and tina arranged a meeting.d eric that after the domestic violence call, sheriff's homicide detectives came in to ask questions about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i didn't think it was enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye had a life insurance poli

i never thought anything would come to miss tina's door like this. >> friends say miss tina was a former foster mother.

tina: hi. how are you? i'm tina. lemonis: hey, tina. how are you? i'm marcus. tina: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you. is this the main office? tina: this is the main office, yes. lemonis: okay. tina, what do you do here? tina: i do payroll and human resources, most accounting functions. lemonis: you love it here? tina: yeah. i'm keith's wife, so... lemonis: okay. i didn't know that. i didn't even know that. tina: yeah, so i have a little different perspective on it. lemonis: i'd love to meet keith. tina: yes. come on. i'm assuming he's right next door. you have visitors. lemonis: how are you doing? i'm marcus. keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and

tina: thank you very much. charlie: pleasure to have you here. tina: thank you.ie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> i am alisa parenti. this is a check of your first word news. white house press secretary sean spicer declined why to address why president trump hasn't this about his travel and targeting some muslim nations, that he said the executive order will be upheld in court. judges from the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in seattle heard arguments in a lawsuit filed over the ban. supreme court justices refused to reinstate ballot restrictions that a lower court said targets blacks with the most surgical precision. state republican leaders supported the restrictions which required voters to show i.d. and eliminated same-day

tina: yes, he was. charlie: for the benefit of our viewers, brutally -- tina: yes.rlie: killed by isis. go ahead. tina: well, that is really when everything began to change. although we had been working with and talking about in 2014,rs since 1995, others -- two to others, everyone got to know there was such thing as a freelance journalist, that they were vulnerable, and who was going to help them and their families if anything happened to them? it made a massive difference. we knew james and had helped him when he had a particular need out one time. we had given money to help him. been in touch closely with the family of austin, who as you know have years ago was taken in syria and remains missing until this day, and that is a terrible thing that he is still missing after five years. did james foley contact you? tina: he and a friend wanted to do a particular thing and did not have the money to do it, and we helped them. they wanted to help a freelance colleague of theirs, and we gave them money to help them do that. charlie: often, in terms of my experience with f

tina fey is on the show.ng to talk about her tv shows, "great news," which is a big hit on nbc. we have "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," which i think is, like, a 100% rating on netflix or whatever it is. it's hilarious. they're both great, and she has a new broadway musical about "mean girls." >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: "mean girls," the musical. [ cheers and applause ] too much to talk about with her. and also, we have some fun surprises planned as well. >> steve: ooh. [ cheers ] surprise. >> jimmy: something different, it's going to be good. plus from the new hbo movie "the wizard of lies." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: this is the bernie madoff story. >> steve: it's the bunny madoff story? >> jimmy: alles -- [ laughter ] bernie, no. >> steve: i'm sorry. i didn't hear you. >> jimmy: no. alessandro nivola is joining us, you guys. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good, really good. oh, and we have great music from our pals dirty projectors -- >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: fea

we're hanging out with tina fey!night, to test if we might be best friends. would you like to play? >> yes, please. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go. time for the best friends challenge. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ best friends challenge oh yeah ♪ >> jimmy: now, the game works like this -- i know, there's you and your real best friend is amy. [ cheers and applause ] we know. we love her. we know it, she's the best. this game works almost like the newlywed game but for friends. so we're gonna take turns reading questions about each other from the best friends box and we'll try to write down the same answer. we didn't plan any of this out. i don't even know how we're going to do on this. >> i don't even know how to read. so this is -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right here we go. i will read the first question, okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: if jimmy, i, if i could have any other job in the world, what would it be? do you know this about me? >> what you would choose? >> jimmy: yeah. oh, that's interesting. yeah, wh

i never thought anything would come to miss tina's door like this. >> friends say miss tina was a formerr mother. if you are keeping track, there have been 119 homicides so far this year in the city not including this latest one. if you have information, you are ask #-d to contact detectives. christie ileto, "action news." >> developing news, north korea launched another ballistic missile. this one landing inside the japan economic zone where fishing and cargo ships are active. the missile flew six minutes for a distance of 280-miles. just hours before the launch, u.s. secretary of defense james madison addressed the threat on face the nation saying a war would be catastrophic. >> a conflict with north y norta would be the worst fighting in most people's lifetimes. the north korean regime has hundreds of rockets within rage of one of the most densely populated cities on earth. >> japan's president condemned the launch as provocation and will work with the u.s. to deter north korea. >> meanwhile president trump is back after a nine day trip overseas. there are questions this time around h

