jeff: jeff hunt. lemonis: hi, jeff, how are you? are you the owner? jeff: yes, sir. lemonis: nice to meet you. jeff: my son, taylor. taylor: taylor. lemonis: taylor, how are you? taylor: doing well. nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: you're looking sharp today. taylor: thanks. i dressed up. lemonis: this is interesting. i wanted to get, like, a chance to just look around for a minute. look, if i had to describe this store in one word, it would be "barren." there are no accessories for sale, no point-of-purchase system, and zero food. it's almost like they did the absolute bare minimum and then said, "yeah, this is good enough." why'd you do a tea business? jeff: i just thought there was a need, you know. obviously, it was starbucks. i just feel that it's only in the upper 1% type malls and areas in our country, and i felt there was a need to bring it to the regular mother of four. lemonis: and so what is your relationship, the two of you? jeff: i'm still a dad first and a boss second. lemonis: how old are you? taylor: 23. jeff: 40. lemonis: so, he was born when you w

jeff: i'm saying. charlie: we look at populism and the tension between urban and rural and people from the rural areas want to come into the urban areas to find a job. and you have more party control there. and more state control there. but they have some of the same kinds of tensions. >> the interesting thing is when things happen like this, globally. and then you get this sort of yearning for the outcider. and even -- i've read the bully pulpit and love it. in some ways, teddy roosevelt facing this exact same type of period, almost does it a-as an outcider talking about a squared deal for the american people. and that's where i think something that donald trump may have done for us which is maybe outsiders, especially very wealthy outsiders, can, you know, howard schultz. whatever. can say why not me? why not me? and it could possibly open the way to new people coming in. jeff: i think politically that is a really important point. i for some reason went back and read a once famous play called state o

jeff. >> jeff: all right. yes, we continue to monitor that situation. they did get a little bit of rain yesterday, but it wasn't enough to really stop those fires. so they continue to deal with that horrific situation there. around here we are dry. we have some cloud cover around. this is the front that's going to come through tomorrow afternoon. and we think at that time we system. this is going to be phase two coming up. and also eventually a cooldown. but we got some more rain that will be developing here over night. nothing in the area right now. so you're good to go for the drive and anything that you have planned this evening. look at the temperature. 60 degrees. loving it. and even out to the west, we still have temps well in the 50s. a little cooler tomorrow. one more warm day before the temperature drop as we get into thursday. here is a look at future view we're dry. we're going to hold steady, i think, in the mid 50s and generally a mostly cloudy sky. watch what happens over night heading into the morning drive tomorrow. here is 7:00 a.m. sho

i met them through jeff. so, thank you, jeff. i heard their story, i was moved and touched by it. we plan on doing it every year, we hope every year it gets bigger and better, so we can gift toys to the children that are there. basically it's just come over, and bring a toy, an unwrapped toy for kids of all ages. and, we have multiple drop-off locations. we have two businesses that have offered drop-off locations. >> jj: all in village square. thank you so much, sarah. phaze laser opens december 8, located in village square on west sahara, call the number or visit the web site listed on your screen. >> jeff: do you know someone who makes a difference in our community? you can recognize them with our give back award. >> jj: click on the give back and fill out the form. one lucky person will receive $500 from america first credit $500 from america first credit d where the holidays are about joy again. xx, marshalls and homegoods, we've imagined the holidays this way for decades. it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popula

back to you jeff. >> jeff: thank you. nbc's next big live musical is just over a week hairspray was a cult classic movie that became a tony winning broadway show then a movie musical. now it is a going to be a live tv event. >> hairspray live promises to be a musical flurry of big hair, bright makeup, loud wardrobes, heart thumping energy. >> cast is amazing. everyone is funny and happy. the cast features jennifer hud sn, ariana grande, and derrick handcuff. >> they kept naming the cast and i was like what? that's amazing. then what? >> reporter: they offered up a sneak peek at the macy's day thanksgiving parade performing you can't stop the beat. this group has so of crowds whether on broadway or in concerts but this is one night, one show live with millions watching. >> anyone nervous. >> not until you kind of spoiled it for us. [ laughter ] >> what makes it so special is that it is live. i think any imperfections the audience might see will enjoy. >> joining these familiar faces. newcomer maddie who just a few who answ

that's alabama senator jeff sessions. he was an early supporter of donald trump in the presidential campaign. sessions is generally well liked by his senate colleagues. senate, of course, must confirm him for this position, but sessions did run into trouble 30 years ago back in 1986 when he was the united states attorney and nominated by reagan for a judgeship. accused of making racially insensitive comments. telling the committee that sessions had called him boy and had warned him, quote, to be careful what you say to white folks. what we're about to show you now is an nbc news report from that time, from the controversial sessions nomination battle back in 1986. this is reporter ken bodie, the date, march 17th, 1986. >> mr. sessions is a thoughback to a shameful era which i know both black and white americans thought was in our past. it's inconceivable to me that a person of this attitude is qualified to be a u.s. attorney let alone a united states federal judge. >> jefferson beauregard sessions iii, he was brought face

