neither kevin o'leary or his wife were hurt in the crash.hird person got stitches because of a minor cut. shep. >> shepard: thanks, trace. live in los angeles. mexico has had plenty of gruesome killings because of turf wars. officials say 28 people are confirmed dead after a gunman stormed a nightclub, blocked the exits and set the place on fire. they burned to death. it happened in southern mexico on the gulf coast where rival cartels and gangs are fighting each other right now for control of the city. the motive here? the governor there says the owner may have refused to let a gang sell drugs in his club. mexico's homicide rate has reached its highest level ever with an average of 90 people killed every day. a watch dog says james comey set a dangerous example when he gave a friend a memo about conversations with the president. but the justice department will not be prosecuting james comey. more from the inspector general's report and comey's reaction just ahead. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little thing

the accident happened late saturday night on lake joseph in canada, where o'leary and his wife of 29ears, linda, own a vacation home. >> welcome to fantasy island. >> linda was reportedly driving the boat when it struck the larger vessel. so what went wrong? alcohol doesn't appear to be factor. linda was reportedly given a dui test the night of the accident and passed. >> it's trial by fire. there's no special favors. >> o'leary said the other boat wasn't visible because it didn't have its lights on and reportedly there's video to prove it. the 65-year-old shark tank judge tells "e.t." he's fully cooperating with authorities. out of respect for the families who have lost loved ones and to fully support the ongoing investigation, i feel it's inappropriate to make further comments at this time. my thoughts are all the families affected. >>> let's move on to a terrifying revelation from kelly clarkson. she's now giving us new details on the double health scare she suffered during her time on "the voice." >> we were live -- live on national television on "the voice." >> you have such sty

the police investigation facing reality star kevin o'leary after a fatal crash on a popular lake. >>>nd pandas and politics, say it ain't so. why the national zoo could be left without its star attraction today, thursday, august 29th, 2019 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today" on this thursday morning. kristen welker in for savannah once again as hoda enjoys her final days of maternity leave. we want to get to the latest on hurricane dorian it is a category one storm expected to both intensify and grow in size as it moves toward the southeastern u.s >> a state of emergency declared in florida with the governor urging residents and tourists alike to prepare right now. >> nasa is doing that, starting the work of securing launch pads and equipment at kennedy space center a major hurricane has never made landfall there and officials are not taking chances this time around we'll have a live report from cape canaveral ahead but first al is here with brand new information on doria

tonight o'leary saying, my thoughts and prayers are with all the families affected. tom, no charges have been filed but police are investigating. we have spoken to the brother of one of the victims who says he hopes this was just an accident, but he's waiting on police to find out exactly what happened. tom? >> eva, thank you. >>> to politics now an a new shakeup in the race for 2020. late tonight senator kirsten gillibrand dropping out, the most high profile candidate so far to withdraw from the crowded democratic field. her campaign struggling in the polls and with fundraising. she says she will endorse whoever becomes the nominee. 20 democratic candidates still remain. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the colorado couple surviving a bear attack in their own home. the husband squaring up to box with the bear when his wife arrives with a louieville slugger. tonight they're telling their story. >>> plus the tragedy inside of an american mall. a fatally struck when pair of temporary walls fell on top of her. >>> and the new hea

. >>> plus, kevin o'leary, star of tv's "shark tank" involved in a deadly boat crash. >>> the bear attack in colorado. a couple describes fighting off a mother bear inside their home. >> it was like and i am not a weak woman. >> how they did it and the damage done. >>> "game of thrones" star trapped for hours inside this elevator. the two things he had with him. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with puerto rico bracing for tropical storm dorian which is expected to grow into a hurricane today. >> president trump has already signed an emergency declaration. up to 8 inches of rain could trigger life-threatening flash ofeoe sti heavy winds will veen repaired after maria. >> this morning fema says it's ready deploying thousands to the island with food, water and medical supplies. abc's mona kosar abdi begins our coverage. good morning, mona. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth, good morning, janai. as dorian approaches hurricane maria is still fresh on the minds of the millions of no a reassuring them theyarbean feeling the effects of tropical storm dori

