[audience applauding] >> sheila: thank you for joining us. i'm sheila walsh, here again to talk with dr. david jeremiah about some crucial issues of our time. how would you define apathy? >> david: apathy's an interesting word. it's made up of two little words, "pathos," and the little letter a, which negates the word, so here's a little language study here. the word "pathos" means passion. and if you put the a in front of it, it means without passion. apathy is to live your life without passion. one guy said the beauty of apathy is you don't have to work hard to prove to people that you have it. how bout that? isn't that good? apathy is the lack of concern for the important things that are going on. you can be apathetic about your family. you can be apathetic about your church. about your country. and i think for many christians today, sheila, they've become apathetic because they don't think there's an answer. your hope is not in this world. your hope is in the resurrection of jesus christ, and the return of christ someday to take you to he

but if you do find sheila... don't go near her-- call wildlife officials instead. clear of lee county... you can cross the keys off the list too. wildlife officials have found burmese python hatchlings in key largo-- the first ever! 3 snakes... all about 18-inches-long... were found last month. but officials haven't been able to find a nest or eggs. burmese pythons are known to breed in the eveglades... but never in the keys. the invasive species can pose a threat to small mammals. officials are now asking locals to report any snake ((walter)) parents usually look at the ?grade on

let's take one last look at sheila before. and bring her out. sheila miller. >> wow! pretty. >> beautiful! >> wow. all right. take a look at your bride. >> whoa! >> you're a 10 top of the line, now you're a 12 or a 13. >> this guy is mr. charm, huh? >> wow. >> thank you. >> you can stand with her if you like. are you ready? spin around. >> it's amazing. oh, my gosh. >> you look gorgeous. beautiful. >> wow. >> spin right around. >> okay. >> she had the dark hair color. what i did is softened it into a of color. >> i love it. >> again, swept away bangs. great shape. >> and that is a darling outfit. >> outfit from talbots. >> all right. let's bring marianne back out. here are our ladies. >> right here. >> there is for you with your formulas. >> all right. thank you. >> you'll be all set to go. >> thank you, everybody. >> buzzing with the hottest hues i love my shop, but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a bet

sheila: india.sage of the gst shows that modi still has some power and momentum behind his reforms. it is still one of the biggest changes in india since the 1990's. >> what do you perceive the asian markets? sheila: at the end of the day, people will still look towards china. it is the huge impact in the room. when you think about what is going on in china, the shift is never an easy one. when you think about that and the size of the chinese economy, what has been done is actually quite remarkable. people will want to buy take -- watch tick by tick. those are key factors for the impact on the overall markets within asia. there.heila patel julie: still ahead, it has been a years now since the collapse of lehman brothers, which sparked a global financial crisis, but one complex financial product is making a bit of a comeback. we will tell you what it is. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london and new york, i am mark barton. julie: i am julie hyman anyone wanting "bloomberg markets." eight years ago to

let's take one last look at sheila before. and bring her out. sheila miller. >> wow!at your bride. >> whoa! you're a 12 or a 13. >> this guy is charming. >> wow. >> thank you. >> can you stand with her if you like. vunlt seen yourself yet. are you ready? spin around. >> it's amazing. oh, my gosh. >> you look gorgeous. beautiful. >> wow. >> spin right around. >> okay. >> she had the dark hair color. what i did is softened it into a brown. i added the blonde larger pieces of color. >> i love it. >> again, swept away bangs. great shape. >> and that is a darling outfit. >> outfit from talbots. >> all right. let's bring marianne back out. here are our ladies. >> right here. >> there is for you with your formulas. >> all right. thank you. >> you'll be all set to go. >> thank you, everybody. >> buzzing with the hottest >> buzzing with the hottest hughhug every day my challenge is to be in sync with my body, with myself, with my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. that's why i'm taking the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions o

so sheila mentioned procurement and supply chain. you need only google very quickly supply chain security and you can see many, many, many challenges there with respect to making sure that you have secure and reliable products and services both to service your own business as well as to incorporate into your products and services that you provide to your customers. you cannot essentially have a strong reliable governance framework for your organization alone, you must have an understanding as well of how to push those same principles and practical effectiveness through all of your partners including your supply chain, your subject matter experts, the people that you essentially reach out to to help both internally and externally. communication is key in this respect. governance also demands that you have clear communication of those rules and responsibilities, understanding essentially how to inform your board of directors so they can affect their fiduciary duties to manage and oversee your corporation. these are all key touchstones