. >> jeff: ten people were taken to local hospitals but all are expected to be okay. osu's main campus in columbus is one of the largest in the u.s. the university has more than 65,000 students enrolled across the state. all academic classes have been canced the day. >> michelle: all right. welcome in everybody. we're happy to have you on this monday. we're going start with a news 3 exclusive. this video that you see behind me showing engine trouble on board an american airlines flight. this flight was going from dallas to las vegas when it had to be diverted. >> jeff: it was diverted to albuquerque where passengers had to wait a few hours before another plane could pick them up and bring them back to las vegas. news 3's faith jessie is live at mccarran international with frightening for those who looked out the window and saw it? >> reporter: absolutely. and you can only imagine now relief filled the airport this morning as those passengers finally made it to las vegas. after something went very wrong on their flight last night while they were in the air. this exclus

jeff: i'm saying. charlie: we look at populism and the tension between urban and rural and people from the rural areas want to come into the urban areas to find a job. and you have more party control there. and more state control there. but they have some of the same kinds of tensions. >> the interesting thing is when things happen like this, globally. and then you get this sort of yearning for the outsider. and even -- i've read the bully pulpit and love it. in some ways, teddy roosevelt facing this exact same type of period, almost does it a-as an outsider talking about a squared deal for the american people. and that's where i think something that donald trump may have done for us which is maybe outsiders, especially very wealthy outsiders, can, you know, howard schultz. whatever. can say why not me? why not me? and it could possibly open the way to new people coming in. jeff: i think politically that is a really important point. i for some reason went back and read a once famous play called state o

>> jeff: not concerned at all. really. only, what happens -- honestly what happens in the capitol is interesting but every senator and representative ought to be paying attention to what is capitol. >> ron: can we learn -- >> jeff: so it's manufactured, the most of it, the conflict we share, it's interesting but it's our common goal and so no matter which party you show up at the capitol as or leadership position or fancy titles, it does not matter unless you're trying to solve real-world problems for voters. >> ron: there seems to be a feelin t goes into this with i'm going to win no matter what. and the constituents back home, wait, that's not what is best for us and the state. it's a win at all costs and you seem to go against that. >> jeff: i'm happy to do that. i'm proud of the work with no labels that we can be republicans and democrats and we need more of it. it's not all roses for the they have supermajorities from local government all the way to the white house. >> chuck: right. >> jeff: they have to constrain the

jeff veltri: i think his c speaks to his woeful indifference. sharyl: do you feel confident that we are, in part because of the fbi's efforts, about as safe as we can be in trying to minimize that threat of terrorist coming through? jeff veltri: i feel as confident as i'm going to feel about it. you're never going to stop anyone who is morally bankrupt and has a price for their integrity. the question is what your price is. sharyl: tomsheck retired last year. customs and border protection reversed his negative review and, in april, settled his whistleblower case. the agency has now begun polygraphing all new customs and border patrol applicants. but it's not a good sign that the majority are flunking the lie detector tests. next on "full measure." they're known around the world as bobbies, england's police force. now, the threat of terrorism is bringing a radical change to sharyl: a time-honored tradition is under assault across the pond. most british bobbies work the beat without a guns, armed with only a billy club. now, there's a shift in tha

that's who jeff sessions is. it is not just the racism disturbing itself but when the tape came out, when the "access hollywood" tape came out that grabbing women by genital is not sexually assaults. he has no business doing that. i want to get on another point here. stephen bannon, i want people to understand how dangerous that is. the thing about stephen bannon is he's the whisper, he's going to be the person that's in closest proximity to donald trump and who donald trump is going to listen to. we have to understand that when we call -- when we call white pr s supramsis and lets talk about the kkk for just a second here. t it terrorized african-americans by lynching or bombing or raping. there was a study that came out in 2015 by the equal justice initiative that said from 1877 to 1950, nearly 4,000 black women, black men, black children were lynched in 27 states. this is the reality that we are dealing. let me finish for a second. >> well, i don't know how long it is going to be. >> come on, don't be rude, le

