joining us in studio is randy kessler.e's been a divorce attorney for more than 20 years and a former chair of the family law section of the american bar association. author of divorce, protect yourself your kids and your future. mariana sam, is the student you just saw on edge of eighteen. and julia is a psychologist and the co-author, of the book the unexpected legacy of divorce. thanks to all of you for being here. julia you did a groundbreaking 25 year study on the children of divorce. we all reflectively say divorce is tough on kids. but are we paying attention to how tough it is and the long term impacts? >> probably not. even though there have been several studies that are -- that ours being one of them showing clearly that divorce is really difficult on both parents and kids when it happens and then over the years following divorce, i don't think there have been enough social and legal attention paid to the long term effects. and we're seeing it now. in terms of the whole generation of people who are wary of marria

randi? >> michelle kosinski thank you very much from the white house. >>> president obama's interview on 60 minutes is not sitting well with some? one seen yore pentagon official that worked closely on the threat posed by jihadist in iraq and sir i can't have told the post this. either the president doesn't read the intelligence he's getting or he's bsing. he's the editor and chief of the daily beast. good morning to you john. that's quite a statement wouldn't you say? >> good morning. it is quite a statement from a senior former pentagon official. really saying that the president's statements about not having been warned by intelligence community simply isn't true. indeed the article does lay out in the world wide assessment on the record from john brennan to democratic officials were warning about isis earlier in the year. the idea this suddenly snuck up on us isn't quite the case. >> i want to talk about the cnn orc polls that were released this morning. six out of ten say the united stat

randi? >> and nic, give us a sense while i have you just how much of a threat isis is within -- i guess in terms of recruiting and in terms of british citizens joining up and fighting the cause. how much of a threat is isis within britain? >> it's a huge threat. it is recognized at the moment. and the threat level went up just recently based on that here, that threat -- an attack could be imminent. the understanding here is that many hundreds, possibly 500 young men from britain have gone, transited through turkey and joined isis. and they're fighting with them. some of them want to come back. some of them have come back. some of them have been arrested. some of them are standing trial right now for what they have done inside syria. the government is trying to find ways at the moment to tackle that. they're trying to figure out if they can essentially take their passports away from them when they come back. in essence, deny them statehood. they're not able it to do that, but they have increa

i'm randi kay for n for carol costello today. in an interview drawing a lot of scrutiny, president obama is opening up ant his administration and how it has handled isis. >> well, i think our head of the intelligence community, jim clapper, has acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> he didn't say that -- just say that we underestimated isil. he said we overestimated the ability and the will of our allies, the iraqi army, to fight. >> that's true. that's absolutely true. >> but a former senior pentagon official is leveling sharp criticism at the president over those comments telling the daily beast "either the president doesn't read the intelligence he's getting or he's bsing." so let's talk about this. maria cardona is a cnn political commentator. ross due that the is an op-ed columnist in for the "new york times." nice to see both of you. maria to you first on this. the president has gone from calling isis a jv team to saying eight months later that the u.s. underestimated the threa

randy, randy! oh, my gosh, nicest guy in the world when he's sober.. drives you crazy. >> within two or three days he usually is off and he mellows right ow and he is not a problem. he's actually a model inmate. >> goody day? ha? right here. >> hudson's current charge more serious than others. misdemeanors. pled guilty for felonious assault. admits to striking a man with his belt and said it was in self-defense. >> i walked down to the store to get a couple more beers. the victim that supposedly i hit with a belt was coming out of the store and we sort of bumped each other and he pushed me. i pushed him back, and that's when he hit me. with his fist, then he hit me with a beer can. i grabbed my belt. i hit him a couple times, it went out in to the parking lot. i called police. told them i was assaulted. ambulance came, i was bloodied up, but i ended up going to the hospital and getting stitches and all that. so on my way out of the hospital they come and arrest me for felonious assault. >> he has a prior felonious assault for which he served time in s

