olivia: señor.bra de una persona. aquí tienen, ellos van a decir es la voz de él. tifani: días después, en un avión privado de usa, los hermanos fueron trasladados a una prisión de chicago. le tomó a los investigadores seis meses de interrogatorio para descifrar la telaraña de información que tenían los gemelos. joseph: es un caso grande, porque es toneladas de cocaína y heroína, y es un caso muy grande aquí. tifani: con las declaraciones de los hermanos flores, la fiscalía del distrito de chicago realizó numerosos arrestos y acusaciones contra los capos, sus hijos, y toda su red de distribución. la fiscalía lo llamó el caso de más alto nivel en la historia de chicago. maría elena: los gemelos margarito y pedro flores recibieron una sentencia de 12 años de prisión, y al salir en el 2020 entrarán al programa de protección de testigos del gobierno federal de usa. regresamos con más de aquí y ahora. locutor: después de una pausa, las pruebas que viven a diario los padres temporales y adoptivos. irene:

. >> my wife, maybe. >> i want olivia to brown. >> you know what?oh, i like that ending! where did that come from? >> unless they're going make a scandal movie. >> now it's up to me. >> and because this tight knit cast will become the graduating class of 2018 -- >> we were like, no, not senior year. >> what superlative would they give olivia post? >> most likely to scare my children at 3:00 a.m.? >> most likely to cause deep mischief. >> based on that picture? >> based on that picture. >> most likely to be committed. >> that's pretty good. >> when the gladiators see tonight's episode, they're going to say this same thing because he's on 10 tonight. >>> our first look at a controversial movie about whitney houston's daughter. what you never knew about their final days. >>> then -- >> i had a huge fall. >> margot robby on the biggest challenges of her tonya harding transformation. >> she just texted me on the way here. closed captioning provided by -- ♪ do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly

>> olivia. >> okay, olivia.s on the show tonight, he recently wrote a song for puerto rico called "almost like praying." he's raised millions of dollars for hurricane relief efforts. [ cheers and applause ] i love the dude, he's unbelievable. he's the creator of "in the heights" and "hamilton." if there was a broadway musical about your life, what would it be called? >> uh, the sassy life. >> jimmy: the sassy life? >> yes. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love it. i love the sassy life. i think it's great. the sassy life. you're very sassy. oh, i love it. and what actor would you pick to play the part of you? >> oh, can i have a singer, instead of an actor? >> jimmy: yeah, of course. >> adele. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would love to see adele as olivia in "the sassy life" on broadway. that would be fun. here to help freestyle this last one is the creator of "in the heights" and "hamilton" lin-manuel miranda. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> get sassy. >> jimmy: sassy -- sassy, right

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviahe world on fire one day. olivia has really been a marvelous example spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo, and living a secret life, much of which will never be fully understood. >> everybody go! (gunfire) >> reporter: this new video, obtained by the "review" journal shows the harrowing moments as the attack unfolded. >> do we have medical set up somewhere yet? >> reporter: police have now pinpointed a more exact timeline. at 10:05 p.m. paddock fired the first shots from mandalay bay. 10 minutes later, the shooting stopped. at 10:18, paddock fired more than 200 rounds through the door of his room, wounding a security guard in the leg. >> we can't go yet. >> reporter: after that, paddock fired no more bullets into the music festival. he may have had more in mind. you suggested that after he saw the security guard, that his concern became himself. did you see any evidence that he planned to survive this or try to escape? >> yes. >> reporter: what is that? >> i can't tell you. >> repo

more than ever to keep fighting and we have to remember to stay united. >> olivia came to the united states from mexico in 2004, with her mom, when she was 10 years old. >> she decided to make the hard decision to come here and leave everything she knew behind and to come to a country where she didn't speak the language, where she didn't have any family. >> olivia falls under deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, an executive order passed by president obama which allows children brought into the united states illegally the temporary right to stay and receive work authorization without fear of deportation. >> you had to have been less than 16 years of age when you applied, you had to have finished high school, and you couldn't have any criminal record. >> on sept 5th, president trump made the announcement to end the daca program and called upon congress to pass a replacement leaving olivia and the 5,000 young adult recipients in philadelphia with a lot of questions. >> about losing their jobs, losing um their ability to be able to drive, or being deported. >> maria sotomayo

