he said scott was reaching for the gun. that never happened. i think scott just lunged.igger. i think it was as simple as that. >> tragedy. weak. another tragedy. he was a nurse. tragedy. >> and the list of tragedies clifton bloomfield brought about just kept going. faced with the death penalty in the ye murders, bloomfield cut a deal. he pleaded guilty to murder charges and in exchange for a life sentence, he admitted committing two more killings before the ye's, before scott pierce. the first was a talented designer found strangled in his home in 2005. three days later, the body of an 81-year-old retired school teacher was found beaten and suffocated. >> but he wasn't even a suspect in any of those? >> no. he was good. he wore gloves, he made it so no traces of him would be left behind except when he got scratched. >> suddenly, he's not just the guy you brought in on the scott pierce homicide. suddenly he's what, a serial killer? >> he's his own kind of serial killer. he's not hunting prostitutes or somebody that looks like his mom. >> he just kills and keeps on killin

the factor begins right now. >> scott: hello, i'm scott brown in for bill o'reilly.hanks for watching us tonight. the state of the republican party, that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. who remembers the famous stories about president reagan and house speaker tipp o'neal? i know i doovmentd in the public eye, they would battle each other tooth and nail. in private, however, they would grab a drink, play cards and negotiate a settlement or come up with an answer to a serious problem facing our country. now, let's move ahead about 30 years. and how would president reagan's actions be looked at by the more conservative base of our party? for the record, president reagan was one of my heros. but today would president reagan be called a rino republican in name only? i'm not sure. but i can tell it you that when members of the republican party and others looking from the outside in see the personal and attacks between the factions of the party. they're left scratching their heads and questioning whether they want to be involved at all. listen, i have b

the one with scott and megan.r dad-- a big swaggering brute. ( chuckles ) what are you talking about? forget it. it's dime store psychology. goren: even so, there is something to it. when you used him to humiliate those women, to degrade them... that was your mother being humiliated, your mother being degraded. sorry to tell you, scott, but it wasn't your technique that turned him on. it was the humiliation that he inflicted on them, by using you. what is it that you said that you did? you turned them into the corncob in a pigsty. and, well, scott, you're the pig. stern: that's not true. i never said that. i'm no pig. women crave me. roger knows that. oh, does he? oh, look, this webcam up here on top has been on. ( audio rewinding ) goren: scott said that your girlfriends had the time of their life with him. what are you talking about? they were debased, humiliated. i turned them into the corncob in the pigsty with that rutting hog on top of them. they'd look at me wanting me to call him off. a rutting hog? you ca

scott ashcroft: "i have no idea. guess it's good just to test yourself out a bit.... challenge yourself". anna: "so you're going to be out on the edge like this, push off away from us as far as you can go, go in head first". scott ashcroft: "yeah at the moment i'm not feeling too bad". schwartz: "how many times have you been to the bathroom?" scott ashcroft: "a couple" (laughing) schwartz: two and a half million people travel to new zealand each year. nearly forty per cent will try at least one adventure activity. steve latham: "how are you feeling?" scott ashcroft: "not good man". steve latham: "okay man just breathe it in. relax. chill out. just live in the moment okay? just have one thing in mind and that is as soon as you get to that platform, you're jumping, you're not going to stop. we're jumping aren't we? scott ashcroft: "yeah". steve latham: "jumping?" scott ashcroft: "yeah". steve latham: "jumping. go on. happy birthday". schwartz: new zealand's highest bungy jump is no cheap thrill. the 134 metre plunge co

>> reporter: scott, the white house knows this puts them a very awkward position. britain is not there to help this enforce the international norm. they say it must be enforced to penalize a nation for using chemical weapons on a mass scale. the president will have to now act on his own, this will be a unilateral movement and could happen within the next couple days because even last night the white house was expecting the british to run into some problem-- though not this problem-- and were telling me that it didn't have to wait until monday when it was expected the british could resolve all this. now that the british won't participate, the window is open for the president to act. two things have to happen: an intelligence report has to be released and a legal basis for the united states to act militarily, all of which could come as early as tomorrow. >> pelley: major, thanks very much. let us remind you again how we got this point. syria has been ruled by the assad family for more than 40 years. two years ago there was a popular revolt which turned into a civil w

