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rummage through a dozen back stop it was heard saying during the pursuit she was going to kill smith i. think at the end of the day is not going to charge they don't let him walk like they let everybody else walk this man lost his life and not her loss of life not just here for just that's why we are now to make sure that i have and. i do think the revolution the real revolution my cap and soon i think that to happen sooner than like another uprising in ferguson thing is gone is gone look like a lot of people die and going to be a lot of bullets. for some people in this country that's always been the reality is dying in bullets if we fight in a real way beyond the signs in the streets then yeah it'll change. so. you. believe that. the. right. in. the. you know i don't see is car song no. peace so. i don't know what to leave him alone as. he struggles with addiction i met him. right after his son was murdered. just a few blocks from here. and we keep coming consistently and in time we're able to build real trust and have real relationships. with. most of the people out here are not bad people

>>with iain duncan smith about i think what business needs is to arrive at a conclusion as quickly asthen they can bank that. with respect to the markets, they have been forecasting incorrectly for a long time. if we were to go on with what the markets think the future looks like we have made a lot of mistakes already. i just noticed the second quarter data, growth of one point 4%, this was not forecast even seven months ago. that the u.k. was going to have declining growth -- even the governor of england got it wrong when he said the u.k. was at the bottom. my point is the more you talk about these things as though they are negative, the answer is the u.k. economy is more robust than the people give it credit for and these constant forecasts about the downgrade with the u.k. economy, when they keep getting beaten by the fact that the u.k. economy grows, today's sales were better than they were forecast to be. have toets themselves be more responsible about constantly panicking and being jittery about these things. if you take a longer look at these things that will eventually get set

smith: i think it is an important issue to work on together. it is basic access to basic therapies that are fundamental to whether our health care system works at all. we are seeing that these companies are making a ton of money and we are all paying. that is the issue that i am grappling with and trying to find solutions to. because innovation is so important and affordable drugs is so important, i would like to work together on that. mr. chair i am out of time, but would like to submit to the record, and for follow-up, a question having to do about what senator hassan was talking about. in minnesota, we talk about diseases of despair. a 40% increase in suicide and other diseases related to behavioral health, opioids and addiction and how we can work ith nih on that. sen. alexander: senator jones. sen. jones: thank you dr. collins and the whole team for being here and for the incredible work you do. really appreciate that. a couple of weeks ago i had the privilege of meeting with some of the leaders at university of alabama and birmingham, som

smith: i think it is an important issue to work on together. basic access to these incredible therapies that are being created, is fundamental to whether our health care system works at all, and for those of us who watch this and try to understand it, but we also see how these big companies are making a ton of money. yet we are all paying -- that is i think, the fundamental issue that i am grappling with, and trying to find solutions to. because innovation is so important, and affordable drugs are so important, i would like to be it will to work together on that. mr. chair i am out of time, but i would like to submit to the record, and for follow-up, a question having to do with what senator hassan was talking about. in minnesota, we call it diseases of despair. there has been a significant uptick, 40% increase in suicide and other diseases related to behavioral health and opioids and addiction, what we can do and how we can work with nih on that. thank you. sen. jones: thank you dr. collins and the whole team for being here and for the incredi

smith: yeah.th bu's different. that's for the welfare of the child. n i can't think of another time that i know of wds have been separatedcaretaker parent. >> smith: in fact, the last time children were separated like this was when the government forcibly separated native american children from their families. a lot of americans find it appalling. what do you say to them?>> think it's appalling that we have to do it.at >> smith: o you think the consequences are for these children that have gone through, that are still going through, this trauma? >> i, i think it's ver possible that some of these kids will, will have some lasting effects. mi >>: for 15-year-old yoselyn bulux, who crossed into arizona with her mother on june 1, it was traumatic. they were picked up and initially taken to a cell which detainees call "the ice box." (y elyn speaking spanish): >> smith: thin hours, they were separated. yoselyn was sent to a texas shelter. her mother remained in arizona. (interviewer speaking): (yoselyn speaking): li (sni) >> smith: for the very young, the experience is likely even morearrowing. michelle brané visitedldren inet

