rhonda tells me that memento from naomi's time helping the dalai lama should also attract attention. it. i feel this is going to do very well. >> the pre-sale estimate -- more than 10 grand. while this central asian necklace from 700 b.c. is appraised at $18,000. there's no telling what the entire cache will bring in. ready to find out? that's next. are you nervous? >> i'm terrified. >> with that, we will begin. >> i am hoping that i've done everything i could have done up to this point. >> $500 is bid. online at $500. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> $200 to start. do i have any takers for $200? $200 right there. $225 now. $225. do we go $250? >> in march 2016, the naomi lindstrom collection hits the auction block at michaan's in alameda, california. the treasure trove includes ancient beads and necklaces spanning more than 5,000 years of history that the pan am stewardess acquired from around the globe and bequeathed to her sister carol... like t

you have to drive them in a town car and the very next day rhonda and i bought a town car. >> in less than a year, they had a fleet of town cars, revenue was jumping up and they dumped the bridal business. >> the volume of business that the hotel could give us far excited what we were doing with bride and grooms on saturdays and sundays. >> he was watching the market for corporate event shuttle services, the numbers he saw were large. very large. >> we've handled the super bowl, the world series, the espn awards, the emmy awards, different things like that that i think a person coming from an operational background might not go after that business. >> they went after those juicy accounts using their marketing skills and something else, their network of certified minority owned businesses. >> mo engages the network. and what it means is that we provide opportunities for the minority owned business to meet the corporate members. >> josette wright lacy heads up the new york based national supplier council, the mmsdc. it's a national membership organization for introducing black, hispanic

i spoke to rhonda who works for a local nonprofit and has a masters degree. she believes one problem is that there just aren't enough women making decisions on today's salaries. >> my co workers are females and we supervise primarily female staff but it cannot go unnoticed that the ceo is a white male. we are advancing with titles and responsibilities but we are still hitting the glass ceiling. we are still having the babies and taking care of our children and having to go out into the workforce and provide. gi >> rhonda tells us that she thinks that inequality continues beyond the work place. when you talk about women working hard and having to go home and raise families on that unequal salary it continues to be a problem. >> serena talked about her own problems growing up and being told that she couldn't do what she has done. i would imagine a lot of your listeners can relate to that. >> they were saying that they can relate to it. you talk about women, plenty of education, no excuse for not hiring them. some delay their families to pursue their career path

she grew especially close to her grandparents eric and rhonda. >> eden came home prom the hospital to this home. we raised her in this home, and we loved her. we loved her. she was such a special child. >> reporter: a special child who strengthened her mother. erica lynch left eden's father a month after learning she was pregnant at 20. worried she says about his temper. >> your baby is what gave you the strength. >> yeah. >> to end the relationship. >> yeah, i couldn't do it for myself but i could do it for my child. >> reporter: with eden in her life and the support of her parents, erica found peace. >> i remember my dad telling me, don't think that all babies are this easy. and i'm like my baby is perfect, and you know what? she was. she was -- i didn't have a husband with her. >> reporter: when eden turned two, she was the victim of a terrible crime that sent her spiraling out of control. police arrested an acquaintance for kidnap and rape but erica was too scared to testify so the charges were dropped. >> i ended up doing drugs, and i went to jail. >> reporter: eden's father jimm

their onslaught a lot better than others, and at last the stock market has started to figure that out rhonda in kansas, rhonda >> caller: hi, jim, boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: jim, your thoughts, nafta renegotiation, the impact on auto manufacturers, auto supply manufacturers >> well, you know, we had magna on recently. look, they're very much involved in this. i felt pretty confident after listening to them that there won't be any real hit here that said, i don't like the auto business it just doesn't act well the numbers aren't there. sherry in florida, sherry. >> caller: hi, jim, thank you for taking my call i think you and your team are amazing and you've really got my back and i really count on you my question is, given the recent situation with wells fargo bank, i had acquired a few years ago and i'm wondering being that i'm disabled and on a fixed income if i should buy, hold, or sell the stock? >> look, my charitable trust owns it. i'm going to discuss it tomorrow at 11:30 i'm very disappointed in that company. very disappointed in the board things keep popping up over and over aga