>> it's interesting, jummy and scott.ragedy in newtown connecticut, starbucks stood ground on guns. permitting open gun laws in u.s. states that permit it. grassroots effort organized on facebook says gun owners plan to go armed to starbucks as i love guns pediatrics day. no comments from starbucks. d.c. in case you don't know hopefully prohibit open carrier of guidance, you won't see this where you are. theme parks are a lot of fun, we all know that. but let's face it, standing in long lines drag especially in summer. "l.a. times" said parks, including disney, are trying to cater to those customers. they're giving patrons pagers telling them when it's time to ride or ushering customers into air-conditioned tents. even parks dispatch jugglers or entertainers when lines are extra long. it's part of an effort to keep customers happy and, of course, help drive foot traffic. that's business news live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm linda bell reporting for abc7 news. sounds good to me. >> sounds good, right? >> uh-

a spring in scott bates over there in connecticut -- let's bring in scott bates. a. they are about the unpredictability of these groups and reinforcing what miriam is saying about how they act as always with the same kind of fame. >> what miriam has hit on something very important. he is trying to reassert some relevance are central control. he is trying to demonstrate he can still throw a switch and make something happen. it will be very interesting if this comes to nothing, that will clearly expose the real capabilities of al qaeda central at this point. the tweet that just came in as important, which is that the u.s. has to find a way to calibrated responses rather than shutting down 20 embassies. i would say that would value american lives very hallehighly, absolutely. everybody that serves in those embassies knows the risk and they know the job they must do. the president did a good job say we have to recalibrate the war on terror. the second part of that is willing to say this threat will exist for a couple more decades. it is a potent ideology that will always

there is scott right there. [ cheers and applause ] scott is 36 years old.hairdo. it has been a big day for scott. take a look. >> i'm scott, i'm 36 and today i'm getting a perm. as a straight haired boy, i had these idols like richard simmons, michael jackson, bob ross, and diana ross. i've always wanted to have that curly hair and today i think it's going to happen. >> i'm scott's wife heather. >> i'm scott's friend mike. >> and we can't wait to see what he looks like with a perm. >> i definitely think the beard is going to will help. it's going to make me more like a tennis ball. nice and round on the top and the bottom. >> i think he's going to look great with a perm. i think he's going to be even taller, and he's going to rock it. >> yeah, my wife is going to love how i look with a perm. she thinks i'm sexy no matter what, but the curly hair, she digs it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. i can't wait to see what scott is going to look like now. scott has been sequestered since he got permed, so he hasn't seen himself yet and his wife and

it happens all the time, reggie. >> listen, scott is a football player. >> no, scott is a kid, and henot playing until he gets his grades up. >> i'm just trying to give scott a future. >> so am i, coach. so am i. let's go, scott. >> coach. >> don't look at him. let's go. and that's no dessert for you, son. >> what? what? oh, man! listen, we might lose! >> why can't we go to the zoo with your mom and mr. graves? >> joaquin, we have already discussed this, okay? >> okay, just listen to sasha, all right? you're not going with them. you're gonna go with me. >> we already went with you. >> yeah. >> hey, is everybody ready to go? >> your daughter won't let us. >> well, i'm sure she has her reasons. and you watch your mouth, young lady. >> all right, you guys got your jackets? let's go and let them talk, all right? talk to you later, okay? bye-bye. >> okay. bye, sweetheart. so, now i'm not good enough to spend time with my grandkids. >> i don't want them getting attached to your friend when they've already got a grandfather. >> sasha. sasha! sidney is a good man. >> mom, he's dating a marrie

. >> "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. worse than today, families searched among hundreds of dead. we have new casualty numbers from the crackdown in egypt. charlie d'agata is there. >> we didn't know it was going eo be the last time. >> pelley: the president retaliated today. major garrett and juan zarate arok at what's at stake for the united states. important evidence is recovered from the jet crash in alabama. manuel bojorquez reports. ired 116ired 116 shots into this car. cent me driver an innocent man? mark strassmann investigates. and ex-cons often return to prison unless they meet the bee lady. don dahler on how honey can end a life of crime. >> it makes me feel like a... you know, like a good father, you person. oo captioning sponsored by cbs orhis is the "cbs evening news" pellescott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. with the death toll mounting in egypt, so, too, is worldwide condemnation of the brutal esackdown on supporters of inesident mohamed morsi, who was ousted last month in a military weup. there were mas

