i saw willie nelson perform a concert in amsterdam and if there is a better place to watch willie nelson than amsterdam, i'd love to hear what that is. also we have music tonight from twin shadow. he is amazing. can't wait. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm happy to report everyone in this band is recovering. the tour bus was in a terrible accident a couple of weeks ago. so they are recuperating, they are getting better. we wish his band all the best. and he is putting together something special for us tonight. thank you twin shadow for being here. and get well soon for the rest of his band. give it up for those guys. [ applause ] now before we move on, here is something, as i get a little older, i've noticed something. which is these days, slang terms are evolving so fast, that sometimes it is impossible to keep up. so here at "late night", we decided to give you a little primer in a segment we're calling, "seth explains teen slang." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] okay guys, our first slang term is "basic". many have probably heard the term, "basic", on twitter or instagram. so what does it me

now, willie clark actually lived in the peterson house. he was a boarder, a soldier, and he had a room in the back on the first floor. on that morning, willie clark, like many in washington, was out and partying. he was celebrating the near end of the civil war. lee surrendered five days before. so, that night around 10:15 across the street, the president is shot. and soldiers carry the wounded president out, looked around where to bring him. a gentleman in the peterson house said bring him in here because there was an empty bedroom in the back. that was willie clark's bedroom. so they bring lincoln in there. lincoln dies there the next morning. willie clark comes back after lincoln's body is cleared out. and, essentially, you can only imagine the scene there. you are told, by the way, the president of the united states died in your bed last night. what would you do? sarah, do you think you would -- would you ever go into that room again? sarah jencks: you know, i can't imagine what willie clark must have been feeling. he was a young guy.

thank you very much keith willie is take me on, however hour to get over the willie brown bay bridgeut i enjoyed every minute of the of want to invite up our favorable player please welcome him to the stage (clapping) well, everybody i think all those words and pictures are neat and special but i've got to tell you you have no idea until you come and interpreters that in the 2 hundred and 90 days we're in for a treat super bowl is a mavenal experience as the 49ers we're proud to be part of the host committee just seeing the region connect obviously all the activity during the week is in san francisco we connect the dots on super bowl sunday at levi stadium and to see the whole be sure to come together is really special we're many in for a treat because of daniel and keating those guys are fantastic i've been at 15 super bowls those guys work hard but it is a special experience and you know, i can't tell you how much at the 49ers by the enjoy being part of committee but we want to be two of the honored guests we're on the host committee and helping introduce who other teams especially

up next country music icon willie nelson.up this half hour south carolina's governor nikki haley. hillary clinton and how her team handled scandal. >> here's a look at willie nelson in our toyota greenroom. the country hall of famer on his new book and new album, plus why he's not getting off the road any time soon. that's ahead. >>> "usa today" says both don'ts hired former advisers to president obama. ed mill band is getting advice from david axelrod a former white house senior adviser. gist messina is working for prime minister david cameron. the vote tomorrow is expected to be the most in several years. >>> it's an emotional moment when the tv host gave away his emmy. >> there's only one place for this mantle. it's stuart scott's house. if the girls could come up. i love your dad. having gone through cancer he and i would text back and forth. i would tell him, you may have cancer, but it doesn't have you. but you just fight and lean in on people who love you. we love stuart scott. this is your emmy. >> very touching. john

i hope you celebrate it big willie style. >> happy birthday willie. the big 4-0.ll down hill from here but it is. >> honestly in the history of nbc and the "today" show, you are without a doubt the tallest person that's ever been on here. so enjoy your 40th birthday. hey, your life's half over at least. >> happy birthday, willie. 40 is the new 10. so look forward to being a kid again. >> any day is great as long as it's your birthday. >> wishing you the biggest most beautiful, and exciting happy birthday and an amazing year. >> happy birthday buddy. i was going to do a shot in your honor but i'm going to drink all this whiskey just for you. >> nice. >> yeah! happy birthday willie! our gift for mr. geist coming up. but first this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> all right. willie's 40th birthday would not be complete without some gifts for our birthday b-boy. >> and look who's bringing them in. >> i didn't see you over there. >> yes, you couldn't see us. happy birthday willie. >> happy birthday willie. >> i thought you'd never do this. autographed. >> and autographed a lit