know no one's going to work to achieve everybody's rhonda. max kaiser financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not so i get any earthly response thanks for the fight well straight scott thank you for helping. on the story that's right if you looked at slavery. here's what people have been saying about rejected a knighthood to us exactly just pull along awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of marty americans do the same thing we are apparently better than booth nothing better and see people you've never heard of love redacted the night my president of the world bank paid money to write me seriously send us an email. what politicians do. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to. have to go right to be prosperous like them before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my house. first said. i got it i don't. have to quit

an thanks in part to the ultimate fighting championship with stars like mcgregor and rhonda rossi.any participate in mma matches for youth across the world. >> helps me be more confident. >> when we first started we would go to tournaments and maybe there was like a hundred kids and now in the database we probable have about six or 700 that are looking for fights actively. >> it really is getting so, so popular. >> oh, it is and i feel like with this fight tonight mcgregor holds that underdog kids like that are really rooting for them. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news," while many are worried about what harvey will do to their physical possessions, mental health professionals say the storm can take a toll on the mind. >> trigger us to remember prior incidents. >> what psychologists are suggesting people do if they are triggered by the storm. and how severe weather could >> ♪ >> welcome back. over the last 12 years since katrina doctors and therapists have treated many people for the emotional toll the storm took on people's lives. now as harvey hits texas some are reliving dark

the list second incident as we mentioned took place in the resort town of come to rhonda hundred thirty kilometers so i thought barcelona police opened. fire in the car after it failed to stop for a security check six people were injured and one later died of her injuries all five attackers inside the vehicle were shot dead the authorities are now saying that any one of those killed excuse me in the vehicle may have been the driver of the van in central florida or since the attacks took place it's emerged that one family had already been affected by terror before in europe and hawkins reports. now the tragic reality of the situation is that this is now such a cross border threat that even families who were vacationing on the consulate find themselves victims of terror attacks multiple times whichever country they travel to on the continent one such example scott atran his daughter was in the theater during the attack in paris in the twenty fifteen eighteen months on he finds himself in the middle of yet another terrorist atrocity bringing about some very painful memories take a listen t

three years first hail rhonda for illegal earnings. bangladesh's corruption watchdog had filed charges against the man accusing him of using that income to build rana plaza. a clothing factory complex that collapsed in twenty thirteen with the loss of more than eleven hundred lives. it was the nation's worst ever industrial disaster. object to sweeping reforms intended to tighten up safety across t the world's second largest textile industry. during the investigation it came to light that workers have been unwilling to enter the building. after cracks appeared the day before it collapsed. they were forced in by rana pissed off and management of the foyer factories inside. public enemy number one round i was arrested at the border trying to flee into india. along with over three dozen others he still faces charges including violating building codes and murder. something that could land him the death penalty if found guilty. next a rather unusual video games hit download sites this tuesday titled sea quest hero. the game is not just abou

crews in houston used helicopters, boats and trucks to reach those stranded by rising water like rhonda chandler and they are 12-year- old daughter. >> roof started leaking, water is close to coming inside the house. >> it's kind of scary, kind of scary. >> reporter: rescues became even more complicated when two reservoirs overflowed and a levee failed sending more water into neighborhoods where people are still trying to escape. >> the kids were scared, wife was scared, so it was just time to get to higher ground. >> reporter: with so many people now in shelters the city's mayor imposed a public curfew in the city from midnight until morning. >> i don't want them to have to worry about someone breaking into their home or looting or doing anything of that nature while they are away. >> reporter: the convention center in downtown houston is now holding roughly 10,000 people. as you can see, donations are pouring in. authorities say they won't turn anyone away. >> we are going to use the toyota have to reduce the population at the george r. brown. so it will become another shelter. >> rep