olivia: yes, 59% and continuing to grow.hat is another strategy with whole foods, getting customers to sign up for prime. you get your salmon a little bit less if you are a prime member. we will see that continue to grow, as well. amazon studios: have been part of convincing people to sign up. the tumult, the head of amazon studio designs resigned due to sexual harassment allegations. do you think amazon will be able to keep up the initial success that have seen? james: at the rate they are going, they are going in that -- neck with netflix. so i would not be surprised to see them surpass netflix and become the single strongest investor in content in the market. what i've not seen exploited that amazon have the potential to is sports. obviously dabbling in the nfl deal that they stole from twitter. but when you think about these mega-franchise the nextcoming up in couple years, what company can operate at a 0% margin successfully that can spend a lot of money and hook a lot of people that way? content is still at the forefro

olivia: they are astronomical challenges.re dealing with government regulations that often feel extreme to u.s. company. all sorts of competitive moves from these copycat companies that really have a strong ground game in china. also, hiring is very, very difficult. challenges airbnb faces is hiring someone with that entrepreneurial, scrappy sense, who is also comfortable playing by the rules and following government regulation. any idea who have might replace them or if they intended to replace him? olivia: i think they intended to replace them, but it could be another two years at the rate they are going. nate is a great option for now. it is a situation we have to watch closely. emily: what products have they made in china? had aboutst your they 80,000 listings in china and now they have about 120,000. they still face problems with fraud. if you compare them to a local competitor, the other has 600,000 listings. you are looking at a situation amilar to uber and didi, homegrown competitor that is so embedded in the society

olivia: that the most fascinating part about this report.saw that really the top level of walmart customers, costco customers and kroger customers all went to whole foods. whole foods did not attract that lower demographic that everybody was expecting when amazon acquired whole foods. it really says that amazon has a lot farther to go. it has more price cutting to the to really learn those people. the reason is that whole foods is predominantly located in wealthy neighborhoods. to incentivize people to drive distances and go to a wealthier neighborhood, the prices have to be much lower to get that demographic. shery: until we see more price cuts coming from amazon, probably foot traffic i has peaked? olivia: i would say for traffic has definitely the. peaked. it was 33% new customers that week and that sort of tapered down. it's about a 4% increase in new customers now so it has peaked and they will have to make significant price cuts to learn more people in. vonnie: any way to know whether it was just the one time visit out of curiosity bec

olivia nuzzi is a washington correspondent for "new york" magazine. brian carem, a cnn political analyst and retired rear admiral john kirby, a cnn military and diplomatic analyst. admiral, i'd like to start with you. on that friday exchange in the briefing room that got a lot of journalists kind of shocked by the reaction. this is what sarah sanders said to chip reid in the briefing room. >> he was wrong yesterday in talking about the money. >> if you want to go after general kelly, that's up to you. but i think that if you want to get into a debate with a four-star marine general, i think that that's something highly inappropriate. >> highly inappropriate, those two words generated a lot of reaction. cnn's jake tapper said it was one of the most shocking things he's ever heard in a white house briefing. so, admiral, how did you react to hearing that? >> yeah, i was a little gob smacked too when i first heard it. it's very ignorant of military culture. no admiral or general shuts down debate and discussion or questioning either from the public and me

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviare one day. olivia has really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> stars with birthdays this weekend. fran drescher is 60. zach galifianakis. julie andrews is 82. take a final look at your choices. which oscar winner appeared on "the tonight show" at age 9? that is brie larson, who is celebrating turning 28 this weekend. >>> monday. mila kunis, kristen bell. "e.t." is behind the scenes of bad moms christmas. >> it's too much. >> and the late show takes us back home to oklahoma. >> thank you, nancy. >> talking new music and backup with gwen. >> that's a no-brainer for me. >> monday on "e.t." >> we are almost out of time this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news, just go to our website, etonline.com. >> before we go, check out this video. >> it's for her song, new rules, which is climbing the billboard hot 100 chart. this weekend, the 22-year-old is wrapping up her tour, opening up for none other than brun

olivia: it is super early.rs are keen to understand how whole foods fits into the amazon discipline. to say.st too early for traffic did go up significantly in that first week and then leveled out. there are a lot of questions around how sustainable the interest is in the new amazon whole foods. consumers are switching their brand loyalty to whole foods. from the earnings report it's the focus on consumer electronics. that plays into amazon's grocery strategy. home consumer products, you can order your groceries. they are focusing on that today. scarlet: i'm looking at our top live blog and are consumer tech reporter notes that it has begun offering lower prices to whole foods shoppers on the deal closing earlier in the quarter. ie: you mentioned alexa, and was reading to this press release. they have a highlighted section in the release. i don't think of ever seen a company list so many random things. there's something about integrating alexa with the bmw. here's something with microsoft's cortana. these are a