iing this and does this ad fuel. >> it is a lack of opreparation and care at a minimum of the chief people. and jerron smith, and i think that tara set meyer mentioned him in the last set, and there are many african-americans works in the administration and fewer in white house in good faith, and omarosa is not one of those people. she is woefully underqualified and she is gone now. that is how the question started. so it is unclear how someone like kellyanne conway who is super glib had to struggle to come up with the name of a white house african-american staffer. to go back to the president what nathan is saying is making himself irrelevant on this. he tweeted out condemning the white nationalist protest today a year too late and in the weakest possible fashion. a lot of people are looking to the president for a lot of things, and on leadership, and issues of race and he has wasted every opportunity that he has had, and he is not a voice of authority moral or otherwise on that issue. >> and wes, let's go to charlottesville, and it has been a year and did open up a conversation about race in america, and where does it

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smith said she is doing what she thought her friend wanted and never intended harm. >> she wanted to jump and she was scared. she asked me to give her a push and i didn't think about the consequences. i thought she would be fine. >> reporter: now holgerson wants smith to think about her actions behind bars. that charge is considered a gross misdemeanor with a accidenmaximum sentence of a year in jail. >> thank you, steve. >> jordan holgerson is speaking out in the first live interview. jordan, good morning to you. i want to start by asking how you are feeling. you have such injuries. six broken ribs and lung pu punctu punctured. you all right? >> i'm feeling in a lot of pain. that's for sure. >> jordan, yesterday, we heard taylor's side of the story for the first time. one of the things that taylor contends is you asked her to push you because were you too afraid to do it on your own. is that how you remember it? >> nope. i never asked taylor to push me. i don't think i would have if i wouldn't have jumped. >> are you saying then that she was lying yesterday when she said that? >> taylor was definitely lying in her interview yesterday because i can't imagine

ben smith, i think i get it. being on. >> i'm not sure i get it, but thank you. >> okay. that's fair enough. >>> all right, still ahead, president trump has called mexicans criminals, drug dealers, and rapists. his administration has separated hundreds of children from their parents at the border. and now there's reporting that u.s. citizens in texas are having their citizenship questioned, based on their heritage. we'll talk about all of that next with texas congressman, joaquin castro. "morning joe" is coming right back. back ♪ let your perfect drive come together during the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event get 0% apr on select 2018 lincoln models plus one thousand dollars bonus cash. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. nature's bounty. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? tha

we can speak to iain duncan smith now from milton keynes. i thinkeen of soul, aretha franklin, before herfuneral there later this week. stevie wonder, chaka khan and jennifer hudson are all expected to perform at an outdoor tribute concert on thursday. our correspondent rajini vaidya nathan is there. the queue that you can see behind me snaking around this museum, as fans line up to pay their final respects to aretha franklin, the queen of soul, as she lies in state here at the city's african—american museum. i am joined by entertainer sir diego brazil?. you have come here all the way from florida. all the way from north miami beach, florida. it was a must. you have already been meant to pay your last respects. what was it like in there? it's very spiritual. when i walked in, one of her gospel songs from amazing grace was playing. she has a smile on her face. red pumps, her legs are crossed, she is on the freeway to heaven in the pink cadillac. you are glad you waited in line for this? # i am grateful, yeah. everyone is singing, this is actually mor

it's clear taylor smith engaged in conduct which created a substantial risk of death. >> i'm not too taylor's charge. i don't think that was enough. >> smith told nbc news she never intended to hurt her friend. the bridge is a popular destination despite signs that say no jumping. >> reporter: in all from top to bottom jumpers plunge 60 feet. the goal they say is to enter feet first but if you hit the water wrong, doctors say it can be like landing on concrete. as for holgerson, doctors say she is lucky to be alive. >>> the story continues tomorrow when jordan holgerson joins our team for a live interview.he pastor's release and threatening more u.s. sanctions if it doesn't happen. richard engel is in turkey for us tonight with more. >> reporter: tonight an moeamern pastor still under house arrest. they're refusing to toss out charges against him. president trump after imposing sanctions today threatening more punishment unless turkey lets the pastor go. >> they have a wonderful christian pastor. he's a wonderful man. they made up this phony charge. we are not going to take it sitting down. they can't take our peo

