owen: i have no regrets about writing that story. emily: why not? owen: i didn't out peter. he outed himself to a wide circle of people in silicon valley who took it upon themselves to say, this is ok for us to know. the unwashed masses should not know such a detail about one of our own. emily: just because he told people who know him, should it be public? owen: if it's an open secret, why shouldn't you discuss it. it was in our mission. also fundamentally as a gay man, i feel like -- emily: yourself? owen: as a gay man myself, we need to live in a world where it's ok to say that person is gay, i'm gay, where it's not viewed as some kind of schoolyard taunt but as simply a , human fact about someone that is interesting. interesting because not everyone is gay, we are a minority within the population, but it should be ok to discuss. emily: what are your thoughts on that? dan: it's also ok not to be. owen it's ok not to be gay, i : support your right. dan i support yours. : i think it shouldn't matter and we're moving towards a world where it doesn't matter, that's a good thin

he and his girlfriend kayla made the decision to make the race track a home for owen.becomes bring your son to work day. >> he doesn't know if i have good or bad race so he's always smiling when i get back to the motor home. sometimes it's late and he's cranky or something but no, it's good to you know like you said it keeps it in perspective. >> reporter: kyle's ride this weekend, owen's ride this weekend. owen didn't have lot to say on this day. >> he says vroom vroom. >> what's race car say? >> reporter: dad becomes the spokesman for the family. owen is just along for the ride. >> i think bringing him to the race track helps him in traveling all the time helps him, you know, grow up and mature even quicker because he's getting experience a lost things other kids don't get to. >> reporter: in dover, tom srendenschek, fox 29 news. >> quickly owen races, he keeps him away he's not actually down there. he keeps him safe so nothing flies out of there. >> good to know. >> all right. >> well be sure to join us tonight for fox 29 news at 10. a brave man rushes in to help a

last time a player went this public with their issues, yes, terrell owens, back in 2005. now you will remember this, don't you? eagles suspended to for four games and he gave thus gem of a press conference in front of his crib. owens wanted to renegotiate his contract and the birds, they were not down with the cost. to knows a thing or two about disputes with the eagles. recently tmz sports asked terrell for his opinion on the bradford situation. >> i think it was not a great move for sam to want to request a trade being that he was the number one pick. for me, it is a sign of a coward to be honest but again, if you are not secure in your a built it shouldn't matter who they are drafting or who is coming in. that should motivate you and prepare you for the best seasons you could probably ever have. i like competition. so with that, he is not the really comfortable in his own skin and what he can do. >> wow. interesting. getaway day, in st. louis, phillies taking on the card, jared eickoff on the mound, shaky start that was brandon moss with an about face, 462-foot home ru

david owen, chief economist is with us. another voice adding, a political one clearly, but a voice adding his thoughts and his experience to what you think would unfold. and he is right. we have had a loss of big institutions, outlining the risks that would face the u.k. economy if there were to be a brexit. david: i think that is absolutely right. no one disagrees with the idea we would be economically worse off. and so forth. for the problem cannot be just for the u.k., but more about the eu in general. the risk for brussels is that you get this cascading effect, where it leads to more question marks about what is going to happen to the eu as a whole. that is what would concern them. at the end of the day, sterling would fall. that would cushion the blow somewhat. but i think the bank of england would end up cutting rates. the timing of the first rate rise would be pushed back for a considerable period. the ecb, i think that then poses a huge issue. because their next meeting of choice in september, and if we choose to le

. >> commissioner swig commissioner bobby wilson that be absent to my left is thomas owen for legal advice at the controls is gary the boards legal assistants boards legal assistants executive director. we're joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before this board. at the table in front is senior building inspector joe duffy dbi providing the advice for the department of building inspection and joined when i scott sanchez the zoning administrator who will be representing planning department and planning commission and carli short the bureau of the department of public works as well as chris buck forecast with