a i don't think there is any problem in rhonda. okay cologne thought they want to thank you for talking to us thank you very much for having me. now war famine and some outbreak of deadly cholera in yemen the situation for civilians is bleak especially for young children more than a million children under the age of five are severely mound. to our team in yemen so fast hand just how desperate the situation has become at nine a summary reports from the serbian hospital. in the capital sanaa and a warning some viewers may find. this is a day. he's seven months old he has severe malnutrition. desperate to help him his family traveled for weeks from the remote island of socotra. to a hospital here. in yemen's capital sana. but if the feds. we tried to treat his malnutrition on the islands. but there are no facilities available no skill doctors. so we came here to sign on. hello. you know on such a survey on the journey he was uncomfortable and sick. when we arrived here we were surprised to see how crowded it was. were they told us to

think you either come together or you get drawn a partan you just hope that they can work it out rhonda as with any scenes you showed and really love that didn't make give them to the series. i thought we should loads in africa. of of them a tree tops that never made em that was always stephen daldry it was all incredibly romantic and kind of. really hot really really hot but yes there was one scene where we wish our wedding night that never made it in with me i think it's right that it didn't make it in or that they wasn't like it was like a passionate moment but it wasn't because of that reason it was very very funny i thought it was a very very funny and very kind of addictive but both their personalities but we'll never see it on that did you disagree with them leaving it a no no or you can say it no i can't like on them i have made my bow is it true that you're going to star in being mean she sells next movie about neil armstrong yes i think when i hear if i am yes playing his wife i am. i'm surprised that after all this time they're finally doing a movie about him really well thin

this event is the latest in mei's george and rhonda salem. we are not relatives, although we're both salems, but we're distant cousins perhaps. this event today is being live stream streamed on our website and i think cspan3 is covering it as well. and there will be a live podcast as well. and because it's being reported and just for general decor. if you are to tweet, we hope that you'll connect regularly with mei on twitter and facebook and our website. we have a lot of articles, graphics and videos for understanding the region and policies to the region, we also just published a new book. we're also entitled to chaos. this building is part of our temporary site as we build on the corner on n street. it's a rapid-- there are pledges like this that are available where you signed in. we're looking today at the critical, political and humanitarian situation in gaza. a lot going on in and around the gaza issue. tensions between palestinian authority in hamas, infighting within sort of the fatah movement itself, its shifts in the gulf, positivel

rhonda has a message for tucker keep telling us fun outdoor weather. good advice right there. the day post your pictures below ser a ahs. >> she may need to up the water on the slip and slide today. >> tucker will give her outdoor fun. but it will be a hot one. no doubt. hot weather expected today. just shy of heat advisory. 76 already at reagan national and 71 dulles and 70 it's very humid out there and this looks to be the last of really hot, humid someday for quite sometime. maybe for rest of season. we'll see if we're lucky. satellite and radar couple fair weather clouds moving across the mountains and quiet out there today. and we're expecting dry one. 95 degrees it's very hot. feeling like triple digits with lutety. but mostly sunny. thunderstorms likely along a cold front after dark into early wednesday morning. but the best chance will be north and west of here they kind of fall apart over metro. thunderstorms early wednesday giving way to much cooler and drier conditions thursday which looks beautiful. and in fact early fall like air mass beginning friday. high temper

speaking after cats, rhonda anderson is with the humane society. >> typically, we see kitten season after the winter. because we have such a long winter this year, it's been pushed back. we have a lot of kittens now and more coming in. >> thank you. come tomorrow to the valley humane society. stick with us later on the 6:00 news, we are going head to the dog area and show the dogs available for adoption. >>> for more information, go to www.nbcbayarea.com find out which shelter is near you. we'll be back in a minute with dogs. >>> still to come at 6:00, we are tracking the latest development in barcelona and other parts of spain, including how the family of a bay area man lost in the attack is remembering him. >>> another member of the trump administration out the door. steve bannon exiting what is behind the abrupt departure. including the search for three wanted men. vikts now at 6:30, the latest on the terror investigation in barcelona, including the search for three wanted men. within the past hour, new information from authorities out of spain. two senior u.s. intelligence officials s

