curry, vinny. >> yes. >> who are you tight with? main go to guys. >> i like to hang, you know, jason peters, trent, ronnie brown, guys like that. donnie jones. >> that is right. i love it. thanks for joining us. we are glad you are here. i have a few questions for you. first one i hear you have a nickname. >> mr. getsply. >> explain to me how you got that name. >> i am dressed in high fashion type stuff, i used to be real material stick and i kind of am, you know. >> you are very well dressed. >> yes. >> maybe vinny can give me a couple pointers because i am not and my

-might have to call vinny, and get him over here. -we got some pipes. maybe get some pipes and roll it across them. -oh, i thought you were talking about these pipes. -ahh. -you're talking about-- -besides those pipes. - --different pipes. -yes. [music playing] students: hey, george. -hey, guys. what's up? -we want to help mrs. klein, so what can we do? -well, actually, i know exactly what you guys can help me do. all those pots you guys designed and painted in class-- i still have them i've got to fill them with flowers. i could use your hands. what do you guys say? students: yeah. -awesome. -you guys want to help me plant some flowers? students: yeah. -all right, guys. these flowers are looking beautiful. i think we are ready for a reveal! what do say? should we go and get mrs. klein? students: yeah! [music playing] -welcome home, guys. all: hey, george. -so good to see you. -how are you? so good to see you. -aw, so good to see you guys. -we're so excited. -well, are guys ready to see what we've done? kevin: we are. josephine: yes, we are. -all right.

if fans were inducted into the hall, he'd be be a shoo-in, bald vinny and the bleacher creatures nextis is holly. her long day of outdoor adventure starts with knee pain. and a choice. take 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. onward! finally, the purple pill,hr the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand, comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ >> pelley: after 1,390 performances in new york, the curtain is coming down on the biggest star on the most magnificent sam stage in baseba. tonight, derek jeter who has played short stop for the new york yankees since he was 20 is making a final appearance in the bronx. here's jim axelrod. >> reporter: as baseball bids fair well to royalty, the lords of the game, like commissioner bud selig, will be wistful. >> how lucky have we been and i've been at the face of baseball through the past two decades has been derek jeter. >> reporter: but out in the bleachers, they'll be feeling it in their guts. >> i think for many people, especially people of my generation, he's our h

they nicknamed the bear vinnie. >> appropriate. totally. you may remember vinnie was brought in by wildlife officials in june. they think he's walking upright because his two front paws are injured. last month, officials say he is recovering nicely and should be able to walk on all fours again soon. i hope. >> i can imagine if he walked up to the door and rang the bell. i'm vinnie. he'll have his own reality show soon. >>> take a look at this. an australian firm has designed what may be the scariest house ever. it's designed to literally hang off the face of a cliff, which overlooks the indian ocean. the house isn't real yet. what you're looking at is actually an artist's concept. >> i wish it was real. it looks so cool. inside the house would feature five floors including three bedrooms, an outdoor kitchen and jacuzzi and gigantic floor to ceiling windows because you're there for the view. steel pins would anchor the house to the cliff face. you got to hope -- >> that sounds sturdy. >> you have to trust your engineer in that case. when it'

vinnie vie he will la, chairman of the new york stock exchange. long-time financeer. runs a high frequency trading firm virtu. he bought eastern airlines, bought rights to the airline. one of the biggest name in the airline business, defunct in 1991. bought it from what i hear, people close to the firm, looking to relaunch it in december as a charter airline and then launch it as a regular airline with essentially flights to latin america. he is looking to relaunch earp airlines in -- eastern airlines in 2015 as competitor, smaller scale. he is willing to do it. he is entrepeneur. willing to take chans. here is the other thing, virtu postponed the ipo because of high frequency trading scandals and all the mess surrounding eric schneiderman looking at it, and flash boys controversy. he is still looking to do this ipo in 2015. biggest determinant whether he does it trading volume. if trading volume returns to some sort of normally, eight billion, compared to what it is now, he is back in the game. melissa: yeah, had to be, alibaba had to look pretty tempting looking on

