and tina arranged a meeting. she told 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 insura

vonnie: tina davis, thank you.re keeping an eye on florence and even watch the path of lawrence on your bloomberg hurr , is the function. times the latest bloomberg business flash, the business -- biggest business stories in the news right now. the cryptocurrency bear market has a 10 month low, bitcoins biggest rival either love the way down, it fell almost 10% in the market capitalization of digital assets has now fallen below $200 billion in total, down about $640 billion from the january peak. one of have a shareholders has cut its stake. thanmorgan chase fell more 5% of the pizza chains in shares of a last year and has now been cut by more than half area of a shares have fallen by 8% since news broke that founder john schnatter used a racial slur. he eventually resided he is now suing the company. snapchat is losing one of the few remainders -- remaining leaders of the team that to become a public. the chief judge yasser is leaving, he will start investment firm that will take stakes in tech companies. thos

. >> tina was at a friend's house. both chief phillips and brittney headed over there. >> come comes to the door. she looks at me and is like it's brooke, isn't it. >> i'm like yeah. >> how did you know? >> i knew it had to be because brittany was there, you know? so it had to be. >> i've delivered more than my share of death notifications, and this particular one was -- i'll never forget it. >> i asked her to sit on the couch and we sit there for a second and i said, "you know, we're -- is brooke morris your daughter?" and said, "she is," and i said, "well, she's been murdered." >> she passed out cold. so we had to get her to, you know, come back to. and i think we were just all shocked. >> reporter: when tina came to, she could hardly process what had happened. >> it was almost like it was not real. you know, "you've got the wrong person. it's not her." >> reporter: but it was real. brooke was dead. she'd been shot three times -- once in the neck, once in her chest and an execution style shot to the back of her head.

well, tina sharkey, thank you so much for coming in.thank you for having me.te well, tina sharkey, th-our next ceo crmethod,ing in. a line of environment-friendly cleaning products. adam lowry sold method in 2012 and embarked on a new mission to reduce the planet's carbon footprint.co his neany is ripple foods, located in emeryville. its flagship product iss a non-dairy milk made from peas. pe that's right. all right, so, milk made from peas. why peas? -yeah,hat's right. pea milk, eh? -yeah. -you know, peas are high in protein and the situation right now is, most alternatives to dairy products are actually pretty bad dairy alternatives. they don't have any protein in them, or have very little, and most pndple agree that they're f thin and watery. so by making milk out of peas, we were able to make something really high in protein but really creamy and licious. and at the end of the day, that's the way we're gonna get more people to eat healthier, more nutritious, and more sustainable foods. -you're a chemical engineer by training. you w

kqed's marisa lagos sat down with the ceo of brandless, tina sharkey. -tina, thanks for coming in.thank you so much for having me. -so, everything at brandless is $3, which ivery low. tell me what kind of products we're talking about. the whole idea of brandless was to create a simple, organized, edited assortment of the things that you love, from chips to crackers to cookies, you name it. and then in the essentials -- so, organic spices or organic all-purpose flours and baking mixes -- as well as personacare -- so fluoride-free toothpaste, essential-oil mouthwash. -was there a particular momenr thatof drove you to create this brand? you've been in business for a while and done a lot of other things that are pretty different from this. -yeah. i would say what's interesting is, it all started with my co-founder. ido leffler and i decided that we actually wanted to change the world togethle in our own small, huay. and we were both doing lots of other things at the time, but we said, "let's carve out the time and the space to as ually figure out whaoken and what we want to fix." i cam

again, tina will describe the project in it's entirety. the reason that we are in front of the port commission today, is that within the project boundary cart are such important lands that are identified in purple on the map that the project sponsor proposes to improve for both shoreline open spaces along the bay's edge, and to improve 23 rd street within the port's jurisdiction. again, create open space along the shore's edge and you create a city accepted improvement to 23rd street. as you will see in the program and in detail design of the project, the programming of the shoreline open space is consistent with the port's 2012 blue greenway planning and design guidelines. with that i will introduce john he will present project context, and tina, and then i will wrap up and we will go into questions and answers. thank you. >> thanks, david. good afternoon commissioners and director. my job is to briefly touch upon two context study and points before heading off to the team to talk more specifics about the proposal. first, as something tha

