steven b. >> he was so funny and he had such a great love of music. >> he's loveable. i mean, everybody loves steven b. >> reporter: but soon it was fatally clear that not everybody did. >> they came upon a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. >> i felt like i was in some made-for-tv movie. it's like "this can't be happening." >> reporter: what did happen? tonight, the hunt is on. a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, "why did you get on that boat?" >> reporter: a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multi-millionaire and you don't have any money. >> fred: high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> reporter: "who killed the radio star?" >>> welcome to "dateline," everyone. strange, how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then, just before the open sea, turns back to glide again past this storied island. with, one sunny day in may 2006, someone in it. >> i hav

thank you thank you steven and jay trimmer.

steven: look. is it became a question where he said, the chinese are out of stimulus options, the authorities cannot push ahead -- i would be worried. we are not there. alix: would that look like yields at a certain level? outflows because we're worried about leverage? steven: in that world there would be in tents of occasion -- there would be intensification of bonds and reserves going at a faster pace. we would probably see rates, off in china. dollar-yuan, at how much of that will be the weakening domestic demand and how much will be dollar as a safe haven strength story? steven: we are not dollar bulls. the positive story is there but it has not been enhanced for the last couple years. the fiscal will come and go and 2.25%s. will still be at economy. it is possible we could see dollar outperformance in the fourth quarter because we still have fiscal in the pipeline. i do not see this as a long-term dollar rally. we could have a short-term move, cny could go about seven. it would not go far if i

(steven soderbergh) "sex, lies" i think was a fluke. it's being used as a bench mark in a financial sense. and i think that's a mistake. independent films shouldn't be judged like that. these are films ordinarily that don't cost a lot to make and don't have to make a lot of money. (narrator) soderbergh first drew attention at the sundance film festival, a yearly event held in park city, utah. one of the premiere festivals for american independent films, sundance has a reputation for showcasing unknown talent and attracting the attention of hollywood. i remember sort of seeing steven soderbergh around before the screenings of "sex, lies, and videotape" in sundance and no one knew who this guy was. he was having dinner alone. i just want to ask you a few questions like, why do you tape women talking about sex? huh? (todd mccarthy) and suddenly the next day, redford and sydney pollack and universal and everyone is just calling him up. i don't find turning the tables very interesting. well, i do. tell me why, graham. why? his life is never

. >> good afternoon, the final author event from the recent bostonbook festival steven talks about his book and lightenment now. >> boston book festival, how many of you have spent most of your day here today? all right. well i hope you've enjoyed it. weather didn't cooperate but what can you do? so -- the book festival made possible by our donors and sponsors and guess what, you too can become a donor for a sponsor and -- we have handy little envelope in our program guide should you feel so moved as to make a contribution and help us keep this event a free event. there are 110 sessions here today in square and all but one free and open to public so thank you in advance and if you are already a donor or sponsor i thank you from the bottom of my heart. i'm thrilled and honored to have steven pinker here with us today to talk about his book enlightenment now the case for reason, science, humanism and progress. which spent many weeks on new york time best seller list. and mix case for reasoned rational optimism and we could really use some of that right now. as a linguist scientist and pr

javier: kate brady -- steven beardsley, thank you very much. in france from protest continue against higher fuel price. they are mainly directed against higher taxes on diesel and petrol. hundreds of people were injured in similar actions over the weekend. reporter: fueled by indignation, these protesters near dunkirk in northern france are among the hundreds of thousands of people who took to the streets to express opposition to the government's fuel taxes to the so-called yellow vest action stopped traffic on major roads across the country. "it usually takes me 12 minutes to get to work. i have been stuck here for two hours. nonothing is happening." "i arrived here at 3:00 a.m. and got stuck. i can't move.e. we are waitingng to see where ts goes. nobody knows what is going to happen." the protesters are fed up with the tax hikes. tax on diesel, the most commonly used fuel in carson has risen almost eight cents per liter. attacks on petrol has risen four cents per liter. "we are getting milk like cows. i'm tired of always coughing up. i am a f