speak into the microphone. >> did willie teach you any new tricks?you're getting tons of science and animals, when you're really into movies. or every children's show on the planet when you don't have any kids well now with fios there's a new way to customize your tv. just pick the tyu like best. like sports. or entertainment. or news. mix and match, or get them all. you build your tv package, and pay for what you want, and not for what you don't. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. at a price that's totally affordable. starting at $74.99 per month - get custom tv, including internet and phone. guaranteed for two years. go to getfios.com to start customizing today. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> willie nelson has always been a musical outlaw. he was inspired by blues, honorky torng and others. you know what he did? he revolutionized country music. ♪ whiskey river take my mind ♪ >> reporter: for six decades willie nelson has marched to the beat of his own guitar. along the way he released nearly 200 a

. >> willie mays 84 years old today. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's wednesday, may 6, 2015. welcome to cbs "this morning." investigators reveal the co-pilot who crashed the plane in the alps practiced on another flight that morning. >>> cbs news learns new information about what may have contributed to the death of silicon valley's ceo david goldberg. plus sheryl sandberg's moving tribute to her husband. >>> and willie nelson talks with us about two of his great passions music and marijuana. >> we begin with a look at today's eye eye. your world in 90 seconds. >> whether he was practicing or intended to do it. >> investigators say the germanwings 3o pilot rehearse it had deadly crash. >> lubitz had previously set the altitude to 100 feet repeatedly while alone in a flight earlier that same day. >> one of the texas shooters had been in contact with someone overseas. >> weeks before he was tweeting with a terrorist. >> severe weather from houston

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello everyone, i'm gerri willis and this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. tonight, it is the biggest consumer products recall in history. over 30 million cars recalled because of defective and potentially deadly airbags. >>> also a new warning about the health of the u.s. economy. a major american bank says cash and gold are king. >>> and bureaucrats in switzerland get their way over u.s. consumers. do you want your meat to come from mexico or ranchers in the u.s.? now, you will never know. "the willis report" starts right now. gerri: a major admission tonight from the airbag supplier, takata. up until today, for 12 months the japanese manufacturer refused to acknowledge that their airbag deflators are defective. expanding the number of recalls to a historic 34 million. those airbags are blamed for at least six deaths and over 100 injuries. with us bob hilliard, the most prominent attorney in the country representing gm victims and at that cat

hey, willie you're so fine you're so fine you blow my mind hey willie hay,ey hey, hey willie!this is really becoming a dream i had. >> oh -- people are walking by. kathy lee gifford, ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: willie, i've been baking for you. >> what do you have? >> reporter: some pies. these are pies. meat pies. because we're here in australia, you're a carnivore, and one more thing, these are lambington. they are a sponge cake with chocolate and coconut. i had to explain that just for you. >> put them in the carry-on bring them home with you, savannah. >> reporter: you got it and the life sized koala? >> no, it can stay there. >> no bring him. >> keep him in the native habitat. >> stop looking at the prompter. >> it's too late for that. >> we have a surprise planned for willie, but for some reason someone is putting the information in the screen. >> it's not that surprising. >> so you can see it. >> he's old, we don't want to shock him. >> we talk about all these things that happened in 1975. this is a party. don't forget your hashtags, and also happening in 1975 as

>> you know, i can't imagine what willie clark must have been feeling. he feels a young guy. he was a clerk at the war department. he was -- this was his room. this was the room he knew and this was his bed and head paid for the room. his response was he slept in the bed, and honestly, while we might have chosen not to do that, i think in other ways, it's understandable what he did. that was his home. so clark is not a famous name, but he guided the interpretation of the space his bedroom for the immediate aftermath because people came to visit it bothering him, knocking on his door, his room. >> so one of the items that we have here in the remembering lincoln collection is willie clark's letter to his sister, ida, back in massachusetts from a few days later. he wrote this, actually, on wednesday, april 19 th 1865, four days after lincoln's death, and this is the day of the big funeral in washington. he talks about his life in the previous few days since the president had died in his bed. he talks about souvenirs going in and out day and night for a relic. he was not blameles