tina: so you see that reflecting in the market. that's will increase as we get to the november 4 deadline. caroline: as we see oil go who really wins? have seen a lot of pipeline companies going in. we had the great story about trucking companies benefiting by the product that needs to move by truck because there is not enough pipeline. you have 18-year-old kids making six figures out of high school because they are able to get a truckers license. not only the oil but the sand and water to produce it. there is a lot of benefits. you see a boom right there. scarlet: walk us ahead to what we can expect from opec. how do they tie this all in together? tina: if this is a meeting of the joint ministerial monitoring committee,- monetary these are fairly sleepy affairs. they are meant to be a monitoring committee and whether we are keeping our numbers on production quotas. you will see more interest because the deal currently in is coming up at the end of this year. bere is consensus it will extended, but we will wait to see the posturing

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. >> tina holland is another friend. and pam met when their youngest children started attending the same school. they planned family vacations together and trips to disneyland. one year pamela bought her daughter jeanette and tina's sons costumes just for the sake of creating happy memories. her daughter was a princess. tina's sons, a pirate and peter pan. >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy and taken care of, no matter what it took. and i realized that when i first met her. that, you know, she was one of the people that i was going to have as a lifetime friend. >> pam made and sold jewelry, and she worked hard at it. but she wanted more than that. >> she wanted happiness and not to be alone. her dreams were to have a family life and find a mate to share her life with who would love her children. >> which is why it seemed so perfect when, in 1989, an electrician named jim fayed came into her life. he was single, no children. >> they seemed to get along very well. pammy always smiled when she would look at h

thank you for being with us this morning, tina.ked together on many things during eight years of the obama white house, and one thing i know is that mrs. obama only gets involved in things that she's very passionate about. she's not the kind of person you can just get her to do things that she does not really want to do. nobody knows that better than you. >> that's true. >> she seems really all in on this. why is this so important to the first lady? >> as she tells the story, voting is something she grew up with. she watched her dad, even with his ms, get himself to the polls every voting day. it's something we've lost in this country. last midterms only a third of the people who could vote actually turned out to vote. we need everybody to register. we need everybody to vote. our democracy depends on it, so she is passionate about this and she's excited about getting out there, encouraging people to register and vote. this is our week of action r reverance, so thanks for covering this. we kicked off last weekend with chris paul and

tina over there. >> tina died.bly for the best. >> comes up, this old white guy. hey, boys, i heard all about you, and he was fixing something in my mom's house hand my brother and i are like oh, my god, not mom. no! and then he died. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. may he rest in peace. he was too frisky. frank was getting around, man. >> jimmy: yeah, i've heard things like that. >> so we'll have a lot of that on our show. >> jimmy: you did "annie" at the hollywood bowl you were talking about. who do you play in "annie?" >> oh, come on. i was the main orphan. i was leonard, you don't remember leonard. who is that old beerldarded neg boy. he's been here for 50 years. no, no. [ applause ] i was -- nobody wanted him. i played daddy warbucks. >> jimmy: okay. >> so, first of all, this is a full production in two weeks. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> two weeks to put it together. >> everything. so when i act, i didn't have a lot of time, so i do shortcuts, and i said listen. there's a big chunk in annie where daddy warbucks he damages

that's from christina and tina. we honor you today and every day. we love you always. invalid there is hope. god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my beloved, amazing oco and godfather. -- nypd emergency services unit truck number seven. one of the first on the scene. [applause] you are our inspiration. not a day goes by that you're not in our hearts and thoughts. we miss you. our family will always honor and treasure your name, and keep your have become hilarious and loving memories with you a life. i know you and gramps are having fun playing dominoes in heaven and watching over us. we love you so very much. until we meet again. >> and my brother, brian joseph murphy. it's been too long. we miss you. we love you. judy, melissa and cindy are here, the girls, are at school. everyone is doing well. we love you. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading name

we all sat in the room, clearly it's tina fey that should succeed me. and everyone went yep.s the sharpest, strongest writer coming up. >> research is being conducted on the world's first contraception patch for women. the patch is approximately 3 inches in diameter and reads "get off me." >> once she became head writer, she was in a position to advocate for the other women on the staff. she would kind of explain to men, you know, why something was funny. >> introducing kotex classic. >> this is the original. i love the bell. it's so complicated. >> i think women really have the market cornered on irony, because we're subject to so much bull [ bleep ]. >> i think what bothers me the most is people who say that hillary is a bitch. let me say something about that. yeah, she is. and so am i. and so is this one. >> yeah, deal with it! >> you know what, bitches get stuff done! >> and all of a sudden, badass women were the force of that show. >> oh, my god! >> what am i? the police or something. you know what i say? smoke 'em if you got 'em. >> do you love nice presents? do you?! >

