scott: mm-hmm. lemonis: and so, if i take the accounts payable and the bank loans, i'm pretty close to a million dollars. scott: $900,000-something, yeah. lemonis: we're drowning in debt right now. wendy: my kids and i, we all agree as a family he needs help. this might be it. lemonis: are the kids here now? wendy: jackie? lemonis: business like this has to constantly evolve. and so, what we're talking about is kind of the number of issues that exist inside the business. jackie: i mean, just based off of our conversations at every dinner table, we're wearing too many hats, and we're involved in so many things. and i think that that's gonna, like, run us ragged after a while. lemonis: does he give you the opportunity to do your job fully? jackie: no. ben: that's the thing that bothers me the most. lemonis: 25 years ago, scott came in, and he saved this company. now scott needs to let his kids do for him what he did for his father. if it's okay with you guys, i'd like to spend a minute with your paren

scott mcgrew: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. i hope you are a long-time watcher of "press:here." if you are, you know each week, my team of reporters and i talk to various ceos and newsmakers. this is a serious show. it's not a sunday morning infomercial, but that said, let me talk to you about toothpaste. we have for you this morning a revolutionary new toothpaste created in silicon valley, gets teeth 260% cleaner than the leading brand, but that's not all. it cuts your risk of gingivitis and leaves your mouth minty fresh. or so claims amit goswamy. he is the guy trying to disrupt the toothpaste industry with livionex, a $20 toothpaste. joined by john swartz of usa today and alice truong, of course. let me ask you about this 250% claim. people say it's twice as good as brand x. yours is--how is something 250% better? amit goswamy: well, first, we got to take a look at what people do today, scott. scott: brush their teeth. amit: yes, and you brush it the way your ancestor brushed it 4,000 years ago, with scrubbing them. then, th

scott: not yet. lemonis: okay, so that -- that's -- my issue isn't putting money to chase the business. my issue is putting money in and not knowing what scott's gonna do with it. scott: i know you about want to shoot me right now. lemonis: [ chuckling ] i do kind of want to shoot you. i do, because i feel like it just never ends. you see, when i look at the $85,000, the question is should it go into a new machine for orders that don't exist, or should it go into new inventory, where i know i have a guaranteed return? scott's not willing to take the time to do the analysis. that's my issue. i think the concern that i have, scott -- and, you know, we've talked about this -- is that our original deal was for me to put $630,000 in the business. i'm now well over 1 million bucks. and every time that phone call comes, right, it's, "we got to get an order out. this is burning down. that's burning down." but i'm not sure where the end of the hole is. and so how much money do you think you need right now to

scott: d.c. mayor muriel bowser and the police department are ramping up efforts to reduce crime in the city. one way involving police officers taking part in operation known as "all hands on deck." d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live at police headquarters with how city leaders are trying to fight back against crime. sam? sam: well, scott, the situation is that here august 288 there has been 103 homicides. that is just two fewer than in all of 2014. people are not complaining so much about "all hands on deck" but there has been negative reaction to the mayor's plan released yesterday which she called a safer, stronger d.c. mayor bowser unveiled in the news conference yesterday, the mayor underwent boos and cat calls from "black lives matter." she has called for more police on the street, more funds for security cameras, police being able to search homes of parolees convicted of violent crimes and the critics say the law calls so-called "returning citizens" under scrutiny. chief lanier said a numb

i felt scott was in between us when i was hugging him. >>> fallingen employing sergeant scott lunger was honored at the game. an on-field police motorcade, tribute to man who was a long-time a's mega fan. before the game the team members presented the family with jerseys with the lunger name. >> the a's got us here where we want to be, make us feel really good, and scott us with us. >> sergeant lunger's daughters were there, too. lunger was killed in a loon of duty in a routine traffic stop. lunger's girlfriend, antioch police dispatcher, jennifer lee, was proud to see scott honored by so many. >> it was amazing. so many people, friends, family, from all over the bay area, and it's honorable to see everybody out there. >> want to thank everybody that supported us, and just made us feel like part of a larger community. >> reporter: a son, father, hero, and baseball fan, who will never be forgotten. ♪ >> reporter: in oakland, abc7 news. >> a new fire prompted evacuations in lower lake in lake county. the jerusalem fire broke out this afternoon and has burned 100 acres. evacuations ha

