i think if levi strauss is willing to pay $50,000 for them, take the money and run. >> is he right?he date we're to find out. then, just before the levi's go up on the block, daniel postpones the sale due to technical glitches. a few days later, he's talking to a buyer from japan, but the jeans are not a good fit. >> at 44 waist and 37 length, the jeans were too big for them. they were planning on purchasing them to wear. so that deal fell through. it was very depressing. >> size really does matter when it comes to vintage levi's. if it's either too little or too big, it's going to be harder to establish a value, or just not as valuable. >> levi's would not comment on any negotiations with jock, but we do know he has at least one sizable offer very much on the table. >> there's absolutely a market for jock's levi's. i personally would be willing to pay $35,000 for them. i'll make that mark in blood right now if you want. >> what would ol' solomon warner do? jock's pretty sure his great-great granddaddy would tell him to sit tight. he's positive the frontier merchant is somewhere off

max scherzer or strauss strauss strauss? we asked g.m.t question. >> we will make the decisions with his input and input of people. >> is strauss strauss going to pitch game one? >> we haven't confirmed it. but strasburg is a starter and we would feel good about running the guy. >> he is healthy and he is really strong. we are excited. >> do we know what he is doing? >> when he goes we are excited about it. >> we have two aces. one is going to pitch game one. >> the lone postseason came in 2014 and the infamous 2012 arm injury shutdown but he is healthy now. we will find out tomorrow if he will get the start in game one. at nationals park, erin hawksworth, abc7 sports. robert: if he pitches i'm okay with that. >> yeah. robert: i'm cool with that. larry: game two, we'll take it. >> thank you. it feels like another day and another data breach. >> when we come back, what the lawmakers are demanding be done to he sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what

composers like mozart beethoven schubert and strauss worked at the vienna state opera it's one of the top addresses for classical music and the city has even more to offer. vienna does nightlife and just as astronomy incredibly well. numerous clubs and make vienna fun for visitors and residents alike. isn't it you know it's small enough to get a grasp of and with history you can experience a lot here can feel see and feel a living much. you feel the creativity of your sense that are the music and dance are a fundamental part of the city. that's an obvious that is a very slow city that really lives the day celebration we need is an old friend again trying to play ped. there's plenty of time to chill out in the coffee houses to there of the unease institution and the opening hours from early morning until late in the evening seven days a week are impressive unlike the shopping facilities in the end of which by lure have strict opening times and remain closed on sundays that's one of the few points that monocle criticizes about vienna the magazine hopes that in the future sunday shopping

and i'm sure the management, i know andrew strauss well from his playing days, he was very much into, follow the rules, the team values, as we call it. we used to have the ten commandments, i used to follow all of that. so i'm sure they will probably just have follow all of that. so i'm sure they will probablyjust have a slightly stricter regime on all of that and make sure that all of the players are ready to perform. seven of the top ten in the race to dubai rankings are set to take part in the italian 0pen. it tees off on thursday at monza. the masters champion sergio garcia is competing in italy for the first time in his professional career, and will be hoping to close the gap on race to dubai leader, tommy fleetwood who knows he has to keep performing well to stay out in front. i'm ina i'm in a very strong position, but i've just i'm in a very strong position, but i'vejust got to i'm in a very strong position, but i've just got to keep concentrating each week that's the thing. such big events, it's not as if, you know, i can sort of hope that nobody plays well and i end up winni

dearly in recent weeks the but against hanover his goal keeper looks shaky once again and feeling strauss dangerous for the hosts i've not the defensive night man who don't. join a task convince him for the opening go. i the man it's a one on one i there was hardly time to think about it the tension immediately refocused on the task at hand i pad star and put plenty of time remaining. seven minutes later don't when found redemption through donna so exactly do you have wanted to celebrate with someone in particular this translates into was how she was still concerned and you have to be right to be the last bad to ensure the away team went into the break on the back but again i have to try and do and dressing room could have been much fun at half time what to do say to his players we want the was the economy to start again like the players are experienced enough to know the. business. sure they are experienced and they did react under ya milenko level things. have been the fifty second minute i'm on was the celebrations however were cut short adventure and courage on the bullets have to def