emily: one last question, owen, did you ever hear from peter around that time?> i never got anything on the record publicly, any kind of pushback or dissatisfaction. emily: interesting. owen thomas, thank you for coming on, former reporter for gawker, "san francisco chronicle" business editor now. appreciate you joining us and hearing your side of the story. dan, it helps to have as always -- >> it's a really interesting question. emily: with me for the hour. now we're going to dig into these themes further with anthony tan later this hour and talk about how they're taking on uber. ♪ ers continue to drop their name into yahoo!'s core asset. at&t is also making a bid for the struggling web portal against verizon, long considered the frontrunner. what value do people see in the business? dan is the former c.o.o. of yahoo!, current c.e.o. of cheg making some big acquisitions, first on yahoo!, there are reports that you are part of a group, your facilitating dan gilbert's bid for yahoo!, can you tell us anything about that? >> i'm not facilitating anything. i think

but he only knows what we told him. >> the only way i can justify the story that mark owen wrote and somehow in the confusion believed he was the second man up the stairs when, in fact, he was the third. >> is it possible that somebody is gonna come out now, watching this, and say, "rob o'neill did not kill usama bin laden"? >> i could probably see that happening. it's one of those things where, you know, "i heard from a guy that heard from a guy that heard form a guy." and then, just all of a sudden, it turns into a different story. again, that doesn't bother me because there was two people that were there. the thing that i've learned, especially from this mission, because there are people with differing accounts -- the thing that i've learned the most is regardless of rank, position, office, unless you were in the room at the time, you only know what you were told. >> and that speaks to? >> that speaks to everybody. >> do you worry that by telling your story, the pentagon is gonna be upset? >> there's gonna be people that are upset because you can't do anything without upsetting so

you can believe owen labrie should have gotten a stiffer sentence.ieve that owen labrie should have been convicted on all of the other charges, but that's not what bail is for. bail is to make sure someone is showing up in court pending the appeal because even the supreme court has said he has real issues on appeal. >> what does this mean for his appeal. >> it means the supreme court's language is very helpful to his appeal. the supreme court basically saying he wasn't -- we think there is a real issue here that he wasn't able to cross-examine a critical witness. that's a huge signal from the supreme court and i think that's one of the most important things enforcing this judge to grant bail. >> dan abrams, thanks very much. >> all right, now to that mystery surround sinead o'connor's sudden disappearance failing to return from a bike ride. chicago police scouring a suburb for her before finally tracking her down and abc's alex perez has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, the frantic search for singer/songwriter sinead o'connor is she has been fo

. >> bernard owens locked up now. he's the kidnapper who may haved made the withdrawal but got deposit flood jail. >> i want justice, you know. what if it was your mom? what if it was someone you new? >> what if that was the case? would you still do it? for $400? >> whatever is the max i want the mack for him. >> always carry your phone. always carry somebody on your ear wherever you go tell them where you're going. >> prosecutors charged owens with kidnapping, armed robbery being a felon in possession of a firearm and false imprisonment. >> freeway skateboarding is a growing trend that's got hash tag on social media. freeway challenge as you can imagine it's got police across the country worried. this video shot by driver on a freeway in los angeles. officials say it's a matter of time until somebody gets hurt. >> tonight in your health, sweeping new regulations for e-cigarettes. e-cigarette industry pretty much existed without federal oversight until today. the fda will now require reviews of e-cig devices and ingre

owen labrie did not get a fair trial.nd the supreme court of new hampshire looked at all of the issues and zeros in on one. what they say may have merit is this. there was a roommate, a classmate of owen labrie. what the supreme court is saying is, look, the defense can either get the chance to cross-examine him properly, or they didn't take the chance, which would be ineffective assistance. has to do with him allegedly going after young girls the same way owen labrie did, including the victim. >> all right. more to come. thank you very much. good to see you. >>> on the front lines of the zika fight, ahead we'll take you to the u.s. neighborhood most at >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored i did prudential. prudential, bring your challenges. >>> amazon could soon give some of the products on its own website with private label goods. >> ahead, a look at this potentially giant move and how consumers may respond. >> the news is back in the morning here on "cbs this morning." what to look at relapsing way mult

