time world war ii and vietnam and cc&r we've had them whenever we needed them they're there for us as long as we keep faith with the brave fornicated and when the men and women they'll be there for us thank you (clapping.) >> thank you yellow and thank you for hosting us on this ship it was really expresses us to be out here and looking at the equipment delayed you know, i think that was eisenhower said it was not the plan but the planning together and the third fleets and the e s g they start planning with us all the way back right after fleet week they plan for the next fleet week they and the next marine down no camp pendleton part of emergency management they talk about next year's fleet week and the drills and others in the program it takes a lot of work to plan the events and with us today is the commander of the strike group 3 rear admiral if you could come up here (clapping.) >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for allowing us to be here i'd like to say to the mayor the citizens of san francisco thank you for having the united states marine corp in san francisco ladies and gentlemen

she didn't know us as long and as well. scare her or flip her out and, you know, we wanted to film, so we wanted her permission for that too. >> if the defendants are claiming that she knew that they were going to film her and do something, but she didn't know what, you still have the problem in this case in a kidnapping crime that if you're going to move somebody, abduct them against their will, then that is the crime. if it starts off that, hey, we're just going film you doing something and then they end up gagging her or binding her and threatening her, that goes beyond what they originally told her. if she does not give them consent to do that, whether it's five miles or whether it's five inches, it's kidnapping. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable, professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that r

us. as long as we stick to what we've trained to do we'll be fine. >> they have a great o line.back. we have to focus on our keys and,. >> it doesn't matter who we're playing. we'll keep to our mindset and our process. i think that's good. i think that's the way things have to be. >> if temple beats notre dame on halloween philly will be a mad house. >> it will be. >> absolutely. >> all right. thanks, sean. >> that's our news for this friday night. >> join us back here at 8m for fox 29 weekend v a great evening. fox 29 weekend v a great evening. we'll see you back here tomorro fox 29 weekend v a great [woman]. hey, amy! you back here tomorro [amy] hey, guys! [woman] hey, what's this? [man] oh, it's the new 50 times the money game from the pennsylvania lottery, with top prizes of $300,000. [woman] we could get 2 jet skis. [man] with a private dock! [amy] beautiful! [woman] and a house on the lake! [amy] the house looks great, you two! [in unison] thanks! the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. her window up, he spit in her face. >> announcer: a boy takes on a girl. >

alec: it is embarrassing that it takes us as long as it takes to do this jerky sho, but that is the realityakes a year. mike: this is more like doing three movies in a year. that is what it feels like. but it is 10 episodes. that is -- i don't know. seems like it should feel easier, be easier, but it is not. but i love doing it. emily: when do you start thinking about season three? mike: june. alec: we may be gathering material as we speak. emily: ok. i think we have a good spit up moment. i think that could be written into season three. alec: season three, season of the spit take. emily: all right, mike judge and alec berg, thank you so much for joining us. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ♪ francine: welcome to leaders. santander is one of the oldest and biggest banks in the world. with a footprint in spain, the u.k., and the united states, i

us. as long as we are doing what we're supposed to do. my job is to get the guys to the next level. that is what we are trying to do. whether the team we are playing against believes we can get there or not. i don't care. erin: nine years ago d.c. united and new england revolution last met in the playoffs at r.f.k. stadium. but there were great playoff memories between the teams. r.f.k. will be soggy for tonight's match. weather really could be a factor. tonight's winner advances, the loser goes home. the last time united won an mls cup was in 2004. meantime, the capitals return to the verizon center tonight to build off the red hot 6-1 start. nothing gets the caps fans more fired up than a showdown between alex ovechkin and sydney crosby. they know what the rivalry means and with pittsburgh looking up to washington in the standings this is a great chance for the caps to put pressure on the rivals. >> it's always fun to play against the guys. erin: i think he said how old are you? he didn't like the question very much. world series game two tonight. it will be the mets' degrom versu