jeff sessions was offered that job. it seems like secretary of state, that he wanted and rumored at, is now being floated for a lot of different people. is it possible because of confirmation concerns that at the end of the day, rudy giuliani like newt gingrich another fierce loyalist, ben carson another loyalist, doesn't end up as part of the trump team in the white house? >> i mean it could mean everything for him. or it could mean absolutely nothing. because it -- the trump organization has sort of shown that they'll look past naming some controversial records or mean look at some of the things that michael flynn has said. right? so it doesn't seem like that they're willing to take loyalty over perhaps what might be a tough confirmation hearing. that said we just don't know right now. there is a lot of -- it feels like i'm at a child's birthday party every day, there are so many -- we kind of have to wait and see at this point. >> i thought you were going to go with a clown metaphor. >> that's scary, alisyn. >> scary

but, jeff, that weekend smack going to be no joke. >> jeff: yes. if you thought today was sunny and warm, just you wait. because tomorrow i think we're not only going to come close to record highs but i think we're going to break them and in some we're going to be in the 70s. all right. i'm going to tell you right now. and then it's just amazing how we go from that to a very strong cold front that comes through on saturday. it's going to be rain to snow over the weekend. and it's a good rule of thumb in weather here, guys, whatever you get these big temperature swings like this, it's going to come with strong winds. so wind is going to become a big factor this weekend as well and perhaps even a little bit of damage just from the wind itself. all right. so we've got 56 ashtabula. 63 in cleveland. look at sandusky at 66. it's going to be a warm night. 63 at 5:00. if you are just heading out the door or planning to here shortly, 6:00, 61. and 7:00, clear sky. 58. no problems tonight. again, even warmer tomorrow. and then a wild weekend ride. forecast

there's a piece from general general jeff sessions is demes nightmare. what is your take, judge in terms of what the left and the media are doing in terms of attacking jeff sessions right now. >> i think they're in the business of conjuring up nightmares and this is part of an effort to delegitimized president-elect's trump administration and they picked jeff sessions as the first target. to the left it's -- he's from the south, from alabama. in fact, when he was coming up politically, he campaigned against george wallace as a young alabama republican. so these attacks are totally unjustified. >> will they impact is confirmation hearings? >> i think they will impact them in the sense you will hear about them but i think he'll be confirmed and to the discredit of anybody who joins in that sort of thing. >> what do you think? how do you see it? >> well, this is sort of the equivalent of a political drive by assassination attempt. it has to be that -- it has to be done from a speeding vehicle. these are false accusations. they were false 30 years ago. i've

on jeff sessions, he describes jeff, he says jeff has been a highly respected member of the u.s. senate for 20 years, he's a world class legal mind and considered a truly great attorney general and u.s. attorney in the state of alabama. jeff is greatly admired by legal scholars in virtually everyone who knows him. in regards to michael flynn, he said i'm pleased that lieutenant general michael flynn will be by my side as we work to defeat radical islamic terrorism, navigate geopolitical challenges and keep america safe. as for mike pompeo, he will be a brilliant unrelnting leader for our intelligence community to assure the safety of america and our allies. yesterday we were wondering when names would be put to paper and we are seeing that this morning. >> let's continue our discussion. jim sciutto, i want to focus on the national security adviser pick, general mike flynn. he is a very controversial figure because basically, in a nutshell, he says that americans are justified in their fear of muslims. what more can you tell us about the general? >> i think in all honesty, we can

alabama will undoubtedly pick a republican to replace jeff sessions. that will be one of the safest jobs in the country, right? whatever republican gets appointed to the seat in alabama, that is basically a guaranteed job for life. but here's one potentially hilarious thing to watch for in that process. one of the people who could be appointed to that u.s. senate seat by the governor of alabama is the governor of alabama. he could appoint himself the same governor of alabama who was last heard on this show saying this -- >> i stand behind you, and i put my arms around you and put my -- and include you. i love that, too. putting my hands. >> alabama governor robert bentley right now is facing possible impeachment proceedings at home because of the circumstances of that sex tape. one of the people he could appoint to replace jeff sessions is himself. chicagoland let him escape the -- which would let him escape the threat of impeachment for the sex tape, and. it would be a job for life, and washington, d.c., is nice this time of year. so keep an eye on ro