know my man ukee will be paying attention to that very closely. >>> meanwhile 11 years ago terrell owensave that impromptu press conference in his driveway in new jersey. he wanted to renegotiate his deal with the eagles but team suspended him four games. that is the last major public spat the team has had with a player. now we have sam bradford demanding a trade. tmz sports asked to what he thinks about that situation. >> it was not a great move for sam to want to request a trade, being that they were getting the number one pick. but for me, it is a sign of a coward to be honest. >> right. >> but again, if you are in the secure in your ability it shouldn't matter who they are drafting or who is coming in. that should motivate you, and really prepare you to put up one of the best season you company could probably ever have. i like competition. >> um-hmm. >> everybody has an opinion. >> did he not the shy from that. >> coward man, that is harsh. >> i like to what sam has got to say. we have to hear from sam. >> where is he? >> good luck. >>> lets get our forecast, a dreary forecast from k

southern avenue southeast shut down at owens road, that this morning because of a shooting. allentown at outer loop, crash blocking right lane. >> are we finally down to the candidates in the general election? why bernie sanders says he is not dropping out. >>> too close for comfort. the prince william county home spra ye >>> today in decision 2016, senator bernie sanders is taking a break from the campaign trail as hillary clinton fund raises in chicago. donald trump is in washington this morning. tracie potts is on capitol hill live for us with more on it >> reporter: exactly. we've been talking about that with republicans, but now with the democrats, will they be able to unify with bernie sanders determined to stay in this race. he was in vallejo, california late last night, he was shaking hands with labor protesters out there in california where he's really trying to focus and get many of those 475 delegates up for grabs. and now vice president joe biden is weighing in saying he's not really worried about a split within the party. let bernie run, he says, that hillary cl

owen thomas "outed" peter thiel. as gay in a gawker profile back in 2007. now the business editor for the san francisco chronicle. i caught up with thomas on the latest development. emily: so, knowing what you know now, do you have any regrets about writing the story? >> i have no regrets. emily: why not? >> first of all, i do not believe i outed peter thiel. i think he did that himself to a wide circle of people in silicon valley. who then took it upon themselves to say, this is ok for -- but -- ok for us to know, but the unwashed masses should not know a detail about one of our own. emily: just because he told people who know him, does that mean it should be public? >> if it is an open secret, why can't you discuss it? gawker was founded to discuss open secrets. it was in our mission. fundamentally, and as a gay man -- emily: as a gay man yourself? >> as a gay man myself, -- not -- i feel like we need to live in a world where it is ok to say this person is gay, that person is gay and it is not viewed as a schoolyard taunt, but a human fact about someone t

tonight, owen labrie has been cleared to live jail now while he awaits husband appeal. abc's gio benitez on the case that's made national headlines and the decision today that will set that young man free for now. >> reporter: handcuffed with shackled feet, former star student owen labrie leaves court, where a judge granted him freedom, for now. >> i'm going to reinstate bail with one addition allen can, which is electronic monitoring with gps tracking. >> reporter: labrie, a then senior at st. paul's school in new hampshire, was convicted -- >> guilt. >> reporter: of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old school mate. his sentence, one year, but he was out on bail. after a reporter on a train tweeted that he was traveling to see his girlfriend, an investigation into other train rides revealed he had violated his strict curfew and he was sent to jail in march. >> for somebody who's never been incarcerated for one hour, too months is -- can be a very long time. >> reporter: just last week, the state supreme court urged the judge to reconsider, saying labrie's violation was no

but tommy smith refused owens' offer. would not listen to him.never talked to each other again. >> this is the first time the olympic game was shown live. it couldn't be stopped. everybody in the world saw this. and we wanted to make sure that respect was paid. that the liberty to ignite the fire, to think, to do what you believed you could do. back in '68, that was big. here it is still big. you know why it was done. i call it -- >> and as smith and carlos were getting their medals, a third olympic athlete, a white australian, peter normal, who won the silver medal, showed his support for smith and carlos by wearing a badge of the olympic project for human rights for all the world to see. while the u.s. olympic committee refused the order by avery brundage and the international committee to suspend smith and carlos, and that angered brundage even more. he threatened to ban the entire u.s. olympic track team. because of that threat tommy smith and carlos were expelled from the 1968 olympic games and forced to give back their olympic medals. the k