o'leary saying, my thoughts and prayers are with all the families affected. no charges have been filed, but police are investigating. we have spoken to the brother of one of the victims who says he hopes this was just an accident, but he's waiting to hear from police to find out exactly what happened. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> an emt in minneapolis is using magic to help heal his patients. ivan is a full-time paramedic and amateur magician. he says he tries to use magic to break the ice and the tension, especially when his patients are children. >> usually the flashy ones are easy. he really loves it. when you come around and pull lightning bolt from the nose, from the ear, out the other ear, in the mouth, cough it out. i think laughter is the best medication. i think optimism is the best healer. >> oh, magic hands for sure. ivan says he sees the biggest impact on mental health calls. he says the magic helps establish a level of trust. >> it's really cool. he came up with the idea after a call involving a 5-year-old a few years ago. >> sounds like

now, o'leary says he is cooperating fully with authorities. guys, they point out at night on a lake, you have got to be careful. you cannot see a thing, but that's going to be key to whether or not those navigation lights were on. >> right or wrong, two lives were lost. >> two lives gone. >> thank you, t.j. >> you got it, guys. >>> now to that new medical alert about vaping. milwaukee health department urging residents to immediately stop using e-cigarettes. abc ' kaylee hartung is here. kaylee, this is a major move. >> it is. earlier this week with learned of the first death believed to be associated with vaping. now one city's health officials are issuing a very direct plea in an effort to protect its citizens. this morning, an urgent warning from one major city, stop vaping now. >> after two people, we should probably have sent out word sooner. but i'm glad we're doing it now. >> reporter: milwaukee's health department urging residents to stop using any e-cigarette devices immediately after 16 people in wisconsin were hospitalized with seve

o'leary released a statement saying he was a passenger on the boat. he says the other boat had no navigation lights and left the scene. >>> the woman known as the fastest woman on four wheels has died. jessi combs died in a crash in oregon while trying to break a speed record. the 36-year-old broke a record in 2013 with a record of 393 miles an hour. combs lived in southern california. people in the bay area may remember her appearance on the san francisco-based "myth busters" on discovery. >>> it is your voice, your vote. only ten democratic candidates qualified for the partity's debate last month. >> here they are. senator corey booker, joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg, julian castro, senator kamala harris, senator amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, senator bernie sanders, senator elizabeth warren and andrew yang. now, among the candidates who were cut, bay area billionaire tom steyer, governor steve bullock, senator kirsten gillibrand and marianne williamson. >> this is a major blow to any candidate who doesn't make the stage. another debate only a month

thank you. >> thank you, miss o'leary. dr., you have five minutes. >> good morning, chairman, and ranking member cloud, members of the subcommittee. my name is dr. jonathan winakof. i have experience treating children and adolescents. i'm here prepping the american pediatrics. juul use among adolescents have reached epidemic proportions and i see evidence of this every day in my practice. every one of my teenage patients and even many of pre-teen patients uses these e-cigarettes or have friends that use them. they know this they're dangerous, but believe that juul is harmless. i have to explain that e-cigarettes do know the have the same positive benefits at fruit favors that they copy. rather that the liquid contains toxins and carcinogens and e-cigarettes are not good for growing lungs and particularly bad for children with asthma, they can cause conditions, hypersensitivity and pneumoniaitis. they're not aware of the nicotine content and one juul pod contains as much as 20 cigarettes and impact the areas of the brain th

kevin o'leary saying in a statement he was a passenger and the other boat had no navigation lights on and fled the scene of the accident. i am fully cooperating with authorities. canadian police providing no details about the crash but confirming two people on the other boat died, 64-year-old gary poltash died on scene, susann ied t at the flat. itight be difficult to s your boat. >> yl g d piuroc affected. no charg igating. onehave broer of hos is was accident, but he's waiting on police to find out exactly what happened. tom. >> eva, thank you. >>> to politics and a new shakeup in the race for 2020. senator kirsten gillibrand dropping out, the most high-profile candidate so far to the withdraw from the crowded democratic field. she says she will endorse whomever becomes the nominee. 20 democratic candidates still remain. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the colorado couple surviving a bear attack in their own home. the husband squaring up to box with the bear when his wife arrives with the louisville slugger. >>> the tragedy inside an american mall, a toddler fatal

