>> wyatt: yeah. >> bill: spencer is a communications company. >> wyatt: right, but it's one of the mostnfluential conglomerates in the world. i'm telling you, the name speaks power, success. the c.e.o. is quite handsome. that is a nice haircut, by the way. >> bill: save it. >> wyatt: okay. >> bill: we don't make clothes. >> wyatt: but if we did, they'd be the best damn clothes anyone's ever seen! am i right? >> katie: you can't really argue with that. >> wyatt: see?! dad, i'm telling you. if we do this, and if we do it right, we can beat forrester at their own game.

>> wyatt: i don't know. just... i have weighty thoughts. >> ivy: about?> wyatt: just thinking about dad and how we already own the fashion channel, eye on fashion, about a half a dozen fashion websites. th won't kill him to invest in

to invest a lot of money in a company. >> wyatt: no, no, no.'m asking you to let me make us all rich... er.

this is wyatt. now how do i do this pie eating contest.s say you have trays, and scales and all types of stuff. how are you doing wyatt. >> on the day of the apple festival you have to register at 12:00 o'clock to be a contestant and then of different age groups. today we will try to second different age groups. put your hand behind your back. we will get the stopwatch. >> how old are you. >> he is 11. >> you guys ready. >> go. ten seconds left. eight seconds. five seconds left. >> all right. >> we will do a quick look and see who is the winner. >> wyatt is here. >> wyatt may have spoke him. >> he has fifth .5 have of a pound left. >> he ate .2 of a pound. >> who won. >> i beat him. >> you beat an 11 years old. >> i'm finally good at something. >> wyatt, you lost, man. you lost, bro, i'm sorry i had to beat you. let me do my ray lewis. >> really quincy. >> what is that the chicken dance. >> that was the the ray lewis. >> yes. >> what was the movie where the kid bar ifed after the pie eating contest, stand by me, staff. staff? >> i hate whe

. >> steffy: wyatt, come on! do it! >> ivy: wyatt, you can't! we need it!are delete that video! >> ridge: big day for all of us. hey, welcome to the team. >> thomas: thanks again, dad. i really don't want to let you down. >> ridge: you're not gonna let me down. we're gonna be great together. the three of us -- we're gonna create beautiful things. and you will make a great mom. >> thomas: and congratulations again. i'm really happy for you two.

. ♪ [ indistinct conversations ] >> ivy: [ exhales deeply ] >> nicole: so wyatt said that we need toanize all the shoes, looks, and accessories. >> charlotte: already did it. and everything's all hung up in order. >> nicole: great. >> kristina: and hair and makeup are on their way for touch-ups. >> zende: all right. i'd say the interns are on point today. i think we're ready for the shoot. let's do it. >> nicole: question is, is anyone else? >> ivy: well, i just hope steffy and liam haven't forgotten. >> wyatt: this is your first photo shoot as the new face of forrester. this -- this -- you think the president and her v.p. are gonna miss this? >> ivy: well, right now, i just hope steffy and i can put the past behind us. look, i-i'm not saying that we're gonna be best friends or anything, but i did delete that video of her and aly.

you can do your share of saving water. >> wyatt says he's not done. there's more.on to captain america he plans to redo his fence and put up a 10-foot batman symbol on that. >> i don't understand why -- why is that $8,000? >> i don't know. >> couldn't you just do it yourself? i don't know. >> may be. >> i guess so. women in japan can now hire handsome men to wipe aware their tears. >> something else i don't get. >> i don't either. >> we're not kidding. online service let women choose attractive man to help them dry their tears. costs about $65 a session. that's what they're calling it. therapists say crying can be cathartic and with marriage rates so low and divorce rates so high someone apparently they saw business opportunity so there you go. >>> pandas give us a lot, entertainment those cute videos, cute cubs and now they can give us even more. how they provide you a big source of sustainable energy. >> down goes good day's alex holley. that wasn't very good. some of your fox 29 friend in the grid iron today for a good cause. how we help raise money today for so