is tim scott. >> brunl report was outrages.gation, nation's only black senator not invited to tim scott. >> allegedly, supposedly, i'm sure it is true. >> till roll call revealed scott was invited and turned it down. >> i'm sorry i made that mistake. it's annoying. i know you guys watch the factor for accuracy. >> there was only one republican who accepted and that was abe lincoln who isn't have much of a choice i suppose sitting up there. >> let's get right to our panel. we're joined by contributor goldie taylor and fresh from the "cycle" toure, coast host of the "cycle." toure, shaun spicer, the spokesman for the republican national committee issued a very interesting statement after tim scott, was he invited imbroglio. he said overlooking tim scott would be like overlooking the president for the state of the union speech. is tim scott at the level of being a president? maybe the fact they both turned it down is what they have in common. >> i congratulate the show on its use of cgi. have you bill o'reilly apologize package.ob

alex, what did you see in. >> hi, scott. when we arrived at the field hospital, the scene was madness. there were snipers positioned on the only functioning entrance and exit that was accessible to protesters trying to either get into or out of the camp. the hospital came under siege. as people were trying to exit it snipers would fire at them so you had to run and duck for cover to dive into the hospital. when we got there, the floors and the walls were slick with blood. it was utter madness. all floors of the hospital being full of bodies of the dead and wounded. >> pelley: it appears that the egyptian government is doing whatever it can to keep all of this quiet, trying to keep foreign reporters from reporting what they have seen. what has the situation been for reporters trying to cover this? >> well, journalists have come under fire from both sides, both pro and anti-morsi sides. the government in particular is taking a strong tack against specifically independent media reporting the story. there's been constantly blami

scott walker could be a example. if what you said is accurate it iso you feel have you been placed in opposition? like hatfields and mccoys, you are either with one sydor other and no one in middle will be tolerated. >> i heard marek say, if he heard it right, i did not say whether chris christie or rand paul of right or wrong, i said if the are focussing on 2016, it is about setting stage for campaigns in 2016 that is where they are doing a disservice to party and kuh country, we have o win in 2014 so whoever the nominee is, can make the case we're going to win, they said on principle, so 2017, with a republican house, senate and president we could do big bold things we've done in wisconsin and other states. neil: maybe you are trying to deal with this in a diplomatic way. i have talked to all of them, there is some bad blood between some of them, i wonder if it goes for a battle for the soul of the party akin to 1964 struggle. the goldwater-rockefeller battle that was not resolved as far as electing a conservative

thanks thanks, scott and kendall and thank you, kris! >> i like painting!> ok. >> hey, miss winfrey clm >> oprah on the vegan food. >> may i say -- have you been to this restaurant? >> not yet. we're going to come. >> this is the best, best vegan food you ever had in your life. >> is this the place on melrose? >> down around crossroads. >> i have never been there but i heard it's good. >> loving it. all soyed out. >> soyed out. >> big boobs. >> if you're smoking weed and eating a bunch of vegan food, watch out. >> what? >> men breast too. t.h.g. of chemicals. >> an lidgic, gary. >> i looked at peter. [laughter] >> yet another thing to worry about. >> yeah. [laughter] >> thank you, miss winfrey. >> thank you, oprah! >> and now sean penn, 31 years afterfast times at ridgemont high," -- >> where the birthday party here? >> re-creates the famous scene! see, he's not wearing a shirt. rt of like here, wearing jeans! >> he's jacked. >> how jacked? >> i would say more jacked then he's ever been. >> that's a fact, jack! >> we put up a photo of him back in '82 when h

. >> and i'm scott thuman. speaking of weather, let's get to jacqui jeras to talk about the temperatures because it's going to warm up nicely, isn't it, jacqui? >> i know, if you're missing summer, well, it's back today, that's for sure but it's not going to stick around much longer. this morning we're waking up to 70-plus degrees across much of the metro area. 75. you can sigh a little bit of the fog in the outlying areas. it looks a little hazy, doesn't it? you also see a pink glow. that's as the sun is starting to rise. our weather headlines, we do have i a dense fog advisory, it includes you in culpeper, we do expect a warm start to this workweek. near 90 this afternoon but a much cooler end of the week and showers and thunderstorms will be around tomorrow. a few of which could be severe. especially south and east of the metro. we'll talk about that in more detail. and timing as well with your seven-day forecast. from the belfort furniture weather center let's find out how the roads are. things are starting

