jerrod vogel will now have to be registered as a sex offender. that is the latest from the newsroom this morning. juliet: okay. thanks very much. antwan: i didn't know he was married. when police found rosie o'donnell's daughter, she was with a man with a criminal record, joel c. o'donnell was missing for a week. when police found her in a house in new jersey tuesday, the arrested a few years ago for heroin possession and was jailed as some reports say they met on the act tender the drogues were found when they picked the police up and they don't believe any crime was committed. reportedly suffers from mental illness. juliet: police arrested a man who slashed his the victim in broad daylight outside broadway theater. the vicious attack happened to the 45 p.m. outside the theater where the production plays, the thief stole a 30-year-old man's wall and cut him in the stomach with a box cutter. the victim was taken to bellevue in serious but stable condition. police took a man into custody last night. corey pgi of the bronx. regal cinemas, the first

the allegations against vogel are disturbing. allegedly told one of his victims you would like to have sex with someone younger, the younger the girl he allegedly said, the better. as part of the plea agreement the former subway pitchmen faces between 5 to 12-1/2 years in prison and he will also pay $100,000 in restitution to each of his 14 victims. >> the restitution can't undo the damage he has done but he will do all in his power to try to make it right. he also knows he has a problem. >> subway which suspended its relationship with him after authorities raided his home in july released this statement. third though collapse actions are inexcusable and do not represent our brand's values. thomes white katie released a statement saying she will file for divorce. the couple also has 32 children together. he will not have to register as a sex offender. he will also be attending counseling sessions. back to you. >> terrible story. when police found rosie o'donnell's daughter she was reported with a man with a serious criminal recor

what did the search -- subway restaurant chain know about jerrod vogel? some are questioning the company with more. juliet: the sunny forecast, but at the little yellow blob of. >> 66 degrees in central park, it feels nice and dry, we expect mostly sunny skies, warm with low of humidity. if you want to track the weather, download our weather apps at myfoxny.com whether, get daily and hourly forecasts and track any systems coming caraway. more coming up on "good day new york" in a few minutes. feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. if your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec . muddle no more . ben: friday morning a pretty nice week. juliet: the weather has been great. your bright orange. >> meteorologist: we expect to see

we have got the jared vogel story, which is very, very upsetting. this has sort of just happened. long time subway pitch man, jared vogel has agreed to plead guilty for allegations he tried to pay for sex acts with minors and received child pornography. that's his house right there. subway has been very good to him. the agreement says he agrees to pay $1.4 million in restitution to 14 minor victims who will each receive $100,000. he will be required to register as a sex offender and undergo treatment for sexual disorders prison prison. we had heard building up to this federal prosecutors and the u.s. on him. he was going to plead guilty. now, it is over. >> definitely taking a turn for the worse. >> it is almost unbelievable. >> it is worse than we thought. >> we had heard that, of course, the chief of his foundation had already been charged and jared kind of stepped away. >> to kill himself in jail. >> he stepped away from it. he sounded like he was just shocked by these allegations. >> he pull it out. i can't believe this has happened. the foundation has run out of his big h se

vogel song had to step up and so did pinch hitter madison bumgarner. mad bum can do it all. come on, get out of here. going to pop it up and hit in foul territory. he will run a mile to get there and slam into the railing and still make the catch. what a play. a swing and a miss. he gets pulled for the pitch hitter and bum gay garner who came in with two outs, what does he do? he gets a base hit because he is mad bum. the bench is loving it after two walks. bumgarner comes home as he is drilled with the bases loaded. mad bum gets a single and run scored. giants win it 2-0. here is the bad news. he strained his oblique. mri today. he is going on the 15-day disabled list. last thing they need. big mac mark mcguire is back. he -- a frustrating night with kershaw. frustration. get this ball out of here. he has clout. a three-run bomb off rodriguez's third of the year. 4-1 dodgers. and the a's come back to tie it in the bottom of the eighth. base hit. he scores and we are tied at four. so we go bottom of 10. he scores the game winning run. dropping the dodger lead over the giants