steven: that's the question, as e.u. membership aids are divided proposal to place a 3% tax on big internet companies like google and facebook. some countries fear they will be less attractive to tech firms, while others fear washington might retaliate. still, others want to push through a measure by the end of the year, and italy said it will simply go ahead on its own with a digital tax if there is no eu agreement. reporter: the digital tax is a fraught t sue in eururope. while e taxing high-tech firms like googlgle, facebook and aman could help government reasason money, somome countries fear thy could lose out, especially if washingtgton retaliatetes. >> of course there wilill be a reactition from the united stat. which kind of reaction, , i do t know. of course we should decide for ourselves, but we should think thoroughly on whether it is a good idea or not. reporter: denmark says u.s. retaliation could potentially offset the benefits of a tax. ireland fears it could become less competitive. the irish capital dubli

steven: maybe for a few seconds. andink markets will selloff the doesn't matter what they say on the negative side as well, but if they say we are making enough progress to delay the implementation of further tariffs, markets will rally on this. lisa: what do you think is a bigger risk factor, the fed or trade? steven: i would say based on the market reaction and the rally, the fed is opening the door to finishing the rate hike cycle. it looks like the fed. the equity market pickup we have seen over the last few days is 80% fed and -- lisa: really? at 693,a look at trade 694, 695. there is a huge optimism priced into that. tradeif it's 80% fed 20% do you expect strength going to 2019? steven: i would say the opposite. into a that seems to be the case, but the two forces pushing thinks the market is too pessimistic. on the question on is the fed going to be done, what the market seem to care about is whether the fed will continue to be hiking beyond 2019. where it finishes and 2019 is not important for the dollar. 50,

thank you, steven. >> yep. >> steven, thank you. if you have a story for steven or anyone in the investigative unit call 888-996-tips or visit the website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >> this week we talk about election day. it's going to be chilly overnight and in the morning. >> we'll start off cold in the morning. temperatures quite a bit colder than we had this weekend. for those morning hours, let's get you right to it. if you're heading out to vote tomorrow morning, we want you to know you're going to need a light jacket here across the bay area, especially with some lines that could be happening at this polling centers. south bay at 48 degrees, 49 in the peninsula. and a chilly 45 in the north bay. also down to 44 here in the sco 49.ay.fran and the east bay at 47. not much in the way of cloud cover tomorrow. so you need the light jacket and also the sunglasses for that typical commute. now, by the afternoon, temperatures will be about ten degrees above average so this is going to be good enough across the south bay to bring

steven remembers pulling up to the scenic lookout. sitting in the car with jody, sharing a wine cooler. >> there were other people there sitting in their cars. and we walked up, looked over the spot where the binoculars were and then walked over to this sort of open view. >> he says they then turned and took a narrow well-worn path to those rocks. they sat there as the night fell around them. he with his back against the rock holding her as she sat directly in front of him. >> at some point something goes terribly wrong. >> yes. >> he says he stood up, intending to go back to the car to get wine and the blanket. for whatever reason jody stood up too. the edge of the rock was at her feet. >> what was your last glimpse of your wife? >> just standing up and, you know, stumbling forward. >> jody had gone off the cliff. >> i didn't know how bad things were, but i was stunned. >> what did you do? >> i got down on my stomach. i zuk my hestuck my head over t i just yelled. "jody. jody, talk to me." i just yelled down there. >> but no response

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steven, loving, caring people. what i like about them t isy give you information that sometimes you don't know that you ne. we h to make some difficult decisions with my mom and her care, and when i learned about them four years ago, didn't know i needed them. but four years going forward, i decided this information i got from them is needed. >> the time came. >> the time came when i needed. >> ms. morris, what would you say is one of the biggest challenges caregivers faceda >> respite care. getting out -- and taking care of thhiselves. twos that i have to push often and ha is t pleasee care of yourself. if you don't do that, then you can't take care of your loved one. that's a majorch lenge. another major challenge is getting someone to relieve them. if i could do -- i would love to do better in that area because people need that, and that's one of the areas, one ofy challenges, is trying to find people to relieve people in my grp or people who call me and say, ms. morris, canou give me respite maybe three or four

steven ashley, head of wholesale and global markets at nomura. very topical we had that conversation with sadiq kahn. manus: i think they both touched very clearly on the biggest ,isks for our markets at home which is about the risks in terms of dislocation of markets. and in terms of the people, human capital. cable is offered. it is a busy one here. they are a bit like number nine buses. where going to have the time next ceo very shortly. and of course bob dudley joins me just after 8:00 a.m.. we're going to talk oil. anna: indeed. european equity markets called a little higher. treading water in the asian session. ♪ anna: welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: stocks are mixed in asia. futures point to a from start for equity markets in london and new york as investors assess whether the recent rallies can endure. cash traded less than 30 minutes is less than 30 minutes away. anna: cutting crude.