. >> i'm willie geist in for willie. we saw wrangler in the shot making his weekend debut. we will spend time with wrangler coming up. the top story is the weather. dylan dreyer in oklahoma tracking it for us. stormy weather coast-to-coast. the potential is killer tornadoes. >> the tornadoes are part of a monster storm system. people preparing for large hail and wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. severe storm threat stretches into mother's day tomorrow. >> our team is out covering the weather from the plains to the atlantic coast to the rockies. we begin with dylan tracking the most severe threats. potentially deadly tornadoes in the mid section today. she is at the storm prediction center in norman oklahoma. dylan. >> reporter: so far this morning, so good. it is usually in the afternoon when the storms fire up. it is at the national weather service here where they issue all of those severe thunderstorm watches and tornado watches. the local office issues the warnings. yesterday was day three of the severe weather outbreak. hail and large winds and as we gear up for day f

i'm lori rothman in for gerri willis, this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. tonight prosecutors in baltimore calling the death of freddie gray a homicide, and charging one of the six officers involved with murder. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up witholar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies are not doing more to keep you and your information safe from hackers. all that and much more on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. okay, criminal charges in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. six officers have been charged the officer driving the van carrying gray charged with murder. the state's attorney for baltimore making the announcement one day after the police department handed in its investigation report. >> the findings of our comprehensive th

i'm lori rothman in for gerri willis, this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. tonight prosecutors in baltimore calling the death of freddie gray a homicide, and charging one of the six officers involved with murder. >>> warren buffett hosting annual "weekend with warren" in omaha, and our own liz claman is there she'll join us live with the preview. >>> elon musk charged up with the solar powered home batteries. it will change the world? >>> in a show about billionaires, george soros in hot water for billions he reportedly owes the irs. why he's being called a hypocrite? >>> plus why companies are not doing more to keep you and your information safe from hackers. all that and much more on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. okay, criminal charges in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. six officers have been charged the officer driving the van carrying gray charged with murder. the state's attorney for baltimore making the announcement one day after the police department handed in its investigation report. >> the findings of our comprehens

hey, guys. >> hey, willie.we brought all of these lovely ladies. this is sandy from long island new york and i will let you take us to break. >> okay. still to come on "today," a brunch you won't want to miss. but first these messages. i'm really psyched subway is bringing the flavor with this new guacamole for a couple of reasons. first, people really love our guacamole. rich and creamy, made from hass avocados and just a hint of jalapeno to keep it interesting. the other reason is, it's just really fun to say. guacamole guacamole guacamole guacamole guacamole guacamole see? come in and try our new guacamole on sandwiches like the chipotle chicken melt. and discover how it turns up the flavor on all your favorite sandwiches. subway. eat fresh. brookside chocolate now has a crunch. brookside crunchy clusters - crispy multi-grains and sweet fruit-flavored pieces dipped in rich dark chocolate. discover brookside crunchy clusters. join red nose day, a national event to help lift children out of poverty. it's easy:

many of you know that today is a special birthday not only for this department development but for willie mays. >> what a great memory this is going to be he turned 4 today i can't believe i'm doing this but i'm actually quoting a gorging and nucleus between what we do here and what we're celebrating and baseball and jackie robison number 42 actually spoken spoke but with wigging e willie mays i said that when he willie was in california whites refused to sell him a house in their communicated they loved his talent but didn't want him for a neighbor i just should dinner with someone that actually saw that happen he was a young kid huge baseball fan couldn't believe his hero was red rind from his neighborhood never got the chance to see willie mays when we fail to actually segregate our society just segregates doesn't it and whether it is in baseball or in housing or how we actually find housing for your neighborhoods in the word community has the word unnight there can be no community without unite amen you know today is also a memorable day in history i love history bear with me being a