us. as long as it's not too personally upsetting. >> i cannot be related to the person -- >> absolutely. >> got it. have one. your mind. >> okay. >> focus on it. at this point the medium would take the two slates, sandwich them together like so and set them down and step right back. now, different mediums had different ways of getting the writing onto the slates. some would write beneath a cheese cloth and claim their hand was being guided by the spirit world, others would write something generic like don't worry about the money, i always loved you, that sort of thing. but my favorites were the very was written with a slate on hidden beneath his feet that he could write on with his toes. people bought slates like these at auction for what would today be thousands of dollars. what was the name you were thinking? >> john. >> all over -- a simple trick. >> oh, wow. and just full disclosure, i was thinking john f. kennedy, meaning our president, you know? but john was, you know, i've always admired him, and john was whom i was thinking. >> and that's how you were picturing the name? >> yeah,

us. as long as we stick to doing what we are trying to do, we will be just fine. >> temple has always played notre dame once in team history. they lost. the it was matt rule's first ever game a as head coach here, back in 2013. and with would be the ultimate redemption tonight on prime time, national tv, the the undefeated temple owls trying to keep that it way against notre dame at the top of the hour. we will have have much more coming up in sports. live from inside lincoln financial field, jeff skversky channel six a "action news"? feels electric already, thanks, jeff. >>> outside where the party is in full winning. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live with the fans and they are siked, jeff. >> reporter: yeah, i can tell you how excited these fans are but why don't you just hear it. >> notre dame fans, they have been out here for hours, getting ready for tonight's big match up. >> who is going to go win this game. >> let's beat notre dame, yeah. >> reporter: they came dressed up, fired up, their costumes not enough to hide their temple pride. >> yeah. >> fight, fight, fight. >> eve

time world war ii and vietnam and cc&r we've had them whenever we needed them they're there for us as long as we keep faith with the brave fornicated and when the men and women they'll be there for us thank you (clapping.) >> thank you yellow and thank you for hosting us on this ship it was really expresses us to be out here and looking at the equipment delayed you know, i think that was eisenhower said it was not the plan but the planning together and the third fleets and the e s g they start planning with us all the way back right after fleet week they plan for the next fleet week they and the next marine down no camp pendleton part of emergency management they talk about next year's fleet week and the drills and others in the program it takes a lot of work to plan the events and with us today is the commander of the strike group 3 rear admiral if you could come up here (clapping.) >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for allowing us to be here i'd like to say to the mayor the citizens of san francisco thank you for having the united states marine corp in san francisco ladies and gentlemen

alec: it is embarrassing that it takes us as long as it takes to do this jerky show, but that is thelity. it takes a year. mike: this is more like doing three movies in a year. that is what it feels like. but it is 10 episodes. that is -- i don't know. seems like it should feel easier, be easier, but it is not. but i love doing it. emily: when do you start thinking about season three? mike: june. alec: we may be gathering material as we speak. emily: ok. i think we have a good spit up moment. i think that could be written into season three. alec: season three, season of the spit take. emily: all right, mike judge and alec berg, thank you so much for joining us. ♪ >> turning ideas into action, the clinton global initiative attracts some of the world's most influential people. leaders in business, politics, and philanthropy. the goal is to find solutions to economic problems and establish commitments that improve lives. on this bloomberg television special, we take you to the cgi america meeting in denver, colorado where a discussion of the nation's growing wealth gap, featuring housin

our commitment at independence is to work with any family or young person who's referred to us as long as we have the funds to pay for them. so that means somebody has to pay for the services. but so we have a no-reject policy which means we take anybody who's referred to us, and it's next to imonly to leave us. -- impossible to leave us. >> you're based in new jersey. >> we're based in newark. >> and the kids come from, are they single-parent households or both parents? >> the majority are single-parent households, usually female-led. >> okay. >> they are at or below the poverty line, and their parent is struggling to make ends meet most of the time. >> so, bryan, when you say the services that marge is talking about, tell us some of things you're doing. you're providing them with, is it further educational training? >> yeah. we have seven different services we provide. we have educational services, we have high school that we have, we have a partner who provides services, but we have high school services, life skills services. and life skill services are transitioning all the youth t