scott, this case will go to the d.a.'s office. >> pelley: water quality in colorado's animas river is said to be back to what it was before three million gallons of toxic waste spilled last week. but mireya villarreal reports the worries have not been washed away. >> reporter: exactly one week since its breach, toxic water is still flowing out of the gold king mine. does it pain you to see this maepg? >> i think what really bothers me is-- is we had the water quality getting a lot better and now it's gotten worse since then. >> reporter: peter butler is cocoordinator for the animas river stakeholder group, which has been trying to clean up the area's 200 abandoned mines for 20 years. he says the e.p.a. could have avoided this latest blowout. >> they could have taken another step to determine how much water was back there. >> reporter: so this could have been preventible. >> it may have prevented it. they certainly probably would have taken a different approach if they knew the water was back there. >> reporter: e.p.a. chi

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was the biggest audience ever for a presidential primary debate. 24 million americans tuned in last night to watch 10 republicans go at it, and the drawing card was clearly a trump. here's major garrett. >> reporter: the debate opened with donald trump refusing to rule out a third party candidacy if he does not win the republican nomination. >> i will not make pledge at this time. >> okay. >> reporter: the tone toughened from there. fox's megyn kelly pressed trump to explain his previous comments about women. >> you've called women you don't like, "fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals." your twitter account-- >> only rosie o'donnell. ( cheers and applause ) i don't, frankly, have time for total political correctness, and to be honest with you, this country doesn't have time, either. what i say is what i say. and, honestly, megyn, if you don't like it, i'm sorry. i've been very nice to you, although i could probably maybe not be based on the way you have treated me. but i wouldn't do that. >>

scott: my pod broke down. [laughter] scott: today is a great walking day. got it a:ake my dog 30 every morning of the. and it was chilly out there. he had a next her stride and he was running around like crazy. a bit of fall in the air. we have a nice mix of sun and clouds. it will move to the early evening hours. outdoor plans, it will be fantastic with comfortable humidity and dew point levels. 82 at reagan national airport. winds are at six miles per hour. humidity at 38% for the end of august? almost unheard of. it's actually feeling cooler than our actual air temperature. 77 at dulles. lower 70's out in elkins, west virginia. dew point levels are in the 50's and that is white dry and comfortable. upper 60's in lower 70's will feel a bit more sticky in the upcoming weekend. if you want that summerfield, it is on the way. as we move through the evening hours into the overnight, temperatures will eventually all into the middle 60's. this is inside the capital beltway. for the next 36 hours, another beautiful day with a nice mix of sun and clouds. highs in

i felt scott was in between us when i was hugging him. >>> fallingen employing sergeant scott lunger was honored at the game. an on-field police motorcade, tribute to man who was a long-time a's mega fan. before the game the team members presented the family with jerseys with the lunger name. >> the a's got us here where we want to be, make us feel really good, and scott us with us. >> sergeant lunger's daughters were there, too. lunger was killed in a loon of duty in a routine traffic stop. lunger's girlfriend, antioch police dispatcher, jennifer lee, was proud to see scott honored by so many. >> it was amazing. so many people, friends, family, from all over the bay area, and it's honorable to see everybody out there. >> want to thank everybody that supported us, and just made us feel like part of a larger community. >> reporter: a son, father, hero, and baseball fan, who will never be forgotten. ♪ >> reporter: in oakland, abc7 news. >> a new fire prompted evacuations in lower lake in lake county. the jerusalem fire broke out this afternoon and has burned 100 acres. evacuations ha

scott? scott: maureen, we are talking about the senator from maryland. he downplays it but some say he could be the swing vote that nixes or approves the deal. whether he is being honest or not he is feeling the political pinch from around the world. [phone ringing ] >> senator's office? >> senator's office. can i help you? scott: the frenzy of ringing phone is an indicator that senator ben carden on a hot seat with no sign of cooling. they said there is not a moment of peace that poor guy is getting. senator: i don't know if that is true or not. it's certainly when i'm out in the community there is a lot of interest. people come up to you and express concerns. scott: the concern is does the deal give up too much and lifting the sanctions topay the way for a nuclear weapon or does it gave the world the best monitoring yet? senator: i have had a lot of interest from the president of the united states. there is what you call pressure. i call it interest. scott: trying hard toker is -- to persuade you. senator: correct. scott: like confidential agrees and d