i am alyanna gomez. we have live coverage from azenith smith. >> reporter: this homeowner is one of many now thinking about beefing up their security. i wanted to show you the front door. this million-dollar home is now boarded up. the homeowner was asleep when a burglar broke in. she is one of many victims i spoke with tonight. market rubino considered dish rubino considers himself lucky -- mark rubino considers himself lucky. it all stems from a car crash on pine avenue. rubino discovered a teenage girl driving a stolen car had crashed into his truck. when he tried to stop her, four teenage boys got out and hit him in the head. that car was used in a robbery. >> it is terrible. i don't know why willow glen is being targeted. it seems that things are happening right and left. >> reporter: monica proctor is now changing her credit cards after a burglar kicked open her front door friday around 4 am, stealing her purse, laptop and phone. >> it is very scary. especially since he was so bold and my dogs were going crazy. he knew i was home and did not care. >> it was right here.>> reporter: vicki is on the loo

i imagine asking taylor to push me off the bridge. >> are you planning to sue? >> if it gets to that point maybe. >> reporter: now holgerson wants smith to think about her actions bars. >> i just want taylor to be put away for a little bit so she can think about what she did and abou her actions. >> reporter: smith now faces a maximum sentence of nearlyye a in jail with a maximum fine up to $5,000. craig and kate. >> steve for us from l.a. thank you. >>> also this morning, funeral plans made for aretha franklin as the nation prepares to sa farewell to the queen of soul. a two-day take place before the funeral set to be held at the greater grace temple in detroit on, fridugust 31st. she will be laid to rest at the woodwn cemetery there alongside her father, brother and sisters. the idmtv music awards will honor her legacy. >> clive davis is planning a tribute at madison square garden to honor her as well. fitting tributes. >>> dylan dreyer has made her way outside on the plaza with >>> mainly clouds, even though there's peeks of sunshine. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.ut est wind at 3 miles per hour. temperatures rising into the mid highser 80s for daytim

i know you didn't mean to hurt me. and then now she just doesn't answer. >> reporter: as holgerson says, she wants her to sit in jail and think about what she did. smithhe consequences. >> it's scary. i mean, i accept whatever the prosecutor thinks is best for me considering i caused not only bodily harm, but emotional trauma as well. but i just hope for the best. >> reporter: that reckless endangerment charge is a misdemeanor. smith faces a maximum of nearly a year behind bars if convicted. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> extraordinary body camera video has been released showing a florida deputy saving the life of a little girl. seminol county deputy bill dunn seen running with a 3-year-old in his arms so he could rush her pulled the little girl from the backseat of a hot car she was left in for 12 hours, overnight. no ambulance was around, to dun in his police car, and then sped to the nearest e.r. >> i didn't think she was alive when i got to her. i felt for a pulse, didn't feel a pulse. >> once the cold air hit her, that's when i started noticing her eyes fluttering. >> the girl survived the encounter. and dunn was able to reconnect wit

six broken ribs, a punctured lung and other injuries, she said she wants smith to sit in jail and think about what she did. >> i never intended to hurt her. i never would intend to hurt anyone. i'm really sorry it turned out that way. >> holgerson is home from the hospital. smith says she hasn't been allowed to see her but has apologized over text. guys. >> thanks, marci. >>> to the shocking case of the husband accused of murdering his wife and two young daughters. >> a town in colorado remembering the missing family just hours after police identified their bodies. this news comes as chris watts sits behind bars awaiting formal charg charges. clayton sandell is on the story. >> reporter: residents of this colorado town in shock. struggling to understand what could have driven the father to allegedly murder his pregnant wife and two daughters. watts appearing in court thursday speaking little as the judge read him his rights. >> do you understand that? >> yes. >> reporter: a stark contrast from his demeanor in this interview just after his family was first reported missing. >> i need to see everybody. i need to