. >> thank >>> we move on now to a possible new chance of freedom for owen labrie. judge has now been ordered to revisit labrie's sentence and abc's gio benitez is in new hampshire with the details. good morning, gio. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. owen labrie right now is inside the jail behind me but if the state supreme court has its way he won't be there for long. owen labrie convicted of misdemeanor sexual assault against a 15-year-old girl while both were students at the prestigious saints paul's prep school in new hampshire. >> i was raped. >> reporter: in march after curfew violations a judge ruled labrie had to begin serving the one-year sentence he was appealing. throwing him behind bars, that's exactly what the state supreme court wants the judge to revisit. labrie has spent nearly two months in a new hampshire jail. the once harvard bound student recently moved to the general jail population after spending several weeks in solitary confinement >> that's an adjustment for him, but he' >> reporter: and now newly revealed court documents show tha

there was a roommate, a classmate of owen labrie.re what the supreme court is saying is look the defense didn't either get the chance to ly cross-examination him properly or they didn't take the chance which would be ineffective assistance. has to d has to do with him allegedly -- his lawyers say no with his allegedly going after young did girls the same way owen labrie did, including the victims. >> more to come.you. thank you very much. neigh good to see you. >>> zika >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored i did prudential. prudential, bring your challenges. >>> amazon could soon give some of the products on its own website with private label goods. >> ahead, a look at this potentially giant move and how consumers may respond. >> the news is back in the morning here on "cbs this morning." what if there was another way to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer re

. >> reporter: if that john miller sounds like trump it's because audio forensic expert john owen says in his opinion it is. >> i can conclude with a fair degree of scientific certainty it is donald trump's voice. >> reporter: this afternoon, owen compared john miller with that phone call with "people" -- to the real donald trump interviewed on cnn's "larry king live ""in the 1990s. >> i don't talk about relationships. >> reporter: due to the default. old recordings, he couldn't use his bio in the trick analysis that he says would be absolutely certain, but based on pitch, tone, cadence and his expertise, john miller and donald trump are one and the same. >> i'm confident that it's donald trump based on my analysis of the critical listening. listening of the two recordings. and may drawing a conclusion based on various factor, pitch,. >> reporter: trump admitted using one of those names on occasion saying i believe on occasion i used that name. trudge was confronted with the taped phone call and "the washington post" story on friday's "today." >> no, i don't know anything about it. you

emily: that was owen thomas, business editor and former gawker reporter with check ceo.the alphabet chair on why europe is anti-american and on to entrepreneurs. his exclusive interview from the breakaway summit next. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. juliette: let's get her to the first word news. gold has fallen for the ninth day in a row, its longest losing streak in the year, as the dollar strengthens versus its major peers. thus janet yellen said on friday that an interest rate increase is likely in coming months. japanese shares rose monday what the shanghai composite closed flat. treasury 10 futures contracts fell by the most in almost two weeks. treasury bills, notes, and bonds are close worldwide today. the yen has gone down to a one-month low against the dollar, and the topix has seen its highest close since a sales tax increase will probably be delayed. japan's retail sales growth stalled in april, and a growing weakness of private consumption is increas

and the shooting here in southeast, southern avenue still closed there at owens road.verall no problems here in prince george's county. looking pretty typical. 450 at glendale, a little bit of a slow down, malfunctioning traffic lights there this morning. top of the beltway look quite good. 66 and 95 rolling along pretty well, as well. >>> it is now 6:53. we want to get you up-to-date on breaking news we've been following all morning. a deadly shooting investigation is under way right now in southeast washington. it happened on southern avenue. megan mcgrath is live at the scene now. >> reporter: well, those gunshots rang out about 2:45, 3:00 in the morning. i spoke to a man who lives in a nearby oapartment complex and h said he heard about five shots rapid five. you can see the road is still closed here and it will be the case for some time as police continue on with their investigation. now, the victim here, an adult male, was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. this comes in the midst of an alarming spike in crime here this week. six broad dayl