sheila griffin and chris. thank you for joining us this morning. chris, we will start with you. is anyone buying the assassination from clinton that she didn't know what the c meant on these emails? >> when you see a classified email and it has a big red sea it typically means classified hicks secretary clinton has some explaining to do. >> the talk of concussion in that feel better about this? >> know, we are not feeling better. this is historic. these are regular procedures, processes that if you're going to be secretary of state you must know it. if you're going to be the responsible party to represent the united states and protect us and not have secrets revealed internationally, you must know. we'll take it likely and we don't see it as a there are voters out there that have already made up there mind. for the voters that are undecided, do you think this matters? >> i think there is a lot of misunderstanding about what emails are if you are the president or you are the secretary of state. the emails are very much a part of our heart and soul. it is information about how we

congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congresswoman gwen moore. congresswoman yvette clark. congre congresswoman stacey plaskett. and i want to give a special shout out to congresswoman joyce beat beatty. when i saw joyce recently, she said, well, you are coming, aren't you? and i said i'm working hard to get it set. and i am so proud that it did work out. i thank joyce for that extra push. i also want to acknowledge someone who had such a profound effect on my life in every way.

captions paid for by cbs television distribution sheila and dean howell are suing the mother of their son's former friend, amanda oman, for her share of their sons' restitution after the boys were found guilty of throwing rocks at cars. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 12 on the calendar in the matter of howell vs. oman. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. and mrs. howell, let me try to put this case in perspective. the incident that formed the basis of this case happened two years ago. >> correct. >> correct. >> judge judy: and at that time, this young man, who is your son, was 12. now you are... >> 16. >> judge judy: well, two years ago, 12 --

congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congresswoman gwen moore, congresswoman yvette clark, congresswoman staysty plaskis, and i want to give a special shout-out to congresswoman joyce beatt beatty. when i saw joyce recently she said, well you are coming, aren't you? and i said i'm working hard to get it set. and i am so proud that it did work out. i thank joyce for that extra push. i also want to acknowledge someone who had such a profound

>> well, sheila is a beautiful i can't imagine her being any more beautiful. but i'm thrilled that she has this opportunity. i love her. >> awe. i love him. okay. we're very excited to take care of you for three hours. >> thank you. >> jill, that why you're so happily married because you said exactly the right thing. >> happily married when sheila is your wife. >> wow. all right. let's find jewels. let's take one last look at sheila before. and bring her out. >> wow! pretty. >> beautiful! >> wow. all right. take a look at your bride. >> whoa! you're a 12 or a 13. >> this guy is charming. >> wow. >> thank you. >> can you stand with her if you like. vunlt seen yourself yet. are you ready? spin around. >> it's amazing. oh, my go. beautiful. >> wow. >> spin right around. >> okay. >> she had the dark hair color. what i did is softened it into a brown. i added the blonde larger pieces of color. >> i love it. >> again, swept away bangs. great shape. >> and that is a darling outfit. >> outfit from talbots. here are our ladies. >> right here. >> there is for you with y

our second lady is sheila miller. she is 55 from a beautiful part family reunion. she is a volunteer with church and very involved in jail ministry. she likes hiking. she has four children and two granddaughters. she wasn't planned on being ambushed this morning but with these experts, how could she go wrong? let's listen to her story. >> you said a lot of words to me about how your feeling before thinlt view. so tell everyone. >> well, i'm shocked. i'm nervous. i'm stunned. just going to be an amazing experience. >> i promise that. what do you think of all this? >> well, sheila is a beautiful more beautiful. but i'm thrilled that she has this opportunity. i love her. >> awe. i love him. okay. we're very excited to take care of you for three hours. >> thank you. >> jill, that why you're so happily married because you said exactly the right thing. >> happily married when sheila is your wife. >> wow. all right. let's find jewels. let's take one last look at sheila before. and bring her out. >> wow! pretty. >> beautiful! >> wow. all right. take a look at your bride. >