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taxes rising ministries scheduled to close anjan tina's president confronts an economy in crisis. i am fully back to watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead china's president pledges sixty billion dollars in financial assistance to africa international condemnation after a court in myanmar sentences to reuters journalists to seven years in prison. and where this term winding down mexico's president prepares to make his final major address to the nation. thank you for joining us anjan tina's president says he is taking emergency measures to control the slide of the pestle has had to backtrack on a major campaign promise and rein say dick export taxes on agricultural products. also announce that he will be cutting government ministries by half his requests at a fifty billion dollars relief package from the international monetary fund but the mall has sponsored widespread protests across the country but agree looking for. cover what's missing during this transition that's become an emergency will ask those who have more capacity to contribute i'm referring to those who export i

and tina but with his latest he returns to his offbeat comedy roots. so this film. directed at left book presents a fast paced and protest satire on the gangsters. and. small time criminal actress dreams of landing that one big kill that'll allow him to break free from gangster boss al qaeda heart. that's together with his old buddy frank he gets involved in a counterfeit money deal with a dangerous asian connection. but who are these asphalt guerrillas. that is. actually a symbol for a certain kind of man an alpha man for man show who is used to getting his way and who thinks that men have leased the world for themselves but then the women come along and teach them a lesson on the. fall and special that. women do eventually come to the rescue but first they have to be rescued themselves actors falls in love with shoplifting marie arthur a somewhat improbable act of chivalry. meanwhile frank is having difficulties with his russian girlfriend oksana it's just a fright yeah. that's what handsome ago is expect even of friendship chaos following. computerization and not

starring barbra streisand and kris kristofferson for the twenty eight tina dition we have instead ofchris christie office and bradley cooper who also directs but the real surprise is his leading lady none other than pop icon lady gaga in her film debut. bradley cooper plays musician jack mayne he used to be successful now he's an alcoholic. is the first time i worried about. chiles so maine has lost his crown but then he sees allie playing. and he knows instantly she's got what it takes to be a star just like in real life. while we were filming this movie we also had the opportunity watching and being a part of watching her seeing him every day and it was literally the whole crew would just sit back and we were all we all kind of forgot we were even doing a job. as a parent on the red carpet was one of the most magical moments of the festival. it was if the public had been waiting for it for years. for pratley cooper i i what i love so much about working with bradley is that you know there was a true exchange you know he accepted me as an actress and i accept him fully as a musician

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the fund she set to meet with argentina's treasury minister and his team for talks on tuesday rajan tina's currency to pay still has food in almost twenty percent in the past week alone driven by thieves in the country would not be able to meet its debt payments. small business in germany pretty much like anywhere don't like to get involved in politics particularly when business is good but with images of angry protests in the german city of can it's going to cost around the world some local companies speaking out about the backlash to germany's controversial immigration policy. it's precision work here at no moss in saxony three hundred employees are making fine watches that sell all around the world the company has stellar reputation over three decades now manages worry that nazi protesters in the city of chemist's might tarnish its image you know because in addition set of course was shocked by what's happening in cannes nets but i can't say that surprised because this has been brewing for years sadly the way these people think is not uncommon for the state of saxony. has. some of the b

and i was in tina's struggles to stay afloat but what does the plunge of the purse so mean for people in banking and dollars for decades. also coming up to this is gulf war got best has been heavily polluted by the country's phosphate industry now the e.u. is stepping in to help with the clean. your business is welcome the german city of folks darkness headquarters of course has begun examining whether the comic should have told shareholders sooner about the emissions cheating scandal that might open the door for compensation payments and openings comments the judge said most of the claims might be past the statute of limitations in other words too much time has passed to consider the complaints. inside these folders are the files thousands of investors are pinning their hopes on the documents could be instrumental in persuading the court to either accept or reject the notion that folks not knew about admissions teaching in the us years before informing shareholders. peers had the plaintiff's lawyer and they had tilled outlined his case to the media it's the defense to. call the hotli