>> rumer willis a fan favorite from the start earned the mirror ball trophy last night. before the results, the judges applauded the dancers saying that compliment was worth more than winning. >> it's worth more to be called a dancer and the hard work i put in and be abe to inspire anybody that felt in the same position that you within good enough or you couldn't do something. both of her parents, actor bruce willis and demi moore were in the audience along with the siblings there. noah galloway came in third and "dancing with the stars" returns in september. what a show last night. and on another programming note the chew sent me on a mission showing off philadelphia's best restaurants tough task. and i know everybody that knows the best restaurants in the city knows that as well. i will take you to three hot spots where top chefs have family recipes on the menu watch the philly food tour at 1:00 on the chew right after "action news" at 12:00. >> thank you alicia. still to come on "action news," multiplesclerosis is occurs in adults. and children can face even more stru

willie, look at trump's hair.it's beautiful. >> okay, stop. >> no it is absolutely beautiful. >> nice head shot. >> this is one discussion in which i'm not going to enter. everyone has hair i admire however they got it. >> we understand donald trump will be announcing on the 16th fp. >> well, he has a major announcement. >> if you were advising hillary clinton, which one of those candidates or potential candidates scares you the most? >> i would say rubio and bush because of their ability to reach into the hispanic vote. one of the reasons why democrats have had an advantage in these national elections is because of the advantage we've had with minority voters. mitt romney got just 27% of the hispanic vote in the last election. last republican to win was george w. bush he got 44% of the hispanic vote. if they nominate a candidates who can reach into that constituency, they have a chance in states like colorado florida, to turn things awayk sgs around. rand paul is a wild card in this race and i though you've been

the willis report is next. this is the willis report, where consumers are our business. >> isis claims the first attack in america. >> isis, now claimings responsibility for the attack. >> were they sympathizers or op practicetives? we -- operatives, we investigate. >> i am a candidate for president of the united states of america. >> and more diverse. >> the truth is, president obama always provides us with a false choice. gerri: we'll assess the candidates. >> the feds shut down a phony diet supplement ring complete with fake celebrity endorsements. >> also panera dropping artificial ingredients from its food. >> the promise and the ingredients. gerri: is it about a healthierier you? >> and our user guide too real estate how to get the right loan at the best rate. all that and more coming up on the willis report, where consumers are our business. >> tonight isis reportedly taking credit for the sunday night shooting in garland texas. if true it would be the first attack in america by the group. and isis vows

in the case of willie nelson he sort of basically did tell everything. but he's a generous guy, and he's a gentle man, and he didn't he didn't throw anyone under the bus gratuitously. but, yeah. that whole issue of nondisclosure and censorship has never been an impediment to my work other than that in the case of -- other than in the case of aretha where i did kind of feel that i wanted to tell more, that there was more to the story. >> host: has your stutter been an impediment in your lifetime? >> guest: you know, it's interesting that you that you mention that. the music critic, robert priscow, recently did a review of the aretha book. and in it he did an overview of my career. it was a very generous article and i appreciate it very much. but in it he said he thought that my stutter helped me gain the sympathy and empathy of people i talk to. and because as a stutterer i appear to be more empathetic or vulnerable than perhaps i am, though i do think i'm pretty empathetic and vulnerable. that, in his view my speech impediment has helped me as a ghost wr

willie died of typhoid fever in 1862. tragically, tad lincoln would die of tuberculosis in 1871. mary lincoln loses three of her children. the only one to live to adulthood, robert todd lincoln. then with the assassination of her husband, quite tragic. tragically, tad lincoln would die of tuberculosis in 1871. mary lincoln loses three of her children. the only one to live to adulthood, robert todd lincoln. then with the assassination of her husband, quite tragic. mary lincoln is a complex, interesting topic. there has been interesting books written about her. "the madness of mary lincoln," written by jason emerson, is one of the best works ever done that does justice to her. here we have president lincoln "the mark of war," showing almost four years of carrying the country through conflict. this photo was taken on february of 1865. it was believed for many years that photo was taken around april 10 of 1856, just days before his assassination. you get an idea of how much lincoln has aged during these four years and his tribulation of all these challenges. john wilkes booth, shakes

