she thinks they're there for the photo opp.hes in his pocket brings out a box with the ring in it gets down on one knee she realizes what's going on and joy, that she is clearly exuding, is overwhelming. it's just a really sweet moment and it's genuine and real and it's magnificent but it's very intimate as well. >> it's a stunning vista as well almost alien. sxwlu may recognize the future groom eugene a big time poker player. >> i can't believe she selected those shoes for the snow. >> representing the fire and ice of their relationship the volcano, the snow. >> hot and cold, yes. >> look at these two, so romantic. >> oh there's a helicopter. they got up there in trainers? >> obviously they got up there in a helicopter and the pilot helped them record all of this and put it together. >> beautiful. >> you know and see why i asked about her choice of shoes? >> she did not hike all the way up there. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new li

. >>> ben carson wrote an opp ed titled black lives matter misfire.rgeted on wrong targets to the debt riment of blacks that would like to see real change. >>> would you like to see him run? >> no. a great country, lots of great families. a lot of candidates are more qualified. >> howard stern trump has proven no matter what he says is, people dig him. >>> a woman opened butter and thought the face looked like donald trump. we cannot quite disagree with her. with the attention donald trump is getting, talk show host jimmy kimmell has been left with a bad feeling. >> every night i walk out on this stage and get a nice round of applause. i see a 30,000 in alabama going nuts over donald trump. i don't feel good anymore. i feel cheated. >> that's your dish of "scrambled politics." >>> political analyst and coauthor of "how to catch a russian spy." biden, is he going to run? what do you think? >> i hope he does. we need a run race on the democrat side. republicans have given so much, so generously with donald trump and other stuff. let the dems have fun. j

"we opp a rrost.t'skia czy.===gi snmplt right now, three californians saved a train from a gunman ready to shoot. they'll explain why they were able to spring into action so quickly. >>> thousands of people across the country zero in on planned parenthood including in the bay area. >>> wildfires bigger than tacoma and seattle combined. thank you for joining us. >> they're being called heroes tonight. three childhood friends from california risk their lives to stop a man from opening fire on a train full of people. anthony sadler, spencer stone and alex are from the sacramento area. sadler also lived in the bay area in pittsburgh for a while. spencer stone is seen leaving the hospital. he was stabbed yesterday in the struggle. chuck, these three men are now telling us exactly what happened on that train. >> that's right. we are learning that it took situational awareness and split second reflexes to stop what could have been a deadly disaster from boarding that plane from amsterdam to paris. >> the high speed tra

the family shared a nice photo opp. >>> lebron james foundation is teaming up with akron to fully sponsor more than 1,000 scholarships for children in his i promise program. he tweeted every single kid who finishes my program will go to college for free. someone also making a difference, head coach brian kelley. he picked a senior to model the new team uniform for the season. why the celebration? kelly will get a scholarship for his senior year. this is a big year. he's been with the team since his freshman year. teammates were excited for that. good for him. >>> we want to wish a speedy recovery for lindsey vonn. she broke a bone training yesterday and had to fly back to the u.s. no timetable on her recovery. >>> feds okay a powerful pain medicine to kids as young as 11 years old. >>> u.s. gets ready to fly old glory once again. castro has some beef. "first look" is back in three. (vo) what's your dog food's first ingredient? corn? wheat? in new purina one true instinct grain free, real chicken is always #1. no corn, wheat or soy. support your active dog's whole body health with purina o

he published an opp ed in senator menendez hometown newspaper writing in part quote the idea we can get a better deal talking tough or squeezing iran to submission with more sanctions is simply not realistic. international unity we spent deals building, the unity that brought iran to the negotiating table would be destroyed if this is rejected. mccaskill admitted the deal is not perfect but said the world is united behind the deal except for israel. 56% of americans believe congress should reject the agreement. >>> let's turn to business where wall street followed stock declines around the globe yesterday. hadley joining us with the latest. what sparked the sell-off you think? >> manufacturing data coming out of china, six and a half year low. analysts telling me basically this maybes the last few weeks in the market a drop in the pan. we say a massive rally with terms investors piling in. gold rallying six week high as well as bonds looking to benefit off the back of this. u.s. futures going to open lower today. >> all right. let me ask you this. a record for twitter. obviously a popul

fnce3 hoesho opp ateori atck wd >>> from sacramento to france, three heros to stopped a terrorist attack were honored today. the french president gave the three men the legion d'honneur the highest civilian honor in france. all three from childhood friends who grew up in sacramento. they were on a paris bound town when they spotted an armed man in their train car. >> he looked to have an ak-47. it looked like it was jammed or not working and he was trying to charge the weapon and alek hit me on the the shoulder and said let's go. >> the man is a suspected terrorist. with the help of another passenger, they knocked the man out and tied him up. >>> connectioned off a train because of their race or because they were being too loud? well, that depends who you ask. 11 members of a book club were led off the napa valley wine train to waiting police officers on saturday. they say they were just having a good time until one guest nearby made a comment. soon after, the wine train's facebook page posted about the incident saying the group was quote verbally abusive to other guests and staff. a spo