. >> "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> pelley: the clash in cleveland. trump returns fire. >> i don't, frankly, have time for total political correctness. >> pelley: also tonight, will james holmes be executed for the theater massacre? the jury has decided. we're on the scene as a typhoon batters taiwan. the environmental protection agency makes an environmental disaster even worse. and steve hartman "on the road," on a journey measured in smiles. >> i'm countin' on it to be 33,000. >> reporter: 33,000? that's a pretty big goal. >> uh-huh. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. he showed his victims no mercy, but late today, james holmes' life was spared. the jury that convicted him of murdering 12 people and wounding 70 in a colorado movie theater massacre sentenced him to life in prison. mark strassmann is at the courthouse. >> would the defendant please stand? >> reporter: 15 weeks of trial brought james holmes to the jury's judgment. >> the court will impose a sentence of

scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: breaking news-- former president jimmy carter has cancer. we'll have the latest. also tonight, deadly explosions light up the night sky. sinton turns over her e-mail to the f.b.i. while sanders pulls ahead of her in new hampshire. republicans pile on. >> hillary clinton would be a good deceiver in chief but she cannot be trusted to be the commander in chief. >> pelley: and, can millions of plastic balls solve the california water crisis? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. late today, jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states, announced he has a very serious cancer diagnosis. mr. carter is 90. he said he will begin treatment in atlanta. our dr. jon lapook is joining us ww. jon, what can you tell us? ca reporter: scott, president carter announced on august 3 he had a procedure to remove a inall mass in his liver. in a statem

primary voters at 24%, more than jeb bush and scott walker combined. among democrats, hillary clinton is at 58% over bernie sand experlz noncandidate joe biden. nancy cordes is here with more from our poll. nancy. >> reporter: scott, not only is hillary clinton way out in front. she's also clearly got a lot of good will within her party. 82% of democracy voters view her favorably. 74% of democratic voters say they see clinton as honest and trustworthy, but her numbers drop significantly when you look at all registered voters. among them, only 40% say they see her as honest and trustworthy, down seven points since our last poll in may. who do republican voters think would be most likely to win general election? again, trump comes out on top with 26%, followed by jeb bush at 23%. and the good news for trump doesn't end there. 71 purpose of republicans in our poll said they were confident the really mogul would make the right decisions on the economy, the issues voters say is the most important to them. 65% were confident in his ability to tackle illegal

scott: leon, look, what is hurting hillary clinton the most is how long this is taking. so much goes into looking through the sensitive information. this was a prime example. this was supposed to be released in the day but got pushed back to 6:00. now they are saying 9:00 tonight. hillary: i said repeatedly i did not send or receive classified material. scott: while hillary clinton tries to convince supporters and opponents she did nothing wrong, the former vice president is serving up fresh criticism. >> i think she should have known. >> do you think the russia and the chinese have her e-mail? >> they have my personnel records. how can they not have her e-mails? scott: slipping a bit in recent surveys clinton is still leading handily in most democratic polls but because the state department is releasing most of the 54,000 pages on a monthly basis, the controversy will have an extended shelf life. how long and how deeply could the e-mail server issue haunt hillary clinton? >> well, the searching of the me e-mails she supposedly has turned over will continue next year. sc

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was the biggest audience ever for a presidential primary debate. 24 million americans tuned in last night to watch 10 republicans go at it, and the drawing card was clearly a trump. here's major garrett. >> reporter: the debate opened with donald trump refusing to rule out a third party candidacy if he does not win the republican nomination. >> i will not make pledge at this time. >> okay. >> reporter: the tone toughened from there. fox's megyn kelly pressed trump to explain his previous comments about women. >> you've called women you don't like "fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals." your twitter account-- >> only rosie o'donnell. ( cheers and applause ) i don't frankly have time for total political correctness, and to be honest with you this country doesn't have time, either. what i say is what i say. and, honestly, megyn if you don't like it, i'm sorry. i've been very nice to you although i could probably maybe not be based on the way you have treated me. but i wouldn't do that. >> report