the milestones only mattered to me to willie. willie was my milestone. home run record was never my milestone. willie was always my milestone. my acceptance from my god father and my father of me playing baseball was the only acceptance i ever wanted out of the game of baseball. i knew where willie stood on his pedestal. i knew where he stood in the community of san francisco. i knew where he stood in baseball. i just wanted him to stand and say, godson you're just as good as me. right or wrong there's some things i did wrong, there's some things i said and i did deserve it. but i was only a ballplayer. you know i tell people, i'm just a ballplayer. i'm not a public speaker, i'm not trying to run for presidency, i'm just a ballplayer, you're being absolutely mean to just a ballplayer. but now, you don't even hear me speak that much. this is probably the longest you've heard me talk in how many years. exactly. so don't get used to it. >> you can see a special show on this year's bay area sports hall of fame inductees here on channel 2 and kicu. the show a

that's it for tonight's willis report. "making money" with charles payne is next. we'll see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everybody. i'm tom sullivan in for charles payne. you're watching "making money." we have some new records on wall street. disney and netflix went to all-time highs. the race to 2016, what candidates are the most popular? we have the new poll information on who the frontrunner is for the g.o.p. plus, just how likable is hillary clinton? that's not a trick question. we're really going to ask that question. looking to buy a new home? that may be the easy part. gerri willis will join us later on why finding a mortgage could hold up your move. all that and more. let's meet our investment pros. joining us is steve cortes. bgc partners trader and senior strategist. scottie nell hughes tpnn news director. hilary kramer a&g. and matt mccaul founder of penn financials group. let's dig into the first real, real deal. and, boy, it's a big, big gains today on big names that we all love. new highs despite today's red arrows in the market. disn

for now "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. on the show today, the death toll rises from the texas floods. more rain on the way and there are warnings of more flash floods. >>> also why did the irs wait so long to inform the public of a massive hacking of tax returns? >>> we also have new information where those hackers come from. >>> new questions tonight about the big takata airbag fix. are those replacement airbags just as dangerous? we'll investigate. this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. gerri: the web of the clinton finances became even more entertaining gelled. associated press uncovered bill clinton's secret shell company called, w j.c., llc. clinton used it to stash his consulting fees. here to weigh in on the latest clinton discovery, guy benson, townhall.com, fred barnes "weekly standard" and michael goodwin from "the new york post." welcome all. michael, start with you. what do you make of this? a secret company set aside for the sole purpose of passing money a pass-through agency.

"willis report" next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. and this is "the willis report," a show where consumers are our business. clintons on the defense. bill dismisses any wrongdoing in the foundation's handling of foreign cash. >> i don't think that i did anything that was against the interests of the united states. gerri: the baltimore cure if you is lifted -- curfew is lifted but hundreds of businesses is lost. why one business owner says the real work begins now. >>> buy, sell or hold. we kick off our week-long special user's guide to spring real estate. our panel of experts break down the picture for sellers and aisleses. >>> i do with the marriage pan knelt. walking down the aisle could mean walking away with bigger tax bill. clark howard with the traps they need to watch out. >>> does the high-priced hardware live up to the hype? all that and more coming up on "the willis report" where consumers are our business. gerri: bill clinton, on the defense says he has no regrets for taking millions of dollars from foreign donors for the c

willie, a remarkable story outside of washington, d.c.tured the suspect. >> people have been following this closely and there's breaking news overnight in d.c. police confirmed 34-year-old daron wint, the suspect in last week's brutal murder of a d.c. couple, one of their children and their housekeeper was captured shortly after 11:00 p.m. without incident. police say they followed a white chevy cruise from maryland into d.c. before taking him into custody. he's charged with first degree murder while armed, suspected of holding the family and housekeeper hostage before killing off four and torching the house. law enforcement sources told wnbc thursday they believe wint took a bus to new york city before returning to d.c. tracking him in part through a phone they obtained from his girlfriend. she was not arrested. police say she was cooperative. among the dead savvas savopoulos, ceo of a metal supply company where wint worked from 2003 to 2005. a relative of wint's was fired from the company. someone was killed hours after someone delivere