but they don't need to, as sheila pointed out. if they get into things you think are dicey, let them sail on their own sailboat. just make the cross to do so more expensive. that's the way to accomplish these things. and i do think we have to keep an eye on the deutsche bank situation as it's metastasizing in what we see interest rates doing. within four basis points of the all-time low yield, we really must pay attention to that in europe. >> rick, where does that leave us? speaking of capital, especially capital of the big german bank. it keeps moving lower, although william was saying the fundamentals are good enough to raise rates, so where do you invest? >> i think you have to go for quality companies. they missed their crisis in formation, they missed the crisis in recovery. they have an opportunity for a return on their money right now, and to rick's point, this is a contagion waiting to happen. they carry 20 times the size of lehman book. so the fact they think they have this under control, to me they have no idea what the

but if you do find sheila... don't go near her-- call wildlife officials instead. clear of lee county... you can cross the keys off the list too. wildlife officials have found burmese python hatchlings in key largo-- the first ever! 3 snakes... all about 18-inches-long... were found last month. but officials haven't been able to find a nest or eggs. burmese pythons are known to breed in the eveglades... but never in the keys. the invasive species can pose a threat to small mammals. officials are now asking locals to report any snake ((walter)) parents usually look at the ?grade on top their child's paper... but something else caught one dad's eye.((jen)) the heartbreaking answer his son gave... that's gonna tug at your heartstrings, too. later this hour: his message for parents, and lonely kids, everywhere. (jen and... he doesn't ?look like santa... but he's got his ?heart. how this man makes it ?feel like christmas for deserving kids... all year round. his sweet generosity... is a come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped fall milk shakes. better yet, come into ste

sheila jackson lee, congresswoman, from the great state of texas, thank you so much.reciate your time. >> pleasure to be with you. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up next here on cnn, her son was killed by an undocumented immigrant and now she is one of donald trump's biggest supporters. this mother will join me live to share her take on trump's immigration plans. p my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood clotting factors. xarelto® is selective targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting function. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. like all blood thinners

sheila was instrumental in organizing that wonderful event. sheila's dedication to our armed forces and veterans is inspiring. as a former soldier i can tell you people like sheila help make military service more meaningful. their impact on the lives of veterans cannot be overstated. i'm honored to recognize sheila as this week's arkansan of the week. and join all arkansans in thanking her for supporting our veterans and urge everyone to join in her efforts. madam president, i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator delaware. mr. coons: is the senate current any a quorum call? the presiding officer: the senate is currently in a quorum call. mr. coons: i ask that proceedings under the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coons: i come to the floor today to ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session to consider the following four -- five nominations, calendar nu

heidenberger sheila m.s. hein h. joseph heller, jr. joann l. hemenway mark f. hemschoot ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessy, jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william l. henry, jr. catherina henry-robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c. herkness iii harvey robert hermer norberto hernandez raul hernandez >> and on behalf of our family, firefighter salvatore. today for the 15th time, we mourn the loss of you. we stand united to commemorate the bravery that was displayed on one of the worst days in american history. we love and miss you dearly, and your memory will live on inside of our hearts always.today, we honor and remember all the following , and pray for the end of violence and terrorism.may god bless america . [applause] and my nana, barbara a shaw, who was killed when i was just two years old, and never got to meet my younger brother. i plan on honoring her by serving our country, just like my mom honors her through her cooking. we love you, and we miss you. [appla

heidenberger sheila m.s. hein h. joseph heller, jr. joann l. f. hemschoot ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessy, jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william l. henry, jr. catherina henry-robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c. herkness iii harvey robert hermer norberto hernandez raul hernandez >> and on behalf of our family firefighter salvatore. today for the 15th time, we mourn the loss of you. we stand united to commemorate the bravery that was displayed on one of the worst days in american history. we love and miss you dearly, and your memory will live on inside of our hearts always. today, we honor and remember all the fallen and pray for the end of violence and terrorism. may god bless america. [applause] >> and my nana, barbara a shaw who was killed when i was just two years old, and never got to meet my younger brother. i plan on honoring her by serving our country, just like my mom honors her through her cooking. we love you, and we miss you. [applause] >> gary hero