. >> reporter: forensic hacking investigator vinny troia says there are deep underground networks of hackers all over the internet profiting from the trade and sale of photos like the ones involved in this breach. >> it's almost like they have contests to see who can outdo each other. >> reporter: but the leak is also exposing just how vulnerable out bersonal information and pictures are on the internet. the solution lies in those passwords, the bane of our existence. they are the gatekeepers to our privacy. security experts say we must make them unique and change them often because a photo in the wrong hands can cause something much worse than embarrassment. it can even put you in danger. >> you can tell the latitude, the longitude and the altitude of where she was the moment it took that photo. >> reporter: with all that information out there, the single most effective thing you can do to protect your information online, don't just use a password. many websites now offer two-step verification. you want to choose that option. you will get an added layer of protection, david. >> rebe

a play. >> vinnie sunseri: and he throws his hat.a straw hat and it's not really heavy. he's able to throw it like zorro at us. i thought it was going to hit us and knock us out. and just starts yelling at us. and we're like, "we just got sabaned." >> keteyian: got "sabaned"? >> sunseri: yeah. >> saban: you messed up my hat. >> keteyian: but saban's players have faith in their coach, largely because of a revolutionary approach he designed years ago called "the process." "ignore the scoreboard," saban preached to his players. "don't worry about winning. just focus on doing your job at the highest level, every single play, and the wins will follow." ( cheers and applause ) >> saban: the approach was to challenge the players to play every play in the game like it had a history and a life of its own, and tried to take the other team out of the game and make it all about us in ters of what we did. >> keteyian: it's like jumping out of a plane without a chute. i mean, in your business, "what, we're not going to focus on winning?" >> saban:

here with more is vinny latroya a.port says basically it was the self-checkout lanes, we haven't heard yet from home depot about that, but does this make sense to you that it could have happened the way it's described in the report? >> it makes sense, but it also raises a lot of flags. assuming that the attack, that the breaches originated in or around eastern europe, you have to wonder if they're taking the time to breach a company like home depot, why are they only focusing on self-checkout lines? the hardware isn't inherently different, so it makes you kind of wonder what's going on specifically with those. and when you start to look at it, it's very possible this may be some sort of a localized job, for example, where somebody literally can walk up to the point of sale terminal and maybe insert a malicious usb, for example, and infect the terminal. cheryl: but that would have to go nationwide. home depot has admitted that this hit, you know, all of its stores. we're talking a couple thousand stores, correct? >> fai

. >>> palestinians in gaza are still in desperate need of humane tar vinnie relief of weeks in to there israel destroyed much of the strip's infra structure during a month-long bombardment. what little remains can't be repaired due to limited supplies. andrew simmons reports from rafah. >> reporter: delivery runs like this are as crucial now as they were in the war. aid agencies still providing a lifeline for 10s of thousands of people. this is free drinking water that is filtered and safe. for those returning to damagedded homes, even when the water supply is working there is often no electrician are tries at this to pump top from ankles -- electricity to pump top from wells. gaza's only power station had been hit reportedly by israeli shells. the treatment man was destroyed a long within generator and purchase bine damage. turbine damage it will take a year to fix and will only provide a portion of the power that was needed. it only had the capacity to give gaza 60% of its power. some of the shortfall made up by supplies from israel and egypt. >> it was a cal catastrophic situation

has been going on for the past 20 days 220-kilometers west of the city, at least a dozen is veil vinniese been killed over the past five days. we don't know how they have it's casualties are among the police and the military. but there has been -- this is really part of a pattern of fighting we have seen all over the country this summer. very, very heavy fighting. attacks of the taliban trying to take provincial center like the one they have been trying to take over the past five days, very protracted fighting in other provinces, fighting in the east and south of the country. afghanistan is losing about 18 people a day to this fighting, civilians, police forces, security forces and the army. a very, very difficult season here in afghanistan and now we know another battle going on astill ban fighters try to take a district 220-kilometers west of gazni city. >> thanks very much, indeed. stkpwrerpb, general tkpwerjennim kabul. >>> learn from syria and avoid the sectarianisms. shia houthis were around the capital of the u.s. has ordered some of it's diplomats out of the country. the presiden

almost no one knows the second and third verses and they all do different things, as vinny has already implied. the first one is a statement, beginning actually with a question, o say can you see, and it is very specific about what occurred that day. the second verse is all about the flag. it addresses the flag. the third verse is the most war-like of all, and that really discusses the difficulty we faced at that time and how we had to fight our way out of those difficulties, and the fourth one is really a statement of faith. a lot of what happened in the early days of this republic, when we were still in our adolescence and trying to survive, had to do with our faith. faith in ourselves. faith in our ability to sustain what we had created here, and it is that faith, really, that carry the defenders of fort mchenry and others involved in that conflict through to a point where suddenly when it was all over, when this battle ended, when the word went out, the world was suddenly aware that there was a new player on the global stage and it was here to stay. >> at 8:56, we'll hear the barra