. >> they're not strauss they're little cookies, little biscuits. >> i love what he says right here,ood challenges. you put a whole bunch of food in front of somebody and they eat it on their own. this is a new one. >> i need lots of friends for this. >> he knows right away i can't do this alone. sharing is caring. so he encouraged other people to help him. the school girl shows up they get some. he says the best part is when you smear the ice cream on top of the waffle. he says that's the best way to eat it. people were taking pictures. makes me think of a giant brand y snifter, free scoops for all. >> things are not going well in this viral video because of that well right there. this say new one. >> the neighborhood soccer ball. >> no, it wasn't. in this case looking down t seems to be very skinny horse. now they've obviously got some big heavy lifting equipment in here. there's no way they were going to get this out with just muscle power but as it slowly starts coming closer, only now that i realize, yo, yo, what day is it? it's hump day, that's right. i don't know how, i don't

look at the made who strauss-kahn assaulted in the hotel. ultimately strauss-kahn didn't serve time as he should have, in my judgment, he did rape her. and this poor made cleaning a room and was assaulted suddenly found herself on in th the "new york post" saying she had h.i.v. women think, i'll never work again, and there's all this attention -- >> rose: first of all, what happens to him? >> well, you know, i cannot imagine how terrible this must be for him. i mean, sometimes i wonder, you know, i thought recently, i wonder if in a way this is some kind of a relief. all the spinning, cover up, pretending, it's out there, nothing worse now can be done. you know, it's been an absolutely unbelievably epic fall. >> rose: coming on top of what happened to roger ailes, bill o'reilly, what does it change? >> i think what we're seeing, frankly, is women have just decided and pushed back definitively that they will not have to deal with this kind of toxic tees test roan any-- testosterone anymore. you feel almost a surrogate rage for trump being in

dominique strauss-kahn, former head of the imf, was arrested in the u.s.or allegedly raping a hotel maid. in the end, there were few legal consequences. men abusing power. where is the backlash? predict how -- bridget kelle, i go back to your opening statement. aren't you blaming the victim? birgit: no, i think this is part of the truth. if you are in your money by presenting yourself and your body, and people watch your body. justve those women who sell themselves. it's ok if they do it because they want to. it's ok. it is not a moral thing. but we have to realize we also have women who don't have a problem with all this. sot makes the discussion difficult, because on one hand, we had some women who are forced, and other women as well. i think at the beginning of the discussion, we have to divide only men because not can be sexist, but we also have women who like to play these games and profit from it. melinda: the young women in the case of mr. weinstein, many of them are not even acting yet. birgit: i know, i don't talk about mr. weinstein, i talk about

strauss, marler, but we don't recognize the struggle yet. we have to do that. we have to do that.ow that he was a great anti-semite, we know how nazi germany used him as their prop gandza. there are people who think that hitler and wagner lived at the same time. you know, they were 50 years apart. >> rose: but. >> but, he was used by them. people heard his music in the concentration camps. and there are still people living in israel with numbers on their arms without don't want to listen this music that they heard in the time of terror. >> rose: right. >> so we have to wait. >> rose: and the time of unspeakable crime. >> yeah. it's not something that you can argue intellectually, it is an emotional feeling that people with the numbers on their arms, they are still sitting in our concerts and they don't want to be brought back to the days of terror. >> rose: they deserve that. >> yeah. >> rose: a although you hope at some point. >> we have to. it is the education of our audiences, and the orchestra, that we should do it. >> whose influenced you the most as a musician. >> first of a

