♪ >> thomas scott: the show started in 1973. didn't come in till '79. ♪ [ crowd cheering ] >> braeden: victor was nothing but a bad guy, and i played bad guys for years and years. >> victor: nothing like a little nap after a big meal. my, my. what a dumb animal i have in my cage. >> braeden: two months later, i do a scene with melody thomas scott. >> thomas scott: i actually never thought i would work with eric because he was involved in some other story line, and that was so far away from my stripping story. [ cheers and applause ] i don't think we realized we would be beginning decades-long relationship. >> nikki: merry christmas, victor. this is the happiest one of my

>> thomas scott: the show started in 1973. i didn't come in till '79. ? [ crowd cheering ] >> braeden: victor was nothing but a bad guy, and i played bad guys for years and years. >> victor: nothing like a little nap after a big meal. my, my. what a dumb animal i have in my cage. >> braeden: two months later, i do a scene with melody thomas scott. >> thomas scott: i actually never thought i would work with eric because he was involved in some other story line, and that was so far away from my stripping story. [ cheers and applause ] i don't think we realized we would be beginning decades-long relationship. >> nikki: merry christmas, victor. this is the happiest one of my

>> thomas scott: the show started in 1973. i didn't come in till '79. ? [ crowd cheering ] >> braeden: victor was nothing but a bad guy, and i played bad guys for years and years. >> victor: nothing like a little nap after a big meal. my, my. what a dumb animal i have in my cage. >> braeden: two months later, i do a scene with melody thomas scott. >> thomas scott: i actually never thought i would work with eric because he was involved in some other story line, and that was so far away from my stripping story. [ cheers and applause ] i don't think we realized we would be beginning decades-long relationship. >> nikki: merry christmas, victor.

>> thomas scott: the show started in 1973. i didn't come in till '79. ? [ crowd cheering ] >> braeden: victor was nothing but a bad guy, and i played bad guys for years and years. >> victor: nothing like a little nap after a big meal. my, my. what a dumb animal i have in my cage. >> braeden: two months later, i do a scene with melody thomas scott. >> thomas scott: i actually never thought i would work with eric because he was involved in some other story line, and that was so far away from my stripping story. [ cheers and applause ] i don't think we realized we would be beginning decades-long relationship. >> nikki: merry christmas, victor.

. ♪ >> thomas scott: the show started in 1973.t come in till '79. ♪ [ crowd cheering ] >> braeden: victor was nothing but a bad guy, and i played bad guys for years and years. >> victor: nothing like a little nap after a big meal. my, my. what a dumb animal i have in my cage. >> braeden: two months later, i do a scene with melody thomas scott. >> thomas scott: i actually never thought i would work with eric because he was involved in some other story line, and that was so far away from my stripping story. [ cheers and applause ] i don't think we realized we would be beginning decades-long relationship. >> nikki: merry christmas, victor. this is the happiest one of my

scott, thomas' mother says she's trying to raise the money she needs to bury her son. >> pelley: mark strassmann reporting. mark, thank you. today florida recorded three more zika infections. 25 people are now believed to have been infected by florida mosquitoes. so far the outbreak appears to be contained in one square mile of miami. zika is known to cause microcephaly, a birth defect in which a baby's head and brain are abnormally small. we asked dr. jon lapook to tell us more about this rare ? the itsy bitsy spider went up the waterspout ? >> reporter: like most six-year-old, edmund loves singing, toys and, of course, his mother, but unlike most of his peer, edmund has microcephaly, the result of a genetic disorder his mom elizabeth didn't know about while pregnant. >> when he first came home, my initial thought is i can't do this. i can't do this. i didn't cyber up for this, which is not true at all. of course you sign up for it. >> reporter: she husband vincent were told edmund might never recognize him, night not even survive. some doctors even sgested he be institutionalized. w

ten year old caleb is the son of state representative scott swab and his son, michelle, thomas died yesterdaying the water slight. -- slide. they climbed 264 steps to get to the top of the slide and 17 stories speeds of at least 50 miles an hour. >>> we honestly don't know what has happened, that's why an investigation, full investigation, is necessary. >> the family said that statement we're comforted knowing he believed in our receive year, genius, forever together now. we will see him another day. park official say the ride will remain closed pending full investigation. >>> four people dead and one person hurt after a car and a train crashed in eastern oklahoma. police say it appears the car was trying to beat the train. investigators say the flashing light at the crossing were working at the time of the accident but neighbor said the crossing needs cross guards. >> banner to the arms, you know, because they will not go around that. >> the train did not derail. cover conductor, engineer did not hurt. they say they've seen many people speeding through the crossing, in front of trains. >> du