charles: scott, i'll take what phil and sam said.acknowledges that, listen, the economy's got to get better, sam's saying maybe it will. listen, the market's played a role of a harbor telling us what's happening in the future. does that give you hope, perhaps, the fundamentals catch up with the market rally? >> some. i mean, the market or the economy, i guess, charles, the economy, what phil said, could be worse. we're not strong. i think the consumer certainly is on thin ice here so that's not really giving me a lot of confidence, but as far as the market goes, charles, look at other indexes, look at europe, the emerging market, look at bonds, they are getting smoked, and, in fact, commodities were terrible investments, and all the other indexes, charles, other than u.s. stock, have been as volatile as a miley cyrus concert, it's nowhere where anybodiments to be, driving dollars back because of the stability of the u.s. stock market. charles: everyone else is twerking and all that's stable is the u.s. target. got you on that. let's

for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley.ou sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ned by media access gro captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the bay bridge: construction crew >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> this demolition work has to happen before the bridge opens. >> with just three days until the opening of the new span of the bay bridge, construction crews put things into overdrive. right now, chopper 5 is narrowing in on traffic hot spots on bay area roadways as people leave work for the holiday weekend. this was the scene moments ago on the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic was moving at a crawl. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. >> i'm ken bastida live on yerba buena island. this afternoon, again, to give you a good look at the progress on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. there is progress to report today. a lot has been going on while you slept and worked and probably on your way to a great week

scott walker is running for president.e wants to be the republican nominee for president of the united states in 2016, and for that race this law is essential, because when you go into those iowa caucuses, and scott walker was in iowa already this summer, when you go into the south carolina primary, and scott walker will be in south carolina later this month. when you go into conservative states like alabama, and he'll be in alabama later this month, you need to have those ironclad, unquestionable, anti-choice bonafied. >> john: you nailed it. >> and that's what this law is about. >> john: i agree with you. this weekend governor walker did something that even surprised me. he compared himself to franklin roosevelt. really quick do you know what that is somebody? >> scott walker is not that wealthy, so maybe it's an aspirational goal on his part. but he was trying to justify his anti-public employee initiatives by suggesting that roosevelt was anti-employ union as well. but he took one line written in a letter by roosevelt,

stars are engaging in now that republicans united behind scott, great scott, that is what worries this former political lightning rod turning uniting party elder statesman, he is younger than me, his party is in a disruptive case. if not careful, walker fear its could ruin republicans' chances of retakes the white house, to governor who said he is doing everything he can to make sure none of that happens, very good to have you. >> good to be with you. you are right, you were there. in the heightth of recall in first. neil: it was amazing i never you knew so many people driving by us in madison had creative ways to curse at you. and me, but that was then, this is now, what do you think what is going on with what some call soul certaining in your party -- searching in your parties there others say worse. >> a healthy debate on important issues is healthy. who concerns me is this appears to be moving toward 2016, we have far too many elections coming year, we have 36 governor races, 22 republicans like myself, we have to maintain the house, we have a very real opportunity if we don't squa

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we advised scott that.ll be a tarkt? >> yes. >> her recording she had become fixated on her old friend and that she broke up her relationship with scott. >> michelle and scott were nothing more than just friends. she had a boyfriend. scott was just one of the many friends that she had. the only person in this world that seemed to think there was more to it was giselle. >> prosecutor butch ford heard the audio and read the 1500 pages of texts and e-mails scott gave to police. >> for the better part of six years she had an obsession with michelle. her text messages were filled with hatred towards michelle at every step of the way and then towards the last four months or so, they were filled with hatred towards scott, wishing him death. >> wow. >> they were filled with hate towards the two of them. with blame towards michelle for ruining her relationship and essentially breaking her family. >> do you think there's any truth to that at all? >> only from the standpoint that giselle believed it was michelle's fau

jummy and scott, back to you. >> thank you, rob. our top story this morning, the death of a woman in st. mary's county has now been ruled a homicide overnight. >> that's right, our john gonzalez is live in the satellite center this morning with the details of this story. john. >> jummy, a sad story, the family of this california woman was holding out hope but more unanswered questions as police search for a killer. detectives in st. mary's county are not saying exactly how moneta strickland has died but an autopsy confirmed this was a homicide. for days it was deemed a suspicious death which promised police to get involved. the 32-year-old went missing last thursday and this past weekend members of a search team found her body near three notch trying in mechanicsville, her car was parked at baguette park at laurel park, a large park with play areas. family members said she often went to the area ring but can't believe someone would hurt her. strickland's mother said moneta had her whole life ahead of her. recently got engaged. polic