shows somebody who president cases and i know there's a whole domestic knicks strauss kahn, but the factit the elements -- i mean, i'm thinking if i'm the prosecutor in this case, i'm going crazy. why didn't the police come to me? why didn't they tell me or let me give input into what she should have been asking. because obviously this woman, what was she, 19 years old, she was troubled. shep didn't want to do this. that is a great fact if you're a prosecutor. she's not trying to sue. she's not trying to do anything else. and they probably are frustrated beyond all get out as to why they weren't brought into the loop. >> but -- >> sorry. go ahead. >> if i can, as mb who has prosecuted a lot of sexual phones as well as delayed reporting, one of the biggest frustrations and the hurdles is not simply whether there was a strategic alliance between the police department and the attorneys office. it also is about societyal viewpoint about people who are delayed in their report, and that's normally the hurdle you must face. in this case this is almost an instantaneous report that is not been sa

alison: this is dominic strikes con -- dominique strauss-kahn, dsk.might have become the president if it were not for allegations he sexually assaulted a made in a hotel in new york a couple of years back. parisienne" is comparing the two, talking about of sex scandal at the heart cinema. weinstein had a reputation for harassment even though no one said anything publicly. they say festival goers in can nes used to call him "the pig." you can see this drawing. weinsteining harvey for his autograph, and telling him, "you are my idol." genie: in the united states, and this has caused a political scandal as well. alison: the republicans have been gleeful about this scandal coming out, because harvey weinstein is a prominent liberal figure from the left. he donated a lot of money to hillary clinton's campaign. she said she is going to give that money to charities in light of the allegations. republicans have been accusing democrats of not being quick to denounce him. democrats point out there is hypocrisy in this, as you can see in this cartoon in "the was

composers like mozart beethoven schubert and strauss what at the piano state opera it's one of the top addresses for classical music and the city has even more to offer. vienna does nightlife and just as strong to me incredibly well. numerous clubs and bars make vienna fun for visitors and residents alike. isn't it you know it's small enough to get a grasp of and with history you can experience a lot here can feel see and feel are leaving much predicted to be take you feel the creativity of your senses and martie music and dance or. fundamental part of the city tightish that's and that is a very slow city that really lives the day celebration we. begin trying to sleep but. there's plenty of time to turn in the coffeehouses to there of the unease institution and the opening hours from early morning until late in the evening seven days a week are impressive unlike the shopping facilities in the end which by noon have strict opening times and dramatic closed on sundays that's one of the few points that monocle criticizes about vienna the magazine hopes that in the future sunday shopping m

he married strauss who plays on young and the restless. the couple got married in an outdoor ceremony. many of his co-stars were guests at the wedding. i watched a couple of -- this is all the rage. >> it's a show? oh, yeah. good to invite your co-workers. that means they're all making a ton of money. the gifts will be awesome. >> i like how you think. by the way, he used to be on "the young and the restless." >> is that where they met? >> was he young or restless? >> i think he was both. >>> a new app. let's talk about this for moms in d.c. it's a lot like the dating app tinder. the new app is called peanut and instead of swiping for romantic dates, it allows moms to swipe for play dates or girl times. it is free to download. i like this concept. >> so you're not looking -- you're already married and looking for someone else who is married to -- >> other moms. on a rainy day like this, it would be helpful. you're going stir crazy and you're trying to find something to do. >> send them outside in the rain. >> jumping in puddles. never gets

dominic strauss kahn former head of the international monetary fund he was arrested in the u.s. for allegedly raping a hotel maid soon other assault accusations came to light in the end there were few legal consequences for him. men abusing power where's the backlash. if i go back to your opening statement you say that women go along because they hope to get something out of these sexual encounters aren't you blaming the victim no no i just i think this is just part of the truce that we also have especially when you have a look at all evil and you know if you earn your money by just presenting yourself and your your body then people watch just watch your body they have those women who just sell themselves and it's ok you know if they do it because they want to it's ok it's not a moral thing but we have to realize that we also. a half doz women who don't have a problem with all this and that so death makes this discussion so so so difficult because on one hand we have to those women who are full and we have other women too and it's very and i think at the beginning of the discuss