jones iii, known as willie t.red a master of the courtroom. >> willie t's track record spoke for itself. he lost very few. he was very dramatic. i've seen that man cry in front of the jury. mr. jones in the courtroom could probably outperform sir lawrence olivier. let's put it that way. >> he could overpower you, overcontrol you. he was not beyond saying things that he couldn't prove if they weren't challenged. >> early in the first trial anderson challenged jones by saying that a single thumbprint was not enough to arrest elmore. >> in order to obtain an arrest warrant, the police presented an upside down thumb print on the back outside door frame. that's exactly consistent with cleaning the windows, cleaning the door. that is not probable cause in anywhere else in america that i'm aware of. but willie t. said, oh, well i'm glad you brought that up. the forensic pathologist let us know that she had located negroid pubic hairs on the victim's chest and abdomen. the defense shut their mouths and sat down. >> if the

good morning. >> reporter: willie good morning. season. we have seen the outer bands of ana hitting us in myrtle beach. we have seen winds and rain off and on throughout the morning. we had rain this morning and now the sun peeked out a bit. now with a lot of wind and choppy surf. dangerous rip currents will be seen. overnight, it was reclassified from a subtropical storm to a tropical storm. now has maximum sustained winds of almost 60 miles an hour. and it is forecast >>> now, on friday it was virtually stationary off the coast. now it is moving northwest at just about 3 miles per hour so again, it's expected to bring heavy rains here through monday and it is expected to officially make landfall here along the carolina coast sometime tomorrow. guys back to you >>> gabe gutierrez in myrtle beach, thanks so much >>> the weather travels don't stop in those two spots. there's a powerful storm out west threatening to dump snow in the rockies. for that we turn to miguel almaguer who is in rapid city south dakota. good morning. >> repor

for now "the willis report" is next. ♪ gerri: hello, everyone, i'm gerri willis and "the willis report the show where consumers are our business. >>> the nfl set to punish one of it is biggest stars. will tom brady be suspended for cheating? >>> the latest mess in the rollout of obamacare a state health exchange under federal investigation. we'll have latest details. >>> self-driving cars are supposed to make our roads safer but a new report says they're get nag fender-benders at much higher rate than regular cars. we'll investigate what is going on. >>> don't lose money on your savings. we have a list of checking accounts with surprisingly high interest rates. all that and more coming up on "the willis report," where consumers are our business. gerri: health connect tore, the massachusetts health exchange, is under fire. the officials appeared to have lied to the federal government about the progress of the website. the report coming days after federal investigators issued a subpoena for records from the troubled health exchange. here to weigh in douglas holtz-eakin, president of amer

i'm gerri willis. this is the willis report, the show where consumers are our business. a great jobs report for wall street. stocks soar as payrolls rebound. >> where is there the 400000 a month that we got under ronald reagan? >> we'll take a look at what today's report means for the rest of the country. the clinton machine goes into overdrive to try and smear the author of a book that could derail hillary's shot at the white house. >> even the guy who wrote the book apparently had to admit under questioning that he didn't have a shred of evidence for this. he thought he would throw it out there and see if it would fly. >> the author of clinton cash peter is here. gas prices are revving up. what's behind the jump in prices? will it continue? our user's guide to real estate. we'll show you amazing and inexpensive backyard makeovers. >> we were looking to create more playing area and more flat space in the backyard. and that morphed into hey, why don't we put a bar in and a barbecue. gerri: all that and more coming up on the willis report, where consumers are our business

"the willis report" is next. gerri: hello everybody, i'm gerri willis and this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. patriots store tom brady's camp blasts back at the nfl report accusing him of cheating but has professional sport in this country foster adult turf cheating? >>> mcdonald's tries to pump up its menu adding fans any knew ingredients. they are also bringing back this guy. do you know who this is? >> no. >>> also desperate times call for desperate measures. california taps seawater to help quench the drought. >>> our users guide to real estate, how much is too much when it comes to renovation. the star of the million dollar contractor is here. all that and more coming up on "the willis report" where consumers are our business. gerri: how does hillary clinton get elected president? well it is, simple my friend free money for everybody, specifically free college education. the giveaways an issue many in her party have been pressuring her to deliver on for some time. now it a