they promise, scott, a vigorous legal defense. le >> pelley: sharyl you're at ronald reagan national airport outside washington. just, for example, what kind of impact would the merger have there? >> reporter: scott, 69% of the flights here that come in and out are either u.s. airways or icerican airlines. they'll probably have to give up some of that monopoly to make concessions to the government and open room for the competition. by the way, this is congress' main airport. of course, they're always keenly y'terested in what happens at their airports. >> pelley: sharyl attkisson, thank you, sharyl. something that has been buried on the labor department's website since february has suddenly come to light. it could affect a lot of americans. it is a notice that says the obama administration is delaying another part of the health care reform law. the part that will limit the amount of money people have to po out of their own pockets for health care. we asked wyatt andrews to look into this. >> do you... reporter: doctor patricia rod

sergeant scott survives the storm that miraculously kills no one.n tysher and tells him about his wild ride. >> that's when he told me that he drove through the storm. it was hard for me to believe based upon his reaction. i was very impressed after seeing the video what he had went through that he was still as calm as he was. the flies objects, the trees falling down. the trees chasing him. the wind was breaking down of the car. it's definitely something that i hope to never see again. >>> coming up, a drunk driver one officer will never forget. >> once in a while you'll come across a situation where somebody pulls a stunt just like this. >>> when "caught on camera: dash diaries" continues. [ male announcer ] with reddi wip, fruit never sounded more delicious. mmm. [ male announcer ] with 15 calories per serving and real cream, the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy. >>> a police officer pulls over a driver on suspicion of drunk driving, and it seems like an open and shut case once the suspect crashes his car. not once, but twice. october 17th,

>> of course, babies don't listen to scott.ed to respect authority. parents say "duh." >> below 5'6", ma'am. >> oh, no, no. i'm 5'6." >> here's an interesting approach. she's cheating. it was 5'6" or bust. for some reason, she really wants to walk on the tall side of the bridge. >> close enough. >> now, this chap figured out that the guy in the green shirt with the plastic sign had no real authority. >> what's the purpose of this? >> just traffic flow. we're just trying in the park, you know, monday, wednesday, friday. >> psychological test? >> it might be rooted in psychological studies, but i just obey the orders. >> he may have questioned authority, but he still let scott measure him. >> how are you? are you? >> oh, me? i should be 5'9." >> oh, you're about -- yep. you're good. >> the moral of our story -- stand tall, stand proud, and the next time someone who looks like an authority figure asks you to do something ridiculous, speak up and say, "i wouldn't fall for that." >>> when we come back -- >> taken out of land fill us

[applause] >> thank you, scott. appreciate it. i did mention that the library is thriving? did i mention that last year we had 7.2 million visitor to our libraries? it's exciting to know that and it's the only larguishan library that did not suffer any reductions or cutbacks during the economic downturn. you provided that stable funding and thank you, again for all of your terrific support. with that i would like to call to the mic our great partner, the department of water and the folks that oversee the entire construction and management of the projects, mohammed. thank you [ applause ] >> thank you, and good morning everyone. are you as excited as i am? all right. let me just start by thanking the community for this long-awaited project. we went through several hoops. it's been ten years. we have gone through almost every commission. we went through the legal battle and you all stood with us and we're here today to break ground on this great library, big hand for all of those who put that effort in. [ applause ] this project is the 24th library that our agency has been in

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scott. so you have sat recently and this is your quote the political union does not work for scotland anymore hell scotland back and imperils our future what is so wrong with remaining within the u.k. . the first argument is a democratic one. i'm fifty years old for two thirds of my life scotland has not had the governments we vote for for two thirds of my entire lifetime scotland has voted in one direction england as voted in a different direction and because it was so much larger than scotland we end up with a government westminster which is not chosen by the scottish people so the first arc of a sense that democratic one that nations and scope of the nation have a right to self-determination and the second argument is about what you do with that you see i think it's a pretty universal law anytime anywhere anyplace but the best people to govern the country the best people to choose how a country should be governed of the people who live and work in the country i think that applies everywhe