i think i love dina asher—smith. not in love with her, but i love her. glad you clarified that.years old. and 5he done it already, 22 years old. and she was a volunteer at london 2012. carrying the bags. there is a picture of her behind u5ain bolt in london, and to do what she has done, winning the 100m earlier in the week, breaking her own briti5h re cord week, breaking her own briti5h record and breaking it again, 5ma5hing the record, 5torming pa5t world champion dafne schipper5 a5 well. she is the first brit, male or female, to do the sprint double at the european championships. here is how she did it. the final of the women's 200m under way once again, and dina asher—smith. dafne schippers leaving herself with a huge amount to do. dina asher—smith is three metres already off samuel. here comes schippers, schippers chasing down dina asher—smith, but making no ground. and dina asher—smith takes the title. 21.89, she has done it again. she goes quicker still. my parents, both of them, are at almost every single race. it doesn't matter where in the world, au5tralia, china, they'

i remember delia smith doing a book about cutting corners and buying things, and i think it'sjust that yourself but now, you know, because the supply of good quality — notjust fresh produce, but things like stocks and sauces — is so advanced and it's so easy to get good sauces, so why not bring them into a good recipe? do you have a sense of mission about these books? i'm afraid so! you're an evangelist? iam. i think if you care for something you end up being a bit of an evangelist anyway, because you're just saying, "why can't they see this?" do you sometimes think, looking back at your books, tv presenting, the business that you run, all the people that you give work to, all the other people you give pleasure to for your books, we're sitting here by the river thames, on a beautiful day, the rootless kid who didn't really know what he was doing and was sweeping the streets — you have come quite a long way. yeah, i suppose so. but i sort of... i think the problem is that you sort of think somebody‘s going to find you out. you're a bluffer, really? yeah, in some curious way. on that hap

smith, should spend time behind bars. >> i just wanted taylor to be put away for a little bit so she could think about what she did. >> reporter: off camera, you can hear smith pressuring holgerson. now prosecutors are charging smith with reckless endangerment, saying it is clear that taylor smith engaged in conduct which created a substantial risk of death and resulted in serious physical injury. earlier this week on abc news, smith said she was just doing what she thought her friend wanted and never intended any harm. >> she had asked me to give her a push, and i didn't think about the consequences. >> reporter: holgerson calling that fiction. >> taylor was definitely lying in her interview yesterday. because i can't imagine asking taylor to push me off a bridge. >> reporter: one push, many consequences, for all those involved. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> from ride sharing to bike sharing, there are plenty of ways to get around without driving your own car. now in dozens of cities across the country, electric scooters are giving a fun way to get to destinations. as joe fryer shows us, this hot new trend is creating safety

i think fred smith wouldn't be applauding right now. but i've had the privilege of taking my family with me, they are the joy of my life. we've gone all around the world. canada, we have lived in canada, europe, the middle east. and i've seen many times throughout my travels differences of people's culture their diversity their backgrounds their beliefs and things that they view may be differently than maybe i would view them. but nonetheless i've had a lot of time to spend with them. so diversity and inclusion that i've seen around the rest of the world, quite frankly i wish i could see it more in the united states. it's what develops us -- it's what dr. king spent his entire life fighting for. while we have come a long way and we have we have a long way to go. we must ensure that it's woven into the fabric of our country. i would tell my folks at federal express, it's imbuing to die into the fabric, stain into the culture of our country. we must all play a very vital role in this or it won't happen by itself. so through his extensive