gias sdintheig opp >>> right here in the comcast sportsnet area, in pittsburgh as madison bumgarner gets the start. in the bat of marlon byrd in the lineup starting in right field. game two of the-game set and didn't take long to make an entrance. he raced deep to left and gone, a two-run shot with the 20th of the season. 3-0, giants. bumgarner continues to swing a big bat. that made the score 5-1, orange and black. it's a 6-4 game in the bottom of the eighth. the second round of the championships, unleash the tigers. tiger would unleash his old sechlt over 200 yards out and he would birdie the hole as part of the round of 65. two back of the lead on 15. putting for eagle and it falls. he is tied for the lead. into the weekend. we have an update. the bears wrapped up the tour down under with an overtime loss. they finish with the record. the top ten recruits. they shined in the four games. brown averaged 18 points and scored over 94 points in the game before the fall semester next week. once again as for the game field at levi stadium. hopefully this will stick. it has been an issue sinc

our opp ed, catherikatherine fr review. first to you jim.ou have strong feelings about the killing of this elephant. >> it went from a lion to elephant quickly. >> did you say elephant? >> yes, you did. so do i when i mean my date -- sorry. >> i liked it. >> it does go to conservation on the money. i find this guy repulsive. people that hunt and eat, i have no problem. i can't do it. there's something about trophy hunting. it taps into unnecessary behavior. it's like just because the money goes to conservation -- donate the money. >> that's not fun. >> that's the point. come out and say i wanted to kill something. means to get to it was the money. donate the money. because something good comes out of your act -- that's like bill cosby raising money for rape awareness. >> that would be someone wanting to donate to children's hospital as long as i get to hunt children. >> let's correct facts on the record. this lion's name was cecil. did i say cecil? >> number two, zimbabwe makes money off this. it's not just game reserves. the only thing wron

he ended up going the distance allowing one run opp five hits he st kes out five. the yanks can win a big one. 4-1 and pull a game and a half now ahead of the jay's continue the al east. >> it seemed good. i feel calm. laying off. so main, for the past couple of days i have been getting pitches and strikes and being able to pull. >> they are hot. and they have been playing good baseball they are continueing to play good baseball. we have been a littl bit better. we didn't want to get them on a long stretch there because u know, look i say we dn want to get done in the stanes? they arep the stands against. mets meantime began the night on the nationals in the the l east and host the by are a at city field. take the against pittsburgh's archerly morton. they are back home after a disappointing start to the preseason in since ty also might. tom coughlin gets the on the field the second quarter and eli manning and company lookses arey machinaging onest down and 38-yards of offense. he say last night in terms of a big jake up with call for big blue. >> we got a long way

you may be lying, you might be your opp teonent has to guess either lie or truth. point. you guess wrong, the other person gets a point. okay, first to two wins. heidi, you're our guest. why don't you go select a box? >> what number? [ crowd yelling ] i heard three. this is kind of like medium heavy. >> jimmy: oh, medium heavy. >> kind of like medium heavy. >> jimmy: okay. >> whoops. >> jimmy: oops. >> whoopie. >> jimmy: whoopie. [ light laughter ] >> whoopsie. >> jimmy: whoopie. >> oh, wow. that's interesting. don't -- >> jimmy: i'm not >> peek. stay over there. >> jimmy: i'm not peeking. [ light laughter ] i'm not peeking. >> okay, are you ready? are you ready? in my box is a box with butterflies. you know those butterflies kind of like a shadow box and it has a little pin through it. you know those ones where -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and someone chewed a gum and stuck the gum on top of the box. >> jimmy: ew. [ cheers and applause ] so they put gum on top of a a butterfly box? >> it's a shadowbox. >> jimmy: yeah, it is a a shadowbox. i'm gonna say -- >> i think it's

producer of the morning show who is in the control room working on that show live named melissa ott or opp, i didn't hear the name properly, she witnessed this as well. she was engaged to adam, the photographer, who was killed. this has all been incredibly distressing. i want to bring in drew griffin, who's been talking to former employees and other sources. what have you found out, drew, about bryce williams and his past at that station? >> he was very difficult to work with at that station, according to past employees. in fact, so difficult he would yell at people, make charges as you've seen in his recent tweets at people. but also when he was fired -- and he was fired from understanding -- in february of 2013, according to a newsroom employee, all the newsroom employees had to evacuate or get out of the newsroom when this person came back in to clear out his desk. police were at the station when this took place. this'm this, the employees were told, because they weren't sure if there would be violent reaction of mr. williams. so clearly there was a history at that station where at leas