steven, yasmin, adam, maeton, and their son-in-law patrick. thank you all for being here. please stand up. thank you. thank you very much. congratulations. [applause] and they were very happy to see the embassy move to jerusalem. they were very happy about that. so congratulations on that also. they fought very hard for that. our next recipient of the medal of freedom is one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. i used to watch him when i was going to school. they can't catch him, he's just better by far than everybody else. he is something. the winner of the heisman trophy, roger staubach. as a mid shipman at the united states naval academy , he set 28 football records. upon graduation, he volunteered to deploy to vietnam for one year and served in the navy for a total of four years. at the age of 27, which is a little late, he began his nfl career and what a career it was. over the next 11 seasons, roger led the dallas cowboys to four super bowls and earned pro bowl honors six times. his exceptional talent earned roger is place in both the college football hall of fa

a lot of stories being written about this topic the fact of the matter is that stevens has had a very very comprehensive compelling concept not just about rebuilding iraq in terms of electrification but also help the country in training in education with the dual apprenticeship program of the german industry we also promised to help the people in the freed up so ins for basic health care so there was a very comprehensive concept which reached the cover men that the customer liked a lot and overstated has been. unusual special forces have been intervening maybe out of good reasons that's not my charge and to make on the other hand look i mean siemens is in the united states i was almost sixty thousand people creating another one hundred fifty thousand indirect jobs so we are a massive economic force in the country we are training people there will be two revenues of more than twenty billion dollars so we are first and foremost also an american company which i believe deserves respect and a level playing field we are actually asking for it we're going to talk you know mr k.'s are talkin

thomas stevens. [applause] him him -- on behalf of elvis aaron presley, mr. jeff soden. [applause] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. [hail to the chief plays] [applause] president trump: thank you very much. please. it's a great honor. melania and i are thrilled to welcome you to the white house as we honor the recipients of our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. something very, very special. we're joined today by many members of my administration including secretary of state mike pompeo, hello, mike. steve mnuchin. steve, thank you very much. wilbur ross. alex acosta. matt whittaker. ben carson. betsy devos. administrator linda mcmahon. ambassador lighthizer. and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent, he's done a fantastic job, i want to congratulate him, e.p.a. andrew wheeler. congratulations andrew, great job. thank you very much. [applause] thank you as well to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy, by the way? where is amy? for five decades i hav

thomas stevens. [applause] him -- on behalf of elvis aaron presley, mr. jeff soden. [applause] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. [hail to the chief plays] [applause] president trump: thank you very much. please. it's a great honor. melania and i are thrilled to welcome you to the white house as we honor the recipients of our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. something very, very special. we're joined today by many members of my administration including secretary of state mike pompeo, hello, mike. steve mnuchin. steve, thank you very much. wilbur ross. alex acosta. matt whittaker. ben carson. betsy devos. administrator linda mcmahon. ambassador lighthizer. and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent, he's done a fantastic job, i want to congratulate him, e.p.a. andrew wheeler. congratulations andrew, great job. thank you very much. [applause] thank you as well to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy, by the way? where is amy? for five decades i hav

thomas stevens. [applause] on behalf of elvis aaron presley, mr. jeff soden. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states nd mrs. trump. plays] ♪the chief [applause] president trump: thank you very much. please. it's a great honor. melania and i are thrilled to welcome you to the white house as we honor the recipients of our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. something very, very special. we're joined today by many members of my administration including secretary of state mike pompeo, hello, mike. steve mnuchin. steve, thank you very much. wilbur ross. alex acosta. matt whittaker. ben carson. betsy devos. administrator linda mcmahon. ambassador lighthizer. and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent, he's done a fantastic job, i want to congratulate him, e.p.a. andrew wheeler. congratulations, an true, great job. great job. thank you very much. [applause] thank you as well to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy, by the way? where is amy? for five decade

thomas stevens. [applause] on behalf of elvis aaron presley, mr. jeff soden. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. hail to the chief plays] [applause] president trump: thank you very much. lease. it's a great honor. melania and i are thrilled to welcome you to the white house s we honor the recipients of our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. something very, very special. we're joined today by many members of my administration including secretary of state mike pompeo, hello, mike. steve mnuchin. steve mnuchin. steve, thank you very much. wilbur ross. alex acosta. matt whittaker. ben carson. betsy devos. administrator linda mcmahon. ambassador lighthizer. and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent, he's done a fantastic job, i want to congratulate him, e.p.a. andrew wheeler. congratulations, andrew. great job. great job. thank you very much. [applause] thank you as well to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy, by the way? here is amy? for