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it is a monday strauss document in terms of what they're looking for.mer is suing saying he defamed me because he called me a liar. and what's relevant to her being called a liar? well, not every woman that trump has ever had an interaction with over the years and essentially that's what the subpoena is looking for. anybody who has made a complaint against him of the female variety, gloria allred is looking for records that the trump campaign or others may have in their possession. that is an overly broad subpoena, and it will be quashed as they saw in the trade, in state court. now, they do have the right to subpoena relevant information, relevant to the plaintiff in the case. but you will see a narrowed down subpoena. >> you think it sticks? what summary judgment and getting it thrown out. >> there is a motion to dismiss the case even before discovery. i'm not sure that will succeed. i think at least on its face it makes out a claim of defamation. and that would allow it simply to get to discovery. i think paul is right, that the discovery request wil

this is an interview from 1998, almost 20 years ago. , bill the gentlemen strauss, is no longer alivebut the other fellow is to with us. here is the fourth turning. turning, when we look at the cycle and rhythm of american history, we see an interesting pattern. the country as a society seems to encounter crises about every 80 or 90 years. this is a cycle of american history. mostly 1850's a and the 1760's, which means you better repair your roof because it will be an interesting time at the next 25 years. get that -- did you wil: it is interesting that in that interview he talks about the cycles of american history, because in the book it is not about american history. it is about society. they actually break it into four components. takes 20he components some odd years to complete. what they posit in the book is thisamerica is entering , one of the four components of the cycle, in which civil order and society's disposition is being rebuilt after a collapse. the 2008ramework, financial disaster is the crash, and since then we are rebuilding american politics. brian: quick questions.

. >> they take on the astros starting tomorrow nigh >>> steven strauss berg has had a reputation foritching well in the playoffs. make that had. his club is facing elimination against the cubs last night in chicago. he was sick all week. the manager said tuesday he wasn't going to play in this game. he dug deep and pitched seven scoreless innings breaking his own post season franchise record. teammates rallied too. they were up 1-0 in the eighth and michael taylor hitting the first ever playoff grand slam. nats tie this series winning 5-0. now a winner takes all. game five tonight on tbs at 8:08 eastern. >>> after it was falsely tweeted that roger goodell was demanding that players stand during the national anthem, the commissioner smoer spoke out. >> there's been no policy change. it's been dialogue with law enforcement, community leaders and what we plan to do is have a very in-depth discussion with players and owners next week and make sure we truly understand the issues and also understand the approach that we want the to take together with the players. >> in a profound move, the

republicans charlie dent, iliana ros-lehtinen, they've announced retirement and last wednesday, joe strauss of the texas house of representatives and a bush family friend said he will not run again. what do they all have in common? they're regarded as establishment republicans, not the type aligned with this president. what an office-holder should do when they can't be renominated, is an extraordinarily different question. most retire. to me, no glory attaches to that. some switch parties. some stand, fight and lose in a landslide. i don't see the point in that. all that proves is that their party doesn't agree with them. senator flake said this week, the bottom line is that if i were to run a campaign, that i could be proud of, and where i didn't have to cozy up to the president and his positions or his behavior, i could not win a republican primary. well no doubt he's right. last week i saluted his arizona colleague, john mccain, who in a speech that i attended in philadelphia, called out those who support half-baked spurious nationalism. but it was not lost on me that even mccain only fo

i have been to this townhouse probably 100 times because this is the townhouse that dominique strauss-kahnted when he was undergoing his trial after he was released from rikers. remember, when he was accused bay hotel maid >> yes >> we would stake it out every single morning before he would come to the courthouse >> it looks nice >> it's on franklin street >> you go. >> i'm very familiar with it >> it looks very nice. maybe we should discuss it with dsk to get a recommendation. >> that would be weird >> on the same street as a penthouse duplex she bought in 2014 this three-story townhouse comes with a gym and spa among other amenities. you know the outside facade well >> famous. correct. when we come back, a blurred vision on sprint the must reads a next. >>> as we head to break, a look where europe is trading this morning. just flicked all markets into the green only slightly the gains this morning. france and germany up over 3% for the ntof omoh ctober s an am. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the b