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the university did release a statement saying it would not comment on the smith situation calling it a personnel matter. i think i still said it wrong. >>> coming up, let's check in because of the weekend coming. >> especially when you are planning your outdoor activities, right now hazy skies, comfortable temperatures in the 70s. we are still dealing with a lot of smoke from the wildfires. i will have all the details on how this may impact your weekend forecast and maybe slight cool down on the way coming up. >>> i'm consumer investigator. a loved one's death shouldn't trigger a dispute with your health insurance company. it did for one family and we took action. nbc bay area responds next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visi

i didn't think about the consequences. i thought she would be fine. >> prosecutors stating in the arrest affidavit smith's actions created aisk of death. as holgerson recovers from six broken rib, a punctured lung and other injuries, she says she wants smith to sit in jail and think about what she did. >> i never intended to hurt her ever, nor would i intend to hurt anyone. i'm really sorry it turned out that way. >> marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> time now 8:16. some people would do anything to get a good picture. take a look at this. two alaskan residents and a tourists are in serious legal trouble after one member of the group approached bears in an attempt to take a selfie. the bear cam at the national park and preserve recorded the incident. you can see a man getting in the water and walking toward the bears as they feed on salmon. while the bears remained calm throughout the encounter, a park superintendent said the group was very lucky to get out alive. >>> today is 8/18/18. for some, the number eight itself is considered lucky which is why today could be one of the most popular wedding days of the year. >

smith explains why she did it. >> she wanted to jump and she was scared and she had asked me to give her a push and i didn't thinkcooperative with investigators. now, the girl who was injured says she wants her friend to go to jail. prosecutors say they're going to make a decision on whether to file charges by the end of today. >>> now to the morning money report. walmart reported the best sales growth in a decade and its stock responded jumping 10% yesterday. >> among the sales increases it has a 40% jump in online sales. and let geese ahead and take a look at the tock this morning as trading started about 15 minutes ago. down a little bit this morning. but not much there. basically even. >> a live look at new york stock exchange now. as trading gets under way, we are down about the same amount. five points. >>> in a little over a year the chase center will be completed, the future home of the warriors and many other events busy with 1,000 construction workers on site. >> if you haven't been there in a little while, it is stunning to see how much is done and warriors president took abc7 sports direct or the on t

punctured lungs when she hit the water. 18-year-old taylor smith sitting down for an exclusive interview with gma. >> i accept whatever the prosecutor thinksidering i caused not only bodily charge but emotional trauma as well. >> reporter: she claims she and jordan discussed earlier. >> she wanted to jump but she was scared. she asked me goif her a push and i didn't think about the sequences. >> three, two. >> no i won't -- >> ready? >> -- lucky to be alive. >> she was counting down and i was like no, don't count. i won't go. i'm not ready. >> taylor facing one misdemeanor charge with a max numb of 364 days in jail and a $5,000 fine. >> i never intended to hurt her ever. i'm really sorry it turned out that way. >> as for jordan she says she doesn't feel the need to talk to taylor and would like her to sit in jail and think about what she did. >> the funeral for aretha franklin will be held at the end of the month. a private funeral will be limited to family and friends. it will be on august 31st in detroit. the queen of soul passed away yesterday at the age of 76. >> some people will do just about anything to get a good picture. two alaska

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i think that can stay up there smith, industrial, visa. dustrial retail, healthcare and tech, and then these are different. that's what i would do you are underdiversified lou in pennsylvania. >> caller: hey, jim. i'm a value investor looking to maximize my dividend income. my five stocks are brookfield infrastructure partners. vrp, iron mountain, pfizer, royal dutch shell and ups. am i diversified >> i really like this portfolio. i love the income. i have to admit i love the income document management. real estate investment, you do not trade together i like this brookfield, a solution for companies trying to figure out what to do with the real estate. pfizer drug, oil and transport from u.p.s all good yielders, transport, oil, a drug company, retail and document that is terrific i like that and like the concept of using the stock market to bring in a little extra money. how about roy? >> caller: booyah. calling from port st. lucie, florida. >> i have been there love it. >> caller: i'd like to play am i diversified. >> sure. families let's