randi? >> elise labott, thank you very much. >>> a former top commander of american and nato troops in afghanistan is weighing in on the threat posed by isis. in an exclusive interview with cnn, retired four-star general stanley mcchrystal talked to erin burnett about why isis is unlike other terror threats. >> their very significant threat on several levels. first to the existence of the state of iraq. they're clearly a threat to syria. i think they're a threat to the united states, because they have the aspiration to be a transnational terrorist movement, establish a caliphate from which they can push ideas. one of the things that's frightening about isis now that al qaeda had not really been able to do is they control terrain. no one sense, that makes them vulnerable, because they have something they have to defend and administer. >> they have to protect it. >> on the other hand, when you have terrain, you have the opportunity to provide goods and services to a population to do all of the

when i heard randi was in the area i thought randy will be great for the benefit of getting to work with them. rand has been with lockheed martin for over 30 years. he the director of their civil space and business development, but he has a heritage back into -- he was an orbital test conductor. so when their shuttles were being processed and intuitive like him astronauts climb in the vehicle they are working with otc. so randy, with that, the floor is yours. >> thanks, kent. augusta i don't have any prepared remarks but it would like to talk will be about my perspective of first i'll talk about s.t.e.m. although there. we on the transport a lot of work in the area s.t.e.m. both domestically and internationally. and i have to say that we hadn't exploration conference probably 10 years ago with james cameron was one of the keynote speakers. and one of the things he told us, and we kind of build upon this, is you guys should take a look at the entertainment industry and look at what they do. and even use the word avatar and this is way back before the movie avatar. basically what we find i

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good evening, everyone, i'm randi kaye in new york. we begin with the global fight against isis and those willing to join the coalition that's beginning to fall into place. and optimistic secretary of state john kerry says a number of countries are prepared to engage in military assistance, but what about america's greatest ally, the uk? we have heard plenty of tough talk from british leader in recent weeks especially now in the wake of david haines' brutal murder. >> today, the whole country will want to express its deep sympathy for david haines' family. they have endured the last 18 months of david's captivity with extraordinary courage. and now david has been murdered in the most callous and brutal way imaginable by an organization which is the embodiment of evil. we will hunt down those responsible and bring them to justice no matter how long it takes. >> more tough talk, but does haines' death move the needle politically and is the uk ready to step up now that they've lost one of their own? joining me now, cnn senior internationa

>> we got a pretty full show, randi.s making kids sick across the country. what is it? what can you do about it, all at the bottom of the hour. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> with the help of highly produced pictures and video and social media spreading the message isis is making a terrifying march across iraq and syria but are they a threat to americans here at home? stanley mcchrystal talked to cnn's erin burnett about what he thinks about the biggest threat to america. >> the number of foreigners, typically people of middle eastern descent that have gone from europe or the united states to other places back into syria or iraq to join isis creates a pool of people likely to go home. that's one. that's the most obvious, the ability to go back in to strike america or other parts of the world. i think t

samantha's mother believes she knows who took her daughter, this man, randy allen taylor. >> randy taylor come and picked her up. he called her six times. why would you call my daughter six times if you ain't trying to lead her on her trying to talk her to come out of the house or trying to talk her to do something? >> reporter: taylor was once looked at by police in samantha's case. but years later this past may in a bizarre twist, he was convicted in the disappearance and murder of another girl, 17-year-old alexis murphy. both girls were last seen along the same stretch of highway 29. samantha was last seen in orange, virginia. alexis disappeared in lovingston, virginia, about 60 miles away. alexis' family thought they might find her after police found her cell phone. but alexis' body was never discovered. >> alexis, if you're out there and you can hear us, just know that your family loves you. we will never stop until you are home. our family circle is broken right now. >> reporter: police have surveillance video showing alexis at a lovingston gas station in august last year. randy tay

certainly -- >> by the way, randi, one footnote.t was interesting, there's been this question, is the president uncertain? is he really -- does he really not want to this war against isis? and the people who came out of those meetings according to that account we read from peter baker today said he's all in. he's all in. and i think for some people, that's going to be reassuring. for allies who are trying to figure out, do i want to go with the united states or not, if they understand that he's all in, they're much more likely to go with us. >> well, we have a lot more to talk about. we're going to talk with you next hour as well, david. we could spend the whole hour talking about this. >> thank you. >>> coming up, ray rice, just the beginning in what turned out to be a very rough week for the nfl. we'll talk about how the league can turn things around, right after a very quick break. so keep it here. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare gets simpler. when frus