vogel song had to step up and so did pinch hitter madison bumgarner. mad bum can do it all.t out of here. going to pop it up and hit in foul territory. he will run a mile to get there and slam into the railing and still make the catch. what a play. a swing and a miss. he gets pulled for the pitch hitter and bum gay garner who came in with two outs, what does he do? he gets a base hit because he is mad bum. the bench is loving it after two walks. bumgarner comes home as he is drilled with the bases loaded. mad bum gets a single and run scored. giants win it 2-0. here is the bad news. he strained his oblique. mri today. he is going on the 15-day disabled list. last thing they need. big mac mark mcguire is back. he -- a frustrating night with kershaw. frustration. get this ball out of here. he has clout. a three-run bomb off rodriguez's third of the year. 4-1 dodgers. and the a's come back to tie it in the bottom of the eighth. base hit. he scores and we are tied at four. so we go bottom of 10. he scores the game winning run. dropping the dodger lead over the giants to just two

and ryan vogelsong was vogel- strong. brandon belt got plunked. madison bumgarner, common down. the giants win and have a chance to gain a game on la. mark mcguire bobble head night in oakland. they outlasted clayton kershaw and marcus semyon tied the game. 10th, billy butler, hero time. a walk-off. 33,067 saw a thriller. the giants trail la by two games in the west. you got to do it. >>> 49er wide receiver jerome simpson has been suspended six games for violating the substance abuse policy. head coach jim tomsula spoke about the suspension with simpson standing right by him. >> the nfl suspension is, we accept it. it is right. it is absolutely correct. so sometimes, people have to hit rock bottom before they grow up. that is where the guy is. >> top this. top this. you didn't see it. we will show it again. [ laughter ] well, the western kentucky lawn snapper snapped the ball out and into a trash can. that, you know what? it ain't bragging if you can back it up. that is some trick snapping right there. >> hence the term long snapper. yeah. >> you know what? ken? we are at the be

vogel song took the mound in chicago and it did not go well. on a friday matinee with a lot of gentes orange in the crowd. the first start since the 11th and a rocket. tomlinson can't handle it. 1-0 cubs. he puts two men on the in the fifth. no relief. another bomb that tomlinson got eaten up by. cubs win it 7-3. giants trail the cubs a game and a half in the wild card. how cute is this now? love the ears on this little baby. a's and astros bay the tell two of the best -- a's and astros. he is tagged in the third by danny valencia here who was just acquired by the a's. he got all of that one. first homer. solo shot made it 2-0. top five and louis valbuena fighting fire with fire. that is deep and that is dwon. that was -- that was deep and that was gone. he will tag on another run ing the opposite way to score brett lawrie. a's win it and now 12 and 4 on a last play team which is amazing. >> thank

vogel song took the mound in chicago and it did not go well.a friday matinee with a lot of gentes orange in the crowd. the first start since the 11th and a rocket. tomlinson can't handle it. 1-0 cubs. he puts two men on the in the fifth. no relief. another bomb that tomlinson got eaten up by. cubs win it 7-3. giants trail the cubs a game and a half in the wild card. how cute is this now? love the ears on this little baby. a's and astros bay the tell two of the best -- a's and astros. he is tagged in the third by danny valencia here who was just acquired by the a's. he got all of that one. first homer. solo shot made it 2-0. top five and louis valbuena fighting fire with fire. that is deep and that is dwon. that was -- that was deep and that was gone. he will tag on another run going the opposite way to score brett lawrie. a's win it and now 12 and 4 on a last play team which is amazing. >> thank so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. u

norman vogel ace accused of slashing the the tires of the nine cars, on august 3rd. police say he was caught in the act and had a knife in his hand. he is facing several charges including criminal mischief. >>> philadelphia police special victims unit is investigating a sexual assault along a golf course. woman told police she was walking through cobbs creek golf course in overbrook around 8:00 friday night. she said man approached her and then started to remove her clothing and sexually assaulted her. the attack has alarmed neighbors. >> i wouldn't walk here at night, too dark with all of the bushes. >> special victims unit is investigating a sexual assault on the cobbs creek golf course last month that is related to last weeks attack, erika. >>> story shocking main line and surrounding community, coach, guidance counselor at the a private school is under arrest, she's accused of pursuing a teenage student for sex. forty year-old emily feeney work at malvern prep in chester county as a swim coach and director of college counseling. the she's accused of using her pos

