we pulled rachael out.ent to the side of the bridge and threw her over the side. >> reporter: prosecutors interrupted stone's narrative to play for jurors a recording made at the bridge. >> he was pulling the package out, and i assisted him, and we proceeded to the side of the wall here and threw the package over the side. >> and what was in the package? >> the body of rachael anderson. >> reporter: into the fast-moving river, never to be seen again. what would the jury make of this man giving them such critical evidence, the play-by-play of the crime itself? you know they're going to hate this guy. >> that's the reality of the case. >> reporter: did it matter whether the jury sat in moral judgment of your star witness, mia? >> no. they won't like that he didn't intervene and that he helped dispose of her body, but that doesn't change the fact that he witnessed what he did. >> reporter: as the state rested, it looked, ironically, as though its star witness would prove to be the best thing the defense had go

rachael bade, who covers congress for politico.ulie pace, washington bureau chief for the associated press. and guy benson of townhall.com. mr. speaker, he worked with bill clinton in the mid-1990s as he wasn't doing what was called triangulation, trying to negotiate apart from both republicans and his own democratic party, is that what president trump is doing here and will it work? >> i think trump is a dealmaker. he wants things to work, he wants to get the job done. the other day he was faced with two visits to houston, terrible devastation, a hurricane coming to florida, and he had the usual partisan infighting for two or three weeks, take a deal. and he took a deal and it worked and he thought maybe i will do a little bit more. the challenge will be that the goals of schumer and pelosi and their base are so radically different from trump that the margins were deals may be smaller than people would like. i think it's perfectly reasonable. if i advocated for months that they start with infrastructure because it was inherently b

former speaker to have house newt gringrich rachael bade, guy benson. mr.peaker you worked with bill clinton in 1990's when he was trying to negotiate apart from both republicans and his own democratic party, is that what president trump is doing here and will it work? >> well, i think is better deal-maker. he wants things to work and the other day he was faced with two visits the houston, terrible devastation, a hurricane coming to florida and he had the usual partisan infighting for two or three weeks or take a deal and he took a deal and it worked and i think he thought, well, maybe we will do a little more. now the challenge will be that the goals of schumer and pelosi and their base are so radically different from trump that the margins for deals maybe smaller than people would like. i think it's perfectly reasonable. i advocated for months that they start with infrastructure because it was inherently bipartisan and i think that the presidents govern best when they carve a large block of the opposition party and have a much bigger majority than just th

. >> rachael: cooking school is in session with any co-host, good morning, taking a live look here, philadelphia international airport. it is 4:42 a.m., 62 degrees out there, someplaces you're waking up with wet roads we had rain overnight. let's see how the rain is shaping up right now and what the day will bring us. >> reporter: most of the rain is off the coast, storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a couple of sprinkles and showers here and there as we look at the two dimensional view, most of it by harrisburg and ocean county, burlington the a blip, most of the rain is gone. sky6 live hd showing the ben franklin bridge. cloudy overhead. we expect the clouds to break up after sunrise. the afternoon is bright and nice. 62 degrees in philadelphia. wind out of the west at 7, the ocean temperature, 72 degrees. future tracker 6 showing you the cloud cover in place right now isn't going around all that much longer, 9:00, a lot of region will break out sunshine even philadelphia it's possible there will be some clouds around. as we go through the rest of the afternoon we're looking at sun mixing

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. >> rachael: you're going to love this. >> hosts donnie wahlberg and jenny mccarthy. >> he is just as romantic as he sounds. >> and a ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> three former presidents standing tot for the national anthem at the president's cup golf tournament in new jersey. bill clinton, george w. bush and president obama attending the tournament. >> now to the national anthem controversy in the nfl. one player for the tennessee titans revealed his family is getting death threats over the issue. in the meantime at last nights game both teams linking arms before and after the national anthem. critics say president trump added fuel photo controversy. >> we are in a situation where we have to do something. i think they're afraid of their players. i think it's disgraceful. >> the white house clarified saying the owners were afraid of conflict not the players themselves. >> a really rough one from last night's game to show you. da von they adams of the packers suffered a violent hit to the head, helmet on helmet hit. he was taken off the field on a stretcher. he g

this is business live from bbc news with susannah streeter and rachael horne. the uk must not allow itself to be blackmailed over its brexit divorce bill. those are the words of britain's international trade minister. but is he right or should the uk pay up? live from london, that's our top story on friday the first of september. one of the uk's top politicians says the eu should get on with negotiating a post—brexit trade arrangement. but they're insisting the divorce bill must be settled first. we're going to discuss who the likely winner is from this mexican standoff. also in the programme: samsung secures self—driving car permit in california. are tech firms about to drive traditional auto makers off the road? and this is the latest from the financial markets. stocks are on the up. and we'll be looking at what has been a busy week of economic stories — india has had a surprising slowdown in growth, and the ride sharing app uber gets a new boss. and after two flights were held on the tarmac at ottawa for hours in conditions passengers called deplorable, lead