a person connected to the larger boat claims o'leary's boat left the scene.the other way around. he says he is cooperating with authorities. >>> san francisco police are searching for the man who carjacked a shuttle bus at sfo. shuttle operator sky park says passengers were just getting on the bus at the international arrivals terminal when a man walked up and ordered everybody out. he drove off in the vehicle and the shuttle bus was found a while later on ashby avenue in berkeley. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> new development in the effort to fix san francisco's tilting millennium tower. the chronicle says a panel of experts signed off on a plan to drill 52 steel piles. the retrofit will cost $100 million. the millennium tower is leaning 17 inches to the northwest. residents blame the developer for not driving the existing piles deep enough. >>> happening today in the east bay, 35,000 students in the fremont unified school district are heading back to school. we're taking a live look at at walters middle school where about 1,400 students are starting thei

. >>> a second victim has died after a boat crash involving "shark tank" star kevin o'leary.olice in canada are asking for witnesses to come forward. o'leary says he was a passenger on a boat that hit another vessel on lake joseph in ontario saturday night. he says the other boat had no lights on and fled the scene. police are not confirming details but say both boats left the scene. they're trying to determine if alcohol was involved. >>> new video this morning of a great white shark surprising some lobstermen off cape cod. the shark came right up to their boat. it was feeding on the carcass of a humpback whale. nearby experts say shark sightings are up 60% this year. >>> in sports, serena williams passed her first real stress test at the u.s. open. she dropped her first set against 17-year-old catherine mcnally but then rallied for three sets to win. williams is now a perfect 38-0 in first and second round matches in new york. she's on fire. >> keep going. >>> up next in "the pulse," the lottery player who stayed patient and cashed in.sohead, a matthew mcconaughey that will

. >>> on to new developments on the deadly boat crash involving "shark tank" judge kevin o'leary. unfortunately a second victim has died. this crash happened saturday night on lake joseph in ontario. police say the boat on which o'leary was a passenger rammed into a larger boat killing a 64-year-old florida man. a 48-year-old woman who was hospitalized died from her injuries on tuesday. o'leary says the other boat did not have any navigation lights. >>> the woman known as the fastest woman on four years has died. jessi combs died in a crash in oregon. she broke a record in 2013 with a run of 393 miles per hour. she lived in so cal, and people in the bay area may remember her appearance on the san francisco-based "mythbusters" on the discovery channel. >>> as a part of building a ea, on homelessness and possible solutions to the housing crisis. in san francisco there's a short-term fix that's up for a vote today. the city is considering converting a parking lot near the balboa park b.a.r.t. station into overnight parking for people who live in their vehicles. if it's approved, 33 s

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when inspector o'leary measured the staircases and landings and covered everything according toe violations. he did spend considerable time in our back hard. yard. the stairs to the backyard are a question. the concrete landing itself previously was a stone planter box and it was uneven. we are not green thumbs. we wanted to get rid of it. there were shoddy staircases. we have a house without any other fire escape. the staircase was providing a safer staircase to lead to the fire exit. we are willing to go back to file a permit to that. in terms no response to text. after i got yelled at multiple times and my wife got yelled at with my wife present. i felt unsafe. i directed him to communicator to the property owner directly. i felt unsafe and i wanted the property owner involved inchted. -- involved instead. with regard to the fence on both sides that was not granted to us. unfortunately as part of any construction you can imagine there is dirt or dust. we worked to the best of our abilities to clean that as quickly as possible. beyond that, with the district building inspection door tag.