thomas' family says they've hired south carolina attorney "justin bamberg." family of "walter - scott" - who was shot and killed by a north charleston police officer and most recently the family of "alton - sterling"...in baton rouge. thomas' family will speak to the media tomorrow. 'fayetteville' police-- releasing a 'major' clue-- in the search for the gunman-- who 'shot' and 'killed'-- a mother of 'six'. the shooting happened in broad daylight-- yesterday afternoon... on 'andy street.' investigators working right now to identify a guy-- on a 'motorcycle'-- who they say was seen in the area-- of 'andy street'.. moments after the shooting. "angela - taylor"... after 6-30 last night-- while she was walking near 'ike street'. she was taken to the hospital...where she later died. also in fayetteville - an arrest in the murder of a '20- year-old' man -- at the center of a violent feud. "jamarqus - hurley" turned himself in to fayetteville police today. he's in the cumberland county jail. police say an ongoing feud between "diquan- mclamb" and another man lead to his murder. mclamb was sh

it is aussie native scott jones and his girlfriend, katie alexander thomas. as it turns out, they get caught in a police surge and alex falls to the ground with scott rushing to her side. >> i was trying to calm her down. it was pretty scary for her. and seemed like the best thing to do. >> jones and thomas are stunned by the attention they receive from the photo as they explain in an interview with the "today" show. >> it was amazing there was someone there to take a photo of that and capture that. i will always know those feelings and emotions from that. but there is a photograph that so clearly shows it is pretty incredible. >> i guess it was a good shot that people couldn't believe that would happen, it was just like the perfect lighting, perfect focus. >> rich is also amazed at how his single snapshot has been called the most compelling sports image of the year. >> it was quite interesting to see that a picture i took is that popular. to have one photo all of a sudden going everywhere, to all corners of the market, it is quite surreal. >> rich's photo wil

sperlingned by scott from thomas h lee partners and copresident.lion dollars over the years and invested in the 130 companies. a real pleasure to have you here. >> thank you very much. see an increase in private equity moves, what does that do propel you wish >> your world? what drives valuation in our world is the credit markets. when they are robust and that is cheap and available, prices tend to go up. it's similar to the public market but more of a microcosm of that. over the last few years, we have seen that there has been in certain sectors a significant increase in the valuation multiples. sector like the public markets has seen a significant move and many deals are now priced at levels of multiples of their cash flow that are a little bit out of whack with their growth rates. when we look at a business, we are trying to understand the fundamental values that make that business a sustainable .grower and its industry it's the growth rate that provides that strong underlying fundamental value for a multiple of that company it in certain sector

scott. and he is responsible for a 9 news reporter tarhonda thomas is outside one of the banks he is accused of hitting here in denver and his spree began back in may. >> reporter: it began in may. and he has been very ambitious since. this is the most recent bank he hit. this is a tcf bank at broadway and evans. he ran in here on tuesday, police say, handed the teller a note, got the money and then ran straight out to broadway. let's give you another look at this guy, because police want to catch him, i will give you his resume, if you will. starting in may, he hit u.s. bank on 1248 south broadway and then went to the key bank on speer in june. and the u.s. bank on 38th avenue in june. and the ves per bank on speer in june. five locations. in just a matter of months. police say they know who this man is. they identify him as shawn scott. they say he is six feet tall. he weighs 150 pounds. and thin built guy. wearing a baseball cap and dark reward up to $2,000 through the crimestoppers program and that phone number, you can call it, right now and remain anonymous, it is 720-913-stop. if you

scott and alton sterling. both who were shot and killed by police. in this situation, copley said he fired that warning shot through the window. the bullet struck thomas. thomas' friends say he was coming from a party in copley's neighborhood. he was running in the street when the bullet hit him. he had his whole life ahead of him and he wants answers justice for what happened. >> and now, we are planning a funeral. >> chad copley said he acted in self-defense when this happened. coming up at 6:00, we're going to hear from the wake county district attorney about the stand your ground law. reporting live in raleigh, i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >> thank you. >>> today, the cumberland county district attorney is a teen as an adult after he is accused of killing his grandfather. deputies found 63-year-old, joseph dead monday night. investigators have not released the teen's name yet. >> the state epiodemologist. claims dhhs and environmental of -- set health screening levels for those living near coal ash ponds. his testimony. the state says the drinking water around the ponds are safe. rudo disagrees. we spoke to his attorney. >> i represent peo

scott and alton sterling referred to copley as "george zimmerman 2.0". >> what we don't want are vigilante homeowners who try to executioner. >> reporter: the attorney said thomas never had a gun and no one in the group had a gun either, that the shooting was profiling. >> would this happen if there were boys skateboarding up and down the street. would they be called hoodlums. these boys were invited to a party, didn't feel and they was on their way home. >> reporter: copley is in jail tonight. he's been charged with first- degree-murder. we reached out to his attorney. he's asking the public to hold out judgment on his client until more facts are revealed. >> for now a 15-year-old charged with murdering his he killed joseph nault. for the time being he remains with youth services. >>> a fayetteville man is in custody for the july retaliation murder outside a tobacco store. hurley is accused of killing mcclam. before friend of hurley's. two other people were in the car at the time. they were not hit. >>> 24-year-old arlock jackson of fayetteville is accused of trying to rape a woman he met on social media. the victim was able to run from jackson's home to a nei