scott rates is following the details >> scott : the one year anniversary of the shooting death of michel brown in ferguson. and just in the past few hours tensions their have escalating quickly -- gun shots rang out forcing reporters and police to take cover, take listen >>:take cover >> scott :scary stuff right there, now according to the st. louis county police department, one of their officers came under heavy fire and had to return shots during protest tonight. the department confirming to the associated press, that at least two unmarked police car were hit by gunfire several hundred protesters have gathered to mark the anniversary of the shooting death of 18-year old michael brown. demonstrators blocked traffic tonight and are being warned to clear the roadway or they will face arrest. now as right it unclear if anyone was injured. we will of corse keep updated both on air and online, vicky >> vicki : the 27-year-old man accused of killing a toddler is speaking out tonight. kron 4's kate cagle sat down with the man. and explains what he had to say. it's a story you'll only see on kr

and, scott, u.s. fish and wildlife, which is investigating these incidents, is also taking a look at whether they should add lions to its endangered species list. >> pelley: anna werner. thank you so much, anna. can a dirt bike walk on water? see for yourself when we come back. understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. americans. we're living longer than ever. as we age, certain nutrients... ...become especially important. from the makers of one a day fifty-plus. new one a day proactive sixty-five plus. with high potency vitamin b12... ...and more vitamin d. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.c

scott devitt. what's your take, terry, on this story? >> i'm trying to understand it, to be honest with you. on a scheduled call on friday, i was talking with folks today, just trying to understand the split between the company, "c" shares and "a" shares. and the only question i can guess, what your guest raised here with the question, going outside of the box to not be putting another search engine company with google. they're had looking to expand their businesses and diversify their revenues and they're going to do it through a separate entity. that's all i can think of. so i think that's where they're going with it. >> i wonder what if anything around the m & a idea, whether it does anything around speculated around twitter? >> that's been it for a while. i actually think one of the things against google has been that their margins have been so depressed because they've been spending so much on all of these various different technology initiatives. and a lot of analysts and investors they couldn't kind of come to grasp with how they'

scott: do not jinx us, matt. matt: i am not, but my point is the volatility is off the hook, right, scott? scott: it is unbelievable, and it is not going to stop any time soon. it will take a wild to form a bottom. you will not bounce straight back up. yesterday was a great example of that. i think it will take a little bit of time to form this bottom. days like this -- get used to it in the near term. alix: you seem very constructive, might i call you, positive, scott. what would change or thesis -- what would make you more bearish? were wrong on chinese stabilization and wrong on the chinese growth rate -- if we saw something print down the near 6%, that is a problem. that is not what we expect. we need china to be stable. i would still argue that the global recovery is going to be anden right now by the u.s. buying them in the developed, international markets, like the eurozone and japan. so, we need a few components moving in the right direction a 6% growth rate in china is not going to help things and the ma

the cbs evening news with scott p >> pelley: nature at its worst. a violent storm takes out homes in the east, while fire runs wild across the west. also tonight, trump leads the pack heading into the debate. some surprising findings about him in our new poll. the death toll rises in an outbreak of legionnaires disease.an and when this song is performed in public-- ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> pelley: somebody is celebrating in private. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. this evening, 60 fires are. burning in seven states. 208,000 acres, 15,000 firefighters. ben tracy is covering california's biggest.ck >> reporter: when the rocky fire burning north of san francisco jumped highway 20, firefighters lost one of their best containment lines. >> the fire was burning 100 feet in the air right there. >> reporter: bob jones saw the h flames heading towards his house last night. he did not evacuate and was right underneath the all out air ass

"cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> pelley: it's not working. america's attempt to train fighters for the war against isis is being called "an abject failure." also tonight, ten republican presidential contenders face offff in their first debate. it could have been worse. turns out the theater attacker had explosives. we'll look at what some theaters are doing to protect their customers. and what a ride. poking fun at the world on 16 trips around the sun. >> the world is demonstrably worse than when i started. have i caused this?th (laughter) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the starting pistol sounds tonight in a 50-week race to the republican presidential nomination. a race that begins and ends in cleveland, site of the g.o.p. convention next july. tonight the first debate with the top-ten candidates in the polls. five governors, three senators a neurosurgeon and a real estate developer. major garrett is in cleveland for us this evening. >> reporter: scott, th

scott? >> i'm happy to talk about -- >> change the subject. >> i'm not changing the subject. >> you are. >> ben said it was a free market. it is anything but that. if you guys want to open a business in china and play ball with the chinese government, good luck. >> you're changing the subject. >> let's have a -- >> you think that donald trump called the -- >> can we take donald trump out of this for a second? you can have concerns about china and the national debt and the markets in china as a separate issue. you can have concerns about it without having donald trump in the middle of predicting anything. the bottom line is -- >> he's a presidential candidate. >> -- china is stealing our intellectual property, manipulating their currency, doing all these other things -- >> the currency? >> yes. >> so let me ask you this. >> go ahead, charlie. >> do you think the fed manipulates the currency more than china? >> we have our own problems snap they're two separate issues, charlie. >> no, it's not

scott walker also supports ending birthright citizenship. >> larry: quick optics, tip, scott walker. when the policy you want to end is going to lead to 0 a, minorities being rounded up and sent somewhere you might want to lower your arm. >> now to be fair, the republican establishment does not want to be having this conversation. jeb exclamation point. and marco rubio have both said they are not in favor of changing this law. but jeb is married to a mexican immigrant, and marco rubio is latino himself. so either they are more attuned to issues or they just have -- what is that thing called? oh, yeah, basic human empathy. i always forget that. all right. okay. all right. here is the thing. even bill o'reilly thinks trump has gone too far. >> then you say well we have to have mass deportation. that is not going to happen because the fourteenth amendment says if you are born here you are an american. >> bill, i think you are wrong about the fourteenth amendment. >> larry: i never thought i would say this, trump, but bill o'reilly is correct! [ cheers and applause ] >> larry: you know w

melissa: scott, do you agree with that. >> sort of. the other story is the fitness one which i don't think is a fad at all. i think problem a lot of these stocks are a little rich. in planet fitness's case, issue with them they have 1,000 locations out there. that is tough from real estate standpoint. if you sitting watching us you're doing working out in your life. statistics show more of us work out and eight healthy you about real estate as specific of planet fitness is something i don't like. melissa: david, back over to you. david: oreo and ritz crackers. bill ackman taking five 1/2 billion dollar stake in their parent company mon today less. looking for growth or cost cuts or sale to one of rivals like craft heinz. starting with scott what is your take on this? >> david, i like it. ackman is a great investor. got some publicity with the herbalife tussle with carl icahn. reality his numbers are pretty good. but the mon indolee-z. he is rounding out portfolio. david: scott pronounced it correctly. mon dough lose. it is pronounced d

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. and remember, the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: california burning: more than a dozen major wildfires fed by triple-digit temperatures have chased hundreds from their homes. we'll have the forecast. also tonight, a wing, back in flight. we'll speak to the man who found what may be the break in the case of the missing malaysia jetliner. then, a motorist dead, a cop charged with murder. how officers are trained to head off such deadly confrontations. and steve hartman with a first love lost and rediscovered more than 70 years later. >> couldn't believe it. ( laughs ) captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. >> tonight, california governor gerry brown has teclaird a state of emergency because of 18 wildfires that are burning in his state all over the west, the temperatures are rising and records are falling, esp

the final point would be, scott, that joe biden has done this before. he knows that it would be a long, hard slog if he ran. >> pelley: john dickerson, we'll see you sunday on "face the nation." thanks. for the first time, the federal government will restrict greenhouse gasses from power plants. the president announced today that in 15 years plants must cut emissions 32% and 28% of the electricity in the country must come from sources such as wind and solar. more than 1,000 u.s. power stations fueled by coal will face major changes, and that industry is suing because this is an executive action and not a law, a future president could change these rules. our homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has obtained a u.s. intelligence bulletin that warns law enforcement of a surge in small, light-weight drones flying near sensitive sites. the number and the locations are surprising. >> reporter: the report warns that the number of drones flying near or over potential targets in the united states is on the rise. according to the intelligence assessment obt