. >>> "shark tank" kevin o'leary involved in a deadly boat crash.ut the tragedy today. >>> john stamos breaking his silence about lori laughlin's college scandal. why he says the punishment don't fit the crime. >>> simon cowell, red alert. the shirt, the glasses. his surprise new look on "agt"

you're o'leary over there. all of a sudden he has mouthed about he need big discounts. you will see that. as far as him stepping out of line and then letting air india or anybody else who is in line with him leapfrog over him because he cancelled, i don't think he can afford that >> what i think you see in the stock reaction the market is telling you it will be okay. >> i agree >> in one way the economy is saying it's all fine the other way, yields are all down, globally we have a slow down it will be interesting to watch. >> as a former airline analyst, i will tell you, there has never been a recession during which companies, countries, buyers do not can sell airplane orders they just do it. that what happens. they run out of money, can't borrow what we got for boeing is a company for the last five years until recently did not act like a cyclical business at all will it start to have that type of cyclicality ever again? maybe not. but that's one of the risks that are in the stock it was not a cheap stock when it was at it's all time high at all. it was expensive great

o'leary.doctor winick off you have five minutes. >> good morning sharon making member cloud, members of the subcommittee my name is doctor john. i'm a practicing pediatrician at massachusetts general hospital. i have over 20 years of experience caring for children and adolescents. i am here today representing the american academy of pediatrics. a professional medical organization representing over 67000 pediatricians across the united states. juul use among adolescents has reached epidemic proportions and i see the impact of this everyday in my own practice. every one of my teenage patients, and even many of my preteen patients either use e-cigarettes has friends who use them. many of my patients have wildly incorrect beliefs about e-cigarette. they know that singers are dangerous, but believe that juul is harmless. i have to explain the ec perez do not have the same positive health benefits as the fruit flavors that they copy. rather, e-cigarette liquid contains in addition to nicotine the nu

i'm becky quick with joe and andrew our guest host this morning, shark tank's kevin o'leary >> greato be here. >> great to see you today. let's take a look right now. you'll see the dow is indicated to open up by about 125 points s&p up by 16 points and then the nasdaq up by almost 60 this comes after a day of declines for the markets yesterday the dow lost 175 points that happened with markets closing at their session lows. weakness across the board. a lot of different sectors under pressure financials, materials and consumer staples all down by more than 1% we'll see what happens this morning. futures indicated up this morning. overnight in asia, the nikkei ended down by about a quarter of a percentage point the hang seng up by .1 and the shanghai composite was flat and in europe where there's active trading taking place there's green arrows across the board. the biggest gainer of the three major averages is the cac up 1.4% but you see gains of better than 1% for the ftse and dax as well take a look at what's happening with treasuries. right now the ten year is yielding 1.588%. so

here are the words of an influential economist in your capital city, dermot o'leary from goodbody stockbrokershe economic and politic carnage of a no—deal looms ever closer, ireland will likely come under pressure to relax its position in favour of an option that avoids the no—deal outcome." are you feeling that pressure? the key line from dermot there, and dermot‘s someone who i know personally and he's a very credible economist who i rate highly, it's as likely, but ultimately ireland hasn't come under any pressure from any european partners. indeed, in the last few weeks, we've seen continued support from the new european commission president, ursula von der leyen, and the incoming european council president, charles michel, as well as heads of state, government and new members of the european parliament. ultimately, for the eu, when a member decides to leave, they need to do it in a manner that respects their responsibilities. the uk has serious responsibilities that need to be met. interesting you say there's been no change inside the eu — i can cite you some change right now. the polish

hosts sitting in tom farley current chairman and ceo of fire point and we have shark tank's kevin o'leary the dow coming off a 767 point drop yesterday it was the seventh worth point drop of all time last night president trump's administration responded with the treasury department labeling china a currency manipulator thatdominated yesterday's action, that along with china's currency move. overnight china's central bank setting the yuan mid point firmer than many expected. that happened at 9:00. we saw a turnaround in u.s. equity futures which were down overnight as much as 600 points at the lows. right now a positive open across the board. s&p looking to be up by 11 points dow jones up by 102. the nasdaq looking to recoup 44 points as for u.s. treasury yields, we saw a 2016 low also. we had the ten-year note at 1.758% overnight we breached that 1.7 level. a key level here. >>> we have cnbc reporters everywhere this morning covering the market reaction to this escalating trade war willem marx is in london we'll get to him in a moment, but across the world to china. eunice yoon is on the