and by the way, one of the biggest news events of today was the speaker of the house in texas, joe strausswho has been a true and strong and compassionate conservative stepped down. and he's just another example of the people who have been sort of establishment progressive republicans who are basically waving the right flag and saying this is not the republican party that i voted for, that i got elected to be representing, so i'm leaving. it's interesting i think as we look to 2020 and beyond because we've become a tribal nation. we've divided into tribes. we're not just two big parties anymore. it's a trump party now, but that trump party doesn't look anything like the republican party that i ran with with george bush in 2020. >> do you think we may be looking at a trump ticket, a conservative active candidate somewhere must trump and then a democratic candidate? are we heading in that direction. >> i think what's almost certainly going to happen is trump will run for re-election barring some other intervening event because he wants to be a winner and it meats to him that he gets that sec

. >> the star-studded party under the stars at levi's house of strauss. >> levi's is a really cool brandtheir image is really bold. >> actor taylor kitch with a bold touch on his leather jacket. >> i ride motorcycles, so that would be a good motorcycle. >> the denim line celebrating the iconic trucker jacket. and when it comes to levi's, taylor never to take them off. >> obviously, worn down to the point where it's on its last thread. it's always comfort before anything else to me. >> now back to the fun and snoop dogg. ♪ extra, extra >>> up next -- >> hey, "extra," it's me, jasmine sanders, and today we're going to break down some of the hottest curly hair trends. >> how to kick up your curls and keep your tresses on trend. >> you're ready to go out. >> i know, right. >> i'm like, where's she going tonight? >> and topping this weekend -- adam lambert sounds off on "american idol's" return. >> i love to see how they changed the show. >>> then, from the kitchen to your closet, martha stewart unveils her new fashion line. >> classics, i call them. >> next. ♪ >>> let's do this. ♪ extra, ext

strauss is pitching tonight. let's dig in on this one. here's today forecast. 74, 86.ou guys. rain likely monday and tuesday. come on in erin. it's your turn. you can have fun, too. >> where is my breakst maureen. >> it's a long story, erin. >> tell them the story, not goi. >> maureen lost a bet. >> i'm trying to save my girl maureen's face. >> too late. >> i won't feel left out then. right now unfortunately. >> we're running out of time. that's what the producer said. >> traffic is really quiet today. that's good news. we have construction 95 southbound between franconia-springfield and lorton road. caution there. but 95 northbound is wide opened. we're seeing really pleasant conditions on the roads right now. we do have fire activity that is wrapping up. foxhall road in northwest should be opened soon between reservoir road and q street. we'll keep a close eye on that. clara barton cabin john looking good. secondaries in potomac looking good. wizards taking on the knicks tonight capitol one center. we have the nats game. gary mcgrady promises good weather for this on

important to remember, something our viewers may remember, which was several years ago, dominique strausstical figure was arrested and charged in manhattan with a sexual assault in a hotel in midtown manhattan. and after further investigation, the vance office had to drop those -- that case because the evidence at least in his view fell apart. i think this has made him unduly cautious in bringing a high-profile case like that and in light of this tremendous em bearsment there appears to have been a serial rapist, i.e., harvey weinstein, rooming lower manhattan, he may be trying to make up for the next embarrassment to his office. >> jeffrey, let me ask you this, i've had a hard time understanding this. you have a tape from 2015, that while perhaps not criminal as cy vance says, it gives you incredible concern about a man with such authority and power using it to exert control over a woman. he said court of public opinion doesn't matter, court of law matters, we couldn't pursue this and didn't have enough evidence. couldn't he have said to his team, there may be something here, use all of