tonight -- julianna margulies, from "two faces of january," viggo mortensen, comedian, randy liedtke,eaturing the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everyone. it is so lovely to have you all here. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] so good to hear. that's so good to here. let's get started. big news. big news for iphone users. yesterday, apple released its new ios 8 operating system. meanwhile, blackberry released a raven with a scroll tied to its leg -- [ laughter ] -- announcing that they're working on some new stuff too. [ laughter ] raven away! [ light laughter ] turning to international news. today scotland voted on independence and due to the importance -- this is amazing to me. due to the importance of the election, officials opened the vote to people as young as 16. said scottish 10-year-olds -- [ with scottish accent ] "so we're old enough to have a beer at dinner but we can't vote? it's not right. it's not right." [ laughter and applaus

last year randy taylor was convicted of killing alexis, but her body has never been found. >> you go to bed every night and wake up every morning thinking is today the day that we find her? >> reporter: colleges have been increasing security in recent years adding communication, cameras, lights and some colleges including virginia tech and georgetown have signed on with a new app putting the tool right in students' hands. it's the live safe app which allows students to text directly to law enforcement and it lets them ask a friend to watch them walk somewhere. >> he's at 36th and o right now. now he's going to come back. >> all right. >> we can chat back and forth while he's walking. >> reporter: so if we din know why cli was and were concerned about him, we -- chi was and were concerned about him, we could watch our phone and make sure he gets to his destination on time? >> absolutely. if we had any concerns, we could dial 911 directly or text back and forth. >> i'm seen some of my friends use the face walk feature which you with watch your friends walking home. there was a recent i

randy taylor also seen on the video.e's always maintained his innocence saying that he and alexis and another man went back to his camper to smoke marijuana. then, he said, alexis and the then unidentified black man left. taylor's attorney also argued his client wasn't the last person to see alexis murphy alive. that, instead, police should have been focused on a black male, mid to late 20s with corn rows driving a, quote, 20-year-old burgundy caprice with 20-inch wheels. >> officials say there's no evidence linking the disappearance of alexis murphy to hannah graham. the black man later identified and implicated by randi taylor was not jesse matthew. he also said that man had an alibi and was later cleared. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much. but all these young women missing. let me be clear again, the case has not been linked to the graham or harrington cases recently in that very same part of virginia. but the family of alexis murphy knows all too well what the other families are going through. so joinin

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>> reporter: well, the air strikes, randi, these are very welcome. even enemies of the united states here, shia militias that fought the u.s. military here are welcoming these air strikes. they have seen what advances this is -- what this has actually allowed them to do. they have been able to advance in those certain limited areas where these air strikes have been taking place. so they have seen the benefit of this and agree with this. when it comes to advisers and trainers and security for the embassy, this is approved by the iraqi government. they agree with this. iraqis do tell, say they need more. they're really concerned. they see their military as very vulnerable, especially after what we saw happen in june when the military pretty much crumbled in the face of that isis threat. now that same military when the united states left here in 2011, the u.s. said it was leaving behind a capable and ready force, and obviously this was not the case. so they do realize now, and they are asking for more support when it comes to training, advising, equippi

and randy newman. david, with you, we sold off on nasdaq a little bit today.een a good run. is it the year 2000 all over? >> well, i do expect another drop at some points. whether it is around the corner momentum will take us father. i can tell -- farther, i can tell you, if the dow and sip s&p 500 have topped out. gerri: some of these companies in nasdaq are not so small. randy. it looks like when you do the analysis, nasdaq run has been driven by big names. most of the moment has been along those. are you a fan of tech stocks? >> not particularly. i think the biggest name they have is janet yellen, there is almost no other place to investment. gerri: look at what happened to some biggest companies, apple up 21% since -- 2100% since march 2000. david, we got creamed in that dot-com bust, should we be thinking about that again? >> i am not worried about a tech bubble bursting, a lot of tech stocks are now making profits, they were not in 2000. i am worried a a overall market pullback. bottom line, we have nearly 200 years of historical evidence that says in ev