first story, second person has died in a boat crash involving "shark tank" star kevin o'leary.. the reality show stars claim the navigation lights were turned off. his agent that his wife was driving at time. she passed a breathalyzer. he insists video will clear them of any wrongdoing. katie: a grandfather stops a burglar in his tracks, holding him at gun point until police arrived. >> he picked the wrong house. i pointed the pistol at him, said, if you don't move i won't shoot you. katie: he says he grabbed his pistol from under his pillow after hearing from someone yelling inside of the house in ohio. he found a burglar standing in the living room. he said he was burglarized a few days later. police arrested a suspect. they are investigating to see if he is linked to the first burglary. brian: i have to tell you this. a volcano erupts sending smoke and ash a mile high. high-intensity, it happened on the island of stromboli in italy. a gigantic plume of dark smoke and ash billowing in the sky. was it pompeii? didn't that get overwhelmed by lava? katie: i did. brian: no lava.

i was watching one of your previous guests, kevin o'leary and he was talking about how cars are a terrible investment i would tell him that i bought my mclaren f-1 in 1999 for 800,000. the last offer i got was $17 million. one just sold for $22 million. we'll have to debate that sometime >> yes, you will you know what i was thinking about. your show has flourished even while america's love for the car in general most people barely want to get a droifrs license. >> that's true it is different. i think it has more to do with the fact cars are more appliance like than they used to be. my mother knew nothing about cars, but she knew she opened the hood a a car breaks, you call aaa, they come and get it. so there is less involvement for young people on the upside, cars are being seen now as kinetic artwork. they're in museums and they're going for, you know, the prices of, well, i mean a ferrari gto just sold for $70 million. a bugatti went for $50 million the prices that artwork is going for. they're seen as, it is artwork that moves and looks exciting and gets people going. >> if i tell i i l

hosts sitting in tom farley current chairman and ceo of fire point and we have shark tank's kevin o'learyhe dow coming off a 767 point drop yesterday it was the seventh worth point drop of all time last night president trump's administration responded with the treasury departmen

i'm becky quick with joe and andrew our guest host this morning, shark tank's kevin o'leary >> great. >> great to see you today. let's take a look right now. you'll see the dow is indicated to open up by about 125 points s&p up by 16 points and then the nasdaq up by almost 60 this comes after a day of declines for the markets yesterday the dow lost 175

kevin o'leary, dave, i love oil. it's a classic supply and demand story. the markets seeming to telling us right now there is a massive over supply situation. is that going to change? >> i think that's absolutely true we are in a global glut. we have opec doing something about it all on the backs of saudi arabia that's not going to last forever. there is nothing i can look at other than a calamity driving places up. on the demand side, we're seeing science of a global recession possibly in the worksen in of that is grate for energy prices. >> it's 3% of the s&p 500. you looked at me in the past about using currencies in play there is a relationship there. explain that >> here's what i want to do i'm started to get interested. time to buy oil. they're hating it a lot right now. you can buy the currencies and indices of countries that are tried to tank oil prices i'll give you an exam australia. the one that is closer is canada you can transfer dollars by an index like the stocks in energy and banking. here's the sweetcher if oil moves you get a lift in the

wednesday our investment committee today, joe terranova, jon and pete najarian, carrie firestone, kevin o'leary, and also with us on set, kathy entwistle we've got a full house of advice today. >>> stocks on track to recover their losses from last week. being driven by strong earnings from target and lowe's target hitting all-time highs topping 100 bucks for the first time ever. do we continue to bet on this consumer, carrie are there enough unknowns in the back half of the year to make you cautious >> it's a great question and what the market has been telling you for the last year is that it's a battle it's a tug-of-war between deal or no deal recession or no recession. interest rates up or down. and do we put the money in the mattress or the market this week it's the market. so if you have earnings growth, which we've been seeing this quarter, and the consumer is strong, people forget that we don't have a trade deal with china. they forget about all the news last week when the market dropped 800 points and it's a recession and it's very scarey this week we're seeing good news if it continues,

