henry's famous robin hood of the old west, "the cisco kid"! ?? >> hey, cisco, you just come back in time. this chicken was getting cold without no clothes on. >> you're not ready anyway. what you need is a good bed of hot coals.

on the bill at the soldout title concert benefiting the robin hood foundation aimed at ending poverty in new york city. ?? >> it's big, man. i'm like, i'm performing a half a block from my place. >> did you walk or drive? >> i walked. for real. >> also backstage, howard university student nick cannon. you know we had to ask. >> how is college life going? >> amazing. i got two papers due on monday. i better hurry up. >> anything else i should follow up about? >> i don't think so. >> good. >> i'm going to go use the bathroom. >> go to the bathroom. >> nick cannon in the quad, pretty cool, huh? gwen stefani also took to the stage this weekend, joined by the two biggest men in er life. yeah, i said two. let's start with boyfriend blake no broken hearts here. along with a guitar, the country crooner joined his lady onstage to perform their duet "go ahead and break my heart. shelton wasn't the only man. her 10-year-old son kingston was on hand as her hype man. gwen also got down with rapper and opening act "e." and gwen blew one of her fans' minds. after pulling her onstage, stefani signed

. >> like robin hood. >> reporter: you gis -- guys discuss that among yourselves and we'll look at radar. we have light showers diving down out of the northeast along the pennsylvania turnpike west of norristown. some of that might be getting into philadelphia, as well. it's falling a part and not doing much of anything. let's get you outside on sky6 live hd. you can see the camera shaking in atlantic city. elsewhere we are seeing the breezes kick up a little bit. the temperature in philadelphia, 56 degrees. winds out of the west at 13 miles per hour they will be turning a little bit more out of the northwest as we go through the afternoon and picking up a little bit. also the drier air coming down northwest should help erode the cloud cover, and overall mostly sunny skies and patchy clouds. 53 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 57 by 10:00 a.m. it stays cool in the morning. 60 degrees by noon. 64 is the high at 3:00 p.m. 62 degrees by 50:00 p.m. by 6:00 p.m. we're probably already dipping back into the upper 50s and breezy and bright today. 61 in trenton. 60 on the nose in reading. 64 in wilmington,

rob said it best, it's like robin hood stealing from the rich and bringing to the poor. we can use every droop drop. we have scattered showers working in from the southwest at this point. light showers outside of 495. that will pick up into running through the time line. watch what happens if we make it past. we may see sunshine. and in the central part of the commonwealth and massachusetts but take it down to the cape and eye lands could see rain fall rates 1 to 2 inches of rain as we get into late tomorrow. all is said and done. you get more northwest of that the southeast part. showers turning on. tomorrow showers are likely and last into the evening hours. they will be falling we get into tomorrow. heading out to the half marathon. i don't think you will need a rain coat. get wet lieu 199.1-mile trek. the 7 on 7 forecast. breezy for columbus day and seasonable through the rest of th >>> and now time for 7 sports. >>> we're coming to you live from fenway park where the red sox are inter coulding on leadership and -- are counting on leadership and they called a home me

. >> before we congratulate these vagina robin hoods let's take a look. 15 voted against making it easierased sex discrimination. 48 co-sponsored a bill to limit funds for abortion funding. 38 congressman didn't vote to keep police departmen planned p. >> trevor: so these people who are offended by trump actively voted against women's interests? >> welcome to america. ( applause ) i know, it's hard to wrap your head around, but it's wrong to disrespect women with your words. that's what legislation is for. >> trevor: michelle, one more thing before we let you go, trump went hard at hillary for her e-mails which seems to be a lingering weak point for her, actually. let's take a look. >> she's lying again because she said she -- you know, what she did with the e-mails was fine. do you think it was fine to delete 33,000 e-mails? i don't think so. she said the 33,000 e-mails had to do with her daughter's wedding and a owinga class. maybe we'll give three or three or four or five or something. 33,000 e-mails deleted, and now she's saying there wasn't anything wrong. >> trevor: even for someone

attacked trump's star around 5:45 am wednesday because he sees himself as a sort of modern-day robin hood. as we told you, he planned to auction off pieces of the star and donate the money to the accusers' legal defense, because trump has vowed to sue them. otis, who considers himself an activist, says his main motivation was standing up for the alleged of course, now that he's gone public in taking credit for vandalizing the star ... police are looking for him. the hollywood chamber of commerce says the plaque is worth $30k, so he's confessing to a felony. otis has a plan to deal michael phelps secretly married for months michael phelps tied the knot with nicole johnson months ago, but they kept it under wraps ... tmz sports has learned the couple has been married since june 13th. the ceremony went down in paradise valley, az, where they just moved. it was officiated by peter carlisle, michael's agent and longtime friend. michael and nicole got the marriage license june 9th and filed the record of marriage june 15th. olympics, when everyone was reporting they were engaged, they had alrea

henry's famous robin hood of the old west, "the cisco kid"! ?? >> hey, cisco, you just come back in time. this chicken was getting cold without no clothes on. >> you're not ready anyway. what you need is a good bed of hot coals. the greatest cooks in the whole world, and they always cook over an open fire. >> stand still and drop your gun belts. >> what? >> i said drop your guns. then give me your money. >> (laughs) money? mister, you makeig where is pancho gonna get money? >> pancho's right. we have no money. >> stand back there. i said stand back there! >> (laughs) just as i thought. no bullets. >> me-- i am robbed without bullets? ooh, this is too much. >> please, mister. i never meant you no harm. let me go. >> are you hungry? pancho, put the coffee on >> nothing i can't take care of. >> by robbing people? if you really meant business, what were you doing with a gun without bullets? >> well, i guess maybe i was afraid i might hurt somebody. i never done this before, mister. >> then why try now? >> well, i-- well, i'm sorry i done it and i don