>> reporter: scott, the trouble began just after friday prayers. as soon as the mosques emptied out, the squares filled with demonstrators. now, the military tried to block off some of the main road, but protesters came from every direction, setting the stage for the bloody confrontation that followed. the muslim brotherhood vowed its supporters would take to the streets by the thousands today in retaliation for the government's brutal crackdown-- and they did. the police warned they would use deadly force to stop them. they kept their word, too. in cairo, demonstrators ignored a state of emergency and a heavy military presence in an attempt to set up a new protest camp in the heart of the city. they were soon surrounded by security forces. at one point, the violence was so bad that protesters jumped off a bridge trying to escape. we found a group that was determined to reach the main protest, despite the fighting that was raging around them. it was relentless. the crowds would push forward, the sound of automatic weapons would ring out, the police

scott, a team from the u.s. geological survey arrived this afternoon to determine whether it might also grow wider. >> pelley: manuel, thank you. a father has been charged with interfering in the adoption of his daughter. shooting stars are lighting up the night sky. and an emotional reunion as a mother panda meets the cub she hasn't seen since birth. when the cbs evening news continues. continues. [ bottle ] okay, listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. i see you, cupcake! uh-oh! [ bottle ] the number one doctor recommended brand. ensure®. nutrition in charge™. >> pelley: we have an update for you tonight on a bitter custody dispute that went all the way to the supreme court. it involves

>> there was not at that saturday meeting, scott, and there is not one now. as a matter of fact, president obama has ordered up legal justifications for a military strike should he order one outside of the united nations security council. that process is well under way and particular emphasis is being placed on violations allegedly of the geneva convention and the chemical weapons convention. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks very much. also in the news tonight, thousands of firefighters are continuing their battle against one of the biggest wildfires that california has ever seen-- the rim fire in and around yosemite national park has burned 234 square miles and it's now threatening san francisco's main water supply. bigad shaban is on the scene. >> reporter: more than 3,000 firefighters have battled gusty winds and dry brush to contain 15% of the massive fire. this weekend, the governor declared a state of emergency for san francisco. though the rim fire is about 130 miles east, it's burning closerr to a reservoir which supplies 85% of san francisco's drinki

i will send it back to jummy and scott. >> is our top story this morning. investigators looking into what started ask apartment fire in southeast washington that sent six people to the hospital. no word on the extent of the injuries. that fires started in the 800 block of denver street. we will have a live report from the scene coming up at the top of our 5:00 hour. >> following another developing story, out of d.c. this morning that's where police are looking into an officer involved shooting. now the detailed are very squares, but we do know that a suspect shot a juvenile in the 3,000 block of deboyce street. at some point, a police officer also damaged his or her weapon, there's still no word on where that suspect is this morning. well, switching gears now to the story that has the whole country buzzing. >> yeah, a winning power ball numbers were drawn, and there are three winning tickets splitting that $448 million jackpot. what are holds these numbers is about to collect a serious chunk of change. there are three jackpot winning tickets and those lucky

scott. >> the nfl preseason is here. curt cousins, by the way, passing for 52 yards and one touchdown. redskins kept eight starters on the bench thursday night including rgiii. >> i went through an extensive workout but what a game. be ready to play. >> the ravens-dominated in their first preseason appearance crushing the bucks 34-15. their season begins next month, denver on september 5th. >> and sure, plenty people like to write it off, it's just the preseason but it doesn't matter, we're excited, football's here. >> that's right but the real question here, does your blood run burgundy or purple. the battle lines were definitely drawn in maryland. >> you've got your ravens. >> baltimore. >> born and raised. >> and your redskins. >> born and bred right down montgomery county. >> laurel's always been more redskins. >> diehard redskins fans said this about ravens fans. >> i would ask them who they liked before 1996. that's what i'd say. >> but ravens fans have quite a retort. >> super bowl champions. >> with the ravens ga

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jummy and scott. >> ok, jacqui, thank you. a thrilling new ride at six flags features plenty of twist and turns. >> we've been waiting for this all morning long because adam caskey is at the bonsai palestine and ready to -- bonsai pipeline and ready to take the plunge. adam? >> adam caskey, 60 plus seats in the air -- feet in the air. bonsai pipeline at six flags america. pass the high test. i did take one ride down. in order to get a video, cool vantage point for you viewers at home once i get to the bottom of this. so we start by opening the capsule and there's six capsules up here, all on this platform. and so they're able to handle quite a load of people. so i'm ready to step on up and if you don't mind taking the microphone from me when it's time to jump in. all right, let's do it, here we go, here's the noise. there we go. here. thank you. all right, get on in your capsule. trap door at my feet. i'm standing almost vertically right now. got to cross your arms. cross your feet. head back. back, a little bit back. i hate t