you're up to date now on the news will have another update for you at the top of the hour omarion evans tina from all of us in canberra land thanks for watching . here's what's coming up for the bundesliga plenty to talk about here on. the going to sleep every weekend here. we make up over but we watch as folks of the under budget fight we are seven seven percent. want to shape the continent's future to. be part of africa youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challengers. the seventy seven percent. platform south africa is charged. with the hello and welcome to your business up days another week another escalation in the tit for tat tire of spot between the united states and china this time the u.s. is imposing tarps on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports beijing responded with sixty billion dollars of tarps on u.s. goods. well look for we stressing that a dialogue based on equality good faith and mutual respect is the only right way out of this trade dispute. and what the u.s. is doing now shows neither sincerity nor goodwill on the porch on. the hea

most obvious in terms of currencies of course those plunges of the currencies of turkey and i just tina have a lot to do with concerns among investors that companies in those countries that have taken on dollar debt will find it difficult to pay back their loans in case dollar interest rates are going to continue to rise in that applies those concerns apply of course to many borrowers especially the ones where it's very difficult to foresee how the business will develop in the cases that were mentioned in that news piece we just saw netflix test also how park lloyd the german shipping company i can tell you that their loans are pretty much under scrutiny on the financial markets and in the case of netflix for example it's part of the business model that this is finance with a lot of debt this is not perceived a problem as long as growth rates continue to grow as fast as they have up until now but what about those bad loans what about the practices that actually led to the collapse of lehman brothers fell loans were packed into those obscure financial products that none of us understood

tina said he's been a loving, ideal husband. >> it was like we were two puzzle pieces that were madether. each of us complemented and completed the other person. >> reporter: even in this the happy, new life he says he's never forgotten about jody. but he might have been surprised to learn that someone else was thinking of her, too, after all these years. the county had a new prosecutor and he was eager to revisit old case files. among them a death on the cliffs of the palisades so many years ago. the death of jody. >> there is a renewed push since 2002 to look into the cold cases. >> reporter: marcos covered the case for the record newspaper in new jersey. on one hand he said it didn't seem the prosecutor had reason to pursue the cold case. >> in terms of hard evidence there was nothing new. >> reporter: the prosecutor did have someone new. a famous fame to join the investigation into jody's death. dr. michael bodden, a world renowned forensic pathologist who investigated the deaths of john f. kennedy and john belushi and testified at the trial of o.j. simpson. he was about to turn

2014 cuando el departamento de salud investigó al dueño como denunció esta inquilina >> de no tapa la tinae mujers embarazadas ghan debido dormir en el patio >> para los niños que no saben >> la demanda de 39 páginas señala que los inquilinos que se quejaban sufrían represalias además denuncian que supuestamente eran obligados a pagar pero residentes dicen no tener problemas ni plagas< >> viví aquí por 4 años y nunca he tneido problemas con las cucarachas >> un reporte revela que hay muhcas calles el... muestra los lugares que qurequieren ser pavimentados busa los fondos para recpara unas 1500 calles, equivalente de 400 millas el gobernador de california busca un aautorización reaccione no se hicieron esperar >> gente que trabaja en los bares, clubes >> asegura que seguirá trabaando para actualizar leyes que considera anticudas >> la comunidad hispana de san francisco está de luto por la muerte de quien llamaban con cariño "señora del tamal" >> la conocían como la señora del tamal, pero se llamaba virg in r>> le ocmpré 3 tamales, me llevé a casa ricos y me venía muy buena por años alimentó

i'm going to us and tina which needs money when as i was negotiated a loan from the international monetary fund in june to stabilize the economy but just three months later it wants to renegotiate because things are getting worse and the i.m.f. says it's ready to do more offering to bring forward the payment but first the two sides need to come to the agreement in washington today. a cheerful reunion but it wasn't long ago that christine like out a nickel asked to have me a free the fifty billion dollar loan but now they're back at the negotiating table the first third of that loan was already paid out in june and the next installments are scheduled for the coming months but that's not fast enough for the argentinian economy minister he wants the second tranche in the next few weeks otherwise his country faces insolvency when. we're talking with the fund about how to continue advancing so that the impact of all the support that the international community has given to us when we close the agreement in june can materialize into an improvement in the fiscal indicators in argentina record and