ryan vogelsong is not vogel- strong. carpenter shoots one past tomlinson.on moss scored the first run. then after the 1st inning, here they came. the cardinals just too tough. nickel and diming. two more runs come in. molina in the 9th inning. steven pascatti. yeah, that's a three-bagger. cardinals win final of 6-0. they fall three-and-a-half back of the dodgers who were victorious again. >>> diamondbacks star paul goldschmidt. how was your night against the as ? stephen vogt had quite a night. into the drink. a two run shot. he accounted for all three of the as runs. in the 8th inning, tied at 2-2, here he is again. found a hole. as won on the road. a final of 3-2 in the desert. hey. congratulations san jose saber cats. man, this is the arena bowl. they are in stockton against white clad jacksonville. tommy grady picked by david highland. at the pick six. cats up by 11. after that, it was all downhill. eric meyer taking off scoring. he accounted for six touchdowns by himself. san jose saber cats. arena champions. the coach and general manager are happy. th

vogel song took the mound in chicago and it did not go well.ay matinee with a lot of gentes orange in the crowd. the first start since the 11th and a rocket. tomlinson can't handle it. 1-0 cubs. he puts two men on the in the fifth. no relief. another bomb that tomlinson got eaten up by. cubs win it 7-3. giants trail the cubs a game and a half in the wild card. how cute is this now? love the ears on this little baby. a's and astros bay the tell two of the best -- a's and astros. he is tagged in the third by danny valencia here who was just acquired by the a's. he got all of that one. first homer. solo shot made it 2-0. top five and louis valbuena fighting fire with fire. that is deep and that is dwon. th was -- that was deep and that was gone. he will tag on another run going the opposite way to score brett lawrie. a's win it and now 12 and 4 on a last play team which is amazing. >> thank you, i appreciate your time. >> for larry and sandhya and all of us, thank you for joining us on "jimmy kimmel live." >> good night. ♪ welcome to beyond the he

thank god i don't have to watch jerrod vogel's favorite sport. >> i think he is sidelined from the shownnedy: make this any less comfortable. >> supporting curt schilling a little bit. i'm a yankee fan. i hated him. i hate you. he played for the red sox.sox. people need to stop getting fired for offhand comments. not because i think what he said was smart but we have to stop firing people for one-off opinions. >> are is what i will say about that. got a guy fired for his comments on twitter. bad medicine coming home to roost. >> we fire people at the drop of a hat. every muslim person i know is a great american. radical islam is an and nazi -ism, a lot of comparisons. watching anti- somatic violent, hateful people take over the world. there is a negative truth. kennedy: my biggest problem, schilling does not believe in evolution. he doesn't believe in evolution. >> if you don't believe in the big bang theory go back and watch randy johnson hit that burp the baseball. that is the biggest evidence i have. he created a whole new world. >> beautiful, well said. big unit. >> that was his nic

subway says it has ended its relationship with vogel -- jared fogle. england remember in time the country stood alone against nazi germany. a battle in the skies over southern england 75 years ago this week forced hitler to abandon his plans to invade the country. coming up in the next hour , we will be taking a look at cheaters. beware. the hackers. data -- the hackers who stole are from ashley madison naming names in the open. the first prescription drug designed to boost women's sex drive is heading to the market. what is being called the viagra for women. out the federal reserve stress tests are pretty stressful for bank of america. good the challenge for the bank, the cost to chief executive brian moynihan's job? selloff.lobal stock emerging-market shares extending their declines to a four-year low. he was falling for the second straight day. pimm: gold and silver expecting to move higher. prices for gold and silver are falling. us, the head of institutional equity trading at raymond james and joe doe. what is the deal on metals right now? looking

. >> derek vogel is dealing with his admitted sex crimes. his wife katie announces she is filing for divorce. that came after the former star pleads fwllty for paying for sex. he faces 5-12 years in prison. the judge has not yet signed off on the deal. >> the deflate gate suspension could get dropped the judge siting several weaknesses in the nfl case including the key witness not being allowed to testify. roger godell was in court with brady yesterday. a final ruling could come by september 4th just before the start of the regular season. >> it is the past it has been seen around the world. marco rubio throwing and hitting that little boy in if the head. >> now the boy has a message for the senator. >> hey, rubio, you get back to iowa, i will be ready for you, rubio. >> hopefully senator rubio goes back to iowa soon to give the tough little 4-year-old another shot. >> he is ready for you, rubio. >> pack an umbrella. rain possible. >> good morning heather and ainsley. if you live in the mid atlantic you need those umbrellas. we have a storm