have you seen olivia's closet?few things. >> i don't have that authority. >> there are a couple of coats that i was like, oh, kerry, get that. >> but i don't own them, so we might have to figure that out. >> one thing for sure, olivia will continue to slay her style this season. but how will the series end? the cast maintains they don't know. >> that thing about being on the show is surprise. >> selfishly, i would love to go shoot another scene on the island. >> with your wife or with olivia. >> i don't even know my wife's name. >> i want olivia to drown -- >> i don't like that ending. >> unless they're going to make a scandal movie. >> now it's up to me. >> and this tight knit cast will become the graduating class of 2018. >> we would like, no, shonda, not senior year. >> it begs question what superlative would they give olivia pope. >> most likely to scare my children at 3:00 a.m. >> most likely to cause deep mischief. >> based on that picture? >> based on that picture. >> most likely to be committed. >> i'm sure

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i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, olivia really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children ople take action against housing discrimination? my friends were told they might be more comfortable in another neighborhood. my co-worker was pressured by her landlord to pay her rent with sexual favors. my neighbor was told she needs to get rid of her dog, even though he's an assistance animal. they all reported these forms of housing discrimination. when you don't report them, landlords and owners are allowed to keep breaking the law. housing discrimination is illegal. if you think you've been a victim, report it. like we did. narrator: if you suspect that you've been discriminated against because of race, color, religion, national origin, report it to hud or your local fair housing center. visit hud.gov/fairhousing or call the hud hotline at 1-800-669-9777. fair housing is your right. use it. >>> it's tuesday, october 31st, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump's former campaign chairman is under hous

olivia has partnered with austin health to make the olivia new n newton-john center.nal treatment methods. >> how do you feel? >> good. welcome to my home away from home. >> reporter: for olivia newton-john and the patients at the cancer and research center that bares her name, treating the mind and the body is her core philosophy. >> thank you doesn't even cover it. >> you're going to make me cry. >> it is unique. no one does it like this place does it. >> reporter: newton-john was diagnosed in breast cancer in 1992, becoming an advocate for fellow survivors. earlier this year, she discovered the cancered ed ed e returned. metastasizing in her lower back. how is it the second time around for you? >> i think it's not as frightening. i'm not as freaked out as i had a young child. i went through radiation. i didn't do that the first time. when i talk to a parent that's going through that, i understand what that means. i have a comprehensive view of the different stages of going through cancer and also to support them and say, you know, i got fthrough it, you can. >> rep

su papÁ es oficial de la policÍa de chicago al igual que el padre de olivia. ...los cÁrteles estaban acostumbrados y eso creÓ fricciones. un empleado del "el chapo", secuestro a el seÑor flores, y eso llevÓ al cÁrtel de sinaloa a a pelar por la vida del hombre. >> Él querÍa asegurarse de que no hubiesen manos entendido. cuando volvieron a guadalajara, comenzamos a ver a todos los jefes de los carteles en nuestra casa. los negocios del "el chapo" florecieron, traficaba hasta 2000 kilos de cocaÍna y heroÍna. la red se expandiÓ a ciudades como los Ángeles, orlando, washington y cincinnati. >> el dinero era increÍble, el negocio de ellos generaba $2,000,000,000. presentadora: cuando se desatÓ la guerra entre cÁrteles, muchos quedaron atrapados entre el "el chapo" y alfredo beltrÁn leiva. [habla en inglÉs] >> ellos serÁn fundamentales para el cÁrtel de sinaloa y para el cartel de beltrÁn leiva. nuestros esposo dijeron: no podemos hacer esto. esta no es nuestra guerra. esto es lo que nosotros hacemos. presentadora: las autoras del libro "esposas del cÁrtel", dicen que l

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i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviae day. olivia has really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children >>> this is the cbs "overnight news" news. >>> president trump today denounced an nbc news report that he is planning a tenfold increase in the u.s. nuclear arsenal. he called it pure fiction, meant to demean him. and he threatened to challenge network licenses. there are nearly a dozen nbc tv stations licensed by the fcc. it is a page out of the nixon playbook which included license challenges and threats of an type trust suits against the networks. >>> nearly 30 women have now accused movie mogul harvey weinstein of sexual ahasment or assault. his studio fired him. politicians and hollywood ak for have denounced him. now a new york da is defending a decision not to prosecute him. here is jericka duncan. >> reporter: for the first time since the explosive allegations, tmz obtained video of harvey weinstein outside a home in los angeles. >> come on, harvey -- >> under growing pressure, the manhattan dist