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. >> i was thinking about smith, it's such an easy one. >> smith, yeah.cool guy. it's like geron smith, and you know somebody named geron was in the white house. geron smith. >> to bakari's point, he pointed to the housing and urban secretary ben carson, his only black cabinet member. but in fact 24 cabinet positions, 16 are occupied by white men. so the president, isn't he missing out on vital parts -- vital points of view for having so few minority in high pgs? isn't he missing out on that? >> right, don i think he is. and you and i have talked about this off air and i think this administration could use more diversity. i don't want quotas, but i think the administration of the white house staff should look more like america. that would be a good thing. but diversity of thought, though, to me is even more important than appearance. and in terms of diversity of thought i can tell you first-hand while i've never worked for government, i've been involved on daca debates, for example. there's some people who wanted daca eliminated immediately and people lik

i think it's a good sign, yes. >> good evening. i am sandra smith in for martha maccallum. it's the calm before the storm.ecause this verdict will likely have a profound effect on the russia probe no matter what the outcome. acquittal for paul manafort would fuel the president's assertion that the probe is a waste of time and money. a conviction along with guilty pleas mueller secured in the russia investigation would bolster the argument that the probe should continue. it could put mueller in a better spot to negotiate the sit down with the president. the charges involve manafort's tax and banking proud, not russian collusion. while some headlines scream this trial should scare the president, others insist it has nothing to do with him. peter is live outside of the courts in virginia with the latest development. >> a source close to the manafort defense team told fox news we are back in the game. the first thing the mueller team learned is that the mueller team didn't have an open and shut case. after 7 hours of deliberations on the ninth floor, the jury sent a letter to the judge asking him to redefine

reporter: college football writer w broke the story says smith also shared her abuse with the wives of multiple members of the staff. >> i think they will be able to prove that he knew about the domestic violence incident in 2015. >> reporter: smith has never been charged with domestic abuse. his attorney say he wants to set the record straight in court saying once he get his chance to tell his side of vents, do be surprised when it's corroborated by every police who ever responded to miss smith's calls. last month a judge granted courtney smith a restraining order against her ex-husband. he addressed the allegations last week. >> i was never told about anything. i never had a conversation about it. i know nothing about that. >> reporter: in atatement he said i agree being on leave will facilitate its completion. theluotto ing the words treat women with respect. courtney smith says sheis whes he would follow his own advice. >> i hope that in the future he never, ever turns his head away again. >> that was morgan radford reporting. meyer has a 7.6 million dollar year contract. it requires him to report any olation in the school

illegal left turn, then finally he goes for it sound of siren chirp i think i may have buried the lead i'm in burlingame with officer will smithfica police department it's that time of the month it's the saturation traffic enforcement program also know as step you know when you made the left turn onto ecr el camino you see the sign that said no left turn ( no i didn't) you didnt see that sign where traffic officers from all over the peninsula converge on one city and target areas traffic hot spots like stop sign runners ( traffic)the driver admitted rolling the stop sign yeah how fast, you think you went through that stop sign . wait for it (twenty five yea i'd say about that fast ) not even cyclist were not exempt from the ticket book police sirenhe was issued a ticket for not stopping at a stop sign see even if you slowed down, i would not have had a issue, as fast as you went through it you gotta stop i got caught behaving badly on a bicycleand yes i guess you can say i tried to have a conversation with some of the drivers oh no no no no ((you're not going to talk to me)) you can stay in the car you don't have to get out th

an she was scared and she had asked me to give her a push and i didn't think about the consequences. i thought she would be fine. >> smith has been cooperative with investigators. the girl who was injured said she wants her friend to go to jail. prosecutors say they'll make a decision by the end of today. >>> firefighters are making progress battling several large wildfires in california and you are looking at a map of four of the biggest fires. one of them, the river fire, fully contained. firefighters are closer to surrounding three others. the carr, ranch and ferguson fire. they have charred more than 930 square miles. >>> and time now approaching 5:36. live visibility on doppler 7. where you see 10 it's as good as it gets. santa rosa, the visibility is down to about three miles on this early friday morning. here we go. along the embarcadero. we'll see the sun shine pretty quickly later on today. 7:00 later on this morning, really just patchy cloud cover around the bay. by 9:00, 10:00 in the morning, likely only spot in the cloud cover along the immediate coastline w. the sunshine early on, the warming process pretty