it's been great we have had tina part of our team, too, because to have her experience and to help us, we aren't there is “ we are a to help us along, we aren't there is —— we are a relatively young team, she is very much part of this as well. the individual competition came down to the final fence of the final round. germany's european championships riding for the title had the last fence down and that handed the gold medal to ros canter, who becomes the first individual british world champion since zahra tindall in 2006. i absolutely cannot believe it. quite emotional right 110w. believe it. quite emotional right now. i'm just so proud of allstar b, who is phenomenal, that is all i can say. use your team-mates make mistakes, there was no room for errorfor you at all so mistakes, there was no room for error for you at all so how did you deal with those nerves?” error for you at all so how did you dealwith those nerves? i tried not to watch the last few anyway so i didn't really know. i knew what was going on, but i pretended i didn't. chris has changed the way i write com pletely chr

when you can have rob lowe, and who need tina when you have snow white?es sense, makes sense. >> and, of course, the lyrics weren't good enough in the original. >> stephen: they rewrote "proud mary"? i forgot. >> of course, they did. rolling, rolling keep the cameras rolling. ( laughter ) hey, man, i'm just a guy who does what they tell me to do. >> stephen: when did you know that, perhaps, there was maybe a problem? >> you know how like if you get in front of people and there's a sea of faces -- and let's face it the oscars is not only a sea of everybody in the industry it's a billion people watching at hoarnlg over a billion. and everyone in the industry is there and i look out and that night i'm focused on one face, and that is barry levinson, the biggest director in show business. "rainman." he wins five academy awards that night. there's no one i'd rather more impress, and i look out and i see barry levinson and he is literally going... ( laughter ) that's when i exwoo. >> stephen: uh-huh. you got a hint. >> that's when i knew. we all have denial as

he profiled a really cool painter named tina mary. take a look at her story. there she is in the vineyard. she paints people. she actually paints on the people. can you see her working on artists. there's kirsten tuning, and what's going on she's applying paint to kirsten using the backdrop as part of her painting, and it will be completed by the actual model herself in this case. look at the detailed work that goes on there. the what's going on tina will blend the artist in. >> oh, wow. >> there's the person tre. leaning tower of pisa and golden gate bridge. the people are in the first shot and she preserves them in a photo. we'll talk you through this right over here. the girl there. kirsten covered in the places she needs to be covered by more than just paint. over here at the studio we do something a little easier. it's the chrome key and that's why i can't wear my cool green sweatshirt during the day. >> now you're art. >> that's my art pose. >> oh. i'll buy it. >> very michelangelo. >> as he moves. >> that's amazing, to picture it. >> i should boy someth

tina marquez: "it was almost like you were looking at the sun."thomas fire burned right up to tina marquez doorstep (marquez) "i figured it was fated to be a sad ending."her family was lucky---their home on colina vista road still stands"and these go 24-7."but the home continues to show signs of damage both outside and inside..."it's not environmentally clean, we have air purifiers which we have to clean every two weeks we have 5 and one air scrubber." marquez filed a claim with her company---farmer's insurance "the overall sentiment from our insurance company was that we don't really care you'll just deal with it it is what it is and we don't owe you anything."the company offered her 26 hundred dollars to clean the homebut she says her family has spent more than 15 thousand dollars to get their home livable againand their 5- year old son max still struggles asthma"every once in a while he will wake up in the middle of the night and wake me up and say mommy i cant breathe."in frustration --- the family decided to file suit they claim farmers didn'

tina krause, cbs news. >>> i'm sure a movie will follow.>> it will be good to watch. >>> this is the current condition right now. the delta fire now, just south of mount shasta and redding, right now it is pretty warm. 80 degrees and humidity levels have dropped. now down to the 20s. on both sides of interstate 5 there is rough terrain and a massive fire has grown. this afternoon in the mid-90s there and here is a look from the doppler camera. a layer of hayes -- haze across the valley. also looking a little bit hazy here but the cloud coverage has cleared up. that means we are not protected by the clouds from this air quality forecast. no advisory or alerts but it is something to keep in mind. there is particulate matter in the skies. around the golden gate bridge that clouds are serving as a barrier from the smoky skies. we have cloud coverage that is stubborn all morning and has yet to move away. the north bay covered in clouds. is keeping you cool, 56 san francisco. 74 livermore. you can tell it is pretty warm right now. is going to get warmer later on. here is a satellite radar.

