the morning, i come into the kitchen, i like to have my rye toast with melted cheese -- excuse me, mrs. mies. i have to go to nicholson's now. do you know how i know that the toaster oven is mine? no, i don't. how? i asked him to show it to me. here. you give me your hand. caraway seeds from my toast. bingo. plus, i recognized it anyway. you're gonna let me know when you make the arrest? oh, i'm gonna be in touch. i'm gonna wait to hear from you. okay. shut up, joe. neaks? yeah, what? well, i didn't see him wearing th

luke nicholson says the greatest threat to animals is human poverty. you can find products from the illegal wildlife trade in almost every local market here. they're popular with chinese tourists. >> bear teeth here. those are being sold for 50 u.s. dollars ea.. we have a bear claw here. >> right next to them, laos whiskey with animal parts preserved in them, includiding bits of bear. >> recently, we had a seizure on the vietnamese bororder of bear paws destined d to china to bebe bear paw soup. >> thehe battle to p protect ans and species can't be won without environmental awareness. so tat kuang si bear sanctuary regularly invites school classes. lot of the kids don't t even know that ursus thibetanus is resident in their forests and also a thrhreatened species. >> more education is neededed, especially in ral environments. becacae hunting g wild animals s a way of life there. the kids have to learn that the bears are so endangered they might well disappear altogether from laos very soon. >> time for a snack. the food is hidden in balls so the bears

nicholson, welcome. good to have you with us.ob pisani teed up a lot of things, everyg from an exogenous event to the resignatn of janet yellen if mr. trump became president. what do you thk the biggest variable is, as we -- for investors as we go into this fourth quarte >> well, i think the biggest variable is the election. i think if donald trump wins the election, then you're going to see market volatility. you will probably see the stock ma go down, because they -- just the fear of the unknown. if hillary cli wins the election, then it's a little bit more of the same. and so i think at that point the market could grind higher. >> so the underlying fundamen of the market, as you handicap them right now are? where are they on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10:00 really good? >> i would probably say the fundamen of the market would probably be about a 6. what we have seen with the economic numbe that have come out this quarter in the u.s., we have kind of see a mixed bag of economic numbers. so i think that right now we're not operatin

. >> now, that's when you gave jack nicholson -- that was the first thing that brought jack nicholson to really -- to prominence, wasn't it? >> yeah. >> that first role. >> yeah. >> does he ever thank you for that? >> well, he takes me to the laker games and -- [ laughter ] which i-- i wanna stay with that, you know? i haven't worked with him since, but jack's great. >> yeah. >> jack's a terrific guy. and he's a wonderful man, who's having another baby! >> that's what i read the other day. good for him. >> yeah, he's a good guy. >> yeah. now, this -- you took this picture, right? >> yeah, that's sean. >> yeah. [ laughter ] sean penn. >> yeah. >> now, a lot of people will say "how did you get him to pose for a picture?" because his reputation with people who take photographs is not exactly, you know, a quiet one. good picture, though. >> this is interview. it's coming out this month. >> right. >> and they -- yeah, well, julian schabel is an artist, and he did the article. i have my own photographer." and then julian called me and said, "you directed him in colors-- >> right. >> "you as

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of he doesn't stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the into the college football playoffs. i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stan

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of he doesn't stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the into the college football playoffs. i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stan

and warnings that go all the way nicholson into columbia and almost to raleigh, as well so it's going to be a stormy day for everybody. the track of this will take it up to myrtle beach and then north carolina and then peel it off to sea thankfully and weaken it as it tries to make a second round-about but we're not too confident on that thankfully so hurricane matthew continuing to pound south carolina now, it hit florida obviously went through the caribbean and haiti and it hit savanna very hard last night and hitting it right now where our steve osunsami is for us live. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning, rob. it's been a very difficult night for families here. first it was rain, rain, rain, then wind, wind, wind. it felt like you could hear the roar of the storm in our rooms souped like a space ship was landing. we're seeing 17 inches in some places. 6 wind gusts on tybee island hour and we were very concerned about the tide. we're seeing a record tide that came in as the storm was coming in nearly 13 feet. there are power outages, power is off up and down the street.