steven douglas in illinois. he as the war went on adopted the ideals of lincoln and grant had never been an of slavery so he fell in line with the republican party. epiphany moment and would like your comments. tv with a well respected journalist and they civil king about the war and she said we don't talk because we lost. i viewed the victory by the victory for america. does the south feel the same way? > i spent 15 years, 17 years, teaching in louisiana and mississippi. carolina. in north born in ohio. o, i do not speak for all southerners. but a few observations on that question of how does the south the civil war today. it depends on who you ask of course. range of whole responses to this. ne thing you will hear often the war is not over, it is only halftime. one view. i think that shelby foote was on condition burns' comment is riod his southerners are very peculiar .bout that war maybe the best description i ave heard that goes to how southerners feel about who won is that many southerners wish won every b

steven: that is a big question. i think the reagan casey bill clark thought of the vatican as a better source of intelligence and insight into what was going on. paula: on poland, i do not know how many people know this, but at the same time reagan said poland should be poland, he sent documents about the troops that were amassed on the border and made an appeal. his moral uplifting, involvement, engagement, i believe was vital. john: some little tidbits are part of this that have not been mentioned in this conference. there were regular briefings by cia director bill casey and his deputy general vernon walters. they would come regularly to the vatican and brief the holy father about the nuclear balance in europe. the soviets had been engaged in a huge anti-inf deployment campaign to prevent us from balancing their intermediate range nuclear forces with our own. the europeans had invited us to do this. the soviet campaign was so great that they had managed to distant form large numbers of europeans thinking this was

campbell is seen by some as a difficult character, while contemporaries like frank lampard and steven gerrard have gone straight into high—profile management positions, campbell takes over at macclesfield with the club routed to the foot of the two. i think for me the colour of your skin is academic for me. it's all about working hard at knocking on doors and waiting for the opportunity. the task may be daunting but at least he now has his chance. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news today. manchester united have triggered the one year extension on david de gea's contract. the goalkeeper‘s deal was due to end next summer, meaning that he could speak to overseas clubs from the ist of january but united are keen to avoid any uncertainty over the player's future. cardiff blues have confirmed flanker ellis jenkins will need surgery after suffering a "significant" knee injury. it happened at the end of wales' win over south africa at the weekend. jenkins has said his "goal" is to be fit in time for the world cup which starts in september next year. some overse

that's steven saywell from bnp paribas. >>> for now follow us on twit r twitter @streetsignscnbc and tweet us directly also >>> coming up on the show, will it be a hole-in-one for mickelson or will tiger snatch a birdie join us after the break as we dive into the unprecedented golf showdown >>> welcome back to "street signs. shares in nokia and ericsson have risen on the back a report that the u.s. is pushing allies to shun huawei these are all nations that host u.s. military bases and plans to boosttelecoms aid that don't use chinese technology are being considered >>> the chinese yew cuan softeno the back of data that the central bank spent more of the currency last month. the chinese yuan has lost over 6% against the greenback so far year to date we are joined once again by steven saywell from bnp paribas. all eyes are on the g20 summit coming up. give us a sense of how investors are positioned in terms of fx going into this event and where do you see the yuan going if we do see a resolution on trade >> really good question. again, i refer back to our positioning monitor at bnp pa

ted stevens did have to evacuate air traffic control tower so they're trying to divert planes away. there was a scary moment that was caught on audio when air traffic control had to tell a fed ex plane to go around as the earthquake itself was occurring. we've been told that minor damage to the airport but the bigger damage is those around the airport itself. we have no word right now as to the extent of damage to the runways at the airport. built as we continue to monitor these pictures, jeff, of course just more and more damage coming in we'll keep up to date. >> glor: thanks very much. one of the big concerns in and around anchorage this afternoon is going to be emergency respo responders, especially trying to use ways have buckled there ar collapsed. obviously westill gathering our reporting on all of this. we will continue to do thatl afternoon long. scary situation in anchorage today, good news is that it appears the tsunami warning after that area has now been lifted we have not heard so far about major reports of injuries but we're certainly watching everything that is happe