we'd be doing the real thing, tina -- me and tina fey.g. it reflects, and tina would tell a joke. so blah, blah, blah bill clinton. then it was time for my joke on weekend update, and i go, blah, blah, blah, bill clinton. [ laughter and applause ] >> lucky chavez. >> jimmy: lucky chavez. >> this is amazing. >> jimmy: they don't make them anymore. >> no. >> jimmy: we have to make those. i love you so much, man. you know that. that used to make me laugh. i would cry laughing. it was off camera so i couldn't say what i was laughing at. oh -- so i have to say, "great news" you play an editor in the show. it's super funny. i know, back to why you're here. [ laughter ] i want to show a clip of the very funny horatio sanz and john michael higgins. in "great news." take a look at this. >> finally i get my opportunity to write a song to show a a different side of myself to the world and i'm blowing it. >> wow, chuck. i didn't know you were that into music. >> well, you know how the old saying goes, all news anchors want to be rock stars and all ro

established by tina and her husband richard lawson. a proud, reflective beyonce captioned this group shot with kelly and sister solange -- "mom, you inspire us all." but the due next month diva also came to celebrate. note i'm feelin' myself ♪ >> you know what, my sister likes to have fun, man. we're not treating her like a pregnant lady. she likes to have fun. >> the pair clearly not partied out from jessica alba's prince and michael jackson themed birthday party the night before. a little less than a dozen of jess's closest stars dined at delilah and later b, in sparkly silver jacket, and kelly were spotted leaving the big bash at the peppermint club. mrs. carter rounded out her weekend courtside catching the clippers with j, who kept tabs on the twins we can't wait to meet. by the way, that party saturday night was like a mini-met gala. so much fun. but beyonce won't be going to the real deal. it takes place tonight, the fashion's biggest night will still be fantastic. >> good reason for that. >> stay home. >>> moments away from the

all right, tina kraus live for us in manchester. thank you, tina. >>> cbs news anchor scott pelley has more on the concert terror attack reporting tonight from manchester. that's coming up next on the "cbs evening news." >>> passengers board a united airlines flight delayed when an engine caught fire finally landed at sfo early this morning. that flight was supposed to leave last night from newark, new jersey but an air traffic controller noticed something. he spotted flames coming off the engine while it was still on the taxiway. it was chaos on the 757 as chutes were deployed, flights attendants directing people out. >> i exited the back and when i was jumping off the tarp people were piling on behind me and jumped on my land. -- jumped on the my leg. the stewardess said run fast. >> at least three of the passengers were treated for minor injuries. >>> people in south san francisco are shaken up over a deadly police shooting. officers were called to a home on cork place before midnight. they say a man was standing in the middle of

we get so many great cameos because tina and robert know everyone.y: that makes sense. >> she's gotta learn. she missed it. >> jimmy: how long was she in -- what do you call that? >> a bunker. the premise of the show was my character, kimmy, was trapped in a bunker underground for 15 years. so it's very funny. [ laughter ] and then she was rescued. >> jimmy: she wasc learning things for the first time. man oh man. >> you're nice. >> jimmy: i love it, no, but i really do. i love tina and robert carlock. "30 rock," the brains behind, "30 rock." >> it's crazy. yeah and it has the same sort of cadence, i think, as "30 rock." >> jimmy: but man, oh, man, you're just, cast perfectly and you knock it out of the park, pal. >> well, that's nice of you. thank you. they do the work. >> jimmy: you really do, you really do. [ cheers and applause ] i want to show a clip. here's ellie kemper in "unbreakable kimmy schmidt." take a look at this. >> come on, kimmy. you know it's okay to step on cracks. just because something rhymes doesn't mean it's true. 'cause i've d

. >> reporter: in suburban cleveland, 44-year-old tina knol nowell struggled with glasses and contactsife. >> i feel like >>> we're back now with news that could maybe better vision for you or your family members. it's a new procedure just approved in the u.s. doctors say it could be a better less invasive alternative to lasik for some patients. nbc's dr. john torrez with details. >>ep 44-year-old tina nowell struggled with glasses and contacts for her life. >> i feel like my glasses restrict me from doing things. simple everyday tasks. >> reporter: her doctor recommended a procedure called smile approved a few months ago in the united states. dr. ronald kruger prom the cleveland clinic says for some patients, it's more effective than lasik. >> what's the difference? >> i often say s.m.i.l.e. is like a lap incision. she was able to go back to work the next day.ro incision. she was able to go back to work the next day.s incision. she was able to go back to work the next day.c incision. she was able to go back to work the next day.i incision. she was able to go back to work the next day.