gerri: hello everybody, i'm gerri willis and this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business. tonight, dozens of people still missing after a massive storm leaves record flooding in a small town in texas. we'll hear from a homeowner who has seen the destruction first-hand. >>> and is someone at gm going to jail? reports criminal charges may be filed bense the auto giant allegedly covering up problems with ignition switches as the death toll rises. >>> another move to take control of time warner. will this deal happen? will you have to pay more as a result? taco bell promising no more artificial ingredients or colors. so what is left? "the willis report" starts right now. gerri: third people are still missing. nine are now confirmed dead after record rain and severe flooding across oklahoma and texas. hundreds of homes were swept away in central texas. another foot of rain fell on houston today which already has seen some of the worst flooding in years. in hayes county, south of austin, raging floodwaters tore through communities like wimberly. wimberly resident k

whatever you put your mine too. >> willis's parents, bruce willis and demi moore were in the audiencering her on tonight. dancing with the stars. >> she was pretty good. >> yes. >> accu weather forecast for tomorrow and next couple days everybody it is looking nice. the it felt like summer lately the past four days. now we're back with the thermometer going up and down. storm tracker six live double scan showing that we have clear conditions out there despite the fact that a cold front is moving through. it would have been nice if we got some rain from that front but we managed to squeeze out the a couple of showers today. most of the region, bone dry, and temperatures are beginning to cool off, in allentown which has dropped down to 68 degrees. notice the wind. wind out of the west, west of philadelphia where that front is beginning to move through. but still out of the south ahead of it. philadelphia 73 degrees. that front is not quite through. it will be coming through in the overnight hours and this will bring us a very dry, and comfortable air mass. satellite six along with actio

"willis report" next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis.llis report," a show where consumers are our business. clintons on the defense. bill dismisses any wrongdoing in the foundation's handling of foreign cash. >> i don't think that i did anything that was against the interests of the united states. gerri: the baltimore cure if you is lifted -- curfew is lifted but hundreds of businesses is lost. why one business owner says the real work begins now. >>> buy, sell or hold. we kick off our week-long special user's guide to spring real estate. our panel of experts break down the picture for sellers and aisleses. >>> i do with the marriage pan

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adam: "the willis report" is next. liz: have a great night. ♪ gerri: hello everybody, i'm gerri willis and this is "the willis report," the show where consumers are our business are the government's economic numbers a lie? that is what legendary businessman steve wynn just said. >> the idea that america is the grips of a great recovery is pure fiction. it's a lie. gerri: we'll examine the evidence. >>> brace yourself for a slew of new taxes. several states, some led by republicans, are reportedly considering big tax hikes. we'll break it down. >>> also homeowners raided by the government. why your property tax bill keeps going up, even when the price of your home doesn't. >>> and thanksgiving without turkey this year? >> getting bad out there because there are 24 million birds, turkeys, chickens that have now been lost. gerri: all that and more coming up on "the willis report" where consumers are our business. gerri: brace yourself for the tax man. nearly a dozen states are proposing a whole new slew of tax hikes. the

willie: it complicates things for the bank of japan.s the fed posts liquidity, japan will have to make up the difference. regardless of what the fed does the boj will be moving. the boj is the only game in town at this point. the government hasn't come forward with these structural reforms. in many way, the onus is on kuroda. when you look at the level of demand in the japanese economy things are not as healthy as you would expect. i think the boj has done a good job thus far. there's only so much they can do. because the government is not doing its part, i expect the boj to come up with qe3, qe4, in the next few months. jonathan: you've done so much work on the bank of japan. what is left for them to buy? the pension fund, the big government pension fund, has already had to get out of the way. what can they buy? willie: they can buy more asset-backed securities. they can buy more mortgage backed securities. i've argued that they should consider giving money directly to japanese people in the form of data cards, if you will. the money t

"the willis report" is next. >> hello everyone. i'm gerri willis. this is the willis report, the show where consumers are our business. tonight the clinton foundation reveals millions of dollars in undisclosed payments. and hours later the state department releases the first wave of hillary's emails. but the clinton drama far from over. also americans hitting the road this holiday weekend in record numbers. but will a rise in gas prices ruin your summer plans? and are we creating a generation of moochers? why more and more millennials will hit up the bank of mom and dad. ♪ we begin tonight with new clinton cash coming to light. the clinton foundation is acknowledging mill