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again, steven clark.steven clark/legal analyst "....the d.a. could go back and revisit whether they want to re-charge mr foster for the events in los gatos, if ms ennis were to come across now and say here is why i said what i said on the stand initially and recant her recantation...." released by the 49ers after giving him a second chance, foster had no comment after posting bail in tampa. witnesses reported seeing foster push and slap ennis. although her credibility could make it tough on florida prosecutors to prove their case says clark.sot steven clark/legal analyst "....because she has come across in court and said i have falsely accused people in the past and she did it in mr foster's preliminary hearing...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (rob live) clark says double jeopardy does not apply here because reuben foster never went to trial. also, the sta ute of limitationsfor the domestic violence allegations has not expired. no word on if or when the d.a. might act in this case. live in san joserob fladeboe kron4news (grant) (grant) th

to discuss that with us now in new jersey is steven rogers here's a member of the donald j. trump for president advisory board and in new haven connecticut we've got steve perry a u.s. educator and principal of capital preparatory magnet schools stephens nice to see you both. steve perry let's start with you diversity in the candidates we have definitely seeing a change in twenty eighteen why did it take arguably donald trump's rise for this to happen shouldn't we have been seeing all the devices today for years now but i think that the problem is that we're focusing more on i didn't see them we should be on i then idolater i do allergy sorry about that because we're focusing on what the my looks like more than what they care about and i don't think this is just a recent trend this is an ongoing we may forget that we had a black president a couple years ago so this is not a new way that has been inspired by damage trump alone what he has led to it because of his clearly racist and often sexist notions that don't speak much to a particular ideology but more to an identity but

steven barrow, thank you. let's get a first word news update with courtney done here. >> let me get you caught up. a senior health democrat warns president trump's new trade deal needexcellent canada will changes to an approval. a congressman says there will need to be more enforcement for the administration to get the votes from democrats it needs. the trade deal will not be voted on until after democrats control of the house in january. in northern california, when fire official warns that more than 100 people may have died in the states deadliest wildfire ever. the death toll has climbed to 48, and about 200 people are missing. the fire is about 35% contained. it has destroyed 8800 buildings, most of them homes. near los angeles, the fire that race through malibu is described as 40% contained. the blaze has killed two people. alan greenspan warns that inflation is starting to make its mark in the u.s. economy. greenspan talked with david rubenstein for the latest episode of david rubenstein show, peer-to-pe

steven: that is a big question. i think the reagan casey bill clark thought of the vatican as a better source of intelligence and insight into what was going on. paula: on poland, i do not know how many people know this, but at the same time reagan said poland should be poland, he sent documents about the troops that were amassed on the border and made an appeal. moral uplifting, involvement, engagement, i believe was vital. some little tidbits are part of this that have not been mentioned in this conference. there were regular briefings by cia director bill casey and his deputy general vernon walters. they would come regularly to the vatican and brief the holy father about the nuclear balance in europe. the soviets had been engaged in a huge anti-inf deployment campaign to prevent us from balancing their intermediate range nuclear forces with their own -- with our own. the europeans had invited us to do this. the soviet campaign was so great that they had managed to distant form large numbers of europeans thinking

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here's another you tube observation and it says is steven drunk or just a match roll it is. anyway you be the judge. america. take a look at one of them next this is a sure some are not going to hit the house or a kid will want your rights to a fist that's it like a syllable like i made this little a little bitty it to financial book don't be frightened. when i see some flame an excellent here's another you tube comment it says more like american crackhead pilgrimage. that show me where it opened to his into his lap push up. a gallon. gas. heat oh this. is what. i mean. we're on a pilgrimage trying to turn left here that guy almost cut me off does he realize who is a passenger in this mighty pilgrimage. rio de janeiro. to israel put on the back of the thing it's just no poop no other you tube comment here folks. says. i love this program but if i was traveling with steven less him i would keep him and throw him in the closet he can be so obnoxious. well we got into a fire fight he would field so i hit him on the top of the plane helmet and told the five. yeah. yeah. yeah. ye

mel b also talked about accusations that her exhusband steven belafonte abused her. but when a news anchor read his denial live on the air the singer became visibly annoyed. >> mr. belafonte has told us that there is new litigation planned. >> oh, god. i don't want to hear that. >> the allegations against him will be answered in full, which he denies. >> you shouldn't do the right of replay. he shouldn't have a platform. >> well, when he replies you can reply again. >> no. why would i? again would i want to get into a spat like that? >> unfortunately we have to whether we wanted to or not. >> i scored my own sit down with mel b. does she want to marry again? does she want eddie murphy back? i went there. yeah, i went there. you'll hear it all tomorrow. >>> but right now some juicy royal news. is there tension between the fab four? >> harry and meghan are moving out of london's kensington palace and into this 10-bedroom country residence called frogmore cottage on the grounds of windsor castle. the move means they will no longer be neighbors to william and kate who li