. >> tina louise. >> betty white. >> yeah, yeah. >>> also tonight on fox, tim allen returns in "lastter being cancelled by abc. >> is it just me or does it look way better on this network? >> way better. >> almost 90% of everybody's back. we were gone for what a year and a half, a year and five months, something like that, and everybody's back. >> it might be the same set, but this season tim and tv wife nancy travis are empty nesters which means? >> getting your sexy back in the relationship maybe? >> could be. we're back on fox. a lot of things are possible. me in a clog and thong. >> oh, my god, please. what episode is that? >> it's coming up. >>> was he wacky when he put you to bed as a little girl? >> i can't really remember, so i wouldn't know. >> those times have gone, don't go there. >> that was so cool. mary hart and robin williams. that was robin williams and his then daughter zelda, having a father/daughter date night at the 2003 golden globes. it's been a little over four years since robin's tragic passing and now zelda is carrying on his legacy and sharing the career adv

mostly high-level now but we'll see some low clouds as well. 73 san jose, kupper tina.the peninsula 71 for you. 62 half moon bay. breezy along the coast line. north bay temperatures ranging from the 60s to the 70s. 70 in san rafael. 7 in santa rosa. if you like this pattern, you're in luck because it's sticking around for a few days. 70 in fremont. inland areas blb nice and mild and sunny. 75 degrees in walnut creek. there's a lot happening this weekend. chinatown autumn moon festival. clouds in the morning, cool in the afternoon. low to mid 70s in the mornings and in the afternoons, mid 60s. cal hosts the bengals, 67 at the stadium. make sure to have your shades and sunscreen. we have a samford game. you can download the app and check out the temperatures anytime you want. here are the temperatures for your weekend. accuweather seven day featuring breezy and cooler weather, minor warming on sunday. low 60s to low 80s, temperatures drop a few degrees starting off the workweek. then as we head into the middle to latter part of next week, mid to upper 80s inland. by frida

for tina and the whole family, some days are really tough.inner, because i'm just used to doing it now. but sometimes it is, like, a bit hard. it's also hard for the youngest member of the family. is it sometimes difficult at school, because maybe some of your friends don't know what you do at home, i suppose? yeah. what do you tell them? i don't really tell them anything about what i do at home now. really knead it. once a week, the family does get a break, here at the blackpool carers‘ centre, a charity working in partnership with blackpool council. in the last five years, new legislation was brought in giving more rights to young carers in england. all over the uk, children are now legally entitled to help from the local council. an assessment measures the impact caring on a relative has on a young person, but the level of support is different depending on where you live. in some areas, very, very little support, and actually, the duty is to assess need rather than actually support children, which feels very uncomfortable and, for me, and

tina in tennessee. tina >> caller: hey, jim.rst i wanted to say you know how at the beginning of the show you say you're not trying to make friend. >> that's true >> caller: well, i think if you did a tour, you could fill all the u.s. stadiums with all the friends you've made because of all the money you made us. >> thank you very much >> caller: i wish you would. >> thank you >> caller: i wish you would. thank you so much. i'm looking to add a pet stock to my portfolio and i know that pet health care is hot >> yes. >> caller: i've been looking at pet i.q. i saw it today giving a public offering of common stock and also saw that they hired a new president. susan soltis who i'm not familiar with and wondering what you think about this as an addition to my portfolio >> well, i do like the company very much. that's not that big an underbrigunde underwriting it could give you an opportunity to get into a high growth company so certainly going to endorse it if you can get it on the equitying often that's a real good place and thank y

. >> hi, i'm tina. >> i'm gemma. this is our son grover. >> grover?e there any secrets you can tell us about this house? >> oh gosh. secrets. well there's no upstairs. >> what do you mean? >> it looks like there is one and, you know, we just come down. we just come down the stairs. >> so what happens when you walk up the stairs? >> i think it's literally just a drop like a cliff. you don't want to go over. >> come on let's go. oh, she fell. she fell. don't tell anybody. >> just kidding. that's called comedy. >> for tischina getting to work with her long time friend is a dream come true except she's never really sure what he's going to do next. >> finally i am here working with him and he's just a good guy. see how good he is. he even plays the grater, the cheese grater. >> it's crazy on that set. "the neighborhood" premiers october 1st on cbs. >> coming next on kron-4 news at eight: san francisco's brand new 2- billion dollar transit hub.... shut down until at least the end of next week, after officials find another cracked beam. what's being done to