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if we win, it gives the president a lot of space to essentially stand with folks like randy and otherss the country who are saying, we don't want to risk our land and water for foreign export pipeline. >> jane, does hillary clinton's silence on keystone xl make you nervous? >> look, she is tough as nails on so many issues and clearly spoke about climate change and climate science. but you cannot talk about climate change and then turn around and be silent on keystone xl. anybody that knows anything about science and climate change knows that expanding tar sands will increase carbon pollution and going to be on that side of things when it comes to energy, you were get on the side of the folks. she can come on stage and join us to oppose this pipe line. >> you want her to give an up or down on this. i mean, she goes and speaks at this green summit in las vegas, but yet she does not weigh in on what has been really the focal point of the environmental crowd so far this year. i mean, if this ruling by the nebraska supreme court works in your favor, is this project dead and does it take it

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. >>> i'm randi kaye in new york. "cnn newsroom" continues at the top of the hour, but right now keep it here for "sanjay gupta, m.d." live today from los angeles. >>> all right, randi, thank you so much. we are live from l.a., and i'll tell you i'm here because of the cnn fit nation team. we got a big triathlon this weekend. i'll tell you a lot more about it in a little bit. but the past few months have been a remarkable experience for all of us. >>> but, first, i want to talk about something else i think is very important. you've heard me talk a lot about medical marijuana over the past fw years. the potential benefits of it and also the obstacles to doing more research. well, as we investigated this, we found that there's another group of outlawed drugs out there that are also generating new interest among a growing number of doctors. some of these drugs include things like mdma also known as ecstasy, also lsd. take a look. >> fie >> find any difference between one half of your body than the other half? >> i have s

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randi kaye has the exclusive video. we do want to warn you some of the video is graphic. >> reporter: just after 12, the men you see in ferguson in the video hear gunshots. they are about 50 feet away from michael brown and officer darren wilson. the unidentified person recording the video captures the reaction during the final moments of the shooting. both men were contractors working in the area. they did not want to be identified. the man on the left in the pink shirt told cnn they heard one gunshot. then about 30 seconds later a second shot. he says he saw michael brown staggering. then he says brown put his hands up and said, okay, okay, okay. the witness told us the cop didn't say get on the ground. he just kept shooting. that same witness described the gruesome scene saying he saw michael brown's brains come out of his head. again, reiterating his hands were up. watch how he motions on the video. the video, these witnesses say, was taken shortly after the shooting ended. if you look closely you can see a police o

i want to bring in randy, inventure investorser. you are coming from sunny nantucket just north of here and i appreciate you wearing your shades this morning. i manage it is very bright there. >> it is very bright. thanks for having me. >> good to see you. we've had a growing chorus of vc investors sounding the alarm. last week. now mark andreesen saying start-ups may be growing too quickly and have always lived in an environment being able to raise more capital at higher valuation. what do you see from where you sit and what duke the real is issue for the valuations in the tech seshlgt right now. >> it's interesting to hear mark now talk about the market being bearish rather than pullish. he is been one of the biggest bulls in the market for the last few years and his investing is been the sorts that he's now criticizing. clearly hooesz been concerned and i see concerns getting ahead on valuations and seeing an excess of capital driving up the valuations and i don't think the risk is being priced properly. >> and why? do you think

hello, everyone, i'm randi kaye in new york. the united states has a plan to take down or take out the militant group isis, but the plan needs partners. as of today, at least ten arab nations have come forward promising to support the fight against the isis threat. secretary of state john kerry in cairo today getting that promise from egypt one of the most influential arab nations. he had similar success in saudi arabia and turkey. cnn is traveling with kerry. >> reporter: secretary kerry came to turkey seeking support from a pivotal partner in the fight against isis. >> within the coalition there are many ways that turkey can help in this effort, and we will continue our conversations with our military and other experts spending time to define the specific role that turkey will play. >> reporter: bordering iraq and syria, turkey would be an ideal place to base u.s. strikes. but with isis holding 49 turkish government employees hostage, turkey's foreign minister spoke only about, quote, challenges and threats in the region. on t

spotted, matt damon and his wife, cindy crawford and her husband, randy gerber.d and angelina, sandra bullock and amal's sisters. and venice's city hall will shut down the roads around the building, for at least two hours, giving the couple time to enjoy their moment together privately. it's expected the guest rg staying here at the hotel cipriani. and now with a cocktail. with all that hollywood glamour in venice, it's like victim e filming on a film set. we headed straight to the hotel to investigate. it's pretty suck v sesecluded. and it was pretty much business as nushl. take a look now, windows are covered. something is about to happen. >> it's no surprise they are getting going married in italy. george has close ties to the country and he has a close friend, the former mayor of venice that is going to marry them. >> clooney, the sexiest man alive twice. said he was never going to get married again. >> i'm never going to get married again. because i wasn't very good at it. >> he has preached over the years that he wants to stay a bachelor. we have seen him n