. >> rhonda watches "fox news morning" to check out tucker report and what summer fun she can get intog the day. >> no more know. >> post your picture below the lovely ser a h. >> you had the right idea today. that's a perfect place to be. >> is it. >> yes. >> hot own humid today. >> deploreious. >> 76 washington and quick look. we is partly sunny skies there. for a time here mostly sunny. storms you see towards chicago we got to look out for those late this afternoon. really this evening is cold front passing through. that changes air mass in big way around here particularly end of week. 95 today. daytime highs in 70s friday and saturday. >> wow. >> erin is back with more roadways. >> that was perfect weather reports. >> taking a look at cameras. huge problems 39 aahov lanes shut down as awe approach the pentagon because of crash investigates. closure begins around etsell road point. long stretch of hov not moving and look at main lanes because of that extremely crowded. bumper to bumper traffic upwards of 30 minute delay beltway to pass pentagon now. 14 street bridge overflowing cong

. >> dana: i love what rhonda romney said because that's what president trump could have said.f we don't need you, there is such a small part of society, they can be ridiculed and they don't actually need them for their vote. >> greg: it's a good message unlike michael moore's message. if you don't agree with me on this particular issue we will ruin you. there's no faster way to ruin somebody's end by calling them a racist. he is smearing 60 million people. a lot of people that are like him i believe or not. i think he was one of the people that predicted donald trump would win and he was sympathetic to those people. i think he is finding a lot of energy and mileage out of it but you aren't going to win in the hearts and calling people racists. especially if that person you're attacking doesn't think they are racist. if you really feel that way you should ask them how they feel instead of simply smearing them. ask them if they are racist. if they say no they aren't, then go well i think you are and said -- and then have the conversation. just to smear people, it will never happ

rhonda santos agrees. then congressman joins us. -- ron de santos. why are you doing this?> well, it is all about protecting the integrity of the house of representatives., there are criminal matters that the justice department is dealing with on this, the financial crimes,ju i think you're probably going to see some procurement stuff, and then what we are t waiting for, why are these people sending money to pakistan. what were they doing with the information they were able to obtain?t' so that may all be criminal, but the issue with the house is why were these people paid what they were paid, $4 million, over a number of years? to put it in perspective, in my office, we spend about $1,500 a month for i.t. support. it is contracted out, but then they had access to the files of members of congress who are serving on key committees, the foreign affairs committee and the intelligence. so you have to get the facts. how these people would have been brought into the system. why were not alarm bells answeredys earlier? and why in heaven's name was this guy allowed to stay, even af

alone, thanks in part to the ultimate fighting championships and its stars like tito ortiz, rhonda rouse's favorite. >> is what hardest thing to do out here. >> just to stand up and say we can do this. >> reporter: new fighters are not allowed to go forehead or get for income out and doctor examines each fighter before and after each competition. while there is not enough data to show how dangerous the sport can be for children. >> specifically with head, neck injuries. >> reporter: doctor john tyranny says it is important to minimize safety risks like concussion. >> we are always concerned about the greg brain and what damage that might have with just a single juror the accumulation of multiple injuries. >> reporter: corry says mma changed his social life. >> it helped me make friends and be confident around other people report report and training to be a professional fighter. danielle in thing ham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning a live report from the eye of the storm. >> reporter: hurricane harvey makes two land