thel here is ryan wyatt, head of gaming content on youtube. why did youtube decide to do this and what has been the response? >> we have grown bigger and we have seen amazing communities come up. it is more than anywhere else in the world. we realized we needed to create an experience. that inspired us to create youtube gaming. not everybody understands watching others play video games, including jimmy kimmel. actually, we don't have it. i'm sure you have heard it. "why would anyone want to do this?" why would they? how big is the market? >> yeah. look at basketball. you can play its. people -- it. people watch. we are seeing people and teens enjoying this. they difficult for people to understand. again, it is a community" or of people who consume this for entertainment purposes. jimmy was funny. >> what makes youtube gaming different from twitch? >> a great question. if you look at the echo system, we wanted to be the first one stop shop. s ofanted to take a corpu content that we had and bring it together. it makes us unique. >> are you doing

i complain tomorrow if wyatt mock. >> meteorologist: let's see what happens. good morning. newark, 63 in bridgeport, 64 in montauk, another start to the day as far as overall comfort is concerned, dry weather, we like it but we could use some rain fall but it is not happening. a few more clouds and patchy fog, it will be mostly sunny day. the temperature 68 degrees, we have amazingly clear skies in the tristate, a few clouds pushed up from the south but nothing of any consequence producing rain or blocking out the sun. high pressure in control keeping us dry, storm track keeping the wet weather well clear of the tristate region or the east coast, things looking pretty dry, southeast got a few showers out there but for us, no. we have tried whether taking you through future cast moving forward to 6:00 nothing, a few high clouds, nothing tomorrow, sunny skies hanging with you tomorrow. getting a little more cloud cover pushing back as we head rainout of the area but temperatures will start coming back down. high temperature 86 degrees, that is at 2 degree drop f

still here is ryan wyatt, the head of gaming content on youtube.st of all, why did youtube decide to do this and what has been the response? >> we have grown bigger and we have seen amazing communities come up. it is more than anywhere else in the world. we realized we needed to create an experience. that inspired us to create youtube gaming. emily chang: not everybody understands watching others play video games, including jimmy kimmel. actually, we don't have it. i'm sure you have heard it. he was like, "why would anyone want to do this?" why would they? how big is the market? >> yeah. look at basketball. you can play its. people -- it. people watch. we are seeing people and teens enjoying this. sometimes it can be difficult for people to understand but again it is a massive, growing peoplety and culture of consuming it for entertainment purposes. jimmy was funny. >> the big question i have is what makes youtube gaming different from twitch? >> a great question. if you look at the ecosystem, we wanted to be the first one stop shop. we wanted to t

has beenroline wyatt traveling with the pope through his journey.e saw the crowds around the pope wherever he goes. saying about the pope's reception? caroline: i think they are delighted. it has been warm and welcoming. talk toot been able to the crowds because he is surrounded by security. i think that is something he will find difficult. security is so tight. he likes to shake hands with the crowd and talk to the people who came to see him. we spoke to people, some of them are not catholics, but they were very excited. come out and see him because he is a man who lives what he preaches. thea: 40 minutes with president in the white house. any word on what they talked about? caroline: they are being very discreet. we may find out more, but for now we do not know the exact content. not from the public statement they are agreeing the environment is an urgent issue, something the pope has made a signature of his papacy, why we should save the environment now according to him. other issues will be migrants and immigration. they are both sons of immigra

interviewing the driver of the car and several witnesses in this case, trying to figure out what happened, wyatt it happened, and whether it was an accident. spent hours going over this car, looking for evidence. it was found on amber riley fivee in germantown, about miles away from a fatal hit-and-run crash in clarksburg. there is heavy damage to the roof. >> it's tragic. roz: this neighbor says that the residents are shaken. the police are offering few details, citing the pending investigation, but neighbor said the victim was walking his dog friday afternoon. heard a loud argument between the victim and the driver of a car near the intersection. >> the driver, they had an altercation. it happened after that. roz: the police say the victim was found dead in the roadway. the driver took off, but a tip led the police to the driver and the car. >> a short time later, montgomery county received a call from a resident who stayed at the driver and the striking vehicle were at that location. at: family members arrived the scene, distraught. investigators from homicide and the major crash team are wor

wyatt made sure of it. >> thomas: [ sighs ] this doesn't sound like ivy. >> caroline: i mean, at leastot the ivy that she's been lately. >> thomas: so she's finally come to her senses? >> steffy: yeah, apparently. >> thomas: do you trust her? >> steffy: do i trust ivy? no. but i do believe the video is gone. we made a pact to never talk about it again. to anyone. i wasn't thrilled thomas told you about it. you didn't say anything to my dad? >> caroline: no. not a word.