the two countries most vulnerable at the moment are argen tina and turkey. as they've gone down investors have thought well are there others? brazil? obviously one. countries that have large current account deficits, high levels of foreign debt. larger deficits. naturally they start looking round. of course the scale as bit amended there. the argentina peso has crashed where as e.m. currencies generally haven't had quite the same crash. you are seeing that degree of contagion starting to flow through as investors fret about other emerging markets. don't forget the emerging world has set a lot of inflows over the last few years, a lot into debt related instruments. mainly in the private sector. and of course that then creates worries about them at a time when the threats to world trade, because of the tariff issue and worries about china slowing down. so all of these things applying on the emerging markets. >> here in asia you've seen this interesting phenomenon where you look at the likes of india, the likes of even australia. you're seeing the currency gett

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you are driving on the richland bridge to san rafael, a nice drive and this stretch between the car tina's bridge, 17 minutes drive and a little bit of slowing at the bay bridge but nothing to worry about with a nice light commute. >>> cruz in north carolina using helicopters and boats to rescue people trapped by the ca the death toll from florence is 32 and the storm expected to drop more heavy rain today. emergency responders work around the clock to help people in the coastal town of wilmington, cut off by floods and members of the coast guard are flying countless missions trying to find survivors. >> it's devastating to see this. you see it on the news, but then you fly over in a helicopter and taking it all in at once, seeing the house underwater, seeing people standing on their porches, gentlemen on his roof, people are losing everything and it's nice that we are there to help. >> in the meantime, no matter where you live, you are bound to feel the effects of hurricane florence. next, the financial impact. >> everyone lost everything. no way to describe it. >> reporter: it will take

videos from a school in or again tina. as you continue to watch, it is becoming clear as to what is exactly going on. [ speaking foreign language ] >> oh, don't do -- >> oh, my gosh. that is awful. >> yeah, you can see these students, the guy there witul o it all. >> this is just breaking my heart so much right now. this is awful. >> well, of course it's awful, but of course what is worse is all the laughter going on, the joy at this other person's suffering. >> i don't know if the brain just hasn't developed, but they should know at this age right from wrong. >> you're wondering where the teacher was, she had stepped out of the classroom for just a few minutes. and, in fact, the only reason that we're seeing this is because, well, where do you think they put the video? >> online. >> social media. >> they recorded all of it in the hopes to help get them in trouble. >> this video being seen, the girl's parent and other parents at the school reached out to the police and the school themselves. the principal said five student

our record to be tina almost went to the south of the country to meet fake quebecers the american uses military surveillance methods to combat poachers she says it's the only way to break up the networks of illegal hunters dealers and buyers and protect the remaining elephants . my name is fake with us and with the international fund for animal welfare in kenya and i lead our elephant protection and country poaching projects for east africa. they crave us used to work for the u.s. military fighting militants now she's in southern kenya fighting poachers the largest and strongest animals are the ones most in danger. it's a race against time. elephants are extinct ecosystems crumble you know there's cast . skating affects for the communities that live in these areas that are reliant on wildlife for their livelihoods and you know in the end it would it would be the human greed you know where we were the generation that can take this on and and stop it. like the militant groups poachers for networks that reach beyond their village. because they have no work they turn to illegal activities

. >> and with nominees like leslie jones, presenters including alec baldwin, kate mckinnon and tina fey be everywhere. and look out for these love birds. ♪ put your filthy hands all over me ♪ >> justin timberlake will be beside wife jessica biel who's up for "the sinner." "this is us" nominee sterling k. brown will be with wife ryan and his co-stars. >> it's an opportunity to spend time with my cast who i love and adore. although interestingly enough, get this -- can i break this? no, i can't break that. >> no. >> he wouldn't confirm anything, but don't be surprised if sterling's also involved in monday's big show. here's what we can confirm, the governor's ball after party will be on point. let's breakdown the menu by the numbers. >> 3,000 pounds of prime beef, 2,500 pounds of olive oil poached salmon, over 32 pounds of summer truffles from italy. >> and to wash it all down? 7,000 cocktails. >> lots to celebrate with vodka to bubbly. 5,000 bottles, enough to keep everybody with a smile on their face. >> don't forget the emmys are live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. follow our red carpet

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