what is amazing to think about is that vinny broadcasting don donor games for as listening as spencereif. >> that's true. >> we know you think of those numbers it's both amazing. >> both are rmarkable. >> exactly light. >> mind boggling. >> thanks everyone. >> compliments you sthaichlt what that was. >> thanks. >> i guess some of us misinterpreted it. >> okay. >> i heard it in your favor. >> i did too. >> thanks for watching. 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook and all of the mobile device with our 7 news app. >> all right. hope to see you again if an hour. at 11:00 on >> all right. hope to see you again if an hour. at 11:00 on channel 7. goodbye (phoenix's "lisztomania" playing) hmm. ♪ so sentimental ♪ not sentimental, no what the hell is that? looks like a farm animal. (babbling indistinctly) ♪ fortunate only ♪ i've been lookin' for something else, do let, do let ♪

yesterday we had vinny the bear, the walking bear. this is a place for bear news right here. >>> actor charlie sheen news, paying $1,000 to a waiter who only got a 20 cents tip from philadelphia eagles running back. >> the tiny tip on a $61 bill. the owner claims mccoy and his friends were also verbally abusive to staff and made derogatory statements to women. >> so sheen sent this tweet out to the owner saying, please tell the waiter i'm pledging $1,000 to him for the tip debacle. just want to help. mccoy was asked about that and he said today he left only 20 cents because the service in his mind was bad. and the tip was him making a statement. as for sheen, mccoy said he he's glad he's grad lad he's finally doing something positive with his life. >>> let's go right to live doppler hd. we've got sunny skies, and still hot conditions in some parts of the bay area. especially in our inland areas. let's take a look at it. right now, conditions, 100 degrees, still in livermore. 97 san ramon. 98 fairfield. concord and antioch. 96 degrees.

. >> killing a deer like in my cousin vinnie? boom. right in the head. i would prefer to hear her talking about something more substantive. even if it's gun control. it's where all politics is going. it's all visual. >> there's money pouring into her campaign. big spoiler in the race. it's not allison's gun. it's not mitch mc connell's eery purple lips. it's patterson. he's going to upset the apple cart from one of these two and it just depends where the libertarian vote is going to go. he's getting some traction. >> what do you think? >> i think she's picking up on i'm free to be shooting for you and me because she's trying to appeal to the limit of government folks in kentucky. >> i have to get you in on this and i'll go back to the ad. you know i'm a gun toting gal and i've been known to hold a shotgun or two. i looked at the ads very closely. i wondered if they went in there and put her out there specifically for this ad. she had on the el cheapo little plastic glasses. she had a nice vest on. looked authentic. it's a pretty big gun for measure. >> w

that's what he gets for having his taxes done by vinnie "the deduction" barbalaco. [ laughter and applauses is a shame to me. a florida woman who was in the news this week for having three breasts was outed as a fake after her prosthetic breast was stolen at tampa international airport. [ laughter ] but the weirdest part is, the middle breast was real. [ laughter ] there's a new study out. we get very excited about new studies here at "late night." a new study shows that bacon can be used to stop nose bleeds. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, some very exciting news. the way it works is you eat bacon and then your blood is too thick to bleed. [ laughter ] it's a medical condition called fat blood. [ applause ] this story is amazing. a boy in china is expected to have a full recovery after doctors removed the chopsticks he had shoved so far up his nose that it lodged in his brain. [ audience oohs ] of course, for him, a full recovery is still pretty dumb. [ laughter ] like, even if he's totally fine, even if he's no worse, he still thought this was a good idea. [ laughter ] like, it's not going

. >> the reasons whether vinny viola or anybody else who sets these the algoes aren't based on a technical move in the market. the algoes are the trader reaction for the 15 handles i'm talking about. if you can be ahead of it and ride that wave you can make a good portion of that. but after that the market is just going back to work. and this my opinion the market works higher. >> we'll see. thanks so much. >> thanks. >> coming up our cowl call of the day is a bullish outlook on apple. one analyst says the party is just getting started. and nelson peltz pushing for more moves on dupont. the stock is on the move today. >> and silicon valley heavyweight peter thiel has harsh words for twitter today. >> horribly mismanaged. probably a lot of pot smoking going on there. >> well the traders i'm laughing. . i'm sure the folks at twitter are not. what is the real deal there? ready to debate. that many and you have more straight ahead. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all

