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unh-unh. sit down. this whole persnickety thing is not gonna fly in the world.

. >> i talk to people at unh. do you know they have a rock climbing wall at unh? >> yes. >> okay. have rocks. [ laughter ] right out there. what the hell do you need a rock climbing wall for? tell the kids at unh go outside and climb those rocks. not the rocks inside. climb the other rocks. what have i found as i have gone around the country? there is a rock climbing wall epidemic going on. >> you have a problem with rock climbing walls? >> somebody who is paying $122,000 in college tuition this year at princeton and notre dame. you are damn right i have a problem with rock climbing walls. if they can't climb those rocks and they need rocks inside a gym to climb we have a problem in america with n. higher education. everybody knows it. it costs too much to send your kids to college. that was one example. an example of a collision tuition paying parent. two days before that had paid the fall semester tuition at princeton and notre dame so the pain was acute at that moment. >> governor christie, thanks for the time. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for inviting us into your home to

. >> i talk to people at unh. do you know they have a rock climbing wall at unh? >> yes. >> okay.ocks. [ laughter ] right out there. what the hell do you need a rock climbing wall for? tell the kids at unh go outside and climb those rocks. not the rocks inside. climb the other rocks. what have i found as i have gone around the country? there is a rock climbing wall epidemic going on. >> you have a problem with rock climbing walls? >> somebody who is paying $122,000 in college tuition this year at princeton and notre dame. you are damn right i have a problem with rock climbing walls. if they can't climb those rocks and they need rocks inside a gym to climb we have a problem in america with n. higher education. everybody knows it. it costs too much to send your kids to college. that was one example. an example of a collision tuition paying parent. two days before that had paid the fall semester tuition at princeton and notre dame so the pain was acute at that moment. >> governor christie, thanks for the time. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight "

>> unh-uh. they can't. i can break stuff in here. i can do it. i know how to get their attention when i want it. i know how to make them run in here. i know how to do all of that. they want to hurl me to prison. i need to get out of chatham county jailhouse before i end up doing something to somebody in here. >> coming up -- a setback for de'andre sanders. >> i'm back in admin seg for the duration of my time. >> despite what he thought charles shepherd discovers not everyone gets along with the tattoo guy. >>> at the chatham county detention center in savannah, georgia, de'andre sanders had been trying to stay out of trouble after spending three months in the administrative segregation unit. >> ain't going to be no problem with staff. i'm going to stay out of their way. everything they ask me to do i will do it. i ain't going back in orange. >> but now sanders is back in orange. >> i came over here about two hours ago back in adminseg for the duration of my time. >> what are you written up for? >> the small stuff like shower and not being out of

>> unh-uh. they can't. i can break stuff in here. i can do it. i know how to get their attention when i want it. i know how to make them run in here. i know how to do all of that. they want to hurl me to prison. i need to get out of chatham county jailhouse before i end up doing something to somebody in here. >> coming up -- a setback for de'andre sanders. >> i'm back in admin seg for the duration of my time. >> despite what he thought charles shepherd discovers not everyone gets along with the tattoo guy. and ladders. sfx: [screams] they have all those warnings on 'em. might as well say... 'you're gonna die, jeff.' you hired someone to clean the gutters. not just someone. angie's list helped me find a highly rated service provider to do the work at a fair price. ♪ everyone can shop, but members get more with reviews, live customer support, and better pricing. visit angieslist.com today. >>> at the chatham county detention center in savannah, georgia, de'andre sanders had been trying to stay out of trouble after spending three months in the admin

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>> unh-uh, but it got what i wanted.they brought me over here. >> elijah received 15 days of disciplinary lockdown and loss of privileges. like administrative segregation, he will receive only one hour out of his cell per day. but while he's in disciplinary lockdown he won't be able to place commissary orders and make phone calls. but elijah said it doesn't matter now that his court case has been resolved. he is awaiting transfer to prison to begin a six-year sentence and says the remaining time at the jail will be memorable. >> now that i've been to court i'm going to cause them hell until i get out of here, which means i'll take a few days off and then go back to work. that means i'll be good this amount of days and then go back to being bad this amount of days. >> you have the days mapped out? >> yes. i have three on, two off. >> what happens tomorrow? >> flood the toilet. might pop a sprinkler. depends on how the weather is outside. >> why does that play into it? >> if it's cold outside i'm not going to be soaked in