>> common, lauren hill awere on the bill of the sold out concert benefiting the robin hood foundation, aimed at ending poverty in new york city. ? >> i live right down the street from here, so it's like -- i'm like i'm performing half a block from my place. so it's dope. >> i walked. for real. i walked. >> also backstage, howard university student nick cannon. you know we had to ask. >> how is college life going? >> it's amazing. i got two papers due on monday, so i better hurry up. >> anything else i should be talking about? >> i think we're good. >> go to the bathroom now. >> hey, nick, that's just a little tmi. just a little too much. coming up, oprah's big surprise for tyler perry. th - >> two comedy stars, one big sitcom crossover. ray romano and kevin james tell "e.t." the story behind their we dance on the salsa team together, and it's like a lot of power in what we wear. when we're practicing if i don't feel good in what i'm wearing i don't look good. t.j.maxx has that variety. i can get a lot for my money. it's like "yay t.j.maxx!" if you're feeling it, just go for it, don't

so as the person introduced me stated, we built a drawbridge and we dress like robin hood and we saidwere to take back what's ours. again, it generated lots of news and visual evidence that people are angry at the banks. there is another note that i want to make about this which is, there's a rich and important interplay between what you call organic social movements and professionalized community organizers. we see that play out again and again where the big splashy and very resonant movement isn't enough by itself. it doesn't last by itself. that organizing also isn't enough by itself. you need focus. you see this with the previous speaker and the wall street movement how there are others running with those idea and have been able to turn those 99% into things like real traction like the fight for 15-dollar minimum wage in multiple states. you see it in the huge amount of political space that was opened by the people's climate march in new york city, 400,000 people taking to the street in new york to fight against climate change. it created tons of momentum for organizers on the gro

>> common, lauren hill awere on the bill of the sold out concert benefiting the robin hood foundation, aimed at ending poverty in new york city. ? >> i live right down the street from here, so it's like -- i'm like i'm performing half a block from my place. so it's dope. >> did you walk or drive? >> i walked. for real.

these people on tv, these mobsters, gangsters, accused reduced a lot of the perception of them as robin hood'speople who rob on the rich and gave to the poor. created an image, if you will, of mobsters. maybe they weren't so bad, or some of them who were bad, at least they got put away and you did not deal with them. this changes perceptions of organized crime in america. it is a popular show, it is a riveting show, and it is also a transformative show. the hearings were a success and a failure. they are a failure in the sense that organized crime survives, and illegal activities go on in the cities and areas where they are being driven out. where it does serve the intended purpose, kefauver is a moral reformer. he wants change. thathere is change results, and you can trace the trajectory from kefauver into the 1960's with bobby kennedy going after organized crime as art of his other's administration -- brother's administration. the teamsters connections to organize crime and that sort of thing. hoped the hearings would make him a major national gure,and they did -- fi and they did. did they t

look at robin hood.k at promise academy. >> they're just doing it to make up for all the terrible things they do in society. you know how that goes. that's what they say. you know that's what they say. you just do that because you feel bad about all the other stuff. >> i'm not a hedge fund, number one. i'd like to consider myself a good investor. at the peak season, home depot will have over 450,000 employees. during the regular season we have 360,000 people. we have over 3,000 kids who started in the parking lot barely out of high school that are multimillionaires today. now, if that's not capitalism, i don't know what it is. >> that's fantastic. >> and go talk to these people. we don't pay minimum wage. we give them benefits. they have a bonus plan. the point i'm making is it all begins by giving the kids the basic tools they need to at least get into the cycle. >> i agree. we all do. but here we are. eight years later, nothing. right? >> yes. you're right. and on that basis, i think he's a failed pres

clinton camp is that this is a short run cycle problem you can address with keynesian stimulus the robin hoodtructural problem is very simply we have companies going to takeing dollars to mexico rather than putting them in michigan or ohio. so our domestic investment goes down gdp goes down because not in michigan or ohio we don't have supply chain grow around it we need to deal with that the reason that is not happening is because we have a bad vat tax system wto we have a high corporate tax rate what we try to do is realign corporate incentives so more profitable to stay in this country number one the trade deficit itself, 800 billion dollars, trade request annually a subtracts about what trump wants to do is free trader but fair trader level the playing field so you are not trading with somebody with a finger on the scale they see aproblems we need to address. >> well renowned about your policies and your vice president vi-- viewpoint on china you are in oval office with mr. trump what steps to make sure our bilateral relationship is good. >> this is ronald reagan 21st century floef peace

then robin hood to the rescue, the hit new stock trading app that targets millennial investors has addedpremium services. we will discus that with the company's cofounder. futures indicating a lower opening, investors eyeing this morning. all due out later this morning, but seems to be politics weighing on the markets. last week in europe all the major indices are in deep red. take a look. declines across the euro zone. the hang seng top loser, down as you see there one to two-thirds percent. wikileaks, 80-page document of clinton speech excerpts. joining us right now gfi group john, john, good to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, maria. maria: we want to look at markets and politics with you. in a 2014 speech clinton said this, when i was a senator of new york i represented and worked with many talented principled people who made living in finance. i did all i could to make sure they continued to prosper. while campaigning hillary clinton is warning against the excesses of wall street, though, but the speech excerpts show her offering platterring words when she's

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