us. and sun says china's recent economic slowdown has not really hurt button town. "as long as there is human civilization," sun told us, "and as long as there are clothes, there will be buttons." if qiaotou is the world's button capital, then this is the center of it all-- a mall with more than 550 shops dedicated entirely to buttons. that's where we met sun's son sean and daughter-in-law in ning. >> it's worse man money. >> reporter: what are some of these here? if you're keeping track, shell, even coconut buttons are in. but mine. is that a deceasent button? >> that's polyester. >> reporter: is that bad? >> the material is much lower than other materials. >> reporter: when you look at me, do you look at my buttons? >> yeah, first time. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> reporter: no! another thing to think about. the couple went to university in austin, texas, but came back so they could help the family business. >> our labor is increasing, and if we don't change ourselves, there is no place for us to live in this world. >> reporter: so you're trying to work smarter here. >

us. as long as my graphics team can crank it out in an afternoon. together my vest and i will explore all the wonders of space. the rings of saturn. the crab neb you law-- nebula. i feel so insignificant! tonight tonight, tonight, tonight, we visit our neighbor mars. okay, sorry, whoops, i overshot it a little bit, let me just back up. and we a arrive at the red planet, mars. name for the ancient roman god of wars favorite candy bar. mars has long been thought of as an arist dusty hellscape where no one would want to live, which why it is off called the tucson of space but an exciting discovery has been made on mars,

us. as long as my graphics team can crank it out in an afternoon.ether my vest and i will explore all the wonders of space. the rings of saturn. the crab neb you law-- nebula. the old hvo logo. i feel so insignificant! tonight tonight, tonight, tonight, we visit our neighbor mars. okay, sorry, whoops, i overshot it a little bit, let me just back up. and we a arrive at the red planet, mars. name for the ancient roman god of wars favorite candy bar. mars has long been thought of as an arist dusty hellscape where no one would want to live, which why it is off called the tucson of space but an exciting discovery has been made on mars, box office magic for matt damon. also, nasa scientists recently announced they have found flowing water on mars thanks to the seasonal changes in dark streaks shown here which are known as recurring slope lineae because that sounds so much nicer than planetary stretch marks. so how can there be water on mars? evidence suggests that during the night time the surface of the planet becomes covered with salty puddles. but wher

have no fear, insurance agents assure us as long as the motorist have comprehensive damage, moose damage. when the top moose went to claim his prize after the work, what did the female do? vamoosed. jeannie moose, cnn, new york. >> that was my favorite part, she was unimpressed by that display. the kangaroo video remains my favorite of all time. i hear a kangaroo can break your leg with their tail. thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow night. set your dvr to watch us any time. ""ac 360" starts now. >>> the breaking news continues tonight out after south carolina where as many as nine dahls have failed and officials fear that more could give way as any moment. flood waters have claimed at least 12 lives, now in north and south carolina. some places seeing more than two feet of rain in just the last couple of days, entire neighborhoods under water, a curfew in effect in colombia, the state capital. first responders carrying out hundreds of rescues from porches, rooftops and roads transformed into rivers. >> trying to kick out the back window of the truck. he's crawling out of th

she told us as long as she's outside the detention center she has no problem waiting. tristan atone, al jazeera, carnes city texas. >>> science say a drug to treat cancer has dramatic effects to some patients with parkinson's disease. found that small doses of the drug improved the mental function and movement of a dozen patients with parkinson's and a symptom called louis body dementia. dr. alessandro de rocca is director of park ins son parkinr center. this sounds different, this sounds bigger, is it? >> it is unusual. this is a story which has caught the attention of the parkinson's community both at the scientific level, the clinicians and of course the patients. because the study, even though it is quite a small study, only 12 patients were participating in this study, had quite dramatic effect. an effect which had not been reported in number, dozens if not hundreds, of other studies. so patients had, in six months of treatment with this drug, an incredible reversal of their symptoms. and some people were unable to walk independently using walker, and became indep