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very unhe wialthy for sensitive groups.imits activities. >>> and the pacific, hurricane fred in the atlantic, but it is very active. two hurricanes on the map right now. here is honolulu and the island chain of hawaii. this is hurricane ignacio and that continues to move north and away from the islands. so just getting pummelled by 20-foot-plus waves on the eastern shores of hawaii. and then you see hurricane jimena. and jimena is a powerful category four hurricane with kinds one stained at 130 miles per hour. classic-looking hurricane. very well defined eye wall and the outflow of the winds and structure of the storm. this also moves to the north of the chain, hawaiian islands. that's some good news, but keep track of the surf. and heat wave tomorrow through first. and late thursday there danican where brief thunderstorm. sunday not as hot. then 90s again for monday and labor day itself and muggy as well. and many 90s on the board getting into the first week of september. >> all right, adam, thank you very much. >>> with t

the chance to go to unh and afford it and not come out with debt. so that is up to the governors. i am not just talking the talk. i walk the walk. for the private, the pell grants. we have not kept up with our commitment at the federal level with the grnts. i would. it makes so much sense having a strong, educated country. >> gale taylor from the audience take it away. >> i am concerned about the money in politics. do you support an amendment to override the bill to reform campaign finance? >> the supreme court struck down some of these based on first amendment right for the wealthy to spend their money. and there is another case in the supreme court that also says the wealthy can spend their money on first amendment freedom of speech issues and finally citizens united -- i don't think i would go for a constitutional amendment, but i would have justice with my appointments of the supreme court, would take a few there are limits on speech as far as campaign finance goes. i have been a civil libertarian also. i think the money coming into the campaigns is so enormous it is hard for

unh-unh, not today. but, uh, but i'm going to. (chuckles) stupid visor. (chuckles) people need to know victim that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage. we've gotpeptocopter! ummy town. ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonder! ♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. >>> pope francis is gearing up for his trip to the u.s. later this month and yed, he delivered his first message to america ahead of that visit. >> holding a virtual audience, the pope met with americans across three cities. abc's david muir traveled to the vatican to join the pontiff. >> reporter: we quietly wait outside this door, inside the closed walls of the vatican. we're not far from the pope's residence, a simple building where he lives with other priests. famous for choosing to forego the grand papal apartment. we're told in a moment the doors will open, the pope will emerge. instead, the door opens, t

. >> reporter: for 10 seconds you lex unhe was latched on? the whole thing was 10 seconds, yeah. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died. he spent all of august in hospital and full recovery could take years a as foe going back in the water. >> absolutely not. you could pay me $10 million i won't, i won't go until i know it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear along the coast of australia. over the past 12 months a short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attack by sharks, two died. >> life imitating art. it's a little bit lie jaws, there is a lot of fear. i know surfers are rewill you be taps to go in the without early the why so many sharks and attacks this, could be this year's el nino is changing water temperatures, bringing sharks closer to shore. or that heavier rain than normal has washed nutrient nutrients it seize attracting small fish that the sharks feed on. a after a ban maybe more sharks are reaching maturity than before. what can be done to protect swimmers and surfers? along this coast that question has provoked

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business owners save on commercial auto insurance, you tend to draw a following. [ brakes screech ] flo: unh... [ tires squeal, brakes screech, horn honks ] ooh, ooh! [ back-up beeping, honking ] a truckload of discounts for your business -- now, that's progressive. >> i have >>> i have a theory. job references are worthless. after adam ward, we find out the killer was a [ bleep ] and a lunatic. he aid they were racist, but racial ak you sayings were his schick. no one gives any honest job references ever. at his various jobs he had a reputation for threatening behavior. the sales staff at one point hid from him in a locked office. he left a string of conflicts and he was a terrible worker. so how did he keep getting jobs in he didn't get bad references even when hr rencommended even when he was told to get help. it might get you sued, bad references. >> and the employer was probably afraid because of eeoc and everything else to call the police and say this guy looks and sounds kind of dangerous. looks like he had a couple of fights. >> we live in a time when we are forced to the lie of emis