matt cain placed on the dl, ryan vogel starting.mlinson, couldn't feel the ground in the fifth. 1-0, ryan vogelsong walks, bruce bochy has seen enough. throws it in the dirt, can't handle it. 2-0, cardinals. and molina finishes the at-bat. cards shut out the g-men 6-0. >> everybody knows we're banged out. but i'll go out there with whoever they put behind me and feel like we can win the game. so you know just -- cardinals are a tough team, they have the record they have for the season. >> starting the day two and a half back of the dodgers in the west, four and a half back of the cubs, seventh inning, ties two with a double, next battle andre ethier. base hit, dodgers score four runs in the seventh, caps off with an adrian gonzales single. now lead the giants by three and a half games in the west. cubs up four and a half the giants for the second start. >>> and steven vote has plenty to be happy with. 108 degrees outside the stadium. two-run shot, 17th, 2-0 a's, after two. d-backs tied it in the fifth. two out, mark hanna scores, sn

real quickly here there is jared vogel guy, the spokesperson for subway sandwiches, we've known him forars. i think he started doing the ads back at indianna university. >> and made lots and lots of monday. >> i has a big house. >> big house, made lot of money. now, what he is, charged with is possession of child pornography. in this country, pornography, law enforcement officials, don't prosecute anybody for pornography. >> no. >> but child pornography is a different category. if on your computer at home you are viewing child pornography, that is against the law. and the officials, they don't mess around with that. you can be potentially sentenced to quite an if you years in jail for that. >> since doing plea deal, does it mean he won't go to jail. >> we don't know, it as plea deal, obviously lesser sentence, we won't know until today's hearing, as to whether he is going to be in jail or not. >> apparently they went in, there found all of this child porn upon on his computer? >> the fell hoe ran his foundation, guy russell taylor, producing this child pornography, probably sent to jare

the great clarence page, political reporter for the guardian and chief investigative report he ken vogel. i'll start with clarnls. we've been through this so many times. every time somebody has been killed in gun violence, whether it is senseless or whatever it is, rational or insane or a political killing or a crime. we say we'll do something with guns and two weeks later we're talking about something else. we're talking about hurricane katrina. the gun people are still talking about it. passion and focus is what wins for the, in, are, a. >> you've got it. some kind of sensible -- >> other interests. >> yeah. people on the whole are not as committed to it. and as well funded as the anti-gun control side. and this is, this means that unfortunately, the numbers are being built up in their ranks by tragedy. this father sounding like the sandy hook parents or the family of those in charleston. we're going into a presidential election year. >> let's watch hillary. i was very impressed. you can pick up on this. she promised she would take the issue of gun violence on. she called it a difficul

jerrod vogel has taken a plea deal and this is against allegations he paid for sexual acts with minorsnd receive child pornography in a case that destroyed his career. details coming in on what this could look like. the government has agreed, you'll get prison a matter what, the government has agreed we won't ask for more than 12-1/2 years and his defense team has said they won't ask for fewer than 15 years as part of the deal and there is money as part of the deal too. he has agreed to pay $1.4 million in restitution to 14 minor victims who each will receive $100,000. he will be required to register as a sex offender and undergo treatment for sexual disorders. the subway sandwich guy in the middle of this as a u.s. attorney giving all the details for this plea deal is playing out on foxnews.com but we wanted to show you in breaking news fashion what is happening right now with the story we covered on our network. the hackers of a website for cheaters now claiming they posted data stolen in a massive cyberattack on the parent company of adultery website-lead madison. do you think it wi