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charles: right, scott, take a little of what phil and sam said.hil acknowledges that, hey, listen, the economy's got to get better. sam's guy says, maybe it will, because, listen, the market plays the role of a harbor and tells us what happens in the future. does that give you hope, perhaps, the fundamentals will catch up with the market rally? >> some. i mean, the market or the economy, i guess, charles, the economy is -- what phil said, could be worse. we'rr not strong. i think the consumer, certainly, is on thin ice here, that's not giving me a lot of confidence, but, at first, the market -- you know, look around at other indexes. i mean, look at europe, the emerging market, look at bonds. they are getting smoked. in fact, commodities were terrible investments until just the last month so all the other indexes, charles, beside u.s. stocks, have been as volatile as like a miley cyrus concert, like, it's been nowhere anybody wants to be, and that's driving investment dollars back because they are going to see the stability of the u.s. stock marke

how often do you tweet, scott?ou're tweeting all the time. >> we're neck and neck there, rick. >> you have 15,000 followers. >> i've never been able to say anything in 140 characters or less. so maybe we'll monitor when that gets expanded a bit. >> imagine if you did tweet. you would get those numbers up. >> there's no volume on twitter either, rick. >> and no one to argue with. you can't just say your stuff and not get -- >> no, i guess we just answered that question. discourse is even better. >> all right. we'll see. maybe at some point, rick, he'll surprise us and send out a tweet. tonight, don't miss the special, cnbc, "twitter revolution." maybe you want to tweet about it, rick. >> yeah, you know what, if he makes a tweet, his first tweet -- >> do it on the twitter revolution. >> do it about the twitter revolution. santelli, i'll follow you, and you better do that. >> i'll follow you. i'll follow rick. 35 minutes before the closing bell. a market is under pressure, down about 45 on the dow. we had been down ab

but we don't know, scott, how the u.s. is treating that information. >> pelley: holly williams on the syrian border for us tonight. holly, thank you. also in the news, one of the biggest wild fires in california history got even bigger today. this is what the so-called rim fire looks like from space. firefighters are telling us it's now 20% contained and that is progress. but overnight it grew by another 30,000 acres to a total of 180,000 acres in all. 111 structures have burned. manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: these flames pushed deeper into yosemite national park. by sunrise the burn zone had doubled to almost 65 square miles. the main tourist areas remain unaffected but the fire is erratic. michael williams is on the rim fire command team. >> when you get a fire that's this massive and you start to get these different columns in different areas, it creates the wind. we get this heated massive blume developing. when it actually settles back down on the fire what it does is spread the fire in a different direction

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i'm appointing commissioner scott to be chair of that committee. and the finance and budget committee, i'm appointing supervisor farrell as chair. and commissioner limb and commissioner scott to be on that committee. and for the membership rules, commissioner [speaker not understood] as chair and commissioner breslin as members of the rules committee. and for the governance, commissioner limb as chair and dr. shlain as a member and commissioner fraser as a member. so, these have to be approved by the board, so, i'll need a motion to approve. >> i'll make a motion to approve that list. in its entirety. >> okay. >> second. >> great. is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? unanimous. okay, item number 11. >> item 11, discussion item, report on network and health plan issues, if any. >> anybody have anything to report today on this item? item number 11? seeing none, any public comment? oops, do we have somebody? come forward, please. thank you. >>> my name is dianne olek and i have a question about

turgeon: that's right, scott. if they go to our link and they click on the "classes" page, -there's a schedule. -phillips: okay. turgeon: and the schedule is very easy to read. it's very easy to get to. we look forward to hearing from people. phillips: okay, now he's going to work down the bamboo side, which, again, is the back of the bow. and this is the back right here, not the front. so what do you call this -- the belly of the bow? turgeon: that is the belly of the bow. phillips: and you can see the radius that he's going to get with that. and it tapers down. look at how that purple heart just blends right in. i mean, that's where you do the laminate. and then this color, well, that's unique as well. and you'll learn those tricks on how to get beautiful dyes to do remarkable things with wood. turgeon: scott, the same 45-degree bevel that we put on the bamboo back we're gonna now administer to the belly of the bow, making four sides eight... ...making the 8 sides 16, and eventually smoothing to a smooth radius.