. >> reporter: sheila thought residential care or assisted living would be the right choice for her mom. she was wrong. poor quality of food not enough staff and general lack of care were among her complaint. >> the resulting chemical restraint. they will overmedicated loved one in order to make for an easy shift. >> reporter: residential care of private pay different than nursing homes which receive medicare money and are subject to fines. when she we reached out for living operates under a different set of rules than nursing homes. >> everybody was passing the buck. >> reporter: a year ago 94-year- old woman was found dead outside of an assisted living. three years earlier the state cited a home after a resident walked away twice in two weeks. two years later there were three walkways. >> i know three situations in three pa people have died and there has been really no recourse. that is unacceptable. >> reporter: the state found this residential care home understaffed and unsecured when an 84-year-old walked out and died. no penalties merely a plan of correction required. >> there is

here is sheila patel.a: when you look at emerging markets people rebalance their views of the rate hike and we believe 11 happen this year. people are not reacting as strongly as they did during the taper tantrum. if we try to diagnose bipolarism or any other mental disorder in the markets we would have another long conversation but importantly, i think people are looking at em at some of it key fundamentals and differences where markets have gotten. eyes glued onto central bank. the boj expected to defend its cut. the member what -- remember what kuroda said. negative rates have driven extremely powerful. thanks for that. annual tokyo game show begins today with virtual reality expected to dominate for second year. it is not just the big names getting in on the action. smaller companies are showing off their latest wares. get your vr set off. you are in some other world. tell us about it. avel: we are at a booth at company. some of the most interesting innovation happens in the periphery. in case you're w

not here but here in spirit kristen, patty, sheila, mary and frank, also with us. they lost their son brad. these are people who said, never again needs to mean never again so no other american would suffer what they have endured at the loss of their loved ones. this is why this legislation is another measure -- major step forward. you look at the foreign sovereign immunities act, and the impediments it has placed. some of my colleagues have said earlier, we just want in court to be able to get at the truth. who was part of the facilitating, financing of the 9/11 murderers, the terrorist that is killed some 3,000 people? 50 of whom, more than 50, who lived in my congressional district. this bill also would amend the anti-terrorism act of 1987. the bill opens -- will open foreign officials to accountability to so-called secondary liability such as aiding and abetting or conspiring with terrorist perpetrators, and these are very commonsense and modest changes to the law that will hopefully get us closer to justice for those who have suffered so much. it's great bill.

madam chair that includes the public comment and the presentation one last point i want to thank sheila in the chambers of my office we've been working on this for many, many years and its been a long time coming this is exciting thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. a motion for this item? >> so moved. >> >> motion made by supervisor peskin and without objection that passes unanimously thank you supervisor campos. >> thank you to the community for come on and congratulations. >> thank you. >> mr. clerk anything else. >> thank you ladies and gentlemen, the meeting is adjourned >> good afternoon i'd like to call the tuesday, september 27, 2016, meeting of public utilities commission to order mr. secretary call roll. >> commissioner vice president moran commissioner caen

. >> that's right meet 4-year-old gemma her mom sheila of tosa sent us this great photo. she adopted gem f washington county humane society. gemma had been in the shelter three months waiting for the perfectome and sheila say she is found it. she likes sgglenus a tum rubs and is spoiled and very loved. >> i wld l to ks that nose. puppy noses. >>> so send us your photo entry of the day for our contest send it to pictures@themorningblend.com. >>> coming up how a private pilates class couldhaour body. we'll explain as tour of tosa continues. >>> up next we have pza.?fwhy- t >> that's the come on... gs just won't quit. neither does new frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. ? ? [ music ] ? ? >>> welcome back everybody. we continue our tour of tosa with the stop at a very popular pizzeria. and get this, take out or delivery is usually the question when you order pizza, pizzeria piccola has been serving up delicious and fresh handmade pizzas for years. >> general manager bryan hubbard is here from pizzeria piccola.

. >>> our next question comes from sheila. >> i want to know if a dnr tattoo on my body located somewhere you can tell me where, would actually be official at a hospital or ambulance or wherever, because i want it. >> our out. >> reporter: a dnr tattoo sounds like it should work and make it clear that you don't want to be resusitated. >> but it isn't, catherine is an estate planning attorney and wrote a blog on the topic of do not resusitate tattoos. >> doctors done know if it is valid or not. might be ambiguous because they don't know exactly what you might mean, especially if you a fan of a band called dnr or you like the government agency that takes care of forests and animals or maybe your significant other has the initials "dnr." in a split-second situation the person caring for you isn't going to know what it means, even if you spell it all out. also... >> it is not changeable, and any other kind of medical directive would be changeable, a tattoo is hard to take off. >> doctors won't take the time to check your sure you have legal ways to back it up. >> because of the liability, too