venus williams taking on falco any, serving on the serve, the return goes wyatt, the first set 6-3. third set, match point, nice net. venus wins in three sets, 6-3-6-7-6-2. roger federer will take on steve darkus and caterina will face seem known alan. preseason football returns, may see deflategate ruling this ben: a couple minutes fr my name is phil zietlow, and i've been an engineer on the cheerios team for 51 years. about five years ago, i found out that if my eats anything with gluten in it, she feels pretty darn terrible. so my team and i came up with a way to remove the grains that contain gluten, from the naturally gluten free oats that cheerios are made of. so now joyce and i can have cheerios together anytime we want. and if you love someone with

while back in that neighborhood where most everyone remembers being at that football game, wyatt now wondering if he'll get back to his senior year. >> reporter: could you imagine anything like this. >> never. i've seen a lot of big fires, you know. >> reporter: it's part of growing up in california. >> i guess so. >> david muir there reporting. the fire is still threatening thousands of homes and this morning, it's only 10% contained. >>> breaking news from mississippi where the suspect wanted po are a deadly campus shooting has taken his own life. before being found dead last night, shannon lamb told authorities he "wasn't going to jail oifs he was wanted for the killing i've woman he shared a home with and suspected in the murder of dealt at that time state university professor ethan schmidt. authorities put the school on lockdown yesterday just after schmidt's death. >> i took his class over the summer. >> elves a great guy. and just pray for him and his family. >> reporter: shannon lamb was also part of delta state's faculty. he taught geography and education classes. investigat

tonight, where most everyone remembers being at that football game, wyatt now wondering if he'll get back to his senior year. could you have ever imagined anything like this? >> no, never in my life. i've seen a lot of big fires. >> reporter: part of growing up in california. >> i guess so. >> and you heard me mention there, nearly everyone in that town of middletown was at the high school football game friday night. not knowing nearly their entire town would be on fire, just 24 hours later. tonight, some of it still burning. a long night ahead for thousands of firefighters and their stamina, mare courage stunning as well, too. this image, firefighters collapsing with exhaustion. abc's matt gutman with the firefighters and one of them going back to see if his own home survived. >> reporter: tonight, more than 7,500 embattled firefighters back on the fireline. encrusted in soot, many have been going for 36 hours, in fires that are fast-moving and deadly. the valley fire engulfing four firefighters over the weekend, only saved when they scrambled into their protective shelters. richard

wyatt wright couldn't run out the clock so gets one last chance, sam bradford and jordan as use can't get a catch that atlanta wins, 26-24. 49 years and vikings, former ohio state star, a great move because the defense ten yards for, at one more look to the right. the hand off again runs in from 17 yards, 168 yards shattering the game last season when he ran 55 yards, they win 20-3 the final score. this time management situation for the giants. juliet: we have steve weatherford. duke: we will talk about what he is up to now. juliet: i will not fly the steve and i will do the story later this morning, a new plane like a hybrid type of thing. is a plane and a seaplane. it looks like a car. it fits in your garage. ben: nice day yesterday, nice day. >> meteorologist: it was nice and cool, breezy at times but still take a lot of folks ready for fall. we had it yesterday. today pushing back his summer a little bit, 60 at newark, 63 central park, 58 in bridgeport, 67 in montauk, temperatures close to where they should be this time of year. let's look at temperature changes, some are up, some

sales wyatt and never brings his tools back there. base. will give to. he did recover but anderson was too much, tiebreaker, blasted into the net, anderson big upset 7-676-3-7-6. u.s. open champion number 2 si roger federer taking on 13 seat, seconded set going to be serving a year, 6-10, unbelievably fast. roger federer were hits the return, takes it 7-6. he hits it was after a short trades at 7-6-7-6-7-5. the big tennis fan watching three months. i was out there yesterday doing something at the clinic and it was so hot that 10:00 in the morning. now to baseball and the dramas are riding matt harvey, making what could be the biggest start of his career. throw away the all-star game, the biggest regular-season star when he faces the nationals. adapter the mets players tribune to let players know he has the pitch to the playoffs and the new report shedding light on the teen's plants. according to many reports carthy's are today making one more start and won't be used until regular season unless the mets have a final weekend series against the nationals. y