this event is the latest in mei's george and rhonda salem family foundation series. mr. george salem will be with us soon, i suppose. we are not relatives, although we're both salems, but we're distant cousins, perhaps. this event today is being live streamed from our web site, and i think also c-span3 is covering it as well. it'll also be available later as a video or a podcast from our web site as well. because it's being recorded and just for, you know, general decorum, please put your phones on silent. .. >> that are available at the front desk where you signed in. we're looking today at the critical political and humanitarian situation in gaza. a lot going on in and around the gaza issue. tensions between the palestinian authority and in the movement itself shifts in the gulf involving saudi, uae, possibly impacting the situation in gaza. gaza has been under a blockade for almost a decade now. things have recently gotten worse as the palestinian authority also is reducing salary payments and sort of asking that electricity get in, a lot of issues impacting gaza stri

senator applauding the speech, we will assess the speech with rhonda santos. >> shannon: plus the decisions from the previous call to get out of the region. former house speaker newt gingrich in a moment live with his analysis next. >> i fully knew what i was getting into. big and intricate problems. but one way or another these problems will be solved. i'm a problem solver. in the end we will win. ♪ >> my original instinct was to pull out. and, historically, i like following my instincts. but all my life i've heard that decisions are much different when you sit behind the desk in the oval office. >> bill: one comment from last night getting a lot of attention today. president trump announcing his new strategy for the region afghanistan and pakistan last night. newt gingrich, author of the book "understanding trump," welcome back to the program. >> so good to be with you. >> bill: what did you think of the way he frames his argument last night, sitting behind the desk and having the job and how things change? >> first of all i thought in some ways it was his most courageous speech because h

you were mentioning before i think it was rhonda didn't want to encourage domestic abuse. in tennis and other sports. >> well, when you look in the e.u. can take a fighter like conor mcgregor get into make a fight like this. he hasn't had one professional docs match any avoiding floyd mayweather. neil: would you be worried about that, even though you can take care of yourself i have no doubt about that, but others say it is dangerous because they would encourage domestic abuse. >> it's true. women and men are physically build different. women at 125 pounds might not be as strong as the man at 125 pounds, the physical strain is definitely different when you fight that way. neil: would you ever want to do it? as a challenge you or do you challenge them? >> at different levels. when i know more stuff about boxing in them, i can go in with really big eyes and it's fine. but when they know just as much about boxing as me, i have to watch out. neil: do the underestimate you all the time? >> sometimes they overestimate me and wound up getting hurt. neil: in the end, you still thi

. >> and last but not least, rhonda captured this moment on top of a hay bail oklahoma. a coffee table book of everyone's pictures because they're so good. >>> should we do birthdays? hoda, it falls to you. have you done the smucker's before? >> never. but i'm excited. first up, happy 100th birthday to bob spence, a retired colonel from oceanside, california. he played golf until he was 94 year old. mabel adder is 100. she says the secret to longevity is eating chocolate every day. happy 100th birthday to elizabeth davis in pennsylvania. she is known as the berry lover in town. she loves to grow fruit in her garden. stella performed in her first dance recital when she was 65. mr. bob burns is from orlando, florida. this world war ii veteran is 103 years old. bob is proud to say he did not stop mowing his lawn until he turned 100. and thank you, sir, for your service. last but not least. happy 107th birthday to eleanor bearwald, a world traveler from illinois. she and her husband have driven from their home to every state capital in america. >> man. >> as you know, if you

i'm looking forward to seeing bbd personal to mike and rhonda.'re moving forward. we just did our zip trip in congress heights we had rare essence there as our house ban. you're actually plaque with them before you hit the stage at spirit festival. >> i've been north carolina with rare essence. that's my other job rocking with them when we do the bigger gigs. as a matter of fact we'll be at mgm i forget the date but it will be coming on with the roots. >> that's going to be great show. >> yeah yeah. >> you're with rare essence down in north carolina saturday you come back here sunday spirit festival. >> more music coming up in the future hopefully from you. >>> yes, indeed. >> always good to see you. thank you man. >> i love talking to you. i want to hear some music. can you get the good day dj station cranked up for us? we'll go old school. >> we'll send things over to tucker and get a check on the forecast. >> you know what -- >> wisdom he's calling you out. >> no. come on back over here >> you think this job is easy. >> stay here with me. no,