sheila, you've loved him too much, it appears. >> yeah, yeah. he got lucky. we had just lost our own dog the week prior to hearing about milo, and my daughter, who is 11 at the time, wasn't sure whether we should do this. we didn't know whether we wanted to go through experiencing another loss like that. she came back to me a few minutes later and said, we can't let him die in the shelter. we have to take him. so, we took him in, and we were prepared to lose him in a few weeks. we didn't think he'd live very long, but he thrived and it's been 19 months. >> and i can see you're getting emotional. if you lose a pet, it is one of the most devastating things. it really is. you don't imagine it when you get them as puppies and you knew this going in that he might not make it. >> yeah. we didn't expect him to live this long. not only has he survived, he's done wonderfully. you cannot guess -- you can see some of the outward signs of other ailments, but he's doing great. perfect stamina, he's happy. >> you've done a wonderful thing. so it's foster hospice or fospice

.>>> sheila -- and on lysis dentist -- the arizona attorney general has now issued a warrant for this woman, l don't samara who did not show up for court. video he posed as a patient and went inside and saw her apartment disguised as this dental office.>>> let's look, seeing this video is amazing. this is was sent to the national weather service from ?? john storm and it's going viral. john storm has an incredible job williams fire tower at 1130. he was sitting in the bill williams fire tower at 11:30 am and he started to see this funnel cloud develop. look at that strong storm, just to the outskirts of ??that fire it has been shared all over. we have been getting phone calls from cbs and cnn to use the video. a big thank you and a terrific name, john storm giving on this outside of williams arizona, at outside of williams arizona, at 11:20 am it was intense and it did create that funnel cloud. the national weather service is trying to look at video to confirm if it touchdown. doppler radar, we have rainfall to talk about just south of casa grande eight and the tucson area. wraparound

story. 132241 woke up in the morning and my life and everything that i had was gone . 132246 paul and sheila lynch have lived in this north las vegas neighborhood- a little shy of 3 years. 132132 it's just no longer the 132136 paul who has worked for close to a decade as a car mechanic for someone else. recently invested all his resources to go out on his own, 132254 put all of my tool sinside a truck and trailer - truck i owned -trailer i scraped money together for all the tools i had an put my talents to the street. 132303 this past saturday morning.... in less than a minute- thieves take off with his mobile mechanic business .. 133219 and they str family of everything i had 133220 to better understand his anger 132609 we have four kids , i am a stay at home mom we have one special needs child132613 .. he is the sole provider for his family 133730 i just need mine back in working condition because i can't go get another 133739 for paul lynch the thieves stole more than his truck trailer and tools.. 133740 i'm standing here waiting to work they stole his livelihood .. if they brought it bac

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police say they have arrest sheila lamb. >> make no mistake about it, we're going to find these folks and we're going bring them to justice, and anybody that stands in our way is to feel the full weight of law enforcement. >>> a big humpback whale that washed up on shore will not be moved until tomorrow morning. onlookers gathered at the beach near 22 and street. experts say the whale is 33 feet long and weighs about 20 tons has no apparent injuries and has been dead for several days. >>> not a bad night for baseball out there, we have a live look at citizen's bank park. the phillies return home here tonight. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is here now, is there any way you can keep this just this way through the whole weekend? i'm begging you. >> tomorrow will be a very nice day, we'll warm back up into the 80s. then we have rain in the forecast, not tonight, you see a little bit more in the way of cloud cover in center city, looking across the delaware river in camden. 75 degrees right now in philadelphia, nice breeze rite around 13 miles an hour. but if you have the