>> we are holding down the fort but it's fascinating to see the stage set with the altar in place wyatt knowing history will be made every step along the way. >> we'll have team coverage of every by of history that is made. first we'll start with allyson rae over at our weather center talking about what a great day we have for everything. of course larry will have traffic. >> look at that sunrise. >> when you start off with a sunrise like this, it's just going to be a spectacular day. so gorgeous weather all across today and tomorrow. 63 degrees out there right now. the air is dry making it very cool in the morning. hopefully everyone is dressed in layers because it is going to be rather warm this afternoon. 40s for martinsburg. high pressure is here today and tomorrow. enjoy it. no weather problems. lots of sunshine. it's the weekend that we'll see some changes. here's your planner. by noon 73. we'll top out near 79 degrees. larry miller, over to you. >>> thank you. want to let you know we do have an accident or at least a report of a possible accident on the outer loop of the beltway

wyatt want your president to be involved in the outset from the work being done.ur proposals. we felt it was absolutely essential that we hadn't had to shell discussion and approach on all of this and therefore i can assure you the views have been expressed and factored into this report and i feel it is essential looking towards the future knowing the parliament has a much stronger role to play. it should be involved in the european union's and we've been seeing as manager of finance in luxembourg. when i was sure in the intergovernmental conference on monetary union, were a number of people were in favor of economic governance. also no longer with us who will constantly remind us of what we agree. i am a steward here and i'm still with you in my position. at that point we wanted to come up with a treaty which enshrined the rules which should govern the euro. there are many nowadays who don't understand economic governments is something we described a long time ago. [applause] >> 25 years ago. [speaking french] >> translator: so against this backdrop we have to wo

wyatt andrews is there at the stadium. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.one was there although play was briefly interrupted. now cbs learns that daniel verle, a 26-year-old school teacher has been arrested and charged with reckless endangerment in connection with the insz accident. most of the action at the u.s. open happens on the court. but thursday a drone interrupted play. >> i think both players heard it. >> reporter: buzzing over the stadium at a match and crashed into the seeds. one of the players on the court said i'm a little scared. i have to say with all the things happening in the world, i'm like, okay, it ooh's bomb. >> it's a little scary that a drone can crash into the stands at a sporting event. we're lucky nobody was there where it landed. >> they struggled to play through temperatures in the mid-90s. >> they've called for a wheelchair. >> american zack sock couldn't go on after heat exhaustion. >> on hot days it can happen so quickly. >> he collapsed into his coach's arms. >> he's been suffering with cramps. >> reporter: the conditions at

josh wyatt is a chief officer for hostels. >> we are trying to capture people who are curious and wantone in london features lavish common areas and built in part with money saved in sparse bedrooms. >> that allowed us to create these fantastic bars and cinema rooms and places to be yoga. >> reporter: up-scale living comes at a price. posttel posttels can cost 50% more than. a private room is upwards of $200 similar to other hotels in the area and pent house suite more than 500 dollars. >> while it saints for everyone, especially seeking solitude during stays, he says the freehand social environment attracts guests young and old. >> you can meet other people who are traveling, this is the place for you. >> reporter: you can also meet people here at the coffee shop's communal table. a third of its guests they say are over 30 so it's not just for the young. >> not like the ones i used to stay in. no way! 20 bucks a night and you got what you paid possess. >>> fedex, the phenom turning new york into splitsville. you're watching "cbs this morning." is there an elk in your bed? with sleep n

, randall smith, gunnery sergeant thomas sullivan, lance corporal skip wells, staff sergeant david wyatt. maybe you've heard their names because they were all killed in a shooting at a chattanooga armed services recruiting center. maybe you've heard of jillian johnson or macie breaux who were killed at a movie theater in lafayette, louisiana, in july of this year. most people have heard now of allison parker and adam ward who were gunned down on live tv just a few weeks ago in virginia. but each one of those days -- june 17 a shooting in south carolina, july 16 a shooting in tennessee, july 24 the shooting in louisiana, august 26 the shooting in virginia -- every single one of those days where there were dozens more people who died from gunshot wounds that you never heard of, but they meant something to their families. their loss is to this day experienced deeply by those who knew them well. some of those were people that were close to us, those of us who serve in public service. matthew schlonsky was killed this summer in washington, d.c., on august 15. he was heading to a going-away pa