he is running as scott walker. if you look at his record in parenthood funding, abortion, a variety of different issues, he has always been very conservative. i think you have two candidates that up until now have appeal in all those different factions. one is rubio and the other is scott walker. that was verified in the poll today and they had a 38 net favorability rating. we just have to make sure more hear from us. alex: how worried that scott walker could have those tweets? they are pretty dull. he tweeted about meatloaf. i agree. ed: one of the strengths of scott walker is he does not have to yell and scream. alex: my dad is from iowa. not midwestern boring. ed: that is your interpretation of it. al: i can second that. ed: one of the things that has happened with tweets -- they have moved from being a communication tool to a weapon. we are continuing to use it as a communication source and i think we will, boring or not. al: donald trump leads the polls but second and third -- scott walker in jeb bush. and jeb

and scott's dad through out the first pitch to rickie henderson. chris bass pitched the game of his life. ten strikeouts. a's look good when they're going to win the game. bolt nine, a's have the bases loaded. final out. josh reddick to the pitcher. and everyone is safe. reddick, two rbi. mark hannah scores, 4-4, next batter the newcomer, danny valencia. a game-winner. also had a home run. what a way to honor surgery sergeant lunger. a's win 5-4. >>> let's head down to stanford. bank of the west finals. angelique facing -- pishkova. managed to break her opponent ten times. after going 0-4 last year, i now 4-0 this year, winning in three sets, two hours, seven minutes. her first bank of the west title. >>> final round of the bridgestone invitational. what a day for shaken shot a 4-under 66, a one-shot lead over bubba watson, in danger of dropping a shot but threads the needle between the trees. setting up this birdie opportunity and he got it. lowry, the 11th first-time winner on tour this year. next up, the pga championship, which begins on thursda

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today, on what would have been kayla mueller's 27th birthday, we learn that u.s. intelligence has been told she was tortured and sexually assaulted while in the captivity of isis, the islamic terror group whose atrocities include the beheading of three americans. mueller, a humanitarian aid worker from prescott, arizona, was captured two years ago in syria. isis claims that she was killed last february in an allied air strike. now, u.s. officials say women once held with mueller claim that she was sexually assaulted by the leader of isis himself. here's major garrett. >> reporter: kayla mueller's parents learned of the grim details in june from the f.b.i. u.s. officials said the self- proclaimed isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi repeatedly raped mueller, an american humanitarian worker, while she was held captive by isis with at least two other sex slaves in a syrian compound. al-baghdadi visited the compound frequently and assaulted mueller during those visits, accord

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. >> "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is coming up next. have a great night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolora >> pelley: the secretary of state on threats to america. nuclear and cyber. do you think the chinese and/or the russians are reading your e- mails? also tonight, jeb bush blames hillary clinton for the rise of isis, and trump declares himself not just a winner but a whiner. >> i keep whining and whining until i win. >> pelley: severe weather from floods to dust storms. and firefighters battling wildfires face a new threat-- drones. >> it could have catastrophic consequences. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. secretary of state john kerry said today it is, "very likely" his e-mails are being read by the chinese and russian governments and he writes his e- mails with that in mind. his comments suggest that confidence in security has been shaken at the highest levels after relentless hacking of federal computers. do you think the chinese and/or the russ

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, on what would have been kayla mueller's 27th birthday, we learn that u.s. intelligence has been told that she was tortured and sexually assaulted while in the captivity of isis, the islamic terror group already responsible for the beheading of three americans. mueller, a humanitarian aid worker from prescott, arizona, was captured two years ago in syria. isis claims that she was killed last may in an allied air strike. now, u.s. officials say women once held with mueller claim that she was sexually assaulted by the leader of isis himself. here's major garrett. >> reporter: kayla mueller's parents learned of the grim details in june from the f.b.i. u.s. officials said the self-proclaimed isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi repeatedly raped mueller, an american humanitarian worker, while she was held captive by isis with at least two other sex slaves in a syrian compound. al-baghdadi daddy visited the compound frequently and assaulted mueller during those visits according to senior officials. isis