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i'm randi kaye in for brooke baldwin. america's arab allies joining the strategy that president obama outlined last night. secretary of state john kerry working in saudi arabia to get everybody on the same page. onboard with the plan, listen to this list. saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, lebanon, turkey, iraq, kuwait, bahrain, qatar, united arab emirates and all have agreed to a coordinated military plan against isis and stronger support for the new government of iraq. the countries agree to join the united states in cutting off money and fighters flowing to isis and to help rebuild cities and towns devastated by the terror group. the next stops for secretary kerry, turkey and egypt to discuss how to bring stability to iraq and syria. from australia to britain, rallying the usual allies in this isis fight is one thing but today's news, the support of these arab countries is an asset that cannot be understated. and incidentally, it's the very game of friends and enemies that may be the ultimate destruction of isis and my next

. >> standing alongside montgomery county police investigators today, catherine hoggle's father, randy, shared his desperation and fear. >> we love the kids so much. she could not ever imagine anything happening to the kids. she is so protective. >> this is surveillance video of her moments before she slipped away from her, my husband, troy. the two children have been missing since. randy says catherine has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and has not been taking her medication. >> we are greatly concerned for catherine, for jacob, and for sarah. we need to get them back. , i team of 50rs investigators, searched shops and elsewhere. they believe she may have spent monday night at a building near the germantown chick-fil-a. but still, no answers. >> please come home. we miss you and we miss the kids. >> authorities have charged catherine hoggle with misdemeanor child neglect, giving them better tools to more aggressively pursue this case. they say catherine has no credit cards and very little cash, and will need the public help. -- and they need the public's help in finding he

joining us is writer randy cohen. thanks so much for being here.s is something i struggle with all the time. as a former waitress and bartender i understand how important tips are. but when does the customer have a right to say i won't tip 15 to 20%. >> it degrades the recipient. it makes them reliant on the whims of someone like me. you have known me for minutes. it makes us feel similar to you, completely bullied. but right now it's the only system we have. and so it's why you have no legal obligation to tip. you have a moral obligation. these are very low paid workers reliant on your 15%. that is part of the cost of going to a restaurant. >> some of them are making two dollars and change an hour. >> it's disgusting. >> what should be happening. >> first of all, fair minimum wage starting with fast food workers. >> they don't even get tips. >> no. how they live is a mystery to me. it's just unforgivable that in a country like ours, people are not paid a living wage when they go to work every day. restaurants can add a service charge. it will take

"newsroom" with randi kaye starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm randi kaye in for brooke baldwin. when you thought the threat of isis couldn't get bigger, a shocking revelation from the cia that we have severely underestimated the number of people willing to fight under the black flag of isis. the initial estimate was as many as 10,000 but now the u.s. believes isis can actually call on a fighting force of between 20,000 and 31,500. these new numbers coming as secretary of state john kerry continues his swing through the middle east trying to sell the president's plan. so far ten arab nations signed onto join the fight against isis vowing to do their share but what that means in terms of warfare contributions is still unclear. one thing is clear though. kerry is not selling as a war. instead, he's calling it a "very significant counterterrorism operation." or you could just call it a war. semantics aside, today he announced a man who will head up this new anti-isis coalition. for more on that, jim sciutto, chief national security correspondent. general john allen is tasked with th