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of steps. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be on top? coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the best chance of getting a team playoffs. i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stanford last

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. he doesn't stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the into the college football playoffs. i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stanford last year, is going to make

sot - jessa nicholson goetz / alec cook's attorney: "there was no woman named, there was no description of violent fantasy, there was nothing of that nature" that was linsey davis reporting. leaders at brigham young university are changing the way they handle sexual assaults. leading the change is student madi barney. madi was raped off campus a year ago. she reported it to police but soon after she was under investigation for violating the honor code...and banned from taking classes. she launched a petition asking (madi barney - sexual assault victim) it's pretty much everything that we the victims asked for and more. its really well done. partly in response to madis complaints, a b-y-u advisory council came up with 23 recommendations....fo ur of the most notable will be implemented immediately. turns out the fountain of youth could be inside your broccoli. what scientiest found that could slow down aging. he's like a mini-michael this video of a three-year-old showing off his basketball skill is going viral. where he picked up his moves. plus hundreds of thousands of frenzied fans are

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of steps. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be on top? coach mac? >> rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the best chance of getting a team i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stanford last year, is going to make it in this

vince gill is expected to sing course, jack nicholson will speak. >>> three men who could school us with their science knowledge can officially say they are nobel prize winners. one of them is 65-year-old professor at principal ton university. he and two others won the nobel prize for discovering new parts of matter, including super conductor that conducts electricity without lose any resistance. he said he very grateful. you might have to consult a textbook or google to find more about that one because it's over my head. that's the way it is. let's check in with belen right now. >> all right. in your forecast today, it will be much cooler. just a really nice fall day. the front that we had move through colorado yesterday right now is over the central part of the country. that's where we have the potential of seeing severe weather. this morning as you're getting out on the roads, your weather degrees. even through this afternoon, it will be calm. temperatures around 63. now, yesterday was windy. this morning, gusty in some spots. but the winds will be decreasing through the morning. much

john nicholson at the british embassy. >> can't hear. >> you john nicholson at the british embassy. so the system we use is very different from what's been described by the panel. it is paper and pencil, hand counting. sort of the equivalent books are sort of printed off and scored off when you vote. clearly, that doesn't eliminate the possibility of voter fraud and there are historical examples. >> how many choices does a vote ver to make? >> in an a general election, it's one choice. i wonder if you were designing a system from scratch what you would design at this point given what you've been talking about. >> that opens up my question about the los angeles county vote system. >> there's a couple counties in the u.s. that have been so fed up with the united states is the only country that seems to think it can buy voting machines on a free market and that's going to work out. everyone else puts out specifications and a request for bids and you buy it as a an country. we're huge and our federal government can't tell our states what to do in elections. but two counties, l.a. county

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of steps. he doesn't stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be on top? coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the best chance of getting a team into the college football playoffs. i don

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of he doesn't stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the into the college football playoffs. i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stan

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of he doesn't stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the into the college football playoffs. i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stan

secretary of veterans affairs jim nicholson with us as well. no time the waste. 27 days before election day. hillary clinton is headed to the swing state of colorado while donald trump is spending another day in all-important state of florida. both nominees were in the sunshine state yesterday encouraging supporters to get out and vote. hillary clinton gettenning -- getting an assist for al gore. >> your vote really, really counts. you can consider me as an exhibit a. for those of you who are younger than 25, you may not remember what happened here in florida and across the country. >> i can't wait to have al gore advising me when i am president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> hillary clinton, the candidate of the past, today dreads up al gore. didn't he say he was the founder of the internet? he wasn't. i'm a little disappointed because hillary hasn't created a job and i've created thousands of jobs in florida. you guys don't vote me as a vÍctor, i am going to be very angry at you. maria: joining us right now political reporter

sot - jessa nicholson goetz / alec cook's attorney: "there was no woman named, there was no description of violent fantasy, there was nothing of that nature" the school's president expressed her concerns about sexual assaults and has encouraged victims to come can be held accountable.... good news.. for uber drivers in the u-k... they won a landmark workers rights case today... the london employment tribunal ruled... over 30-thousand uber drivers are considered employees of the company-- rather than self- employed contractors. it's a major blow to the san francisco-based company... the decision means the drivers will now be entitled to paid time off and the national minimum wage. will not be convicted for taking over a wildlife refuge in oregon-- but that doesn't mean they are out of prison this morning. the district judge says she could not release bundy because he still faces charges here in nevada-- for the armed standoff at his father's ranch in bunkerville in 20-14. after the not guilty verdict was read... one of ammon's attorney's started shouting at the judge demanding he be imme