. >> i'm a big fan of jack vogel. he says don't even look at your monthly statement. if you bought into the total market mutual fund, if you own the totality of the stock market, forget about it until retirement time. but it is hard for people to panic. tell everybody what they should be doing, if anything, in the face of this? >> don't just do something, stand there. it's a famous phrase on wall street. you need to make sure you're balanced for when you retire, for how old you are with the risk. if you are going to retire next year, you should not be 100% in stocks, and you probably aren't. but if you are a generation x or early baby boomer, you love a stock market pull-back because you buy stocks more cheaply. all i have heard over the past two days is people asking me, should i be borrowing the stocks taking a dive? some of the stocks like apple and disney -- >> what is the answer to that? >> they are in a bear market right now. i haven't heard people say, should i sell my stock but when should i step in and buy? it will be interesting to see if that happens starti

anita vogel has more on what changed and what hasn't over the past year. >> reporter: a weekend of eventsrguson missouri to mark one year since the death of michael brown. from marchs to concerts. not only to remember brown but also to cast a bad light on police community relations. michael brown sr.'s family say -- michael brown sr. says his family is still trying to move on. >> reporter: after police say brown stole from a convenience store and shoved the owner brown was unarmed. after a grand jury failed to indict wilson days of violence broke out. leaving store fronts damaged and looted earlier this year the justice department also cleared wilson. but released a scathing report of the ferguson police department siting bias against african americans. >> there's been a seismic shift in american attitude, only a glacial shift in community relations. >> reporter: more has to be done to hold police departments responsible. >> body cameras, retraining our police department to make sure they use the most effective techniques. >> reporter: the new ferguson police chief offering this message t

anita vogel joins us live from our los angeles bureau. >> well, harris, interesting details that we're learning today. the suspect, david conley, had an on and off relationship with the adult female victim, 40-year-old valerie jackson for years before she married her husband and the oldest child a 13-year-old boy may have been his son. conley told police he discovered the locks to the house had been changed on saturday morning and he slipped into the home through unlocked window. we don't know the motive of the shooting. now, police are trying to piece it altogether. >> mass killings and the taking of the entire family are a tragedy. they're tragic realities that our community has been forced to confront all too often. the impact of such an event in this nature can be felt throughout the ranks of the harris county sheriff's office, throughout law enforcement and throughout the world. >> details coming out are pretty gruesome. police say in addition to gunshot wounds, most of the victims were restrained with handcuffs. david conley is being charged with several counts of capital murder

and also ken vogel's chief investigative reporter a. --. >> well potentially the woman who we broughtcampaign chops. worked on john edwards' campaign back in 2008. that did not work very well. but nonetheless has the experience and could potentially help with presidential campaign or at least bridging the gap between the official government duties and the presidential campaign. in addition he's doing a lot of other things. scheduling a meeting with major democratic fundraisers who supported his and president barack obama's reelection in 2012 at the naval observatory for after labor day. and he's deputyized a number of top aids to go out and feel out potential donors about whether there is the appetite and how much they might support a potential presidential campaign. so he's doing the things necessary to explore this. >> joy, earlier today josh ernest weighed in on a potential run of joe biden for the presidency. let's listen. >> should give you a sense of the president's believe in his aptitude for the top job. >> i've been talking to some and they are saying did you just basically e

this volatility remains me of jack vogel, the founder of the vanguard group. of those moments where he says you shouldn't be opening your statements and you shouldn't be dissuaded from something like this. this is to be expected in the market and you have to be prepared to ride out the good and bad and not to make impulsive decisions as a result. i've got my 401(k) on the line with jack, so i take that to heart. >> so for the candidates, though -- >> i think it's challenging. >> how do they address this to the millions who have no exposure to this? >> what i described from 2008, the american people want to take a look at the candidates and see who appears to understand the fundamentals, the basics of this? trump has a great opportunity tonight. poppy, lit be interesting to see if in a stadium in mobile, alabama, in front of 30,000, if he addresses it. and if he does so, more than just a sound bite of, "i know what to do about the economy." >> how does donald trump best address this tonight? >> donald trump i'm sure will go out there and say, as he did before t

our thanks to nbc's halley jackson for that report, and joining us now ken vogel, chief investigative report for politico. thanks so much for joining us, ken. good to see a huge number there, but no answer from donald trump approached by katie terr how he would come up with the money for this, other than he would use some leverage over mexico to pay for the deportation of millions of people. >> yeah, one of many ways in which his rhetoric seems to be inconsistent with the traditional contours of what we think of as the republican orthodoxy. he talks about getting the fiscal house in order, he's sort of running as a fiscal conservative, yet his hallmark proposal on immigration reform would cost an astronomical amount of money, and as such, should conceivably draw some fire from these other republican rivals, yet they are largely holding their fire on him. in fact, you see a number of them talking in ways as if they, too, are up for reexamining immigration citizenship, which is a surprise. >> you have this challenge kind of thrown out there. you have men and women saying they are going