. >> and randy how do you think this will play out for him? have to parmsse out the charges. in south africa, these additional charges are part of this trial. it's extraordinary prejudicial when you have a defendant on trial for homicide involving a firearm to permit not just other evidence of other incidents involving a firearm but other charges. i don't care if it's a judge deciding your fate or jury you're looking at the possibility of being convicted by a percpencedy. >> he was just cleared of that. they said the state did not pursue that. he's been cleared of the gun charges from 2010. >> which the judge telegraphed by saying however the state said the witnesses contradicted each other, they are not reliable. maybe the girlfriend had an ax to grind because they didn't like the way they broke up. >> what the judge is doing, in south africa for the judicial economy, they try all the person's cases together. it's different here because of the united states. this would not be the case where an old gun charge is placed with a murder case becau

roll open under ---randy serrano nos informa desde washington d.c... ;01 ;16 ;44 1;16 1;33 el 70% de las familias que cruzaron recientemente la frontera sur de manera ilegal no se han presentado a sus citas con agentes de inmigracion, segn indic la prensa asociada o ap. los datos molestan a muchos que han criticado la casa blanca. s/ maricruz mcgowan, analista "es importante que el presidente tome esto seriamente, que vea que es un problema de seguridad nacional más allá de inmigración" ap seÑal que la informacin surgi de una reunin privada del departamento de seguridad nacional el mircoles. all se dijo que desde mayo, por lo menos 860 inmigrantes han recibido rdenes de deportacin y solamente 14 de ellos las han acatado. algunos temen que esto pueda afectar futuros planes de alivio migratorio; pero los activistas esperan que no. s/ maría elena hincapié, national immigration law center "no deben de afectar de ninguna manera a que el presidente actué a final de año con respecto a una orden ejecutiva que es necesaria para la comunidad y para el país" por

. >> captain randy demery has been confronting problems for 25 years he worked at the jail. >> good friend of mine said the thing that makes corrections so easy is that all you have to do is get voluntary compliance out of a bunch of people who have already proven that they will not voluntarily comply with the rules of society. so, it's a piece of cake. and we're in a position where we can get to a very large degree voluntary compliance out of that group of people, so actually the challenge of that is rewarding and fun. >> some challenges like those presented by joe leija can take longer to resolve than others. >> joe leija doesn't come across as a dangerous guy. he's respectful to the officers but it's not one of those guys i would trust. he's definitely a dangerous individual, especially on the street, and within his gang world. you wouldn't want to turn your back on him. >> leija was recently confined to the segregation unit where he's locked in a single-man cell 23 hours per day. jail surveillance footage shows why. >> mr. leija's down here, and his accomplice is kind of just walking a

so, he was kind enough to jump in when i heard randy was in the area, i thought, randy will be great. i've had the benefit of getting to work with him. randy has been with lockheed martin over 30 years, director of their civil space and business development. he has a heritage back in the shuttle program. matter of fact, he was an orbital test conductor. when the shuttle is being processed and getting ready to fly, when the astronauts climb in the vehicle, they are working with otc, orbital test conductor, if you will. randy, with that, the floor is yours. >> thanks, kent. obviously, i don't have any prepared remarks. but i would like to talk a little about my perspective of -- first, i'll talk about stem here a little bit. we obviously, on the orion program, we do a lot of work in the area of stem, both domestically and internationally. i have to say we had an international conference ten years ago with james cameron was one of the keynote speakers and one of the things he told us, and we've kind of built upon this, is you guys should take a look at the entertainment industry and look

liz: randy you and i look to be around maybe the same age.f the generation that went out and bought albums. i bought captain fantastic and the brown dirt cowboy by elton john. i listened to every song on a-side and b-side. itunes says here is the hit song and leaves other songs struggling. am i get to the root of the issue? garth wants all the songs available because he has never been on itunes? >> every artist wants their own idea how they want their music sold and labeled. we allow them to do any which way they want. if they prefer to have it sold on singles, they can. if they prefer to have bundles like garth or strictly albums, that is the option of the label and the art it. liz: let's get into some artists already signing up. shakira, ariana grande, kenny chessey, blake shelton. are they going with the song format or bundling too. >> on ghosttunes and besides garth and tricia you can buy singles as well because of our deal with the labels. we literally have thousands of artists and nine mill pieces of content already. liz: how hard was t

the count. >> randy and karina. >> reporter: fighting champ randy couture isn't moving on to round four of "dancing with the stars" although he has been knocked out of the game, he says he enjoyed the entire experience. >> i have done something new, something different, put myself out there, outside the box. not something people expected from me. i had a lot of fun doing it. >> reporter: his partner has danced for 16 of the show's 19 seasons. but this may be her swan song. >> my contract is up. it is the last season. so i am glad that this is the way the contract ends because i would not want to change a minute. i had the most incredible time with you. >> reporter: dancing's movie night was an incredible evening. for the first time this early in the competition, two teams got perfect scores. janelle and val did it first with their "west side story" inspired jazz routine. >> the good thing is we got four 10s. we celebrate and tomorrow, he gets me back in the studio, it's back to zero and we work again. >> reporter: also happy and also getting a perfect score for their jazz performance, b