thought it would clear up and usually leave a little after 6:00 and we want you to stay with us as long as you can. you have another ten minutes of slowing and flashing lights arriving on scene. and slow from there all the way down to rena boulevard where the earlier road crews, as we take a look at your map. we had the road crews that were there. they cleared from the roadway and we have slowing and gravel across road lanes. and then sweepers heading over there. we're checking with chp, but the general build is on for hayward and south of the nimitz freeway. little farther south for pleasanton and the build is on, but no problems for the tri-valley. as we move our maps, we'll show you anywhere north of there. a standard build for concord and up thor east shore freeway slows, as well. surprises for the south bay, but i want to show you north 101 is slow right at 680 and much lighter flow there. >> mike, i'll take you way farther south now. southern california. have you ever taken a fam of four there. you get a few tickets and find out it costs how much? some may call it the happiest pla

us. as long as my graphics team can crank it out in an afternoon. together my vest and i will explore all the wonders of space. the rings of saturn. the old hvo logo. i feel so insignificant! tonight tonight, tonight, tonight, we visit our neighbor mars. okay, sorry, whoops, i overshot it a little bit, let me just back up. and we a arrive at the red planet, mars. name for the ancient roman god of wars favorite candy bar.

us. and sun says china's recent economic slowdown has not really hurt button town. >> translator: as longe is human civilization, sun told us, and as long as there are clothes, there will be buttons. if qiaotou is the world's button capital, then this is the center of it all. a mall with more than 550 shops dedicated entirely to buttons. that's where we met sun son's sean and daughter-in-law yning. >> bamboo. what are some of these here? if you are keeping track, shell, horn, coconut buttons are in. but mine? is this a decent button? >> reporter: is that bad? >> the material is much lower than the other materials. >> reporter: when you look at me do you look at my buttons. >> yeah, first time. >> reporter: really? oh, no. another thing to think about. the couple went to university in austin, texas. but came back so they could help the family business. >> our labor is increasing. if we don't change ourselves, there is no place for us to live in this world. >> reporter: you are trying to work smarter here? >> yeah. >> reporter: he is introducing computer systems to modernize how this old bu

no fear, insurance tells us as long as the motorist has comprehensive coverage, moose damage will be covered. but when the top moose went to claim his prize after all that work, what did the female do? she vamoosed. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thank you for being here. i'm ana cabrera. "at this hour with berman and bold uan" starts this hour. >>> new questions about the mother of the oregon shooter. what did she know about her son. what her online postings reveal about their history. >>> a top american commander testifying right now about why the u.s. bombed a hospital, killing doctors and patients. hear why he says they made the decision. donald trump, you've been the republican front-runner for more than two months, so when are you dropping out of the race? is this the case of the twilight zone meets 2016 or is there a deeper reason such as a self-proclaimed winner is being asked so much about being a loser. >>> hello, i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. there are new questions about whether the mother of the mass murder in oregon bears any responsibility for the horrific sho

have no fear, insurance agents assure us as long as the motorist has comprehensive coverage, moose damageen the top moose went to claim his prize after all that work, what did the female do in she left. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> it was hardly worth it, was it? >> that's always the case. >> and thanks for watching "cnn newsroom." >> our second hour begins after this short break. stay with us. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi, and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. ♪ amerivest selects the funds and manages your portfolio. is it run by robots? no no, you can talk to a person anytime. 'cause i don't trust robots. right...well, if the portfolio you're invested in doesn't perform well for two consecutive quarters, amerivest will reimburse your advisory fees for those quarters. i wasn't born yesterday. well, actually it looks like you were born yesterday. happy belated birthday. thanks. for all the confidence you need td ameritrade. you got this. san fwhile this parking loting lies still. life, proposition

i think they're going to use budweiser as long as they can and in 100 years, if people don't want itmore they'll let it go. >> tom miller, of the whole interests in the world, people outside this group, certain occurrence that have remained outside it who's arguing against it and where do they fit in, in this future world, if the merger goes ahead? >> that's very complicated because there are a lot of people who would naturally oppose it. like greg, there are thousands of small craft brewers. they don't have a lot of power this happen. they don't have the resources to really contended. on the government side, regulatory side the side in which we have worked along with the consumers, the ability of the beer, cost of beer, they're concerned with cost and jobs. but in a way i think we're looking at this in a wrong way. everything will go forward, everything will consolidate. they can buy craft brewers. away haas really at issue is how much -- what is really at issue is how much bigger they can get. with bud craft which brought hines and their position in these industries, are they going