i remember one of the reports today mention the prosecution of dominique strauss-kahn, powerful men accusedf sexual assault weather was in the prosecution that was dropped after the victim herself was questioned -- rench politician. >> i think any prosecutor wants to bring a case they know they can win. whent is difficult to win legal counsel that money can buy , when someone is able to purchase the silence -- i mean, the way in which nondisclosure agreements and settlements, including with miss o'connor, had been used. money ultimately was used to silence these women because they realized, probably, they made a calculation that if they went through with it, they would end up with even less. that he wasas available to keep abusing people and continued doing so. amy: the idea that this is just being known now is obviously completely untrue. we're going to go to break and come back and play just a couple of clips. one of them was seen by come i don't know they say who watches the oscars, like one billion people. and the other one from "30 rock" referring directly to harvey weinstein. then we

dominique strauss—kahn is trying to bring clarity to the situation but what they have done is named stevethe fast bowler in the ashes squad, he was not initially, there, so they have named a replacement, even though ben stokes is still in the squad, they have not suspended him yet, even though they have said that ben stokes and alex hales are still in the team. there has been an outcry about this? yes. many people asking why ben stokes was out on a night out until 2.00am in the morning when on tour. there have been talks about disciplinary proceedings, into the behaviour of the one day international squad, playing a series of matches at the time. three players have been fined and warned for unprofessional conduct is what the ecb are saying. they relates to the ecb are saying. they relates to the behaviour of that squad at that time. so when you look at this, is this damaging to their chances? well, a lot of people would say that ben stokes is not only england's best player but one of the best players in the world. but other matters have to come into play, the image of the team, and above

this bill represents nothing but the republican majority grasping at strauss and trying their best to turn their oversight attention away from doing their duty and providing oversight of the trump administration. today, two new inquiries, i don't have the time or wouldn't take the time to go into the inquiries that have been announced certainly as a distraction to many of the negatives that come out by virt you of this particular congress not having done anything. it is the do-nothing congress on steroids. if there was an an administration that needed rigorous oversight, it is the current one. we have had reports of private jets, the use of private email servers by senior staff and i might add, -- one of those things identified today, they are going to go after -- or have oversight on hearings for hillary clinton emails. enough already, hillary clinton lost her election. but we have current staff who are using private email servers. given your history, should that oversightst peek your answer spending taxpayer dollars to use mar-a-lago. how about oversight of a little old company in m

. >> they're not strauss they're little cookies, little biscuits. >> i love what he says right here, food challenges. you put a whole bunch of food in front of somebody and they eat it on their own. this is a new one. >> i need lots of friends for this. >> he knows right away i can't do this alone. sharing is caring. so he encouraged other people to help him. the school girl shows up they get some. he says the best part is when you smear the ice cream on top of the waffle. he says that's the best way to eat it. people were taking pictures. makes me think of a giant brand y snifter, free scoops for all. >> things are not going well in this viral video because of that well right there. this say new one. >> the neighborhood soccer ball. >> no, it wasn't. in this case looking down t seems to be very skinny horse. now they've obviously got some big heavy lifting equipment in here. there's no way they were going to get this out with just muscle power but as it slowly starts coming closer, only now that i realize, yo, yo, what day is it? it's hump day, that's right. i don't know how, i don'

the home is where disgraced politician dominique strauss-kahn stayed while he was under house arresti -- that whole thing. anyway, let's take a look at some stocks to watch this morning. under armour shares are under pressure after the company issued a full year forecast that was well below street forecast the athletic apparel maker says it's facing operational and sales challenges in the north american market. meanwhile, insurance company aetna under $2 .45 a share for the third quarter compared to the consensus estimate of $2.09. aetna also sees full year earnings above estimates held by moderating medical costs zblunchts archer daniels missed estimates by 10 cents. it reported 45 cents a share the green processor says it's operating environment is more challenging than previously expected >>> this morning stocks to watch. then later today, you don't want to miss cnbc exclusive eye roen rosenfeld. as we head to a break, check out oil prices this morning. wti crude now at $54.03. >> that's an mazing costume. >> that looks a lot like -- what's the guy's name. the actor. penny wise se