we have retired general anthony vinny that will be here. and bill johnson will be here from heinz. and conrad black on how the media will sometimes make you wonder who is the enemy. now whether it's lou or me, it's a little against the backdrop of a fast moving market responding in realtime all around the gold. that's on fox business, the one place you can get all of that, the one-stop electronic shop. why would you watch anything else? why would you watch fox news? really, kidding. >>> there's nothing like going to war to get politicians going for broke and leaving us with the bill. what they're doing that we're uncovering that you might find infuriating, after this. [ male announcer ] ours was the first modern airliner, revolutionary by every standard. and that became our passion. to always build something better, airplanes that fly cleaner and farther on less fuel. that redefine comfort and connect the world like never before. after all, you can't turn dreams into airplanes unless your passion for innovation is nonstop. ♪ unless your passion for innovation is nonstop. an unprece

mike to vinnie. 22 yard touchdown. they win easily, 67-20. pollard going to villanova next year.unning the 12-yard score. they win, 49-15. how about the public league? jeremiah watson rolls out. picked off by drummond. that's a pick six. 24-0 shutout. overbrook running all over dobbins yesterday. baker working hard. look at him bouncing off tacklers. boom. got to wrap up. overbrook runs away with a 20-point shutout. strawberry mansion building a team for the first time in history. they wouldn't get a win. safety, the sack, kensington wins, 35-6. and that's just an appetizer. much more on the high school blitz tonight at 7:00 right here on nbc 10. don't forget you can vote for the high school blitz game of the week for next friday. the choices are delsea at camden. go ernlg washington and north east. logon to our facebook page to vote or text your one-time vote to 610-624-4111. >> that's a one-time vote. >>> just a few minutes before 9:00. disagreement ahead on "nbc 10 news today" monique braxton is live with the aftermath of today's building implosion in germantown. >>> first, le

. >> reporter: hacker expert vinny troia says there are deep networks of hackers all over the internetrom the trade and sale of celebrity photos like the once involved in this breach. >> almost like they have contests to see who can outdo each other. >> reporter: the fbi still investigating the alleged hacking and who is behind it. but the privacy breach is also exposing just how vulnerable our personal information and pictures are on the internet. the solution, lies in those pass words. the bane of our existence, they are the gatekeepers to our privacy. security experts say we must make them unique and change them often. because a photo in the wrong hands can cause something much worse than embarrassment. it could even put you in danger. >> you could tell the latitude, longitude, and altitude where she was at the moment they took the photo. >> reporter: with all that information out there, the single most effective thing you can do to protect your information online, don't just use a password. many websites ask for a two-step verification. you want to choose that option. you will get

so you are right, when i was about on the iranian board here there have been eye rain vinnie spitersi have witnessed that are fighting the islamic state. also u.s. military advisers here, calling in the air strikes. now you have iran and the u.s. on the same side. yesterday i ran in to a convoy of fighters from the med -- i. this is the army of al sadr who was no favorite of the u.s. military when they were here during the occupation years. the p.k. k. the kurdish rebels that are a terrorist group accord to this u.s. are on the front lines here fighting the islamic state and benefiting from the u.s. air strikes. it's really kind of a coalition of the disprable that have come together because the islamic state represents so much of a threat to them. for awful these groups how do you deal with an organization that has no diplomatic ties fox, way for economic sanctions and a clear ex-fashionist policy where they expand as fast as they can. everyone realizes it takes the boots on the ground and the fighting that is going on the last two weeks. >> al jazerra zips "fault klines." correspon

among them army command sergeant vinnie atkins who spoke with colonel jack jacobs about service in vietnam including a night where wild tigers helped his team escape. vietnamese fighters. >> tigers stalked us that night. you could -- the tigers could smell the blood on us. we could see the eyes of the tiger. as the north vietnamese soldiers were more afraid of the tigers than they were of us. so they backed off and we were gone. >> you can watch the medal of honor ceremony live starting at 1:50 eastern time tomorrow on msnbc. stay here. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. ounds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is

. >> i don't think vinnie needs -- liz: this is why i want -- he owns an nhl team. >> why do they want? they want to grow the business, obviously -- liz: quarterly reporting, the the insanity. >> general marketing partners would like to leave. excuse me, not general atlantic, sir vel lake. liz: i just got back from sand hill road. i know who invested in what. silver lake. >> my mistake. silver lake. general atlantic is probably in -- i think they're the get go. the other high frequency trading firm. but anyway, their investers would like to cash out. >> all right. right here, charlie has it -- >> by the way, the moustache institute is this to support me. liz: you look less like martini from one flew over the cuckoo's nest. >> i have back up from the moustache institute, i just learned that. liz: i'm shaking in my shoes. >> pittsburgh, pennsylvania. liz: the closing bell, we're about 27 and a half minutes away. just days before alibaba's massive ipo, one of the best minds on wall street has just completed his rating of the e-commerce giant. it's an algorithmic trade, a rating that he do