i also met wyatt earp in the white house once. and saw baby crockett -- davy crockett. [laughter] ms. ponticelli: it's good. this is a great chapter of my life. i'm pleased to be here to talk about one ongoing chapter of my life, in a way, like one of those american express commercials. do you know me? most people know me as the program director of the committee on foreign relations. but a huge part of my life, i call it now my pro bono work. it is the volunteer work, the ongoing work i do with and for the wonderful women of afghanistan, a cause i first became involved in in september of 2002. on september 9, 2002, i began a new job at the u.s. department of state heading at the international women's issues office and as you can imagine, the cause of the woman in afghanistan was issue and priority number one. at that point, i probably have trouble still finding afghanistan on the map. i guess a lot of americans would have had a hard time. i certainly had never, ever before -- although i have been to different countries and regions -- never met anyone from afghanistan. i

ranges are wyatt and why old, up 2%, 1960 on the s&p futures, up we are ten points from the bottom ofhere you are selling in the past couple weeks. can't get through 1970-1990, we are stuck. i see a lot of pessimism where folks a damned if we do, damned if whenever the fed does we are in trouble. if they raise rates they will send the wrong message. if they don't do anything they are not acknowledging the economy or telling something is wrong here. everyone saying we shoot short, when anyone says that i say we have a chance to go wild to the upside which is why we have mornings like today on no news. maria: are you a buyer or seller? >> i am waiting, we go a little higher, selling here like i said past couple weeks rewarded for selling. >> the problem is you basically have if you look it futures and options activity which is a good barometer of the crowd you basically take the position to 150,000 contracts. that is very negative. 30, 40 handles to the upside. this water balloon held under water and escapes to the upside, that is the right discussion. does the fed scare people by ackno

oil prices, stocks, wyatt they always moving in is in direction. >> we have a growth effort, supposedlyearnings, the growth, cap-ex spending, it would leave that we have bigger demand, traders chasing yields, through stock market you want to buy, you want to invest, now you have the chase for real, it changed the game because the overall program we have, and forced every mom and pop, but -- dagen: buying energy stocks and the market is down, it is led by energy stocks. >> the worst performing sector was energy. chasing oil down energy stocks. >> chasing dividend yields, they have no place to go. dagen: you would think lower oil prices are positive for earnings, it will help the transportation. and yet initiated not helping anything. job cuts. >> it will not. dagen: already seen it in target earnings. her >> how do you explain? dagen: macy's has a problem. how do you explain best buy which did well other day? dagen: retailers in specific pockets, talked about lower energy prices helping their earnings and sales so i think to diss this lower gas prices is foolish quite frankly. you watch

some character that i see or some moment that there's a drawing from an artist named andrew wyatt, and there was an old lady in a rocking chair facing a wall. and i just go why is she facing the wall. why would you face your rocking chair at the wall. that started a whole -- >> the scene. that's amazing. the inspiration for that. jason, what about you, paranormal activity comes from anywhere? "the visit" is like this. what's scary to people is what's familiar and real. all of our movies are grounded in what's relatable. >> do you guys scare easily like in real life do you go to horror movies and get freaked out? >> i do. >> i don't. >> do you see it coming? >> i wouldn't say i scare easily. i get scared less. i think i see more scary movies. >> that's very true. >> i see every scary movie. >> all time -- >> all time favorite ever? "the shining." >> that's a classic. >> "the exorcist." michael jordan. no conversation. seinfeld. let's not have a conversation. >> there are always fascinating twists with your films. >> i don't know. maybe. >> you'll have to see "the visit" to know. great t

to have suddenly, you know, seen the pope being welcomed to the wyatt hou white house, to see the popeen one of the most phenomenal os pekt asp the trip. >> in the camera shot, you are getting farther in the distance. nbc's anne thompson on the plane with pope francis, taxiing before it takes off. what are you seeing? what's happening inside of the papal plane at the moment? >> reporter: -- part of the plane, but i cannot see the pope. right now, journalists are just -- the cameraman are making sure they have all their equipment in place and their batteries are charged and nothing is going to run out. there is some conversation going on. most of us are just trying to -- the thing about -- when you're on the plane, you're exhausted and all you want to do is come back and sleep, not work the entire eight hours back. if we can get a 15-minute shut eye in -- >> it sounds like our connection, though long lasting there for a moment, has finally petered away because of the, perhaps, the mobile phone connection. anne thompson, nbc news's anne thompson on the plane with the pope, giving us a re