hello, jeff. i'll let you drive my car. hello, jeff. very good. hello, jeff. oh, my goodness! the first thing i did when i wanted jeff to jump every time i touched his hand, something interesting happened. i said he could drive my car. jeff, in his mind, figured out, "every time that my hand touches chuck's hand, something interesting happens." the next time, i held my hand away from his hand, he went towards my hand. i trained him to come to my hand by pairing my hand with reinforcement. repetition is crucial to training animals. it's harder whenever there's a bigger group. pretty much a good day for me would be people leaving their hands off of me. um, everywhere that i go there's always someone calling me names, calling me gay. i've been choked. thrown up against a wall. punched. nobody's ever tried to help me. i'm anne. i'm a scientist. why don't you let me... and me... help you out? ? you're gonna hear what i say... ? i love taking stuff apart and building new things out of it. anne: pal's my most advanced annedroid. [gasps] u haven't seen anything yet. announcer: give yo

thank you, jeff. one thing if the president-elect wants to go out for a steak dinner and doesn't feel obligated but quite another when he meets with a foreign head of state. we'll talk trump's treatment of the fourth estate when we come back and keep the tweets coming. is the media complicit saying there is real fear out there. disappointed is not fear. words matter. i keep saying, conduct matters. but you know, he's now named five people. i think that's conduct and it's worthy of some discussion. back in a second. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and, ta-da! paid twice as fast. oh, she's an efficient officiant. way to grow, jeanette. get paid twice as fast. visit quickbooks-dot-com. the press corps this week, the white house

jeff sessions. what does this say about donald trump's world view. >> the one he wants to bring into the house. there are a lot of folks who has moped to see a different sort of donald trump in the white house. these first three picks at least suggest he's going to implement the sorts of policies he articulated. a strong stand on immigration. he's going to embrace the international policies that he talked about on the campaign trail. it is very true to form and it is very true to him sticking with the loyal focus that have been there from the beginning but it is also understandable why his opponents would be disconcerted. >> but jonathan, you are one of these opponents is donald trump doing what he said he was going to do. appointing people who agreed with what he said during the campaign. democrats shouldn't be surprised here should they? >> if you are saying donald trump is a bigot and racist and con man and fraud is appointing people like him, you are correct. bannon, a chief strategist. basicall

it allowed jeff gordon to come back. jeff retired last year and to have his expert opinion, and, one, he was watching from afar, then he was able to get in the car and feel what we had been talking about, that was a big moment for us and help us find the right direction and get hendrichendrickhendrick motorspn top. >> rose: what did he do? it validated what we drivers were talking about. >> rose: because he had experience, he could confirm, validate and interpret, too. >> exactly. he's taken on a strong role in managing the company. drivers will complain and that's my job so we're complaining about all kinds of stuff. when jeff experienced it, he was able to help mr. hendrick know where to infuse the money, the engine development, and fine tune the areas. >> rose: do you want to own? absolutely not. i want to shelve my helmet. >> rose: and do the rest of your life. >> yes. >> rose: want to do other kind of racing? >> i've always wanted to experience other cars. i wanted to drive indy cars. that was my dream. i always wan

if jeff sessions gets confirmed as the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions is a sitting u.s. senator from one of the reddest states in the country, alabama. drama as to which party his successor will come from. alabama has a republican governor. a.g., the governor will undoubtedly pick a republican to replace jeff sessions, and that will undoubtedly be the safest seat in the country. that is basically a guaranteed job for life. here's a potential hilarious thing. one of the people who could be appointed by the governor of alabama is the governor of alabama. the same governor of alabama who was last heard on this show saying this. >> you know what, i stand behind you and i, and i put my arms around you and i put my hand on your breast and pull you real close, i love that, too. >> alabama governor robert bentley right now is facing impeachment at home because of that tape. appoint to replace jeff sessions is himself, which would let him escape the threat of impeachment for the sex tape and it would be a job for life, and washington, d.c. is very nice this time of year. pro

jeff veltri: i feel as confident as i'm going to feel about it. you're never going to stop anyone who is morally bankrupt and has a price for their if you're for sale, then then the question is what your price is. sharyl: tomsheck retired last year. customs and border protection reversed his negative review and, in april, settled his whistleblower case. the agency has now begun polygraphing all new customs and border patrol applicants. but it's not a good sign that the majority are flunking the lie detector tests. next on "full measure." they're known around the world as bobbies, england's police force. bringing a radical change to sharyl: a time-honored tradition is under assault across the pond. most british bobbies work the beat without a guns, armed with only a billy club. now, there's a shift in that longstanding policy. scott thuman shows us how terror is altering the way of life in london. scott: walk the beat with a british police officer and something may seem amiss to the in fact, you'd be hard pressed to find a so-called "bobbie" who do