>> limited to humane tar vinnie supporhumanitarian andinfrastru.have to support iraq, w we cannot let isaac take over iraq, they would threaten saudi arabia, and it would be okay to say we are not letting isis to stake over iraq and then step the military incursions in iraq itself. 120 missions right now to date is nothing. we could be going after on the offensive these vehicles that we know exist that they took from the iraqi security forces. >> what sort of troop number does the united states have to have? >> on the ground, you probably need about 60 to 75,000 troop to his drive isis out of iraq. if you look at the way they are aligned they are along these road networks that exist between the major towns there. it's unlike the europe theater or other place where his we fought wars where the inning my controls paths of lands they just control road works, if you martial troops along those and mass your fires you could drive them back out of iraq, as a minimum and deal with face two which is sear request ya. syria. >> if the united states puts 6,000

. >> that's what he gets for having his taxes done by vinny. >> you asked for it. the question is can you handle it? >> bring it. >> we lost our minds here. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin with a third night of american air strikes against isis in syria. warplanes from the united states and two hit oil facilities and this morning french fighter jets bombed targets in neighboring iraq. >> new video shows oil refineries. david martin is at the pentagon saying the newest air strikes were a success. good morning. >> good morning. this time they set out to hit isis in the wallet by destroying targets which helped fund its operations. strikes were carried out by the u.s. air force and by aircraft from the united arab emirates and saudi arabia. the targets were 12 small-scale oil refineries much like these in the eastern desert of syria. according to the pentagon, the refinery's produced between three to 500 barrels a day which isis used to power its own

we have ethical hacker vinny trulyer with us. i will go off on a different track for a second. 6. is that a partial answer to this hacking of credit card information? >> it is more revolutionary, it eliminates credit card numbers or the need for credit card numbers. there is no number. it creates a secure token between the throat and the car. it is eliminating the possibility of being stolen. stuart: when it is accessed by a some prints which is unique to you. would you say you can't hack this thing? >> researchers have shown the thumb print can be hacked so you have to be careful, have the extra pin code. you don't just rely on the thumb coin. everything at some level is hackable. this is a more secure systems and using credit card numbers. stuart: 2 home depot and target hacks. i was a victim. got a call the other day that someone produced a mastercard that looked like -- $500 wortufo cancel all the master cards which i have for myself and my children. occurs to me that this hacking which is going on at an extraordinary rate is placing an enormous financial burden on banks, c

s vinny quan. will be with us the whole hour.eking with the ceo's of two of the biggest mall owners in the country. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." i am stephanie ruhle. we are a look at malls. joe gromek is my guest host for the hour. you hear it all the time that malls are in trouble, e-commerce is expected to grow over 16% this year while last year, mall traffic dropped 50%. is it time to worry? no next guest and joe say way. scott will stain is the ceo of retail partners, and art is with ceo of a company that owns and operates more than 50 malls. is this a big myth that people are not going to malls anymore? >> yes, it totally is. that statistic that was mentioned, that mall traffic is down over 50%, is totally false. when they hearw, that retail traffic is down, then they convert that to mean mall traffic. over the pastio, year, the total sales of our malls was actually up 3.5% to 4%. traffic probably was off maybe 1%, but our shoppers when they came to our malls new exactly what they were doing to some degree. they we

pastor vinny holmes was fed up with the theft so he committed to stake out the neighborhood until he could catch that thief. >> when he finally did, he tells the thief at gunpoint and until police could arrive. so bay town police say that they have found dozens of stolen items in this women's home. >> wow. >> american 160 countries held protest on sunday to raise awareness about climate change. >> here in the united states protesters filled the streets of manhattan chanting their demand for actions, to fight global warming. president obama and another world leaders will attend a climate change summit in new york tomorrow, demonstrators say, that the time to speak out, it is right now. >> i am marching because i want to build a bright future for my family, for my appalachians and for the entire world. >> there was a huge demonstration, over there on sixth avenue. world leaders, plan to work on a pack that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions during tomorrow's summit. >>> meanwhile a record breaking year for the amount of carbon pollution released in the air they say more pollution was