in fact, the hungarian government was approached by unh who offered to help in any way possible evenet up camps the hungarian authorities told them "no thank you, we're okay." the camps the government has set up that it wants these people to report to ashleigh cannot accommodate this volume. they're already full at this stage but enough contrast right now that is playing out between the government's attitude and those who support the government. but it's another portion of the population that is beginning to come out and show itself. show its support to the people who really, really need it. >> and that has been especially obvious and very heartening for them as well to see this kindness in hungary because it's been a very bitter experience for them here. >> it's just remarkable the pictures that you're giving us live right now arwa. i want to mention that the person who is behind the lens of the live camera you're watching right now is cnn photojournalist christian streib who has been working alongside of arwa damon for days on end. i don't know that either of them have slept. it's

. >> univision anchorman jorge ramos unhe repentant after his showdown with donald trump.os will be here. >> new study says immigrant families use much more welfare than americans born here. in addition, the feds say many people

the last time we checked in with these guys, doctor on demand announced a major partnership with unh, the gigantic health insurance company and last week doctor on demand announced a deal with cvs health, the huge drugstore chain, that could potentially refer millions of new patients to their service. plus yesterday doctor on demand reached an agreement to become the preferred telehealth service provider to blue cross blue shield of minnesota, the largest health care plan in the state. some 2.6 million members. they're starting to really get a lot of customers. yesterday i got a chance to chat with adam jackson, the co-founder and ceo of doctor on demand. take a look. adam, much has changed since we've talked to you last including a big partnership with cvs and some very exciting news because of blue cross/blue shield of minnesota. what does this do in terms of the scale you have and how you can blow it out using two entities to sign up a lot of people? >> hi, jim. thanks for having me back. those two deals are giving us more of the same. more great stuff. it's exposing the doctor on

business owners save on commercial auto insurance, you tend to draw a following. [ brakes screech ] flo: unh[ tires squeal, brakes screech, horn honks ] ooh, ooh! [ back-up beeping, honking ] a truckload of discounts for your business -- now, that's progressive. >>> welcome back to this special edition of hannity. donald trump's style has made him a favorite with voters. he has rubbed plenty of his riva wrong way. he addresses some of his critics. your critics say you haven't given any solutions today. 93 million americans now out of the labor force. 57 million of those are women. 46 million americans are on food stamps. 50 million americans are in poverty. staggering numbers. >> amazing. >> when you think -- >> then you hear there's a 5.4% unemployment. it's really -- if you add it up, it's probably 40% if you think about it. >> it's high. and it's only washington math that gives you that number. >> phony math. >> when you think about your economic plan and you think of those statistics, what are the top three things that come to mind that you can do to help the 93 million, the 57 million a

>> unh-uh, no, they did not. they probably would've advised against it, for safety purposes. >> reporter: she chose a public place for their first meeting, agreeing to a talk over coffee. >> how are your parents doing? >> they're okay. >> reporter: after some chit-chat, jordan assures her he's still the man she fell in love with and that not everything about him is a lie. >> well, that's the hard part. i'm trying to differentiate between what's true and what's not. >> and you really can't. at the moment you really can't. it's too soon. >> reporter: does he suspect anything's going on here in this hidden camera stuff? >> i was hoping not. but i became very nervous and i started to fidget with my hands. i mean i completely shredded a poor napkin. >> reporter: jordan even wonders aloud if she's taken the story to the press. >> what's the worst that can happen? how could i cope with it if, you know, your next phone call was to a reporter -- >> but i'm not that -- >> i'm just saying, like i said to you -- >> because,

the dow is up 17 points, done don's and unh leading the charge.ng as oil is trying to get its act back together. it was down $1.50. now down 97 cents as goldman says the bear case would take oil to $20 a barrel. >>> medical marijuana going mainstream across new york state. kate rodgers joins us live in new york with all the details. cate? >> hey john, that's right. if there's any question as to what the momentum is behind legalizing marijuana in this country, just picture this, in a few short months in january there's going to be a marijuana dispenser a few blocks from here in union square. run by a company called columbia care which has operations in washington, d.c. and in arizona. it's one of the five companies that was awarded a license by new york state to set up shop here. they'll each have one manufacturing facility and four dispensaries. columbia care's ceo formerly worked in finance at goldman sachs. he tells us he's hoping to streamline the company's operations. >> we try to draw from our experiences, with other markets and other busines