the tips and trips to the search engine up >>> jeff. >> jeff: another beautiful day. made it above 60. the current temperature is above 60. the next few hours we'll be dropping in the 50s. basically the story is this, record high potential later this week. and then the first snowfall on the way. details on that. welcome to my world. details on all of this when we . >>> for the second time in as many months, two ohio dollar general stores have been slapped with fines for these safety violations. cleveland 19 dani carlson is getting answers about this repeated problem with one of the nation's largest discount retailers. >> dani: that's right, ramona. they have found a pattern of blocked exits inside dollar general stores across the 100 violations since 2010 totaling $10 million in fines. now, a dollar general store in pioneer, ohio, was cited in august for stacking merchandise and blocking exits. a month later, osha found the same violation in bolvar, ohio. today we did spot checking at dollar general stores around northeast ohio. we found one exit blocked and we do hav

let's check with jeff tanchak. we have ground confirmation, jeff. it is hot out. what's going on? >> romona: these conditions, jeff. i can't work under those conditions. >> jeff: i am sorry it is so warm out there. i don't know what to do. we could cool things down a little bit for you. just like yesterday, okay. we were in a similar situation in the 70s now. i think it will be a little cooler tonight because the wind we will not have much of a wind out bringing the temperature down. last night we had a stronger south wind keeping the temperature up and this is warm this time of year. 66 at 8:00, first pitch. look at around midnight. that's when we got the showers that will be moving in sometime around the midnight hour here. right now a few light showers out over the lake with the system watching. not much to it now. a indianapolis. that is the front. the alert will be overnight and through the first half of the day tomorrow for the showers. midnight to 2:00 p.m. keep in mind your morning commute tomorrow will be on the wet side and that's when the bulk of the rain will be coming

jeff... jeff, i don't know how to say this. what, gene? you don't know how to say "you're fired?" come on, gene, you can say that. just say, "nobody in this building that we've been friends for 11 years." just say, "you're fired." you can do that, gene. how cocod you be so irresponsible? i screwed up. what can i do to change it? don't just say, "i screwed up." the man'n'life is over. tell him you screwed up. think you'll get a b br? i've busted my ass making perfect cases for you. i don't need this crap! watch how you talk to me. i'm your boss because i'm smarter than you not because i got lucky. you aren't the golden girl around here anymore. hey, feel like a beer at the bowling alley? what's wrong with you? you just drop into offices without calling in?alley? can't you see i'm busy? fitzgerald, i got an open spot on a conspiracy crew. you're perfect for it. i've got a lot of paperwork here, captain. well, penhall can handle it. er: am i missing something here? i've had my car repossessed because you idiots had a computer malfunction and now it's on my t.r.w.?! you must be out of

jeff is laughing. you can't do that, jeff? why not? take a little break. >> denise: and go easy on the alcohol. these are good tips. the calories in wine, beer and liquor can add up quickly so mix in water in between drinks. >> romona: i'm with you, jeff. pro-biotic yogurt has become a way to deal with digestion problems. researchers say it could reduce stress. they tested the theory and they started swimming toward the top of their tanks. it is a sign of less anxiety. now doctors hope to duplicate their findings in humans. >> romona: tonight a legend said an emotional god -- goodbye at fox 8 news. >> denise: he gave his final forecast after 55 years of being on the air. >> be good to the animals. i don't handle this very well. i'm sorry. my voice is gone. >> denise: there wasn't a dry eye across northeast ohio. his love for the weather may have only been surpassed by his love for animals. we here at cleveland 19 want to wish him well in his much deserved retirement. >> romona: yes we do. i was blessed to work with him for eight years