. >> reporter: as a bonus, the team arranged a visit with owen nolan. then billy and brother daniel got to ride the zamboni. before being able to high five and fist bump the sharks as the team took to the ice. >> unbelievable. making this is lot easier to go through and keep our mind off things. >> as the community, they have been strong. we will continue to be strong. >> reporter: they say they have a couple dates to remember. monday, may 23rd, the sharks play the blues again. and on june 1st, the residents of mcmurry may get a chance to return to town to assess damages. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next, an upgrade for apple. the new high-tech touches in the latest bay area store. >>> cars completely swallowed up by a sinkhole. the whole thing caught on camera. >>> sorting through the debris ott egyptair plane crash. the pieces they need to find to better understand what's happened. >>> the weekend started with brief downpours. the radar, right now, looks relatively dry. will it stay that way? we'll answer the question in y

daryl owens shoemaker is accused of killing his 5-year-old son by setting his house on fire. he used an accelerant to start the fire in the home sunday morning. his son died and the boy's mother and brother were hurt. >>> duptys facing criminal charges in connection of an tingged inmate beating that happened last summer. severely id themselves in yesterday. each men stand accused in a beating last july that left an w ande severely injured. nte former inmate ruben garcia vest two guards gave him a fractured jaw and other injuries. both face one count of felony assault. onal d only came forwardç afte the investigation into the "titing.of michael tyree. >>> the three suspect accused of murdering a millbrae father set to appear in court today. drenany lee was arrested for his piracy and murder with her current boyfriend and friend of the couple. //vet killed heath green, the father of these children. the body was found in sonoma ay.nty earlier this month. >>> defense attorneys in the lamar murder case want to move a torrial out of the south bay. that trial was delayed yet again

. >> reporter: if that john miller sounds like trump, it's because audio forensic expert, tom owen, says, in his opinion, it is. >> i can conclude with a fair degree of scientific certainty it is trump's voice. >> owen compared the john miller on that phone call with "people" magazine -- >> he didn't want to make a commitment. it was really too soon. >> reporter: to the real trump interviewed on larry king live in the 1990s. >> i don't take about relationships. >> reporter: due to the quality of the old recordings, he could not use the biometric analysis he says would be absolutely certain, but based on tone and pitch and expertise, john miller and donald trump are one in the same. >> i'm confident that it's donald trump based on my only sis of the critical listening, listening to the two recordings, and drawing a conclusion based on various factors, pitch, mannerism mannerisms. >> trump admitted underoath to use a tals pr name in a court testimony saying i believe on occasion i used that name. >> thank you. >> reporter: trump was confronted with the taped phone call and washington post

their meeting was so bitter, smith and owens never talked to each other again. >> this was the first time in -- so it couldn't be stopped. anything that happened, everybody in the world saw this. we wanted to make sure that respect was paid, that the liberty to ignite the fire to do what you believe that you could do, back in 1968, that was big. it is still important to know why it was done. i call it fight for freedom. >> reporter: azenith smith and carlos were getting their medals, a third olympic athlete, a white australian, peter norman, who won desilver, showed his support for smith and carlos by wearing a badge, a badge of the olympic project for human rights. for all the world to see. while the u.s. olympic committee refused the order by avery brundage and the international committee to suspend smith and carlos, and that angered brundage even more. he threatened to ban the entire u.s. olympic track team. tommie smith and john carlos were expelled from the 1968 olympic games and they were forced to give back their olympic medals. the kids today may not know or even understand h

. >> joining me now is reverend ron owens. he is a friend of the gray family and helped to organize freddie gray's funeral. reverend, what is the gray family telling you right now? >> well, i haven't spoke to them. but a few weeks ago, i had the pleasure to march with freddie's twin sister in a peace march. i think they are excited that justice is rolling forward. justice don't always take the form, shape, or image that we want. we found it applaudable that these cops were even brought to the criminal justice system. for that, we are excited. i think no matter what the verdict is of course they would like a guilty verdict, having shared that we me. even if not, i think they'll be delighted that the system has moved forward. >> reverend, what we're hearing around what is happening there in baltimore, monday is expected to be the decision coming from the judge here. the judge says no, no conviction. what will be the response you believe from the family and the community itself? >> let me just speak from what i think the response