scott and alton sterling. both of those men were killed by police. he shot through the window of his garage. the bullet ended up hitting thomas. thomas' friends say he was heading home from a party. he was running through the street when that bullet struck him. ahead of him. >> i can walk. >> i'm getting ready to move into an apartment. with e went shopping, we was happy. and now, we are planning a funeral. >> thomas' family and their attorney are expected to address the media. it's going to happen at 10:00 this morning. cbs north cana there, of course, we will be streaming it on our website. that is wncn.com. you can also find updates on the news beginning at noon. beginning live in raleigh, i'm emma wright. >> thank you. we could learn more today about the horrific murder of a man and the teenage grandson now accused of committing it. >> lauren joins us live in the newsroom ahead of the 15-year- old's first court appearance. the d.a. is pushing for harsh charges court today, the district attorney tells cbs north carolina he plans the gunnel to try that teen as an adult. now the currently the 15-year- old is charged with firs

atlanta, mary chestnut "went in readings areke," epic scott's epic poland, something i am sure you are all familiar with, as well as the work of thomas campbell. can't in the -- caught up in the poland's' pathos, she wrote -- home loans -- in the moment, she could distance patriotic sentiment from mourning, but only for a moment. oh, my confederate heroes fallen in the fight, she wrote, you are not to be matched in song or story. except that they were not matched, they were out son -- out son -- outsung. chestnut acknowledged an unspoken truth. we talked so commonly of them. lossesrmity of wartime candle sensibilities -- can dull sensibilities. literature was designed to heighten sensibilities, heighten the imagination, so person's abilities her friends' sensibilities. conversations become banal and formulaic. remember, was he not a nice fellow? he was killed at shiloh. day, she read the death roll. someone pulled up her hands. oh, here's another one of her friends killed. she was such a good fellow, hardly heroic. of these twotion entries is telling. chestnut, who allowed herself to be caught up in martial spirit, but she was unable

caleb thomas schwab died while on the one-hundred and 68 foot tall waterslide. caleb is the son of republican representative scott schwab. it is still unclear as to how caleb died. the teenaged boy who made headlines when he brought a handmade clock to his school in texas.is back in the news. he was accused last year of making a "hoax bomb" - and arrested. catherine heenan is here with details of a new lawsuit filed on his behalf. ahmed mohamed is now 14.and his family is living in the country of qatar. >> vicki:they say they had to leave irving texas because of threats and hate mail. >> catherine:today - they filed a civil rights lawsuit. it says school officials knew the device wasn't a bomb.yet they still had him arrested and later suspended. the lawsuit argues that the school district showed a pattern of discrimination. ahmed's family demanded 15- million dollars in damages last year from the district. threatening the lawsuit if it didn't pay up. the fuss began when the teenager brought a homemade digital clock to school inside a small case. at a news conference today - lawyers say they understand some of the

rick scott calling on the cdc to dispatch an emergency response team there. cdc director thomasen joining us earlier this morning on "squawk box." >> it's very concerning. it's hard to protect yourself against mosquitoes. it means putting on deet or another repellant multiple times a day, wearing long sleeves, long pants when possible. staying indoors in air conditioned or screened space. that's not easy to do. and it's particularly important in this area. but until we're through with mosquito season, there's a potential risk. and that's why we're advising women to protect themselves. >> by the way, he mentioned that area in the united states covers about 41 states here. joining us to talk more about it is ron klain. and ron, thank you for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> we know that you followed through with ebola. that was a threat that was confined. it was something that scared a lot of people, but was definitely put down rather quickly. how do you look at this situation and how do you think it compares? >> well, i mean, it's obviously a very different kind of v

marÍa eugenia: caleb thomas schwab, de 10 aÑos, perdiÓ la vida en un inexplicable accidente en un parque acuÁtico de kansas city. el menor, hijo del reesentante de kansas scottriÓ. por eso estamos realizando una investigaciÓn profunda", dijo la vocera del parque acuÁtico. algunos usuarios reportaron que los cinturones de seguridad de uno de los carritos no estaban funcionando correctamente. "una seÑora me dijo que subiÓ varias veces al tobogÁn, y que la amarras delantera no funcionÓ en ninguna de las ocasiones", dijo esta testigo. sin embargo, la vocera del parque dijo que todas las atracciones sorevisadas diariamente por un equipo de especialistas independientes. con una altura de 168 pies y siete pulgadas, es el tobogÁn acuÁtico más alto del mundo. su nombre significa en alemÁn "demencia" o "locura". puede alcanzar una velocidad de hasta 70 millas por hora. este es el primer accidente que se registra en esta atracciÓn desde que fue abierta hace dos aÑos. la vocera dijo que este tobogÁn y el parque completo fueron cerrados hasta que termine la investigaciÓn, y enviÓ sus condolencias a la familia del niÑo. uno de los aspectos que se investigan es por quÉ el