. >> tina styled that so everything you saw, she created that. >> that's just her vision and i just helpake it come alive. >> beyonce hasn't revealed her due date, but that double baby bump has clearly dropped from just two weeks ago. fans are continuing to speculate about the twin's gender, looking at beyonce's wardrobe for possible clues. how is beyonce doing? good, great? >> she's doing great. she's just ready to, you know, to see her babies. >> but the world is waiting for the announcement. >> okay, hopefully soon. >> any updates? >> no. >> i have a suggestion -- >> okay. >> be patient. it's going be an amazing thing. >> tina's not stressed about becoming a grandma again, at 63 years young. you're like the benjamin buttons of mamas out there. >> life is awesome. you know, i supported my girls and i promised never to embarrass them but they're grown and i'm enjoying my life and i'm not worried about being so upright. >> the new michael jackson movie. the revelations about michael during the last two years of his life are fascinating. that's just minutes away. >>> rashad and emma! >> w

tina, thanks again.er the break. >> thank you so much. >> he likes a party. >> warrior kevin durrant apartment is giving back to the community that he moved to less than a year ago. christine rendon has more on his work renovating basketball courts in chinatown. >> reporter: when kevin durant made his entrance, dozens of kids in downtown oakland went crazy. >> thank you for coming out. >> reporter: 200 children were on hand to witness the warriors all-star forward unveil four newly refurbished bay courts in chinatown. kd wasted no time shooting hoops and running drills outside. >> he is good at basketball. he is good at everything. >> reporter: some of the youngest basketball participants. >> well, it just gives you exercise. and it helps your body get energy. >> reporter: are some of the biggest warriors fans. >> that there's a team named after me. golden state warriors. riors. my last name is golden. >> reporter: these children live together at oakland elizabeth house, a transitional housing program th

tina is on the line from holly ridge, north carolina. tina: thank you very much. i appreciate all of the work you all are doing. i just want to share my personal feeling. think it is on our pledge of allegiance, one nation under god. i think instead of all of this turmoil, we need to trust that god is watching over us and taking care of us. host: ok. in other headlines today from the washington times the reports that there could be a shakeup in the washington -- in the white house can vacation seem -- communications team. it says president trump is set to shake up his team moving sean spicer from the podium at briefings according to sources close to the white house. is excited to remain in the job in a press office, but he will be replaced by deputy press can -- press secretary sara sanders in providing the daily briefings. the sources said the shakeup was producible following two weeks of medications turmoil at the white house after the abrupt firing of james comey. ross on the line. good morning. ross: good morning. host: what is on your mind? -- : host: jim, fr

tina fey is here tonight. she is singing bruno mars. plus we have alessandra, featuring don, . >>> happening now, bar tender at buffalo billyards assaulted after refusing to serve a customer because the customer was drunk. he was arrested. we have that story on our website. back with more. >>> a chilling look at the moments just before men open fire inside an elementary school killing his estranged wife. video shows cedric anderson trying to enter the north park elementary through the main entrance. then he enters through the front office, signs in and walks to the classroom where he killed the teacher, that's his wife. >>> a student and then he turned the gun on himself. >> better to be high above than in the water for this one. several great white sharks near long beach. this is days after another shark siting that triggered an advisory off the long beach coast. in nearby orange county the sheriff released this video. sha at least 16 sharks have been spotted. >>> apple expanding beyond state lines. they announced they're spending a bi

it's going to be an amazing thing. >> tina's not stressed about becoming a grandma again, at 63 yearsng. you're like the benjamin buttons of mamas out there. how is liech for you life for you right now? >> life is awesome. you know, i supported my girls and i promised never to embarrass them but they're grown and i'm just enjoying my life and i'm not worried about being so upright. and he helped me to do that. >> i talked to misty in a at the premiere of the new michael jack saun movie. the revelations about michael during the last two years of his life are fascinating, that's just minutes away. >>> rashad and emma! >> wait a minute, what? >> rashad won? that's so not what you predicted last night on "e.t." >> what do you mean, i said rashad all the way? i predicted rashad. >> i think we have the tape >> normani is going to take home the mirrorball. >> fine i predicted normani. >> but in my defense this was such a close season. any one of the three finalists could have won. when rashad's name was called it was kind of like he just won the super bowl. >>> i feel amazing. like, i can't

tina is sitting here doing makeup. >> logan: here is tina turner at that table from the session in 1975e close up shots. >> logan: norman asked her and ike to perform. ♪ ♪ this was the last time norman photographed them together. tina turner left ike the following year, ending the abusive relationship. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seeff: i took the film, and-- developed it and looked at the dailies. and i knew instantaneously what i was going to do from then on. >> logan: norman decided to film his sessions, like this one with lily tomlin, as often as he could. >> lily tomlin: we even used that shot like this, did you ever see it? >> logan: he said he had a different approach with every artist. >> seeff: that's great. >> logan: steve martin's session, for example, began like this: >> steve martin: but don't you know, i'm a wild guy, having some fun here tonight. >> seeff: comedians are the most challenging-- people-- at that point for me to shoot. because you're not actually in the dialogue with them. they are performing. okay, another double, please, from the bar. when i work with a-- comedian-- i becom