i was nervous and i'm sure my son scott is jealous of me being up on that mound. that's where he always wanted to be. i felt scott was in between us when i was hugging him. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: fallen hayward police sergeant lunger was honored. an on field police motorcade, a tribute to the a man who was a lifetime a's mega fan. before the game, team members presented his family with jerseys bearing the lunger name. >> the a's got us here where we want to be and make us feel really good and scott is with us now. >> reporter: sergeant lunger's daughters ashton and sarah were there. he was shot and killed july 22nd in the line of duty during a routine traffic stop. a suspect was arrested. lunger's girlfriend police dispatcher jennifer lee was proud to see scott honored by so many. >> it was amazing. so many people, friends, family from all over the bay area come to support us and it's just honorable to see everybody out there. >> just want to thank everybody that supported us and just made us feel like we're part of a larger community. >> reporter: a son, father, he

and, scott, u.s. officials say heey continue to make the case for three other americans imprisoned or missing in iran. >> pelley: margaret brennan at the state department this evening. anrgaret, thank you. today a pair of terrorists opened fire on the u.s. consulate in istanbul. no one was hurt. . police station nearby was ermbed. the attacks came after turkey opened its incirlik air base to t x american f-16 fighter jets and about 300 american troops, who were joining the fight against isis. holly williams is in istanbul. >> reporter: both of the tsailants were women. one of them was cornered by turkish police after the attack. "take your hands off the weapon," shouted this officer, as the woman hid beneath a house. she was eventually captured, apparently after being shot. she's been named as hatice asik, a member of a banned communist group that was also behind the suicide bombing of the u.s. embassy in turkey two years ago, which left a security guard dead. ule other woman in today's consulate atta

scott, back to you. >> pelley: carl parker of the weather channel. thanks very much. 60-mile-an-hour winds blew a huge dust storm into phoenix today. it darkened the sky before an inch of rain fell in just 30 minutes. flights were diverted and thousands lost power. the pentagon's first attempt to train syrian rebels to fight isis was what one official called an "abject failure." most of the 54 fighters are dead, captured or missing. another 600, who passed the u.s. vetting process, have dropped out. holly williams found out one reason why. >> reporter: america's hopes of defeating isis in syria depend on fighters like abu suleyman and abu yazen, battle-hardened 22-year-olds, both too frightened to show their faces because their parents still live under isis rule. in april, along with other fighters from their brigade of so-called moderate rebels, they signed up for u.s.-funded training, but after completing the program and receiving their first $500 in pay, they quit. "we felt betrayed," said abu suleyman. "about halfway through, we realized the trai

scott and kris? ==kris/cu== a bay area bikeris this morning -- after enterithe ==nat >>> a bay area biker is resting well this morning after entering the record books. >> 95,622 feet. i broke the record. >> craig cannon spent the weekend breaking the world's ascension record. he climbed 95,000,622 feet in just 48 hours. i know, scott mcgrew, it's jaw dropping. cannon says the idea was to break the record, and he started that thought process after biking the equivalent of the height of mountain everest, and decided he wasn't tired. >> about 13 or 14 hours, and i still felt good, so i was like, maybe i can do something longer. >> so he ran the distance of a half marathon before his record-breaking attempt. i guess that was his warmup? >> 92,000 feet? >> 622, yes. >> holy cow. >> that's why he can drink regular soda. the rest of us have to drink. >>> the land top landmarks in the u.s. are right here in the bay area, according to trip adviser. alcatraz is number one, golden gate bridge was number two. li

sergeant scott survives the storm that miraculously kills no one. inside he runs into captain tysher and tells him about his wild ride. >> that's when he told me that he drove through the storm. it was hard for me to believe based upon his reaction. i was very impressed after seeing the video what he had went through that he was still as calm as he was. flying objects, the trees falling down. the trees chasing him. the wind was breaking down of the car. it's definitely something that i hope to never see again. >>> coming up, a drunk driver one officer will never forget. >> once in a while you'll come across a situation where somebody pulls a stunt just like this. >>> when "caught on camera: dash diaries" continues. a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're walking the halls with varsity level swagger. that's what we call that new gear feeling. you left this on the bus... get it at the place with the experts to get you the right gear. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. started using ga