jiu- >> jeff: there you go. >> romona: you are better at weather. >> jeff: what task. our producer is a woman and she's like you have to do this. you have to do the feazel roof cam. you have to promote the weather app here. that's multi-tasking. so she assigns that to me. >> romona: yes. >> jeff: which she's very good at doing. [ laughing ] >> jeff: all right. here we go. feazel roof cam. what a night out there. weig official high. i'll get that in during the 5:00 hour. well, forget about that. tomorrow we fall through the 40s. and it's going to be a winter mix. very windy, in fact, throughout the weekend it's going to be very windy. the strongest winds saturday night. that's also when we're going to see the heaviest snow. saturday night could be tough go trying to get around especially in the snow belt and only 33 for the high on sunday. all right. higher terrain in the snow belt. notice this is away from the now, 8:00 would be the max. most areas in here will get about four inches, i think. perhaps up to 5 in the higher terrain. outside of that, this is 1:00 to 4:00

jeff veltri: ultimately, the began dating. she indicated to him at one point that she wanted to cross a friend or a relative. sharyl: an illegal immigrant? jeff veltri: an illegal immigrant and she gave him $500 in exchange. from that, what we would call in law enforcement, he got a taste, and that was the beginning of his corrupt activities. sharyl: officer taylor smuggled people and drugs for three years before getting caught. but there was another target in jeff veltri: she ended up corrupting yet another customs and border protection officer and that would be mr. lorne "hammer" jones. sharyl: in a decade-long crime spree, officer jones helped smuggle in people and 33 tons of marijuana. one reason the dark side is so tempting is because the pay-off is so big. border agents and officers make $38,000 to $69,000 a year. what kind of money can t corrupt agent? jeff veltri: they could, in theory, make more in an evening than they, in their annual salary, would garner. sharyl: the fbi now has 22 border corruption task forces dedi

reporting live tonight, jeff todd, cbs4 news. >> thanks jeff. >>> new tonight, fire forces the evacuation of a popular denver restaurant. fire started in the kitchen at the cherry cricket. everyone had to get out including a couple on their first date. >> we had already ordered and eaten. everything was delicious. just having a conversation. and, it is starting to get a little smoky inside. didn't notice too much until >> crews had the fire out within 20 minutes of getting to the restaurant. we are told no one was hurt. [ laughter ] >>> developing tonight, a man narrowly loses his dog to a mountain lion on a popular trail near morrison. >> it could have easily taken both of us if it wanted to. >> why he blames himself for his dog's injuries. >> plus, the trump team gets more diverse. the women set to take on key roles. >> and a cop fights off an ambush after a man with a gun hops out >> witnesses thought it was a bomb but it was his smoking device. >> and thanksgiving is tomorrow. we have snow. i will let you know how long that lasts and what thanksgiving is like across the state coming u

jeff veltri: i think his comment indifference. sharyl: do you feel confident that we are, in part because of the fbi's efforts, about as safe as we can be in trying to minimize that threat of terrorist coming through? jeff veltri: i feel as confident as i'm going to feel about it. you're never going to stop anyone who is morally bankrupt and has a price for their integrity. the question is what your price is. sharyl: tomsheck retired last year. customs and border protection reversed his negative review and, in april, settled his whistleblower case. the agency has now begun polygraphing all new customs and border patrol applicants. but it's not a good sign that the majority are flunking the lie detector tests. next on "full measure." they're known around the world as bobbies, england's police force. now, the threat of terrorism is bringing a radical change to sharyl: a time-honored tradition is under assault across the pond. most british bobbies work the beat without a guns, armed with only a billy club. now, there's a shift in tha

jeff veltri: i feel as confident as i'm going to feel about it. you're never going to stop anyone who is morally bankrupt and has a price for their integrity. is. sharyl: tomsheck retired last year. customs and border protection reversed his negative review and, in april, settled his whistleblower case. the agency has now begun polygraphing all new customs and border patrol applicants. but it's not a good sign that the majority are flunking the lie detector tests. next on "full measure." they're known around the world as bobbies, england's police force. now, the threat of terrorism is bringing a radical change to sharyl: a time-honored tradition is under assault across the pond. most british bobbies work the beat without a guns, armed with only a billy club. now, there's a shift in that longstanding policy. scott thuman shows us how terror is altering the way of life in london. scott: walk the beat with a british police officer and something may seem amiss to the average american -- there's no gun. in fact, you'd be hard pressed to find a so-calle