we had o'leary talking about it could be the plane's problem nobody said that not the faa. not any regulators look, it's a troubled road, but nothing is easy. you will get paid for that. >> scott, by the way, really quick, dealer stats for cat in north america in particular up #%, almost 5%. asia-pacific down almost the same amount. in other words, is it somewhat balancing it self out right now? yes, because they are focusing here, not over there, because of the threat of tariffs. >>> we will take a quick break here is what else is coming up. >> carl icahn is just moments away his latest thoughts on the occidental and anadarko merger, the markets and more the analyst who says the 152% one-year run for this stock is far from the end of the story. the call of the day is next. plus, our data partners at ken show discovered after spiking earlier this week the vix is down over 7% today a month after similar one-day declines stocks tend to triade higher, an average urerntu of 0.8% the "halftime report" is back in two mix. in u. te s. -driverless cars... -all ground personnel... .

just three weeks ago, the ryanair boss michael o'leary warned as many as 900 pilots and crew could go, these are our headlines. the prime minister is in paris to tell french president, emmanuel macron, that the irish backstop must go. that's despite macron saying the backstop is "indispensible". the wait is over for 700,000 students as they get their gcse results. top grades have nudged up slightly despite concerns about the difficulty of exams. warnings that our rivers are filthy and being used like "open sewers". and coming up — we'll continue our focus on farming series, with a look the mental health challenges the profession can bring. and in sport... england strike against australia in the third ashes test — joffra archer and stuart broad with the wickets — but the weather has delayed play again. george ford and owen farrell are in england's team to play ireland at twickenham on saturday. it'll be the first time in over a year that they have started together. and a familiar looking irish side — joe schmidt has brought back cian healy, captain rory best and tadhg furlong. i'll be

joining us now to talk about the market day, kevin o'leary and margi fartel another volatile session, but in general, what do you think of the market? >> it's very interesting for equities for me. inversion doesn't scare me with a perverse situation in europe pushing down these yields but i look at cash flow in the u.s. primarily private companies where i have strong mandates to look at data that's proprietary and never seen a stronger economy dmes cli right now do i want to take the risk of up the balance sheet on converts or in debt when i can get 2.6% yield on equities and have some growth potential we are still in that zone. it hasn't changed. >> margie, good focus globally of yield curves and the credit markets relatively firm. not necessarily been showing a lot of signals that they're sniffing out weakness and stocks for now are in a 5% pullback from a record high where does that bring you across the asset classes? where do you think folks should be best positioned >> i think equities will be the star performer over next 12 months best part of the bond market is high yield mark

. ♪ tum tum tum tums laura: the shark tank store, kevin o'leary, is under scrutiny for his account ofadly boat crash in ontario, canada last week. the tv personality says his boat crashed with another boat that had no navigation lights and fled the scene. authorities say both left the scene and independently contacted emergency service. the crash resulted in the death of two people. mike: a knife attack outside a subway station in france leaves at at least one dead and nine others injured. a suspect is in custody and authorities are searching for a motive as they say it appears the attack is not related to terrorism. kitty logan is following this from london. hi, kitty. >> reporter: police don't know the motive for this attack. they have arrested the suspect on suspicion of mor department . the incident happened around 4:30 p.m. eastern time in a suburb of a french city. the suspect attacked people with a knife seemingly indiscriminately. it's not clear if the suspect knew the victims. the man who died was just 19 years old. and three of those who were injured are in a critical condit

. >> i don't know, that was o'leary's idea. >> yeah, we're going to -- you don't limit magazines. >>jersey right now, if you have a 15 -- if you have a 15 round magazine, it's mandatory jail for like two or three years for something so if you did that -- >> okay. then let's do it. >> all right >> i'm so on board with that. >> you're going to say we have to get rid of semiautomatic weapons. >> we're not going to get rid of semiautomatic -- >> that's part of my deal with you. >> he wants know what your compromise is. >> what's your compromise? >> let me think. >> you have no compromise. >> that's not true. >> your compromise is we get rid of the second amendment. >> that's not the compromise the compromise is -- well, i have to deal with background checks. >> we need to make this relevant to our business audience. >> we can talk about this later. >> consumers getting their brand new apple credit cards are also getting detailed instructions for their care the white cards were coated in a matte finish and can be permanently discolored don't put your card in your leather pocket or jean po