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> in the bay area, the bottlerock music festival officially under way in napa. 80 acts will perform across four stages this weekend including tomorrow petty, foo fighters and maroon five. there's a culinary stage where ayesha curry, martha stewart and others will give cooking presentations. >> almost like at a polo tournament than a rock concert in terms of the quality of the concessions and the chefs that are hereby the quality of the wines, the grass field, beautiful. >> 120,000 people expected to attend the sold-out festival. at 6:00 we'll take a look at how bottlerock organizers are ramping up security in the wake of the deadly manchester bombing. >>> stopping terrorism was a focal point of the g7 summit today. president trump met with the leaders of six other countries in cicely. the heads of state signed a declaration against terrorism. british prime minister theresa may said she appreciated the fierce determination shown by her counterparts. earlier president trump met with the japan prime minister on topics including threats from knocked. >> it'

reporter, tina krause, begins our coverage live from manchester. tina? >> reporter: good evening. investigators tonight are trying to determine if this individual has accomplices, if there were people who knew what the suspected bomber had planned for the arena last night. and if these people may know of more attacks that could be on the way. hundreds gathered outside manchester city hall to honor theyoung victims of monday night's attack. >> love in the end is always stronger than hate. >> reporter: the bomb exploded shortly after ariana grande had left the stage, sending off a wave of panic, as concertgoers tried to rush out. >> everybody is pushing. everybody is shoving. shoes are being lost. it was just smoke and embers falling down from >> reporter: -- falling down from the roof. >> reporter: the explosion killed 22 people including 12 children under the age of 16. 18-year-old georgina callander had met ariana grande 2 years ago. 8-year-old saffie roussos is the youngest victim. a suicide bomber attacked as crowds left the stadium. 23-year-old salman abedi arrived by train an

. >> reporter: reginald fin i says that they were raymond fin i and 49 year-old florence , miss tina pompeu. >> they didn't to have do that to my brother and sister. she was the greatest person in the world. >> reporter: he says last time he spoke to his youngest siblings was on sat differential i called every day and tell them good morning and that i love them. >> reporter: he will never do that again because on sunday morning when he called, they did not pick up the phone. he knew something was wrong. sent a relative to check on them. that is when their bodies were discovered inside east clear field street home. both had been shot in the head >> if you know who did it, please, please, call the police and let them know. turn yourself in. please. please. that is all i can say. >> reporter: yes. >> i love my family report report family member, and neighbors described the siblings as church going people, miss tina was a foster mother who described as someone who would help anyone in need. everyone hoping police solve double homicide quickly. reporting live, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eye

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tina fey, alessandro nivola,

are finding very difficult to understand why someone would do harm to florence pompey known as miss tina an awesome woman. she was the best. like literally she didn't deserve this. >> it was devastating just to hear, you know, and then i saw them crying and it was really -- it still is devastating. >> reporter: pompey shared the row home with her 54-year-old brother. their bodies were discovered sunday morning. both had suffered gunshot wounds to the head. he was also shot in the stomach. >> something that i can't even imagine. out of all the people in the world i would have never thought that anything would be at miss tina's door like this. >> reporter: neighbors say pompey was a former foster parent known to her kindness generosity and devotion to god. she was a fixture on the front step where a small memorial now stands. >> faith of the family. what do you say? you sorry for their loss but it's terrible. it's a horrible thing that happened. >> reporter: neighbors began to suspect something might be wrong over the weekend when they didn't see pompey or hear the sounds of the gospel mus