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviaughter: no, it hasn't. mom: hey, can you two keep it down? son: i want it. it's my turn. daughter: no it isn't. mom: please just keep it down. [tires screeching] down the street would give me anxiety. and now look at me. [restaurant sounds] man 1: don't get me wrong, i still don't love crowded places, but it's good to get out again. [restaurant sounds] [plates crashing] man 2: noises like that used to make me hit the deck, but now i can keep going. announcer: transitioning from the military can be tough. we all have unique experiences, but many veterans are facing similar challenges. life goes on, but some things are different now. visit maketheconnection.net to watch our stories and learn ways to create the story you want to live. no one can write it for you. make sure it's a good one. make the connection. ople take action against housing discrimination? my friends were told they might be more comfortable in another neighborhood. d to pay her rent with sexual favors. my neighbor was t

. >> olivia was born addicted to cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and, a pain pill that contains snake venomreenivasan: some children, like two-year-old olivia, are being placed with foster families in other parts of the state. >> we're going on a bear hunt. >> sreenivasan: olivia now lives an hour and a half from huntington with her adoptive mother, stephanie adkins, stephanie's husband and five- year-old ethan, who came to them after similar circumstances. the system, adkins says, is stretched dangerously thin. >> you're going to have children that are just sitting in a group care home, with no family to speak of, because there's physically nowhere else to put them. that's where i see us going if we don't figure something out to try to stop the flow of children just flying into, into, into the foster care system. >> sreenivasan: how did west virginia get to this point? in some ways, it was a state with a target on its back, one heavily dependent on manual labor jobs like coal mining and manufacturing, jobs that leave workers prone to injury and chronic pain. when a new group of painkillers

jake: olivia pope, jennifer fields.re going to kill francisco vargas when he takes the stage tomorrow night. sandra, all of this is over now. i got you. you put a gun to the head of the woman i love, and i belong to you?! you're wondering whether you actually have a choice. wherever your daughter goes, we have eyes on her. you have a second chance survival of the fittest, olivia.

. >> justin and olivia and me -- >> in legoland! >> to talk about the shorter lego movie. >> all right, ninja, calm down. >> justin is show meg how he does the evil lego voice. >> shouting. >> and olivia is voicing the ex-wife cocoa. >> nope. >> and dave franco is their son lloyd. >> la lloyd. >> and jackie chan is his master wu, and here at legoland. >> quiet, rolling. >> jackie is pretty good at playing the "extra" producer. >> two, one, jackie, this is one of the first movies that you have been in without having to risk your life everyday. >> that is why i will continue to make legos movies and i never hurt myself. >> and dave says that his new animated role is a dream job. >> they all make me look better than i actually am. >> and nobody is better than the lightning fast legend jackie when it comes to the fight scene. >> cut! >> and the lego movie is in theaters now. >> "extra." >> coming up, but first, kiley jenner sighting since the pregnancy news broke. pink, miley and other stars take over the iheart radio festival. >>> ryan

a great piece, olivia zaleski, our "bloomberg technology reporter. thank you for joining us.is edition of "bloomberg technology, tomorrow we travel to the western journal in laguna beach, california. will be talking to arianna huffington one of the bloomberg board members. see you then. ♪ who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. ta-nehihassee coats -- is here with a book of essays written during the obama era. his first essay called "the first white president" was featured in this year's "atlantic monthly". he has won many awards including the macarthur genius grant. the new york ti

when olivia was six months old, she was anaphylactic. she says this project helps make halloween festivities worry- free. they passed out 100 flyers about the teal pumping project to help raise awareness before halloween. last year, nearly 18,000 homes participated in the project (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled as high pressure continued to weaken. there were still some highs in the 80s inland but a sea breeze and fog kept it much cooler at the coast. if you're going out tonight make sure to grab a jacket since it will be much cooler than what we've seen as of late. big changes are expected next week too and we could be looking at more rain. on the satellite image you can see the huge dome of high pressure that brought record breaking temperatures to the bay area thoughout the week. but the high is now weakening. and ocean winds cooler and cooler air will bring temperatures down everywhere over the next few days. you will still find 80s in the central

emily: it was a great piece, olivia zaleski, our bloomberg technology reporter.. thank you so much for joining us. that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. on tuesday, we travel to a conference in laguna beach, california. do not miss our interview with arianna huffington one of the bloomberg board members. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered.