. >> joining me now, sheila jackson lee of texas.er questioning the trump foundation and we'll get to that in a second but i want to get your reaction to the shooting in tulsa, oklahoma, as well as in charlotte, north carolina. >> let me say this morning that i spoke to a colleague of mine, a white congresswoman, who expressed both her hurt and pain and her sensitivity to what the african-american community is going through. and that is what i felt in the incident in tulsa and the loss of life in charlotte. two lives that were lost and the demand that we must impro improve/change the matrix between police and the african-american community. the african-american community is overall and has always been a law-abiding community. but what we have experienced, what the mothers of the movement have experienced, what mothers who have lost sons and daughters have experienced is a complete despair and it has been in these very large instances at the hands of law enforcement. we do not negate violence that has occurred throughout our communiti

our next e-mail from steve and sheila. they say we love your show because it makes us laugh and makes us think. you never know what you're going to get and we like it. keep up the good work. thank you for aappreciating that. next e-mail from don says fox 13 news. money and politics is within of my new favorites. you left out the power. that's fine. money and politics maybe more important than the power. i like how craig and chris drill the auburn guy. you can tell you all love what you do. ending with a p.s., roll tide. me time we get college sports in ther mountaineers from my perspective. we'll agree to disagree. all the e-mails were so positive. now i feel like we're not being fair. you guys all can't just like us. where are the haters? i need some balance in this segment. i know. karma and the cranky camera operator. she hates everything. carmen. this is what you do during any segment? >> i thought we locked you in the mail roop. >> i got a key. >> standing by. >> carmen. >> no. i'm standing by. >> carmen. >> what? >>

. >>> joining us now, sheila jackson lee, a democrat from texas and clinton supporter. congresswoman, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having me this morning. >> let me sk you about this new campaign memo out to clinton supporters. it outlines a focus on grass roots program in battleground states. it says that they have developed a truly coordinate campaign to win races up and down the ballot. and an pangs of the map into newly competitive says. we're going to talk about some new numbers out. but in these key battleground states, while still leading in most, hillary clinton's lead has shrunk over the past week. why do you believe that's happened? >> tamron, if you might allow me just to say that a few minutes ago, we stood on the steps of the united states capitol, republicans and democrats alike, and sang as we did some 15 years ago, "god bless america." and frankly, i think america needs the kind of commander-in-chief that former secretary clinton will be. that means we take this race very seriously. we take the american people very seriously. we know

sheila raye charles joined a panel of experts over at southern new hampshire university. the event allowed current and potential students to meet with people working to help people with substance abuse or mental health issues. charles who was addicted to helped break the pattern. >> to be able to bring a message of love and hope and being in place where a generational curse has stopped. because we're talking about my grandparents had an addiction, my father had an addiction, my mother had an addiction then i had an addiction. tom charles shares her story of : her addiction and growing up with addicts in her book behind the shades. : by narcan is thanking manchester police for saving their life. police chief nick willard tweeted the thank you e-mail, it says thank you manchester police department for saving my life. i'm sorry and ashamed of myself. words cannot describe how thankful i am, the e-mail says they are going to keep working on staying clean. chief willard says i am very proud of this person and humbled tom: and arrest in the burning on a florida mosque. coming u

pecos and bonanza 97 near child haven. 97 at sheila tarr middle school. and mid-70s for mount charleston lundy elementary school. 74 mount charleston. 94 for pahrump. also in the low 90s for tomorrow. but before we get to that we'll talk about the rest of the evening. staying in the 90s in las vegas with skies clearing up just a little bit more later on this evening. looking at the satellite. we're tracking the movement of newton. the post tropical storm that's starting to move or continuing to move through the southwest. you can see he movement here over the last few hours over arizona and creeping in to new mexico. you can see bringing some abundant rainfall. some areas seeing flooding and flash flooding. we've been fairly the high clouds spilling in over southern nevada. here what's we're expecting next few hours. the storm activity will continue to dissipate as we make our way towards the end of the workweek. that is pretty much the end of the story for that storm. we're going to stay fairly dry. our usual pattern. nice weather expected by the weekend

former fdic chair sheila bair on all that.a guy, sheila, effectively saying if i had my druthers i would go along and hike. what do you think of that, that they might be ready to put trigger? >> i think it is time. probably past time. we really, been keeping interest rates far too low for far too long. i think it has distorted a lot of pricing and asset valuations of the getting back to normalized environment would be good. they need to do it slowly and gradually but they need to get on with it. it is past time. neil: what do you make of the bringing back all the guys from federal reserve districts from congress where they want to all dismantle the federal reserve? you have donald trump saying it has propped up this economy and created a bubble. what do you make of that? >> yeah. well, i think it is legitimate issue. i don't think that is fed bashing. that is raising legitimate issue about the wisdom of long protracted series of low interest rates. neil: bash, i want to be clear, coming from those say we give too much control,