rhonda captured this sweet moment on of top of a hay bail.oing to make landfall tonight. >> and dylan will have the full forecast tomorrow on "today." >> then, sunday, willie is going on a culinary tour around new york. tough work he has. he's with anthony bourdain. coming up sunday "today." that will be great to watch. >> a lot more ahead on "today." what's coming up in the next hour? >> jason aldean. >> he's going to perform another song. penn and teller. and ellie ketmper is our ghosgu. >> i like the pow >>> good morning, it is just about 9:00 a.m., no clouds behind me. let's get right to our first alert forecast. >> not too many behind me. you have to hunt for them in the suburbs. you can see them up to 64 degrees. a few clouds over easton. the showers in the morning will long gone and they will be out of the picture for the rest of the day. 75 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. everyone neighborhood warming into the 70s today. the humidity stays low, and the shore, near 80 degrees, mostly sunny skies through the day. only a slight chance of

rhonda captured this sweet moment on of top of a hay bail., you will be keeping a close harvey. >> it is going to make landfall tonight. >> and dylan will have the full forecast tomorrow on "today." >> then, sunday, willie is going on a culinary tour around new york. tough work he has. he's with anthony bourdain. coming up sunday "today." that will be great to watch. >> a lot more ahead on "today." what's coming up in the next hour? >> jason aldean. >> he's going to perform another song. penn and teller. and ellie ketmper is our ghosgu. >> i like the powi )m ... ==topvo== san francisco leaders are bracing for the possiblity of conflict .. when altig >>> good morning to you. 8:57 right now. i'm kris sanchez. san francisco leaders are bracing for the possibility of conflict when alt-right groups hold a rally tomorrow. counterprotesters that will be there as well. national park service crews this morning are laying out fencing to border the area where tomorrow's rally is allowed to take place. the city of san francisco plans to activate its offi

rhonda raptured this sweet moment on top of hay in montana.re's somebody else. >> usually mom. >> okay. >> right? >> happy engagement. talk about saturday? >> let's do that. >> saturday, dylan, a close eye on hurricane harvey. >> absolutely. we are going to watch it expected to make landfall tonight into tomorrow morning. >> and live with correspondents in the hurricane zone and dylan with the full forecast tomorrow on "today." >> then sunday willie's going on a culinary tour around new york. tough work he's got there, right? with anthony bourdain. that's worth the watch and entertaining. >> cool guy. >> a lot more ahead on "today." what do you have coming up next hour? >> more jason aldean. >> perform anotherre and ellie is a guest host. >> i was into the power guitars. remind you of '70s. >> not like you. you're much more into the acoustic guitar. >> i know. i liked it. jason aldean, love it. >> we're back after your local news and weather. >>> 8:56 is your time now on this friday. august 25th, 2017. good morning to you. i ha i'm eun yang. h

conservative pundit and public figure is always called upon to disavow every last fringe statement from rhondaof this woman's death wish for president trump? todd: we've heard nothing from tom perez at the dnc. we did hear -- to be fair, we did hear from claire mccaskell but we've heard nothing from the state so far. trish: what we've seen is a pile pile-on effect of sorts, not in terms of assassination but in terms of demonizing donald trump and all republicans. you look at what howard dean said recently, in effect that if you are voting for a republican, you are voting for a racist in the white house. we saw similar kinds of language from the dnc, from nancy pelosi, these are, as i said earlier, perhaps the worst things that you can say about anyone, and they're throwing this language around with no sense of consequence, michelle. >> yes. that's right. i think that's what exasperates people. whatever side they're on, they're sick of it. i don't want to have to turn the tv on every morning and hear the hatred from partisan, rabid partisan extremists on both sides of the aisle. and i think thi