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in terms of what their opp-ex for employee look like. >> heather bellini, we appreciate your time ont call. >> when we come back, keeping an eye on the markets, we're now up fewer than 200 points, losing some steam. we'll check in with rick santelli in a moment. >>> marks losing steam after a solid open. the s&p trying to avoid its first seven-day losing streak since september of 2011. rick santelli is at the cme with the santelli exchange. >> i would like to welcome a very special guest, tom demark. anybody who has ever looked at a chart knows tom demark and his reputation. thanks for taking the time this morning, tom. >> always great to be with you, rick. i don't mean this to sound in a negative interpretation for new york fed president mr. william dudley. but there are just literally thousands and thousands of fundamentals and mr. dudley was talking about them. after it was done, all coy think of is many made fun of technical analysis. but modeling human behavior is much more consistent and sometimes as your work shows, much easier to get good signals, let's start with your most r

that we know are coming the arts campus and complex around the stifsh area and mission bthere are opps that i think we all should think about as we move forward and then just one of the last things i don't talk about things outside of san francisco but if you look like the center for advanced research and the things they're able to do being able to how do i word this - being able to bring the ideas and expects is something i get excited about, of course, this is operated by the district and development by the district and the opposite of what cart does in terms of the charter school but excited about what they offer for students seeing the opportunity that is here through that and what is being proposed i think is again, we should take a look at it and oufg you'll see something i'm excited about and hopefully develop something for the future that benefits us in the future with this type of planning. >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you thank you for that presentation that was actually very exciting and i'm happy to see that human resources i want to and actually, i wanted to respond to

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his mental health plan was called opp, orleans parish prison. if you have a mental health problem, the way it will be treated you will be arrested, you will be imprisoned. you won't be treated. you won't be seen by someone who can actually help you with your problems. and what we know is if you're uprooted, you will experience root shock. a doctor comes to new orleans and tells us about how being rooted in a community gives you a certain experience. and when you lose those roots, you lose part of who you are. and it's very difficult to overcome those problems. and so those children are now becoming adults. new orleans is going to have to really deal with those experiences. >> dr. shervington, james points out the connection between the criminal justice system and the lack of available, accessible mental health care. is that also something you're seeing there? >> yes, absolutely. we need to be able to provide mental health care for young people in the schools. that's where they're spending a lot of their time. we need to have the proper kind of c

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that we know are coming the arts campus and complex around the stifsh area and mission bthere are opps that i think we all should think about as we move forward and then just one of the last things i don't talk about things outside of san francisco but if you look like the center for advanced research and the things they're able to do being able to how do i word this - being able to bring the ideas and expects is something i get excited about, of course, this is operated by the district and development by the district and the opposite of what cart does in terms of the charter school but excited about what they offer for students seeing the opportunity that is here through that and what is being proposed i think is again, we should take a look at it and oufg you'll see something i'm excited about and hopefully develop something for the future that benefits us in the future with this type of planning. >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you thank you for that presentation that was actually very exciting and i'm happy to see that human resources i want to and actually, i wanted to respond to

california researchers remotely turn on opp windshield wipers and disabling brakes.ng fiat chrysler to recall 1.4 million vehicles. >>> bring your child to work day redefined in washington state. >> we're all ready for our presentation this afternoon. >> good because it's in ten minutes. >> what? i can't do that. i i have the baby. >> there's a brand new pilot program in washington that lets parents bring babies to the office if they're six weeks to six months old. state researchers say research proves keeping a parent and child together in the earliest stages of life supports brain development. when they start to crawl, they're no longer allowed to come. >> between six weeks and and si months, they can show up. i think it would be hard for parents. >> there's a policy. if the baby is fussy or sick, the parent and baby have to go home. this may be like some paternity packages offered. >> work, life. you can't blend them together. that would drive me crazy. >> what if it would get someone this the office sooner? >> come back when you're ready. do not bring the child t

i don't think the pope is opp e opposed to capitalism by the way. >> you dodged a bullet.g bolt rather. >> i don't know where to begin. so the pope is a good guy, he says, but he needs to scare the pope into reality, i guess. >> no. he just doesn't take criticism from anybody evidently. i tell you one thing he slipped on me there. i kept asking will you go after employers, will you go after employers? what he said was, you go to the employers and find out who the illegals are. i said why don't you punish the people who are hiring illegals. he slipped me on that. >> that was a great question. >> i thought it was a great answer, because what he was saying was -- he doesn't want to scare the pope obviously, but that we are the people keeping the bad guys away in america. and the reason we're able to do out is the engine of capitalism. >> thanks so much for all of that. >>> we have some other headlines. there's been breaking news overseas. north korea and south korea are exchanging fire over their heavily protected borders. let's get all the latest from kathy novak live in seo

that we know are coming the arts campus and complex around the stifsh area and mission bthere are oppshat i think we all should think about as we move forward and then just one of the last things i don't talk about things outside of san francisco but if you look like the center for advanced research and the things they're able to do being able to how do i word this - being able to bring the ideas and expects is something i get excited about, of course, this is operated by the district and development by the district and the opposite of what cart does in terms of the charter school but excited about what they offer for students seeing the opportunity that is here through that and what is being proposed i think is again, we should take a look at it and oufg you'll see something i'm excited about and hopefully develop something for the future that benefits us in the future with this type of planning. >> commissioner wynns. >> thank you thank you for that presentation that was actually very exciting and i'm happy to see that human resources i want to and actually, i wanted to respond to on