but i think now we're sort of we're each the devil the other almost plus thanks to my guest jaber rachael about our show. as really it's really it's a bird in which this lesson is god. told annoy us a little here though on all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is actor jay barry shelley after the comedian screenwriter director and producer you know him from knocked up man seeking woman top of thunder and this is the end jay directed co-wrote and stars in last of the enforcers it's in theaters and on demand september first you co-wrote you start in the first moonstone who came up with this idea to do a movie about hockey and forcers yeah it's it was i was very fortunate how it was kind of dropped in my lap was these producers had the rights to a book called goon and it was the first movie is sort of loosely inspired by a true story and they approached a friend of mine to adapt it evan goldberg and he very kindly said i would love to but i don't know anything about hockey but my friend jay is a religious hockey fan and i know he likes writing and so he and i ki

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attacked in the mean the president and i believe and not not sort of boring and off i didn't want to buy rachael so best try to read such rubbish in the times a couple of days ago complete rubbish this lady which is talking about this was the stuff but he wanted to be leader of the complete nonsense complete nonsense they are literally like having my promise you he's a. star so i'll be on. well if you know which of the people can see read the time you take time and take your time. i want to say it's on the in the bookshops now as well compromise is available at all good. tragic geopolitics thank you after the break why have you. been firing at. moderate syrian rebels and why do. we get the answers from award winning. news minute a minute counts not. trouble. this is what happens to pensions in britain. dropping bombs brings to the chicken hawks the battle. to tell you the. most important. thing on the pool and. we. will. i. want to. welcome back you don't hear anything about syria from britain's dres m a anymore even though she was recently telling us that the lives of british servicemen and wom

. >> rachael anderson had one great passion. >> she would have had a child every year if she could.oved being a mom so much. >> and with kids at home, it was extra scary when someone started stalking her. >> we were talking late at night and she got real panicked, and she said, i think there's somebody outside. >> watching her every move. >> knowing where she's at in her house, which lights were on. >> making disturbing calls with a disguised voice. >> it's on

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. >> crazy exgirlfriends, her name rachael bloom, she said she had to pay for her dress last night, $3,500it, because gucci would not lends address to somebody who wasn't the right size. >> i bought this dress, because group is he not lending me address. >> would you buy this? >> i did buy it. yes, i love it. and i can re-sell t here is the thing, also, i'm not at the place where i can affords it. so, you know, i've said in a interview before, oh, sometimes it is hard to get place toss lends me dresses because i'm not like a size zero, but also i can afford it, so it is okay. >> i love that about you. >> so, she looks everyone's size, there is plenty of people on the red carpet that are her size. >> yes, or gucci will get ripped moore. >> no, no, she said she did clarify thereon twitter she actually didn't even ask gucci. sometimes you get it but ask, she didn't even ask because they lends so few dress. >> at love times people don't want to lends actors and actresses because they go to after parties, can be soiled, rimmed, or torn, that happens quite a bit. the dress is worth so much, even

rachael kagan is with the san francisco department of public health. she says that after three people died and dozens went to the hospital during the labor day weekend heatwave, the city stepped efforts to help residents stay cool. this time around more than 17 cooling centers are being made available to the public. sotcity libraries are open as usual but they are also cooling centers for people who want to come in out of the heat. there's water available. there are also 4 community centers that are acting as cooling centers today, wednesday and thursday. the city pools are open as usual and from 11am to 4 people if people are seeking cooling off they can swim for free. if you ware going to classes as usual you will still have to pay.the health department is also hoping that during this heat waves, residents will look out for each other. soteveryone should look after themselves, look after their neighbor, if you have an elderly friend or a pet or a neighbor who's sick. make sure the yare getting water and staying cool. if need be make sure there is a p

rachael kagan is with the san francisco department of public health. she says that after three people died and dozens went to the hospital during the labor day weekend heatwave, the city stepped efforts to help residents stay cool. this time around more than 17 cooling centers are being made available to the public. sotcity libraries are open as usual but they are also cooling centers for people who want to come in out of the heat. there's water available. there are also 4 community centers that are acting as cooling centers today, wednesday and thursday. the city pools are open as usual and from 11am to 4 people if people are seeking cooling off they can swim for free. if you ware going to classes as usual you will still have to pay.the health department is also hoping that during this heat waves, residents will look out for each other. soteveryone should look after themselves, look after their neighbor, if you have an elderly friend or a pet or a neighbor who's sick. make sure the yare getting water and staying cool. if need be make sure there is a p