screams in case you've never seen it-- the 19-80 classic horror flick starring jack nicholson, and based on the stephen king novel, will return to select theaters on october 23rd and october 26th. all to embrace the spooky halloween season. a first look at its new "guardians of the galaxy" ride. the company is calling the new attraction... "guardians of the galaxy -- break out". it will be located in the disney california adventure theme park...and will replace the hollywood tower of terror. it will maintain the same structure as tower of terror... but it will be transformed into a fortress filled with beings from around the universe. disney says the ride should be open for business by next coming up in the next half hour of wakeup -- the brewers season may be over.... but the team has something new in the works. the announcement they're expected to make. the family of a man fatally shot by wauwatosa police is demanding answers. how the community is getting involved. also ahead -- we continue to follow breaking news... a woman is seriously injured after being hit by a car. the latest on

you zoom in -- >> it does look like -- >> nicholson. who's had a car accident. looks like he's wearing a neck brace. >> the star in rehoboth, can i drive you? why not. got in the car. off she went. >> hope she didn't teach you that way, get in the car with strangers. >> just get in the car. >> i went to an event last night in new york that's a big deal every year. a friend of mine as well as yours along with 11 other people inducted into the broadcasting cable hall of fame. the beautiful deborah norville she's from our "today" show family. was here many years ago. happy for her. one of those ladies that works really hard, has for years and years and years kept her family life together, kept her marriage going and beautiful children. >> still working on "inside edition." >> congrats to her. >> and everybody inducted last night. >> a question for you. wine bot. rom coms in the '90s. rom coms in the '90s.if you were to choose the female lead, who would you pick? e! posted an article causing debate around the office. the question, who's the queen of rom com? meg rya

. >> gary: you know tiger woods bailed out of this thing but you hung out with nickel center-- nicholson >> steve: they will be sloppy on sunday. (laughter) the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. - we had to think a little more seriously about saving money for the future and for the kids and for their college funds. we thought, "well this airbnb is actually a great way to pay those extra bills." - every bit of extra money helps these days. we have a retirement fund of our own and i take a draw on it. i don't want to take too much either because i don't know what life is going to bring to me. i get to keep 97% of my rental price. the extra income i get from airbnb has been a huge help. - airbnb has helped me so much financially especially starting my own business. san francisco is such an expensive place to live. the way people work and travel is changing. the guests are now able to stay longer, stay five days, enjoy another day in san francisco and spend more money in the neighborhood. my guests are able to extend their stay and spend

john nicholson at the british embassy. >> can't hear. >> you john nicholson at the british embassy. so the system we use is very different from what's been described by the panel. it is paper and pencil, hand counting. sort of the equivalent books are sort of printed off and scored off when you vote. clearly, that doesn't eliminate the possibility of voter fraud and there are historical examples. >> how many choices does a vote ver to make? >> in an a general election, it's one choice. i wonder if you were designing a system from scratch what you would design at this point given what you've been talking about. >> that opens up my question about the los angeles county vote system. >> there's a couple counties in the u.s. that have been so fed up with the united states is the only country that seems to think it can buy voting machines on a free market and that's going to work out. everyone else puts out specifications and a request for bids and you buy it as a an country. we're huge and our federal government can't tell our states what to do in elections. but two counties, l.a. county

still great crowds and the concert tonight and tomorrow night and nicholson could win the tournament. it's all coming together. >> tickets for the weenkend and see the forecast. >> absolutely have to come out. i made the cut, mickelson made the cut, come out and watch, have a good time, have a couple glasses of wine and enjoy. >> reporter: colin resch, nbc bay area. >> go watch, enjoy. >>> well, a 10-year-old gymnast who some say could be the next simone biles is trains here in santa clara. she's been invited to the exclusive gymnastics training camp. her parents have started a gofund me page. it will be a step towards her ultimate goal. >> yes, i want to be an olympian. because i just want to compete for my country and show that experience and show how amazing it is. >> isn't she cute? she has her sights set on the 2024 olympics. >> i love how she did the interview. that's the best interview we've done all day. >> we'll be there. thanks for joining us at 6:00. have a great evening. >>> brand-new video, monica lewinsky grilled about the new presidential campaign sex scandal. >> how do