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. >> 2-month old zlata joins big sis, 6-year old olivia. >> what did you think when she was first born like a little cucumber. >> a cucumber? >> it was so cute. >> what's it going to be like when they start dating? >> i don't want to think about that. >> the 34-year old pro and his wife met at a dance studio in moscow. she helps him choreograph his dances for the show and is also a judge on the russian series. >> what has been the secret to your relationship? >> i mean, we've danced together for more than 10 years, and we've been married more than 10 years, so we learn how to separate work and home. >> we do trust each other. like, you know, we've both been on the "dancing with the stars" in australia. >> so elena's totally okay with seeing her man shirtless and playing up his sex appeal. >> i like it. so its like i'm so proud to have such a handsome and good looking man. >> fun fact -- gleb actually has his own line of underwear. and each year he releases a calendar. ♪ i really like it >> when he's taking these sexy pictures, do you give him feedback? >> yeah, exactly. i'm directing i

and vincent scored the winning goals after soccer games and olivia said she felt the breeze pick up at that moment, and remarked how her mother always loved to whistle. >> we wanted to support the family and to say goodbye to stacee etcheber in the right way and that we would continue to support them. >> out of the darkness the love and support that surrounds us has brought light that comforts us every day.>> reporter: from san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> her friends describe her as full of life, wildly passionate about her family and even her hobbies, living life to the absolute fullest. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 on the 9, expecting wind conditions similar to the ones that started the fire earlier in the week, and up next we get the live update from the mendocino county executive here on the 9. >>> let's turn to mendocino county with the complex of fires burning north and at ukiah, west of mendocino national forest, burning over 34,000 acres with 10% containment. 8 people have died with 8000 evacuated from the region. the changing wind pattern is the biggest concern at this

we asked john if he had spoken to his "grease" co-star, olivia newton-john who is battling cancer.nd is beyond impressed with her ability to recover. >> we're wishing her well. >>> now to a place straight out of the movies. we teamed up with secrets resorts and spas. tip number one, do the thing krous can't do at home. there are so many incredible beach activities here. all part of unlimited luxury. today, we're taking a sea kayak. guess who is doing most of the rowing. actually, this guy. ♪ oh, my gosh. so fun. while chris relaxed after captaining the kayak, i couldn't resist taking out one of the paddle boards, with a little help. the tip number two, balance is important. after a pull day of beach activities, we took advantage of the 24-hour room service for a romantic and luxurious night in. thank you. that was chris' favorite part. i'll have more food and vacation tips. how to make the most of your fine dining and wining experience. >> your husband got a good assignment to go on. >> as long as he could eat. >>> coming up, the pearson boys are going camping. your sneak peek at t

seth: well that clip actually sort of introduces her. >> oh, that's her and she's a buzz kill for oliviah: yeah, but she's a grandmother as you set up in that clip. >> and that's how i pitched her. >> seth: yeah! so you had to say to brooke shields, i want you to come and be a grandmother on my show. >> it was so funny, it was -- >> seth: brooke shields, the brooke shields -- >> no not that one. another one -- >> seth: oh, you got -- okay, gotcha. >> no, but we were sitting there and i said, "listen, there's an amazing part, would you ever consider doing an arc on the show?" and she said, "oh, wow, are you serious?" i said, "yeah." and then i pitch her, i said, "this incredible powerful woman. she comes and -- and she's the grandmother." and she goes -- "i'm sorry, what?" [ laughter ] i said, "no, no, it's a grandmother." and then even i heard it, i was like, "oh, no, no, no, it's not like that." [ laughter ] but she was like, "i see how you are." >> seth: oh, yeah. >> "oh, pitch the show, then go, 'grandma.'" [ laughter ] so on the first day of her shooting, i redid the sides, which are

from what i hear, it was carly and olivia. oh. well, it was worth it. this place looks amazing. sorry t.j. couldn't get here. no, that's okay. he's finalizing his med-school applications. plus, now that sam and jason are media moguls, i'm sure we will have plenty more galas to attend. yeah, i wouldn't count on that. a doctor's work is never done, you know. case in point, david was supposed to be here. he got waylaid at the hospital. i'm sure he will find some way to make it up to you. whatever. hey. i'm really glad you're seeing him. i'm not seeing him. we're friends. okay. i enjoy the company, actually.