[ laughter ] that's like rachael ray saying you're too excited about olive oil. [ laughter ] senatorohn mccain announced the graham-cassidy bill to repeal and replace obamacare, again. if he kills one more republican health care bill, he gets a free sandwich! deservedly so. [ cheers and applause ] earn that sandwich. politico published an article today profiling white house staffers who may be considering leaving the trump administration, citing reasons like low morale, the russia investigation, leadership turnover, the russia investigation, long hours, the russia investigation, low pay, the russia investigation, and the investigation about russia. [ light laughter ] former white house communications director anthony scaramucci co-hosted abc's "the view." even weirder, mike pence deejayed on "ellen." [ laughter ] i don't care for this next one. dung view" today, scaramucci accused former adviser steve bannon of having a messiah complex. well, it definitely looks like he's been turning water into wine. [ light laughter ] "two more waters, please! i'll take the whole bottle." first lad

roger and rachael will be back here on bbc one from six tomorrow. but unions ask who will foot the bill? ahead of the conservative party conference tomorrow, bori5johnson again intervenes in the brexit debate. the most serious animal cruelty offences could soon be punished with up to five years in jail instead of six months also in the next hour — it‘s the older generation spending money on having fun. people in their 205 and 305 can‘t afford as many meals out or expensive coffees. hello, everybody. welcome to the exciting new sound of radio 1. are you radio 1 is 50 years old today — we‘ll be looking back at the highlights.

. >> all day yesterday my father and i cooked my mother's spaghetti on the rachael ray show. you. >> thank you very much. i'm so thrilled to be here. >> we're so zrieted for you and dana. thank you so much. mark feuerstein and dana klein. it's on mondays at :30. better get used to it. >> right here on cbs. >> there you go. >>> subscribe to cbs. interviews and podcast originals. next we'll look at all that mattered this week. you're watching "cbs this morning." introducing clorox with cloromax. cleans and now protects. making your next clean-up easier. ♪ uh-oh. i think we have a winner. easier cleanup is the beginning. what comes next is everything. ♪ [rooster crow] honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions. this september, get one of three breakfast items free when you order with the chick-fil-a one app. >>> that does it for us. as we look back at the week, we hope you all have a great weekend. >> the lives of people. >> people in some of the hardest hit areas are still waiting on food. >> it's the most difficult job because it's in the middle

. >> all day yesterday my father and i cooked my mother's spaghetti on the rachael ray show.to be here. >> we're so zrieted for you and dana. thank you so much. mark feuerstein and dana klein. it's on mondays at :30. better get used to it. >> right here on cbs. >> there you go. >>> subscribe to cbs. interviews and podcast originals. next we'll look at all that mattered this week. you're watching "cbs this morning." fety." ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >>> that does it for us. as we look back at the week, we hope you all have a great weekend. >> the lives of people. >> people in some of the hardest food. >> it's the most difficult job because it's in the middle of t

. >> all day yesterday my father and i cooked my mother's spaghetti on the rachael ray show. so thrilled to be here. >> we're so zrieted for you and dana. thank you so much. mark feuerstein and dana klein. it's on mondays at :30. better get used to it. >> right here on cbs. >> there you go. >>> subscribe to cbs. interviews and podcast originals. next we'll look at all that mattered this week. you're watching "cbs this morning." [ engines revving ] when you drop a 603-horsepower v8 biturbo engine into one of mercedes-benz's finest luxury sedans, what do you get? [ engine stalls ] you get out of the way. 0-to-60 in 3.3 seconds. the mercedes-amg e63 s sedan. that caught fire overnight. they're keeping an eye on hot spots or flareups. >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. redwood city firefighters are monitoring a home that caught fire overnight. they are keeping an eye on hot spots or flare-ups. some police officers are being treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> right now roads are closed leading to the stretch of yosemite w

rachael kagan is with the san francisco department of public health. she says that after three people died and dozens went to the hospital during the labor day weekend heatwave, the city stepped efforts to help residents stay cool. this time around more than 17 cooling centers are being made available to the public. sotcity libraries are open as usual but they are also cooling centers for people who want to come in out of the heat. there's water available. there are also 4 community centers that are acting as cooling centers wednesday and thursday. the city pools are open as usual and from 11am to 4 people if people are seeking cooling off they can swim for free. if you ware going to classes as usual you will still have to pay.the health department is also hoping that during this heat waves, residents will look out for each other. soteveryone should look after themselves, look after their neighbor, if you have an elderly friend or a pet or a neighbor who's sick. make sure the yare getting water and staying cool. if need be make sure there is a plan to

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