. >> reporter: if miller sounds like trump it's because audio forensic expert, tom owen, says in his opinion, it is. >> i can conclude with the fair degree the scientific certainty that it is donald trump's voice. >> reporter: owen, compared to miller on the phone call with "people" magazine -- >> he didn't want to commit. it was too soon. >> reporter: to the real trump interviewed on "larry king live" in the 1990s. >> i don't talk about relationships or personal as pecks of it. >> reporter: due to the quality of the old recordings, he could not use his analysis he said would be absolutely certain, but based on tone and pitch and his expertise, miller and trump are one in the same. >> i'm confident that it's trump based on my only sis of the critical listening, listening to the two recordings, and drawing conclusion based on various factors, pitch, mannerisms, and coupling. >> reporter: trump admitted under oath to using one of his false pr names in a 1990 court testimony saying, i believe on occasion i used that name. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: trump was confronted with t

owen lewis says he's being extra ca. >> she told us about where germs could be. >> it's a lesson he's taken to heart. >> where can germs be? >> they can be anywhere. >> the school is being cleaned now and will be locked down all weekend. the hope is that come monday the worst will have passed. ann rubin fox 2 news. >>> mayor ed lee and the police chief held a meeting to discuss property crimes ktvu crews were able to ask them both about the recent calls for the chief to resign or be fired. protest ors want him fired or gone because of recent scandals. the mayor says he has no intention of firing the chief who is using reforms on de-escalation tactics. >> i asked the president of the commission and the chief to say look we've got to have updated 21st century police practices. where do those ideas come from? from president obama's, all the cities across the country where they've had issues of officer involved shootings. >> a panel put together says the department lacks transparency and is biassed in policing minority communities. others are also calling for the chief to be replaced but

automatically or vice versa all united states housing will be lumped in and one specific issue about owenstreet kind of dlaeltsz the traffic. >> i'll- your right the kind of lumpyness of development didn't coincide how we invest in the transit improvements so the 16th street project is kind of for lack of a better term a service along 16th street and the third street light rail investment a lot of concern about the facilities but my understanding it simply opens and greatly will improve the efficiency may or may not be true that is what the mta is telling us they'll quickly have a line and the site i think when you point out the site is a about 3 blocks away from the third street light rail so i'm clearly this is the problem with transportations investments their capital costs and it takes for the mta to approve the costs for the projects they're in the pipeline and 16th street is laurel funded if i'm not mistaken. >> to get to our question in working with the mta with the projects i'll say yes citywide staff - but also i've come before you the transportation sustainability program has inv

terrell owens offering his 2 cents on the the drama surrounding sam bradford what the former eagles player is saying about the current quarterback. >>> here are your winning lottery numbers. don't for got watch tomorrow night's big jackpot drawing worth 415 million-dollar right here on fox 29 at 11:00 o'clock. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin, phillies had good starting pitching and bull pen surprisingly has ton a good job but their offense is third worst in scoring runs in baseball. phillies had that problem yesterday. lets go to st. louis, first age begins jared eickoff, my gosh, that is brandon moss, 462 feet, it is one to nothing st. louis. the with the score still one to nothing peter borges has a man on first and third and this is worse thing that can happen. a double play. still one to nothing. with the score four to nothing in the ninth inning, steven biscotti is the right fielder, two runners on for phillies. not that it makes a difference. st. louis wins four to nothing over phillies. >>> johnny manziel made it the to a place he will see lots of, over next few years, that is the

. >> reporter: if that john miller sounds like trump, it's because audio forensic expert tom owen says, in his opinion, it is. >> i can conclude, with a fair degree of scientific certainty that it is donald trump's voice. >> reporter: this afternoon, owen compared the john miller on that phone call with "people" magazine -- >> he didn't want to make a commitment. he really thought it was too soon. >> reporter: to the real donald trump interviewed on cnn's larry king live in the 1990s. >> i don't talk about relationships. i don't talk about the personal aspects of it. >> reporter: due to the quality of the old recordings, he couldn't use his biometric analysis, that he says would be absolutely certain, but based on pitch, tone, cadence, and his expertise, john miller and donald trump are one and the same. >> i'm confident that it's donald trump, based on my analysis of the critical listening, listening to the two recordings. and make drawing a conclusion based on various factors, pitch, mannerisms, syllable coupling. >> reporter: trump even tacitly admitted under oath to using one of hi