then there is also jeff sessions, for a.g.. he had a hart time, was not able to be confirmed back in the ''80s for a judgeship. they believe that getting confirmed now will be a much easier scenario, especially since he's served in the senate and the republican versus controlled the senate. >> and, katy, peteral sander is here, jeff sessions is the up with i want to talk to you about and mitt romney. jeff sessions, yes, he has a difficulty for a federal judgeship and this is a difficult time with the civil rights issues front and center at the justice department after fergson, black lives matter, if voting rights act being somewhat gutted by the supreme court in all of those issues have been raised. yet, she a popular senator, popular among his colleagues. >> you make a point, what is striking, what americans need to consider what a sweeping change from what the attorney general's office looks like right now, consider the fact you had eric holder, the first african-american and loretta liven, trying to rebuild the civil rights

jeff veltri: i feel as confident as i'm going to feel about it. you're never going to stop anyone who is morally bankrupt if you're for sale, then then the question is what your price is. sharyl: tomsheck retired last year. customs and border protection reversed his negative review and, in april, settled his whistleblower case. the agency has now begun polygraphing all new customs and border patrol applicants. but it's not a good sign that the majority are flunking the lie detector tests. next on "full measure." they're known around the world as bobbies, england's police force. now, the threat of terrorism is bringing a radical change to sharyl: a time-honored tradition is under assault across the pond. most british bobbies work the beat without a guns, armed with only a billy club. now, there's a shift in that longstanding policy. scott thuman shows us how terror is altering the way of life in london. scott: walk the beat with a british police officer and something may seem amiss to the average american -- there's no gun. in fact, you'd be hard p

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jeff veltri: i tnk speaks to his woeful indifference. sharyl: do you feel confident that we are, in part because of the fbi's efforts, about as safe as we can be in trying to minimize that threat of terrorist coming through? jeff veltri: i feel as confident as i'm going to feel about it. you're never going to stop anyone who is morally bankrupt and has a price for their integrity. the question is what your price is. sharyl: tomsheck retired last year. customs and border protection reversed his negative review and, in april, settled his whistleblower case. the agency has now begun polygraphing all new customs and border patrol applicants. but it's not a good sign that the majority are flunking the lie detector tests. next on "full measure." they're known around the world as bobbies, england's police force. now, the threat of terrorism is bringing a radical change to sharyl: a time-honored tradition is under assault across the pond. most british bobbies work the beat without a guns, armed with only a billy club. now, there's a shift in tha

if jeff sessions gets confirmed as the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions is a sitting u.s. senator from one of the reddest states in the country, alabama. because of that, there is zero drama as to which party his successor will come from. alabama has a republican governor. if he leaves the senate to be a.g., the governor will undoubtedly pick a republican to replace jeff sessions, and that will undoubtedly be the safest seat in the country. that is basically a guaranteed job for life. here's a potential hilarious thing. one of the people who could be appointed by the governor of alabama is the governor of alabama. he could appoint himself. the same governor of alabama who was last heard on this show saying this. >> you know what, i stand behind you and i, and i put my arms around you and i put my hand on your breast and pull you real close, i love that, too. >> alabama governor robert bentley right now is facing impeachment at home because of that tape. but one of the people he could appoint to replace jeff sessions is himself, which would let him escape the threat of

for example, jeff sessions, i think people will be pleasantly surprised if they start to look at jeff sessions actions when he was a u.s. attorney and attorney general of alabama. he was pushing for desegregation of schools. his case against the son of the clansman that murdered a young blackman as attorney general eventually led to breaking of the back of the kkk in alabama. he was one of the only republicans to vote for eric holder as attorney general. i mean, he was an advocate for rosa parks. he voted for the 30-year extension of the civil rights act. so i think jeff sessions' actions actually i think people would be very encouraged. mike flynn, i think mike flynn again -- he is a registered democrat. he was appointed by obama in 2012 to head the defense intelligence agency and i think the thing that's great about mike flynn, he wakes up every morning going, how am i going to keep this country and future generations safe? i don't think anybody can disagree with that. >> but, ned, i have to say it and i want to show a piece of footage and allow professor dershowitz respond, i worry

you, jeff currie. coming up, just how much will opec's cut way on the ruble -- weigh on the ruble or help it? ♪ david: this is bloomberg. time now from battle of the charts, a special international edition. please go ahead. >> i did realize i would be back against alix steel and it might be commodity themed. the words landmen slaughter come to mind -- the words lamb and slaughter come to mind. it is a given that oil currencies are some of the biggest energy producers -- and some of the biggest energy producers are going to take a hit if the price falls on opec, but some are more vulnerable than others. this chart shows wti and white, the russian ruble in blue, canadian dollar in purple and the malaysian ringgit in pink. the ruble's correlation with crude, you can see at the start of 2016 it was negatively correlated. correlation is now not only positive, but among eight crude linked currencies tracked by bloomberg. at 40 day and at the highest 0.75, followed by the canadian dollar and the brazilian r