ever seen and americans may laugh when i say it was 11 weeks long, but that's a long campaign for us, more than twice asas we're used to. justin truedoe caught up. he first came to our attention in a boxing match with another politician a couple of years ago. he absolutely creamed him. people laughed at him, thought he was a lightweight, turns out he is not. we'll see if he wins. but stephen harpers unpopularity really does seem to be weighing him down so far. >> what happens if no party wins an out-right majority. >> we have parliamentary democracy, a westminster system. that means you vote for your local member of parliament, and whoever becomes prime minister is the person who can marshall a majority in the parliament. then we have -- if it's not enough -- if you don't have enough, you can appeal to the opposition parties or say let's have another election. we have had minority governments before, but chances are tonight we're not going to see a minority government unless the opinion polls and national trends are wrong so far. but if we do, we'll probably see justin truedoe and the leader of the left

, which render us in a authority without real power and as long as israel refuses to cease settlement activity and to release palestinian prisoners in accordance with our agreements with israel, israel has thus left us no choice but to insist that we will not remain the only ones committed to the implementation of those agreements while israel continuously violates them. we, they harefore, declare that cannot continue to be bound by these signed agreements with israel and israel must assume fully all its responsibilities as an occupying power. because a status quo cannot continue. and the discussions of the palestinians must -- are quite specific and binding. as long as israel is not committed to the signed agreements and undermined all agreements, we for our part are not committed to those agreements and israel must bear full responsibility for this development and this situation. this is a decision taken by the palestinian parliament. and i am declaring it right here and now. our patience for a long, long time has come to its end. and it seems that they a

no fear, insurance tells us as long as the motorist has comprehensive coverage, moose damage will beto claim his prize after all that work, what did the female do? she vamoosed. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> thank you for being here. i'm ana cabrera. "at this hour with berman and bold uan" starts this hour. >>> new questions about the mother of the oregon shooter. what did she know about her son. what her online postings reveal about their history. >>> a top american commander testifying right now about why the u.s. bombed a hospital, killing doctors and patients. hear why he says they made the decision. donald trump, you've been the republican

as long as we're using that, it's going to happen. again, it doesn't happen often, but it does happen 39 it happened this month at more than a half dozen caseys general stores. an employee found a credit card skimmer during a routine pump check. an inspection of all 19-hundred caseys locations turned up more devices--- at six locations in nebraska and one in davenport. the company says someone broke into the machines and placed the skimmers inside.. meaning consumers would have no idea. geoff 11:51:38 by and larger their goal is to make this as seamless a possible- and something you dont notice 42 as of tonight, casey's says there are no reports that any credit card information was stolen. but it recommends customers keep a close eye on their accounts. just one of the things greenwood says we all should do. geoff 11:52:57 if you use a credit card, you have protected yourself the best you can in the case of a skimmer jason 13:27:42 i choose my credit card because entering my pin number, i feel gives them access to my bank account - ver

. >> here we declare that as long as israel refuses to commit to the agreement and sign with us, which renders us an authority without real powers, and as long as israel refuses to cease settlement activities and to release the fourth group of palestinian prisoners in accordance with our agreements, israel leaves us no choice but to insist that we will not remain the only ones committed to the implementation of these agreements while israel continuously violates them. amy: meanwhile, a new report has documented hundreds of cases of palestinian rights activists in the united states being harassed, disciplined, fired, sued, censored or threatened for their advocacy around palestine. 85% of these cases targeted students or scholars. the report was issued by the nonprofit group palestine legal. nashiha alam of the students for justice in palestine chapter at loyola university-chicago spoke about facing harassment. >> administration at loyola often suggested members of syrian palestine to fb out -- fbi-style interrogations. amy: the united nations human rights council has abandoned a plan t