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>> one thing we're seeing hearing is the steven miller strategy playing out. there's a portion of the american people who are paying attention to him and actually want to go to that extreme. one thing important about the strategy, this swarm of people we're seeing stay on the mexico side, we're seeing them come to the border, this is all part of the strategy and there's a legal republican for this. you have to have your foot inside the united states. they can keep these people in mexico as long as possible either by not letting them in, letting these lag times build and build. they won't be able to have a legal right to asylum. >> so to that exact point, when the president says they're hardened criminals, most people out there tonight realize this. they say why don't people wait their turn? you can't wait your turn and seek asylum -- steven miller getting away with some legal mumbo jumbo. >> you can get an asylum claim once you put your foot in the united states. that's right. the issue isn't simply about asylum seeking. it's about the law breaking. he tried t

let me just, i know you've already met members of our team and you do senatorial candidate bob stevens. i think it is wonderful that chuck connors would come along because the manner in which the other team has been campaigning , it's time some people were reminded that actors are people . >> 6 million more people have come into the state during the last eight years, i have been governor. we have done our job well. >> i want to tell you that the first thing i'm going to do after i'm reelected governor, i'm going to submit a deal that will cut the taxes of the average homeowner $150. >> i've been listening to what the governor says healed do in the next four years that he hasn't been able to do in the prostate. >> just a minute. just a minute. i was elected and after i served four years the republicans and democrats alike elected me. >> the speeches are over. the sight of a candidate smile. the touch of a handshake. the smell of autumn. but the candidates move on to other cities and hear the air vibrate with the sound of their names. they convince each voter to place their acts by the n

again, steven clark.steven clark/legal analyst "....the d.a. could go back and revisit whether they want to re-charge mr foster for the events in los gatos, if ms ennis were to come across now and say here is why i said what i said on the stand initially and recant her recantation...." released by the 49ers after giving him a second chance, foster had no comment after posting bail in tampa. witnesses seeing foster push and slapennis. although her credibility could make it tough on florida prosecutors to prove their case says clark.sot steven clark/legal analyst "....because she has come across in court and said i have falsely accused people in the past and she did it in mr foster's preliminary hearing...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) about a gun battle that happened last friday in san jose... that caused many people to evacuate their homes. 31-year old mario caballero was arrested after that stand off between police. this is video of the stand- off on friday... but we're learning today... police were originally called out to the hom

conductor: arrestaron a steven de 59 aÑos por aparente posiciÓn y distribución de pornografÍa infantil. contaba con una aplicaciÓn en lÍnea y las autoridades decomisaron un celular. las detenciones se efectuaron el pasado mes de octubre. conductora: un experto en inmigraciÓn nos acompaÑa para explicar la propuesta de sobrecarga pÚblica. manejo de adn, sospechoso de regular a una gradual la hace mÁs de 40 aÑos. conductor: en nuestras especial con -- "no con extraÑos" les daremos herramientas importantes. conductora: seguimos con la alerta local. esto se debe a que residentes pudieron ser localizados y seguiremos de cerca la conferencia. conductora: pudieron arrestar a un hombre por un homicidio ocurrido hace mÁs de 40 aÑos. conductor: el sospechoso fue identificado gracias a las bases de datos. tenemos toda la informaciÓn. conductora: pasaron 45 aÑos pero finalmente fue arrestado acusado de asesinar a una joven. mÁs de 40 aÑos despuÉs se pudo identificar a su presunto asesino gracias al avance de la tecnologÍa sobre pruebas de adn. >> los instigadores no podÍan encontra