joining me now, ken vogel, chief investigatiive reporter and pery bacon. >> are walls a realistic idea -- if we decided to do so we could. i think they are not realistic for two reasons. first they would be really expensive. but second of all it is not clear they are necessary in any real way. we don't really have a problem from people from canada coming to the u.s. in large numbers or from mexico for that matter to be honest. the number of undocumented immigrants went down from 12 million in 2007 to about 11 million now. we just don't have a problem of people crossing the bordner huge numbers all the time. so to spend that kind of money that could cost for a problem --. christie's fedex problem was a weird way to frame it but he's getting closer to the problem which is that a lot of people here in the u.s. overstay visas and we should probably work on tracking them better and telling them when it is time to go back home. that is a real problem. the problem with the huge crosses of the worder is not a huge problem. >> ken, walker has been accused of flip-flopic on this opinion of the 1

v jack vogel will join us. >>> the china, fed, currency wars, oil, a lot of uncertainties out there.author will be telling us what he is seeing in the market. >>> all-star stock picking, the blue chip names you may want to be snapping up now. lots of things coming up, guys, top of the hour two big hours of power. >> we will be watching, man >>> do a sector check. energy leading the pack right now because of that big move we are seeing in oil. the oil stocks -- energy stocks are higher by 2.6%. way in the lead. materials higher by half a percent. the best weekly performers, health care the laggard, utilities down more than 5% this week. >>> many on wall street are worried about the phones impact of a rate hike. our next guest has three reasons why you should actually embrace rising rates. rick fer vitt founder and managing pound over portfolio solution, an investment management firm that focusing exclusively on low-cost, low-fee investing. good to have you here. thank you for having me. >> i'm looking at the three reasons for rising rates -- raising rate, explain something to me, inve

. >> a stunning admission from jared vogel pleading guilty to sex with minors charges. >> this is about using wealth, status and secrecy to illegally exploit children. >> overseas in south africa, the blade runner is still behind bars days after prison officials promised to release him. >> oscar pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison for shooting and killing his model girlfriend reeva steenkamp. so far he's served ten months, but prison officials decided to let him serve under house arrest instead. hours before his release, south africa's minister of justice saying the parole board had no right to release him. >>> another closely watched trial that of o a former prep student accused of assaulting a classmate. >>. he's pleaded not guilty to sexual assault and other charges. he says it was consensual. the girl was sexually assaulted on campus part of a tradition known as senior salute where older students ask out younger ones before graduation. >>> on the campaign trail, marco rubio decided to show off his football skills during a stop in iowa. >> it was all going so beautifully

i know this is one person in the audience, brad vogel, who has kind of picked up where i left off, and he cataloged a lot of properties that had been slated for demolition in the footprint of these massive hospital complexes which were also the sort of disaster capitalism post-katrina where neighborhoods were taken out for hospitals which are still not functioning. but my interest in cataloging the demolition of new orleans was that we were at the beginning, and even you said, it gets said over and over again that 80% of the city was destroyed. 80% was not destroyed. 80% of the city was damaged. some of that damage was horrific and resulted in homes being lost, but for the most part the houses are built with materials that could take the water. and if we were educated about how to mitigate that water damage, we would have seen a lot less loss than we've seen -- [inaudible] >> it does. it answers it nicely. >> also one more thing is that money that came from the federal government to demolish could not be used to demolish pre-katrina blight. so all the blight that had existed before the

. >>> former subway spokesman jared vogel will plead guilty to charges related to child porn. >>> chattanooga courtroom chaos. >> all that. >> camp fights. >> continue cheap shots. all out melee broke out between the cowboys and rams. >>> marco rubio was playing football and his pass hit a little boy in the face. in the face. >> and all that matters. >> parents in los angeles, first day back to school. >> emotions running high for the little ones. >> are you going to miss your mom? >> no. >> no? >> oh, don't cry. >> on "cbs this morning." >> might be funny to ask kids what their parents' jobs are. >> what do your dad do for work? >> poop in his underwear. >> is your dad with you there? oh, yeah. >>> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is off. chris is with us all week. welcome back. a new poll shows donald trump is gaining more ground in the presidential race. the cnn survey out this morning shows he trails hillary clinton by just six points. that margin was 16 points just a month ago. the poll also shows a major