talked about it before, nicholson came in last week for kalen ballage, a linebacker, a pullback, not exactly sure what he was going to beat, but you could tell this a lot of toughness in the young man, he's a strong runner. doesn't waste a whole lot of he doesn't stray off course. so ralston up with a touchdown in a 41-20 game. it's too early to start diving into standings but the point is to kind of take a look and remind us of the teams that are there and remind us to take your pick right now. who's coming out of this? >> brady: who would've that colorado would be coach mac? >> joe: they were patient. rightfully so. a lot of universities sometimes don't give the coaches enough of an opportunity to really build a program. colorado is a prime example of that. you look over, clearly washington, stanford, to meet their the two best really in the pac-12 as well. i think they separated themselves from the rest. still a lot of football left to be played, as it stands right now washington is probably the into the college football playoffs. i don't know that it's too lasting, much like stan

. >> nicholson. who had a car accident. >> looks like he's wearing a neck brace. >> he's a star there and he said, can i drive you? and she got in the car and off she went. >> i bet she didn't teach you to get in the car with strangers. >> i went to a big event every year, a friend of mine and yours, 11 other people were being inducted into the broadcasting cable hall of fame. there's the beautiful debra norville. she was one of the people inducted into it. family here many years ago. happy for her. she is a lady that worked hard for years and years and kept her fam family life together and beautiful children. >> we've got a question for you. it's our wine bot today. think about the '90s. if you were to choose the female lead number 1 in the rom-come era, who would you pick. we posted an article cauing a who's the queen of rom-come,ing me ryan or julia roberts. here are the facts,ing me ryan was in 15 films in the '90s. her break 0-out role was "when "harry met sally," joe versus the volcano. >> fren

. >>> just in time for halloween, the classic horror flick the shining staring jack nicholson is backn the big screen. the film returns to select theaters october 23rd through the 26th. if you have never seen it before, you have to. if you're a fan head to the theaters in our area. you can catch several theaters including the ritz, the boyd and the prince theater. >>> there's other films ready to entertainer you, a retelling of an 1831 slave rebellion and a film of awkward middle school years. >> i saw her from the train. she was with this man. it's full speed ahead for the girl on the train. emily blunt stars in the thriller which is based on on a best-selling novel and the film version figures expected to top the charts as well. in the mid to 20 million-dollar range. ♪ the slave rebellion epic is directed by and stars nate parker who had to face scrutiny for a rape accusation in which he was acquitted. it's opening in 1,000 fewer theaters than girl on the train. >> move it people. >> intense. my school, my rules. >> then there's middle school the worst year of my life. it's about ki

the town hall meeting, the audience get a first look at a photo of the 22 caliber handgun used by nicholson quarter. the mentally disturbed man who shot and seriously wounded officer kevin downs. police say the man opened fire at the officers as they exited the patrol vehicle. >> he sought -- he shot several times toward the vehicle she went in that. there's no indication there was any conversation. truck after the suspect escaped, please quarter them, there was an exchange of gunfire. the suspect died two days later in the hospital. police say officer downs was wearing a body camera they captured a part of the incident when he was shot. police say there is no video of the police shooting the suspect. >> the officers were not equipped with body worn cameras. >> reporter: police offered concern for the officer. >> i've known a lot of officers. we are on the advisory board for the police station. when we heard that, we were really sad. >> interim lease cheap read a statement from officer downs family.>> the shot dr. his skull and missed a main artery by less than a centimeter. the fracture ca

it will include a who's who of the golf world including tiger woods, phil nicholson. he died at the age of 87 on september 25th. >> one of the great ones. >>> the giants are in new york. this photo was posted on instagram. the team's plane had just touched down yesterday. the giants are getting ready for the wild card elimination game tomorrow night. it's win or you go home for the giants and mets. >> the giants had to win a wild card game two years ago and they did and they went on to the world series. we know how that ended. joe fonzi has a look at the playoff history of the team. >> the giants are champions in the national league west. >> six years ago, the giants needed a win against the padres on the final day of the season to clench the national league west. they went on to defeat the rangers for their first championship since moving to san francisco. two years later, the giants won three straight elimination games in cincinatti and three straight against the cardinals before sweeping detroit in the world series for their second championship in three years. >> i