she sang one of the film's most famous songs, action movie sheila shall businessam, come married and raised two children , starting and interior design business appeared she became very successful, she died of competitions f perioda she was 73 will stop annual emmy awards last night daniel takes a look. the very first thing that jimmy kimmel was called the trophy to jeffrey timbre than less than an hour later he won hisis second straight in the fl playing a transgender woman. give transgender talent a chance to give them an addition to give them their stories t, i will not be unhappy if i we the last mail to play transgender female intelligent. >> julia louis dreyfus one the fifth consecutive emmy for her political comedy and to help create the political climate sh in her speech with a tribute. >> like to dedicate this to my father, passed away on friday i'm so glad that he liked me because his opinion was the one that really mattered, thank you. the night's big won it was that people versus o.j. simpson taking best limited series in four other awards including for sarah paulson gave

side vice-president nominee tim kaine is in houston within the hour he and tell i can congress woman sheila jackson lee campaign at the communications workers union event. presidential candidate hillary clinton will attend opening of the smithsonian african-american museum in washington d.c. tomorrow, in her off hours, clinton says she's preparing for monday's debate. >>> clinton and donald trump will face off in the first presidential debate monday night at hofstra university. it starts at 9:00 and you can watch it right here on cbs-3. >>> also "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean is heading to insuring to cover every angle of the debate. her live reports begin monday on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> as we just mentioned new smithsonian african-american museum of history and culture is about to open this washington d.c. >> can you believe, interest is so high tickets are taken until november. there is, in shortage of people who want to work at the museum. cbs reporter justin finch takes us inside to meet the staff and volunteers who are excited to finally welcome museum visitors. >> repo

let's get to sheila bair who is president bair now. no more chair bair. an event in washington. jamie dimon made his case for a fed hike. >> my own personal view and she does not call me for advice, but 25 basis points is a drop in the bucket. we say to you 25 basis points go really slow don't worry about it. let's just raise rates. joining us now to talk about what's ahead for the fed and other things, sheila bair. she's president of washington college. president bair. i don't know. >> i'm so relieved y ed to have gender neutral title now. >> you're not the only one. although there are people that say the idea of raising rates right now is absolute lunacy. i know you hear it. and actually we see it played out with different members of the fed every day. why do you think -- or why are you in that camp we should raise? >> well, i've been criticizing this for years. i think it's gone on far too long. they need to get out. we need to get a normalized rate. it's distorting markets. and it's penalizing savers and retirees that are growing in the ranks day by d

. >> sheila bair ran the federal deposit insurance corporation during the financial crisis.from washington college in maryland where she is president. thank you for joining us. let me start with this. when you saw all of this, how surprised were you? >> i was surprised. i mean, i've always viewed wells fargo as a pretty well-managed, tightly run bank. so this could have happened that it went on as long as it did was very sprieding. >> let me ask you about that. because wells fargo did emerge from the great recession cleaner than other banks did. >> they did, yeah. >> what was it they were-- they were perceived to be doing right back then before all of this came to light? >> well, i think they stuck to more traditional mortgage lending standards. they stuck to knitting, if you will. ironically this was part of their traditional business but done in a way which was really quite problematic, which, again, was surprising given their reputation for knowing how to serve customers, run a large retail operation. for this kind of thing to happen was surprising. >> that said, this put

fox 13 sheila reeves. >> reporter: a 17-month-old died from a gunshot. tampa police are investigating the circumstances surrounding her shooting death. i want to take you to video captured here in the area of clipper bay apartments south lewis avenue. according to tampa police, received a call at 4:00 sunday afternoon. they determined shallsi was the injured child one time. the parents transported her to the hospital for treatment. we are continuing to dry to shooting. tampa police are still investigating. no arrests made in the case. we'll keep you posted. reporting here in south tampa, shayla reaves. >>> a man arrested for a horrible case of child abuse, 28-year-old tuchi was baby sitting an 11-month-old child. mother went to check on the child and took hospital. doctors say he had cuts, bruises and burns and bite marks. tuchi has been charged. >>> two children have been found safe in georgia. mason and ryeland williams were taken from their mother. issued has been cancelled. >>> st. petersburg arrested on charged of domestic battery. wright has been w