thinking that, well, maybe they could run on socialism. but i don't think that's the answer, and i also believe republicans who keep talking about free trade that adam smith the mark. here now to discuss liberal commentator danielle mclachlin, hadley heath manning. danielle, really a shocking number. and here's why i said people misread the headline are. you know, the fact that democrats like socialism isn't new. [laughter] i'm sorry. [laughter] in 2016 it was 58%, so the number actually went down. but this is the part that scares me, 18 to 29-year-olds in 201068% had a positive view of capitalism, that number's down to 45%. and i've got to tell you, there are really good reasons for these kids or young adults to believe that it's going to let them down, but i think both parties are misreading the tea leaves here. >> i i actually agree with you completely, which doesn't happen all the time. i think either extreme is not the way this country should be. we have a constitutional structure that really doesn't allow for socialism on the scale of venezuela. but one thing i will say is that boomers and others have grown up with large elements of socialism. you t

i didn't, i'm fine." >> reporter: in an interview with espn, smith said they discussed domestic violence ,llegations made by smith's now-ex-wife, courtney, in 2015, and that meyer handled it hoperly. .> i don't think it's his job to investigate, to ask questions, to talk to her. >> reporter: meyer first denied ty knowledge of the 2015 abuse allegations to reporters in y.ly. e> i got a text late last night that something happened in 2015, and there was nothing, unless, once again, there's nothing-- once again, i don't know who n aates a story like that. h reporter: but in a statement on twitter friday, he appeared to acknowledge that he had iown, saying, "i deeply regret if i have failed in my words. lwre is the truth. hhave always followed proper reporting protocols and procedures when i have learned oa an incident involving a student-athlete, coach, or member of our staff by elevating the issues to the proper channels, and i did so regarding the zach smith incident in ."15." ort if or when meyer reported the incident to the athletic director or other university officials is unclear. >> he took me and shoved me up against the wall with his hands around my neck, something he did very often. >> repo

illegal left turn, then finally he goes for it sound of siren chirp i think i may have buried the lead i'm in burlingame with officer will smithice department it's that time of the month it's the saturation traffic enforcement program also know as step you know when you made the left turn onto ecr el camino you see the sign that said no left turn ( no i didn't) you didnt see that sign where traffic officers from all over the peninsula converge on one city and target areas traffic hot spots like stop sign runners ( traffic)the driver admitted rolling the stop sign yeah how fast, you think you went through that stop sign . wait for it (twenty five yea i'd say about that fast ) not even cyclist were not exempt from the ticket book police sirenhe was issued a ticket for not stopping at a stop sign see even if you slowed down, i would not have had a issue, as fast as you went through it you gotta stop i got caught behaving badly on a bicycleand yes i guess you can say i tried to have a conversation with some of the drivers oh no no no no ((you're not going to talk to me)) you can stay in the car you don't have to get out that's in

i think you know we're finding that a lot of folks on the right who believed that adam smith and miltontled science. i think there is room for everything to evolve, even capitalism because there are certain things can be done or certain rules we should find. i think corporate america, might be ahead of the curve on that too. what i'm seeing fundamentally, it is really great, this particular market, this leg of the rally is fantastic. yesterday we had the airlines came out of nowhere and made a big bounce today. we have home builders that are up. these are lagging areas that now money is finding its way into, rather than going to the sidelines. neil: still have a lot of people, a food -- good number are nervous. you never want to get too cocky with the stock market. neil: buy something that mirrors the dow, s&p 500 the nasdaq, whatever, would they be too late going in right now? >> i don't think so. my biggest fear, people wait, wait, then they buy. they have bad experience, one trade, one investment, one stock, they write it off again. listen if you do get involved, forget about whether