i opened up the window to let fresh air in, jeff. >> jeff: it's been weird here. we will continue to see these changes as we continue on here. we have another threat of rain. that wind has died down. it won't be as windy tonight as last night. more rain tonight and tomorrow. 1 a.m. through the day tomorrow. this won't be heavy rain. but you will encounter wet travel. morning drive. you won't see it on radar. it is cloudy and dry and stay that way through the evening. i am watching it to the west. computer models are developing showers across indiana and we have moisture coming from the south. i will show you later on. very warm tonight for this time of year. overnight rain and one more warm day tomorrow with the showers and then it turns colder and windy again thursday with some lake-effect showers. look at the akron-canton, 54 mostly cloudy and it is cloudy in cleveland as the sun goes down. south wind at 13. forecast details and i will talk about the changes coming up in the next half hour. here is traffic. >>> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsor

. >> reporter: jeff johnson is the chief medical examiner for the county. he has a theory about what's driving the bleak drug-related deaths. that's the most likely cause. we won't know until we get the cases completed. >> reporter: if it turns out heroin is the cause, maricopa county wouldn't be alone. regardless, johnson will ask county leaders on monday for an additional $278,000 to hire two more examiners and helpse massive backlog of open cases. >> right now we have about 1,700 open reports. that's not bodies left to examine. but we've increased our case load about 19%. from about 95 cases a week to 112 cases a week. >>> don't fall for the scam. that's the word from aps which has seen a dramatic increase in bogus phone calls. complaints within the last week. criminals are demanding immediate payment on a prepaid card or they will turn off your power within the hour. aps would never require payment with a prepaid card. >>> if you're a college football fan, you know what this friday is, the territorial cup between asu and u of a. controversial shirt goin

robert, i want to start with the news about jeff sessions. he's got a long legal resume, and also apparently bonded with donald trump over immigration and trade policy. we have heard from kellyanne conway over and over, mr. trump will remember who was loyal to him, who was close to him throughout the campaign, and jeff sessions was out there early. >> i was with him, with senator sessions in mobile, alabama, when he first came to meet donald trump as a presidential candidate. his raucous rally at a college football stadium, trump brought sessions on the plane. sessions put on a make america great again hat at a rally. you could see this hardline immigration views that sessions advocated was becoming the heart and soul of the trump campaign and they stayed close ever since. >> while voters may be okay with it, jeff sessions would need to get confirmed. 30 years ago, he could not get confirmed for a federal judgeship because of insensitive comments he made in the state of alabama. it was 30 years ago, but -- >> well, 30 years ago, and he needed

sit on the chair, jeff. sit on the chair. come on, jeff! jeff ross! i can't believe it! the roast master general is you! >> what the he'll, man! >> trevor: what happened to you? you were working for trump. >> i had a great life as roast master general. trump got elected and bumped me up to secretary of offense. i was writing insults for his twitter account and he fired me, said i wasn't mean enough. >> trevor: oh, man... >> what are you doing here? you're black! are you crazy? it's dangerous! >> trevor: i know, i should have left the country while i had a chance. i don't understand why you look so bad. what did you do? i thought as a white comedian you would have a good time with no black comedians out there. >> comedy is illegal. you have to go underground. can't write jokes. though i'm writing one -- do you know why white people drive like this and black people don't exist? >> trevor: yeah, that's tough, man. you have a black person to -- wow. >> this is crazy, trevor. times are tough. i don't know what you're doing, but i'm going to a roast later, if you want to come.

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do you think jeff sessions chose his name? there are things can you criticize of jeff sessions so unfair kind of self-discrediting. >> old enough to remember it was beyond the pale to even mention barack obama's middle name. the idea that you would go after sessions for his name is something else entirely. i do want to respond to your previous guest who was talking about he didn't know what jeff sessions' views on the klan. were i would look to how he prosecuted the head of the klan for abducting and murdering a black teenage boy who he picked at random. he fought hard for the death penalty. he prosecuted several cases to desegregate alabama schools. if you are wondering about desegregation something you could look at. elected the state attorney general in alabama where he made sure death penalty was carried out against that man who killed the black teenage boy. and he also, because of his actions, was able to -- there was able to be 7-million-dollar civil settlement that ended up bankrupting the klan in alabama. if you are re

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