>> unh. mr. kasich: and you do what? >> i am also on an attorney. we get candidates like you to talk about fiscal issues. i've hardly ever spoken to them. >> i know. >> i got my picture taken. >> i am from ohio, as well. mr. kasich: where you from in ohio? >> akron. mr. kasich: how did you get here? >> i got married and carried away. mr. kasich: you never looked back. do you ever go back? >> just when my folks were there. i was born and raised there. when i was 23, we went to buffalo, now pittsburgh. mr. kasich: where did you live in pittsburgh? >> murrysville. mr. kasich: i'm from mckee's rock. >> we have a daughter in pittsburgh. mr. kasich: does she like it? >> she does, she is a nurse practitioner. mr. kasich: does she like it? >> she does. and her husband is a chief of surgery at allegheny general. and she is a nurse practitioner. still part of upmc. mr. kasich: allegheny general is one of the best trauma hospitals in the world and he is a chief of surgery. >>> he is a specialist. mr. kasich: wow. >> if you have any problems -- [laughter] >> go

. >> univision anchorman jorge ramos unhe repentant after his showdown with donald trump. tonight mr. ramos will be here. >> new study says immigrant families use much more welfare than americans born here. in addition, the feds say many people on unemployment don't want jobs. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the iranian nuke deal will become reality. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as we have predicted, president obama will have enough votes in the senate to override a congressional veto of the nuke deal he wants to make with iran. although some democratic senators oppose it, at least 34 will follow the president and that's all needs. today secretary of state john kerry said this. >> critics tell us over and over again you can't trust iran. well, guess what? there is not a single sentence, not a single paragraph in this whole agreement that depends on promises or trust. not one. the arrangement that we worked out with tehran is based excl

some of the telling, revealing, obnoxious parts we could on this show and my fox news show to show unhe had he had about the conversations, selling body parts, beating heart. we could get good money for intact fetus, et cetera. who is fooling whom here? >> nancy pelosi is trying to pull a fast one over on americans. that is the way i see it. listen the video doesn't lie. these are not voiceovers we heard. i watched some of the videos. they are horrific. listen, it is a felony to alter an abortion in order to harvest issue. this is something that people really need to understand and recognize, this is a felony. the investigation should not be on the people who did video, should be on planned parenthood and medical professionals who are involved. neil: saying republicans these groups, conservative groups, religious groups are anti-woman, or a war, as a woman how do you feel about it? >> i think it is utter nonsense. this is felony. should not be happening. they should be investigated, planned parenthood, medical professionals involved in horrific issues going on in planned parenthood faci

this room behind me, tell from television, we're at unh campus. college campus.be a lot of fans of hers. this very small room to have the event. she is not getting big crowds. in fairness, jeb bush is not either. in vegas he had dismal crowd. republicans have their own issues. bill: we will see your picture later regardless. thank you, ed henry. there in new hampshire. >> reporter: thanks, buddy. bill: martha. martha: on republican side governor scott walker's campaign is speaking out of a the debate this week and they're blasting what they say was cnn's agenda-driven coverage after moderators asked him just three questions during the course of wednesday night's debate. they made mistake unfortunately leaving him off the graphic that included all other candidates next day. governor walker taking a shot at the media in general saying that he thinks the media in the tank for woman you see on the screen. play this. >> i think boeing in we knew the narrative no matter what was going to happen was that they were going to say carly had a big night no matter what. obvio

is right there to use all available instrument fuss inflation outlook changed materially or case un-unh> nonetheless, it does appear to be having somewhat of an impact on the future markets. >> two camps, those that think the ecb will go shorter and those who think they are going to got same amount as promised. >> yep. well, interesting. scott nations, thank you so much. we will see how this trading day unfolds but looks at least at the start as though it's going to be a pretty decent one. >>> when we return this morning, market volatility throwing some valuations for a loop. we will tell you what companies are trading at a discount right now. >>> and then, the release of the force awakens is months away but disney is firing up its promo machine. tomorrow, a ton of toys and merchandise hit shelves for force friday. the details are just minutes away. "squawk box" hits a light speed right after this quick break. this just in: 50 million customers' data was not compromised this morning in a security breach that didn't happen. wall street. not rattled. at all. no. not at all. not at all. i