. >> reporter: in suburban cleveland, 44-year-old tina knol nowell struggled with glasses and contactse. >> i feel like my glasses restrict me from doing things. simple everyday tasks. >> reporter: her doctor recommended a procedure called smile approved a few months ago in the united states. dr. ronald kruger prom the cleveland clinic says for some patients, it's morefemore effective than lasik. >> what's the difference? >> i often say s.m.i.l.e. is like a l lap incision. she was able to go back to work the next day. fewer patients report dry eye. >> because it's less invasive, it doesn't dry your eyes out as much. >> reporter: the procedure is fda approved for people nearsighted and do not have a stick ha 'tis m. for now it costs around $5,000 for both eyes. it's not covered by insurance. for tina noel, it was a good investment. >> the status and the grass seems greener. >> reporter: freedom from glasses, thanks to a technique to see life more clearly. dr. john torrez, nbc news, cleveland. >>> coming up next, touching the sun, nasa >>> coming up next, touching the sun, nasa announcin

tina krause, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> the investigation into russia's meddling in the u.s. election now includes president trump's son-in-law. cbs news has confirmed that jared kushner was also the president's senior advisor under scrutiny by the f.b.i. this does not however meanest suspected after crime. looking into meetings kushner held in december with russia's ambassador and a banker from moscow surround jay. the trained by refresh a's security agency. >> and, another legal defeat for president trump's reveals dollars travel brain. it appears they have blocked from suspending new visas for people from six muslim majority countries. appeal to the supreme court is likely. >> mitch more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." one night after charged with attacking a reporter, a candidate for congress in montana learns the outcome of the election. we will tell you what he had to say about the run-in. >> and, wildwood lawmakers make decision on smoking ban on the board walk, why they say more than just a health issue. back in two minutes. the perfect brow.w? brow drama pomade

i am pleased of tina carr at this table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: tell me more about the rory peck trust. >> we're actually very small and work globally to help freelancers because freelancers have always been a part of the news community, very vulnerable, as i'm sure you know. they're having an incredibly tough time right now. the whole climate is changing. the reason that i feel that we're probably more relevant than we've ever been with our work is freelancers are a huge part of independent journalism. the whole journalism landscaped changed. we're noticing a massive change in the amount of people coming to us for the kind of help we give. >> rose: and why is that? for all sorts of reasons. first of all, there are many more freelance journalists than there used to be. and there are many more freelance journalists because news organizations are using them more, because freelance journalists all around the world who have been perhaps working as citizen journalists are really wanting to tell the story of what's going

tina davis, a lot more to watch your from opec and russia.ulia: now let's turn the debate over to steel imports and whether they impact u.s. national security. here is what president trump had to say in april. >> we will fight for american workers and american-made steel, and that is beginning immediately. lostecades, americans have their jobs in factories to unfair foreign trade, and one steel mill after another has been shut down, abandoned, closed, and we will reverse that. scarlet: for a closer look at the state of the u.s. steel industry, we are joined by joe. since becoming president, donald trump has lamented the u.s. steel industry, saying it has been taken over by chief foreign competitors and led to shutdowns and lost jobs. how does that actually effect that? >> it is accurate that we have seen the domestic steel industry years, 70for 50 years, and the same thing has been happening to the aluminum industry. donald trump ran on a platform that looked at these blue-collar workers that were very familiar with steel jobs, coal jobs, eve

me and my teeny tina are off to the heroine conference. heroin conference?ke a jazz concert? that really isn't the best name. what would you call a weekend-long empowerment gathering for girls with speeches from important female leaders? sex and the city 3. oh, i can't wait. we haven't had special mama-tina time since we got stuck in the elevator at your orthodontist's. aw, we thought we were gonna die, remember?

tina: what better country to practice my faith than america. i am proud to be called a sikh american. oh no, looks like somebody needs a new network. when i got this unlimited plan they told me they were all the same. they're not. verizon has the largest, most-reliable 4g lte network in america. it's basically made for places like this. honey, what if it was just us out here? right. so, i ordered you a car. thank you. you don't want to be out here at night 'cause of the, uh, coyotes. ok, thanks, bud. bye. be nice to have your car for some shelter. bye. when it really, really matters, you need the best network and the best unlimited. just $45 per line for four lines. i realize that ah, that $100k is notwell, a 103fortune. yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fortune. yes, you did. getting closer to your investment goals starts w

. >> tina likes summer clothes but not what they reveal. >> it's not a belly button just a slit, i wearwo piece that is the focal point and there is none. >> a surprising number of opinions ask for tummy tucks but he discovers the real concern you don't need a tummy tuck you don't have any loose skin and they point to the belly button. it's sagging skin and stretch marks because of pregnancies or weight loss or an outy. they want a vertical shapes belly button. and repairs can be done in his office in an hour or less. under straight local anesthesia. stretch marks and strepped out skin can be removed at the same time. scars themselveses are hidden within the belly button itself. and patients can be on the beach in a week with good sunscreen or a swimsuit coverup. they are about $1,000 and lewis is looking ahead a few weeks after her naval is done. >> you know the dresses that have missing parts, maybe have a piercing. >> tina thought she was the own one bothered by her naval. she is glad she found a fix. >> impressive results there. can you find more information on belly button surgery

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