. >> randy and karina. >> randy isn't moving on to round four.t of the game, but he enjoyed the entire experience. >> something new and different. put myself outside the box. not something people expected from me. had a lot of fun. >> reporter: it was an incredible evening of dance. for the first time this early in the competition, two teams got perfect scores. it was the "west side story"-inspired jazz routine. >> four tens, sbracelebrate, an tomorrow, back to zero and we work again. >> reporter: also happy and getting a perfect score, bethany and derek houg who danced to singing in the rain. >> i am amazed. i can't believe that happened. >> neither could they go to a third place finish. don't yell, peta, be gentle. >> i will respond like you wouldn't believe if she whispers. but yells, it'll freeze everything up. >> reporter: scoring all 8s, there was a tie for fourth. even if jonathan had to wait to hear until the end to hear he was safe. >> you try not to go to the bathroom in front of 15 million americans, and pray at that point. >> reporter

>> reporter: andrea, this is the first time we're actually hearing from the grandfather randy hoggle. he made an emotional plea hoping catherine will see that let's go right to that. >> i don't usually cry so i apologize. if i could, i really am saying this for my daughter. this is a plea to my daughter to come home. we know she's probably not been on medication for two weeks. we know, catherine, this is not you. we know this is not who you are about and what you do. you were the first of four kids who gave me a chance to be soccer coach. probably i was never good at it but certainly did my best. you and troy have given me a chance to -- [indiscernible] next week we're working toward the right goal. we want sarah and jacob to have those same kind of opportunities. the first kiss, the first homecoming, the last prom, and a full life. we want you to do that as well. >> reporter: that was again randy hoggle, the father of missing mother catherine hoggle, grandfather to the two missing clarksburg children jacob and sarah hoggle making an emotional plea for the mother to return home. polic

randy not extortion, what is it. >> it is nothing.he whole mark of etoerg, you havhaveeextortion,you have to dg wrongful, if you have a right to do something, you don't have a gun to somebody's head, don't do business with yelp. david: advertise -- if you want to do business with yelp you have to play ball. >> right, but if is not extoerg iexextortion it is defaming a. if they go back, and find proof they could bring this type of lawsuit against or a defamation. david: defamation is tough to prove? >> there is an issue of, is it false. if it is not false, if is not defamation. david: even if it is written by the yelp folks. >> there are laws that say, if i say something bad about you, and i put it on a site, the site is not responsible if all they do is put it on the site, if the site changes the content, then the site could have a problem. here, if we are talking about ex extortion we're not talking about defamation. david: move to story of hour, tmz sports releasing a graphic video, baltimore ravens running back, ray rice, literally

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c...01; ;16 ;50 1;10 1;33 el vicepresidente joe biden hizo el anunci hoy junto con el secretario de educacin y el de trabajo: universidades tcnicas mejor conocidas como "community colleges"- recibirn millones de dlares para programas que ayuden a los estudiantes a conseguir empleo. s/ thomas e. perez, secretario del depto. de trabajo "va a dar la oportunidad a latinos y otra gente en todo el país para obtener los estudios y capacidades y habilidades para obtener el trabajo de hoy" en el rea de salud, tecnologa y manufactura. $450- millones de dlares sern distribuidos entre casi 270 instituciones educativas que se asociarn con empleadores que ofrecen la oportunidad de practicar en lugares de trabajo lo que se aprende en clase. s/ joe biden, vicepresidente de ee.uu. (nat up). biden dijo hoy que estados unidos necesita la fuerza laboral ms preparada y capacitada del mundo. las compaÑas incluidas en el programa garantizaran el acceso a pasantas y entrenamientos. algo que los expertos dicen pue