using to build our stuff. but it is not something that i am that stressed about at this point. because there is just -- as longs we stay focused on building our own stuff, i feel that is the right thing for us to stay focused on, not worrying about what other people are going to do. emily: you said you hoped for more than a billion people by 2020. do you think you can get there? ♪ emily chang: so drones and lasers -- you know you have got a whole big lab now working on this. when will facebook drones and lasers be ready for launch? mark zuckerberg: well, we are going to be testing some in the near future. i would be probably mistaken if i gave you an exact date on this, but it's -- that is one of the big technical barriers. right? there are a lot of people who don't live within range of a network, and drones and satellites and laser communication is one way to do it. microwave communication is another. these are going to be some of the solutions for providing more cost-effective connectivity to people where there are no existing, you know, cell phone towers or infrastructure like that. emily: facebook is going

long haul. there is great synergy. customers love us for what we do. asg as we focus on employees and customers and partners, we will be a company [indiscernible] emily: what you think about what's happening in the public markets right now and the uncertainties surrounding the ipo window? i was talking to somebody the other day who said, the window is closed. >> for great companies, there is no such thing as a window. look at tesla. it went public at $1.8 billion. oracle went public at $700 million in 1986 and is a $200 billion company today. trying to find your ipo is the most myopic thing you can do. if you are building for a marathon you will not try to optimize at one lap. emily: how big is your customer base? >> we have more than 1800 customers. we are not trying to go after hundreds of thousands of l.a. on it customers. we could if we wanted to. we focused on handfuls. these are customers all across the board, fortune 500 companies and oil and gas and manufacturing and retail, education and government. emily: like? >> if you look at government, we h

time world war ii and vietnam and cc&r we've had them whenever we needed them they're there for us as longwe keep faith with the brave fornicated and when the men and women they'll be there for us thank you (clapping.) >> thank you yellow and thank you for hosting us on this ship it was really expresses us to be out here and looking at the equipment delayed you know, i think that was eisenhower said it was not the plan but the planning together and the third fleets and the e s g they start planning with us all the way back right after fleet week they plan for the next fleet week they and the next marine down no camp pendleton part of emergency management they talk about next year's fleet week and the drills and others in the program it takes a lot of work to plan the events and with us today is the commander of the strike group 3 rear admiral if you could come up here (clapping.) >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for allowing us to be here i'd like to say to the mayor the citizens of san francisco thank you for having the united states marine corp in san francisco ladies and gentlemen, th

national corn growers association says farmers are willing to comply with new drone regulations as long as they are use a drone will do so over open cropland in rural areas, far away from airports or large population centers. bowling says drones can have an important commercial application for farmers. "the faa is really concerned about this. so they are concerned and this is going to create a registry registration requirement i think much like a fire arm registration requirement out there just so they can track who has a drone, what size it is and where we're at," the assocation for unmanned vehicle systems international estimates that agriculture will account for as much as 80 percent of all commerical u-a-s use. the regulations focus on the safe operation of a drone by someone at the controls. but what about drones operating without the "human touch"? tomorrow on agday we'll look at the fastevolving industry of o-ton-a-mous autonomous drones. in other regulatory matters, lawsuits against the epa and its "waters of the u-s" rules will not be combined into one. the panel of multi district litigation r

use. >> and as long as i live. and when you come out to spring to plant, and this is the perennials and plant something, and then whoops, a lilly comes s y comes up. and so when you have little stakes to mark where you plant the lilies or the peonys and that way when you plant next spring, you won't be on top of them. >> okay. >> and what did you have before? >> i live on a balcony. >> and you could put the hose there on the balcony and bring it in if it is outside so it won't crack and same thing for lawnmowers, drain the gas or put a freeze stabilizer in there. and these, e petunias and ferns. >> put them in a very sunny spot. they are called annuals for a reason. >> yes, annuals for a reason, but they do better inside than perennials. >> lastly, that is it? >> and the palms or the ba bananas or whatever you have out on the porch, bring those pla in. >> thank you very much. and we are going to be planting an idea for tonight's dinner. >> how does taco tuesday sound? >> i like it. let's have some. > i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my