reporting live from levi's stadium, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, were you singing along with the girls off camera? >> reporter: yes, he was. absolutely. >> yes, i can see that. her tunes are pretty catchy. scott, thank you so much. >>> a lot going on this weekend. we're also hoping to cleargty"ç shelters. >> now because of that, chief a field trip today to the peninsula humane society. we do not feel too bad for him. look at the cute folks he gets to hang out with this. this pup hi)÷here. and this is all about getting new homes, right? >> it definitely is. i had to let the dogs get all that camera time today. we had chaunser and arnie here. these are two of the super cute dogs out here at the peninsula humane society. and it's part of our annual clear the shelters eventuality, which again is going to be happening saturday s and around here this beautiful facility where there's going to be a lot of animals to choose from again tomorrow. with us right now is scott with the peninsula humane society. and you say there's something really great about this humane society, if

melissa: scott what do you think of that? >> well, i think asset prices certainly have been slumping for some time now but market has stayed up. now if you're looking at the fed and their whole play in this, they could raise rates, melissa in september, they could raise again in december, may not matter. >> no chance. >> look at this way, as the fed gotten closer to rate hike, guess what happened to interest rates? they have gone down. fed can kick a couple of rate hikes into the market and may not really matter and give them ammo for 2015. i don't think this will be european scenario, in one breath they raise rates and one breath they cut. i think they stay out of completely. connell: a number of elements to dive into. larry shover joins us from the pits of cme to add his perspective. everybody else stays with us as well. what did you pick out today, larry, what a close? >> what a close. roller coaster ride continues. i'm taking outlyer view, this reminds me of object 2014. remember we had 10% peak to trough move in october?

scott budnick, a former hollywood producer best known for "the hangover" franchise. today he's a prison whisperer of sorts. he says he's a regular face at 20 of california's 34 prisons, where he helps to rehabilitate robbers and murderers. >> i'm interested in anybody who wants to change. >> reporter: with 2.4 million people currently behind bars, the united states holds the highest number of inmates in the world. critics say much of this is because too many people are serving excessive sentences for acts that shouldn't be criminalized, like non-violent drug offenses. >> there's some dangerous people here that belong in prison, but we also use prisons to incarcerate people that not only are we scared of, but that we're mad at. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: scott first embarked on this action a decade ago when a colleague invited him to attend a writing class in prison. >> i walked in with a bunch of kids facing their life in prison. i was in this hollywood bubble, and i realized that i had lost that desire to give back, and i wanted to reclaim it and recla

and, scott, havana wants the u.s. to pay more than $300 billion worth of damages it said it suffered due to the embargo and seized assets. >> pelley: margaret brennan in havana tonight. margaret, thanks. there's a revolution coming in making purchases with a smartphone. somewhat when cbs evening news continues. [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. smash it! make the call and ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. new larger size now available. i take prilosec otc each morning for my fr

. >>> the a's honoring fallen hayward police officer scott lunger, his daughter and scott's dad through out the first pitch to rickie henderson. chris bass pitched the game of his life. ten strikeouts. a's look good when they're going to win the game. bolt nine, a's have the bases loaded. final out. josh reddick to the pitcher. and everyone is safe. reddick, two rbi. mark hannah scores, 4-4, next batter the newcomer, danny valencia. a game-winner. also had a home run. what a way to honor surgery sergeant lunger. a's win 5-4. >>> let's head down to stanford. bank of the west finals.

scott: a lot. i talk about this in the book, .oo there's a lot going on in terms of technology, in terms of fast casual, which is a new segment over the past 10 years. chipotle is doing some interesting things in terms of customizing and making the experience something that the customer is really part of. upscale restaurants and fast casual i think are where things are going in the future. the people in between, midscale and casual diners -- they are having a hard time. you could pick one other movie after which to make a restaurant -- scarlet: or tv show. matt: what movie or tv show? joked we woulds do the crusty crab after "spongebob." hillary coming up, clinton comes clean over e-mails. how much is this ongoing saga going to impact her campaign? we'll discuss. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the bloomberg "market day." matt: we want to get to a look at the markets, which have kind of turned around. what's behind the buy? >> with left the -- with less than an hour left in the trading day, markets ha