. >> bernard owens lock up now.he's the kidnapper who made the withdrawal but got deposit flood jail. >> i want justice, you know, what if it was your mom? you know what i'm saying. what if someone you knew? you know, what if that was the case would you still do it? for $4 $400. >> what is the max i want the max for him. >> always carry your phone. always carry somebody on your ear wherever you go tell them where you're going. >> lucky lady. prosecutors have charged owens with kidnapping, armed robbery, being a felon in possession of a firearm and false imprison many. >>> mothers and grandmother who's are in the hospital this mother's day got a special surprise. fox 29 today at the cooper university hospital in camden as those women got beautiful gift baskets. the lauren rose albert foundation was the force behind today's emotional gesture. >> we bring beautiful mother's day gifts to a couple of the different units oncology, trauma, mother child, inform icu and to brighten the day for moms who are in the hospital. >

. >>> if that john miller sounds like trump -- it's because audio forensic expert tom owen says it is. >> yes, it's money opinion that it is donald trump. >> cnn asked owen to compare the john miller on that 1991 audiotape to this 1990 interview with the real donald trump on cnn's larry king live. >> the thing is, i don't talk about the personal. i never talked about it before. and unfortunately this situation, and i don't know why i say unfortunately, it is unfortunate because i say divorce is a negative, a bad thing. >> based on the critical listening and based on some pitch results statistics and analysis, i can conclude with a fair degree of scientific certainty that it is donald trump's voice. >> trump even tacitly admitted using false pr names in court testimony. he was asked under oath in 1990 if he ever used the name john baron. another one of his alleged made-up front men. he denied using the name specifically in 1980 but an attorney then asked, did you ever use that name. trump's reply, years later, i believe on occasion i would use that name. yes. >> drew, donald trump, ins

thank you for giving us your nes,t of view, owen jo journalist and author. the turkish prime minister announced he is stepping down from office. this, after weeks of rumors swirling that his relationship with the country's president has grown increasingly tense. faultlines,ifting shaking the upper echelons of turkish leadership. -- is talks could not the prime minister is stepping down, muscled down by the ruling ak party, following weeks of tayyip erd president ogan. >> i'm not planning on becoming a nominee. our party will participate in the convention with unity and solidarity. there is no question that the party's destiny is not just that of the party. it's intertwined with the destiny of turkey and of our beloved region. reporter: some fear the exit will tighten erdogan's grip on power. the president already runs the army and parliament and now has more control over the state than anyone in turkey's modern democratic history. >> this was a surprising development, but it was also expected. it was obvious there would be a rift. the president wants to intr

emily: that was owen thomas, business editor and former gawker reporter with check ceo.up the alphabet chair on , why europe is anti-american and on to entrepreneurs. his exclusive interview from the breakaway summit next. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. alphabet chair eric schmidt spoke at the bloomberg breakaway conference this week and singled out improvements in health and technology that he sees ahead. our bloomberg editor in chief midt if the private sector was better investing in these projects than the u.s. government. >> i am not willing to fall into the traditional cynicism about government. let me observe that our government spends an enormous amount of money on the wrong things. i would like to have a little bit of it on the things that are moon shots, enormous scale things that can benefit the country. john: you gave the example of health. what is another moonshot? eric: i will give you two examples -- the health thing is -- it can be understood as analog meets digital. so up until now, doctors have been living in an

this is pro golfer greg owen at a practice round. he wassate 16th tee when he noticed a baby blue jay fall out of a tree and then try and fly across the pond only to make it halfway across. he stripped down to his skivvies and carried the bird to saved. aw. aw. >> wow. [laughter] >> why so silent about this? >> i am just trying to figure out, a 2-stroke penalty? one? >> oh, terrible. >> the cbs evening news with scott pelley is coming up next. we applaud saving baby birds. there goes that! >> pelley: a new wave of tornadoes swee the heartland. also tonight, children escape the war in syria but cbs news finds them in a new kind of hell. >> how many of you guys have worked? >> pelley: toiling in turkish sweat shops for pennies an hour. london's new mayor delivers a message in plain english. >> i think donald trump has ignorant views about islam. >> pelley: and a rock star takes on hunger in his community. >> reporter: do you know anything about cooking or washing dishes? >> i'm an expert in the field of washing dishes. captioning spons