. >> nor does jack vogel. thank you, bob.bc earlier this has been the biggest exercise in sheer speculation he's seen in more than 60 years in the business. >> it was interesting when i heard david darst referred to it as the cat that you don't know is alive or dead until you open the box, we don't know if the market will be bullish or bearish till we see what happens in the coming days. let's bring you back to what it was. bob pisani hit on that volatility in the last couple of minutes. huge down day friday. monday we saw an intraday low. down 200 points on tuesday. up 600 wednesday. up almost 400 on thursday. only down about 14 points today. if you take a look at the chart intraday, we tack all those movements along with this particular 11, 12-point drop. you have about 2300 points of movement on a broader scale. if you count all the major intraday moves up or down throughout the course of the week going back to friday, we traveled over 10,000 points or 10,000 steps in the dow during that time. if you take a look at big dow

on the cnbc news line, jack vogel, founder of the vanguard group which currently has $3 trillion under asset management. you founded the vanguard group back in 1974. you've been through a lot of white-nuk it will periods like '87, '97, '2008. there are others, of course. how does now compare? >> well, they're all different. let me slightly correct you while i started vanguard in 19. 4, i came into this business at wellington management company in 1951. i've only been around here about 64, 65 years. something like that. >> touche'. >> i've never like any of these big declines. i've gone through i think three 50% declines. this one is nowhere near that and i don't expect it to get that far, but i find them rather unpleasant. but what's happening now, i think, in this current market -- they're all different. one was greatly overpriced bubble back in 2000. then later on the big mortgage crisis, around 2007. this one is the biggest exercise in sheer unadulterated speculation that i ever have seen. it's just speculators not speculating on what they think is going to happen. but what they thi

jack vogel founder of vanguard very strong supporter of this rule. we'll hear from a witness shortly who plays in this space every day as a fiduciary working with small investors who tells you when you put your customers' interests first it's great your fo your customers and it's great for business in addition. and a transcript from the house shows there is an interesting thing happening right now. the conversation is shifting from whether to have a best-interest standard to ensuring that a best interest standard can be effectively implemented. i'm heartened by that shift and we welcome any and all suggestions on how to improve le proposed rule to ensure it can be effectively implemented. we've heard and understand concerns that have been raised about issues such as point of sale disclosure, date of retention and mechanics of implementing the best interest standard. and as far as we don't lose sight of our north star we are very flexible on the question of how to get this work done. this is about providing guardrails not straitjackets. it's important

casey hunt now is back with us and we're also joined by politico's ken vogel.ound that was covered there, many would say not too many low blows, not too many snults wiinh the exception of edward snowden being called disgusting. what do you think? >> carly fiorina said on sunday that donald trump is not a real republican, and you could look at those answers that would usually give the conservative public base some pause, including his views on affirmative action, whether or not gay people should be allowed to be fired from their jobs. that's not usually how any republican candidate would frame it, but they might talk instead about religious liberty and that those protections should be more important than the protections provided to a gay employee. so i think in those ways, you're seeing some signs that trump isn't exactly where the conservative base is going to be. whether that matters or not is entirely another question, because, you know, he's made all these mistakes, he's said things that many pundits said would get him in deep trouble there, and so far none

subway pitchman gary vogel pleading guilty for having with minors and having child.e up to $1.4 million in restitution to his victims. uber under fire in california for background checks. a new legal complaints at 25 drivers with criminal records were allowed to drive in san francisco and los angeles. one driver in question was imprisoned for 26 years convicted of murder. other convictions for dui to assault. maria: wow, thank you at the company responded to the complaints and safety is a priority that the program they want to use for background checks is not foolproof. how bad is this for uber, dagen? dagen: it is bad. it only gets worse. they have the opportunity to approve upon the system. it is going up if they will ever go public -- if they want to keep growing the have to get this straight. some of the drivers are frightening. i've run into a couple. maria: can you say this just about uber or some of the black car situations in general. dagen: we do at this black car situations in new york city all that time. you had the death of the 60 minutes correspondent. t