. >> greg owen stripped to his underwear in the middle of the fairway during problem advertise round of the player's championship in florida. why did he do that? >> he wanted to save a baby bird that fell from a tree into a water hazard and feared the bird would >> over the past 15 years, this stage has seen a lot of great moments and nothing would make me happier than to add to that legacy right here today on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheering and applause] [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ hey, everybody, i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [audience cheers] me too. our returning contestant is getting married in two months and could use some money to start her life as a newlywed. from the upper west side in new york city, please welcome rachel samburg. [cheering] >> well. >> rachel. >> hello. we meet again. >> welcome, we meet again. that's right. welcome back. >> thank you. >> so you're getting married soon. >> i am. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> many blessings. wish you guys the best.

and the staff on my side, tyler owens, jed armstrong, haley alexander, mckenzie burt, caleb mcmurray, john brevard. and then the republican floor staff that have had to put up with us as we work through the amendments. laurie dove, robert duncan, tony hannism gan, katherine kilroy. that's the republican floor staff. i'd like to thank the democratic floor staff as well for working to make this possible. i will make a few remarks about this bill. this bill is almost half-and-half defense and nondefense. it's about $37.5 billion. it supports several federal agencies that do important work including the u.s. department of energy, nuclear regulatory commission, the army corps of engineers, bureau of reclamation, national nuclear security administration which has to do with our nuclear weapons, the appalachian regional commission. it vests in our -- it invests in our waterways. it repairs our locks. it deepens our harbors. it puts us one step closer to doubling basic energy research. it helps to resolve the nuclear waste stalemate that our country has been in for 25 years, finding an approp

owen labrie is serving a 12-month sentence for attacking a female classmate at st. paul's cool in concord, new hampshire. there is a chance he could be released on bail. his trial court is being asked to reconsider its decision to revoke his prior bail for a curfew violation. >>> and a former top coal executive has reported to federal prison in california.f blankenship was sentenced to a year behind bars for his role in the deadliest u.s. mine explosion in four decades. his attorneys are trying to get the conviction overturned. >> there's a new development in the medical malpractice lawsuit involving joan rivers. >> her daughter melissa has released a statement announcing she's reached a settlement. abc's mara schiavocampo with the story. >> reporter: a settlement in the joan rivers medical malpractice lawsuit. her daughter melissa saying i am able to put the legal aspects of my mother's death behind me. the 81-year-old died in september, 2014, following a routine throat procedure at this york new york city medical clinic. rivers went into cardiac arrest. her dot's

owens school was not included on the original list, including twelve schools with high level levels. high levels of lead were found to have high level of lead. >> when we asked about that we continued to be stonewalled. we don't get answer we need and we just assumed there are probably other schools like ours out there and unfortunately for them they may still not know about it. >> department of general services admits top droing the ball and not notifying the schools about the tests. they're the d.c. agency in charge of water tests and dgs says it's testing water for lead in every public school in d.c. and that process began last week. >> another tough loss for the capitols. >> they out scored 50-23 and out shot 58-25. they took an early lead in the first feared airport in the third ovechkin and williams scored for the cavs and back to washington on saturday. >> 4:35 the time and let's check in with gary mcgrady and faulk weather. rough night over the region. >> lot calmer this morning, thank goodness. temperatures this morning in the 60s for everybody. i don't see -- well annapolis

owen labrie's bail was revoked in march after he admitted to violating his curfew. but yesterday a judge said he would allow him to be free on appeal as long as labor bre wore an electronic monitoring bracelet. he was convicted of assaulting a 125-year-old girl while both were students at a prestigious boarding school. >>> and singer sinead o'connor has been found safe in the suburbs of chicago. she was listed as missing after not returning from a bike ride early on sunday. two hours after she started that ride, a rambling message was posted on her official facebook page. o'connor was diagnosed with bipolar disorder more than a decade ago. she's admitted to having thoughts of suicide and overwhelming fear. >> moving ahead to tiger woods. he was doing some promotional work yesterday ahead of the upcoming tournament he's hosted in maryland. saying he was hitting the ball better. then he took shots for the cameras. look at the first one. boom. straight into the water. >> wait, no. so that wasn't supposed to happen. >> no. >> well, the second shot's got to be better, ri