thomas stevens. [ applause ] on behalf of elvis aaron presley, mr. jack soden. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. ♪ >> thank you very much. >> it's a great honor. melania and i are thrilled to welcome you to the white house. as we honor the recipients of our nation's highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. something very, very special. we are joined by many members of my administration, including secretary of state mike pompeo. hello, mike. steve mnuchin. thank you very much. wilbur ross, alex acosta, matt whitak whitaker, ben carson, betsy devos, administrator linda mcmahon, ambassador light hizer and acting administrator who i will tell you is going to be made permanent. he's done a fantastic job and want to congratulate him. epa andrew wheeler. great job. thank you very much. thank you to senator amy klobuchar for being here. where is amy? for five decades, i have to say the presidential medal of freedom has been given to individuals who have made out standing contribu

steven miller wouldn't have a position of policy in the if that wasn't true. the u.s. is accepting fewer refugees at historically low levels, even as the number of refugees across the world has doubled in the last five or six years, alex. >> i'm going to apologize and welcome also to the panel hagar. i know you spent much of your career in and around mexican negotiations. you heard me talk about financial back channel support. speak to that as well. >> presumably mexico must get something out of this deal. they have the same concerns we do on the caravan. this incoming government obviously wants to maintain good relationships with the trump administration. that's going to be a motivating factor. but as with any negotiations and we don't have all the details yet out from it, i would imagine mexico gets something on the back end. it would be hard to believe this is just what the trump administration wanted and this is what they're accepting in return. >> yeah. again, i'm looking at the article myself and i've been trying to parse through it and it's not blatantly apparen

listen, i know you have already met the members of our team and your new senatorial candidate, bob stevens. and i think it is wonderful that chuckconner's would -- conners would come along, because the manner in which the other team has been campaigning, it is time some people were reminded that actors are people. >> 6 million more people have come into this state during the last eight years, i have been governor. we have done that job well. [applause] i want to make a commitment to you people today. i want to tell you that the first thing i am going to do after i am reelected governor, i will submit a bill that will cut taxes of the average homeowner in this state $150. >> i have been listening to some of the things the governor says he will do now in the next four years that he has not been able to do in the last eight. [indiscernible] >> give me just a minute. i was elected attorney general of california and after i served four years, the republicans and democrats alike reelected me. [cheering] they said the minority leader in -- they sent the minority leader in the senate out here, and

peter stevens from scotla nd week of december. peter stevens from scotland says we are not yet prepared for christmas here. linda jones says she's not even about christmas yet. do send more thoughts about this and what your preparations are like. i'll see you $0011. it has been mild to start the week with wind coming from the south. we will maintaina with wind coming from the south. we will maintain a similar pressure pattern over the next few days with high pressure to the east, low pressure to the west of us over the atlantic, but gradually this area of low pressure will be ever closer to oui’ low pressure will be ever closer to our shores. but we will still see a run south or even south—easterly winds over the next few days, this coming in from the mediterranean over france towards our shores but this area of low pressure in the west begins to get closer to our shores, it will be mild, although it will be windy at specially in the west with outbreaks of rain, it's going to be heavy. we start this morning with showers across

(steven spielberg) i never went to film school. but when i went to royce hall one day to see a film festival of combined ucla and usc student films, that's when i first saw george lucas's work, thx 1138, and i met george that day and i realized there was an entire generation coming out of nyu, usc, ucla and i was kind of an orphan, abandoned in long beach, at a college that didn't really have a film program. so i even redoubled my efforts at that moment to attend those two universities. and every time i went in with my application for transfer, they kept saying, no, your grades aren't high enough. and then i remember one teacher at usc said, "you're probably going to vietnam anyway." well for me, before i went to film school i was interested in maybe becoming an english major or becoming an anthropology student. i wanted to go to art school and become an illustrator. those were the options that i was playing with. i didn't know very much about film at all. i was interested in photography and it was really out of my interest to beco

>> i hope so. >> reporter: stevens understands. he fractured his neck during this horrifying spill in 2003. at age 55, he's still riding. >> i know he's hoping, and we all hope that he can ride again, but i-- i hope he doesn't. >> reporter: you hope he doesn't ride again? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it more exciting to you to win the triple crown, or to feel your legs? >> wow, that's a tough question. i know it was fun winning the triple crown, but having my legs back, there's nothing like it. that was the best thing ever happens to me. >> reporter: and for what happens next, espinoza says don't bet against him.jamie , n, california. >> quijano: incredible determination. that is the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. for more news any time, go to cbsn at cbsnews.com, or download the cbs news app. i'm elaine quijano in new york. thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> don't like the change or what you see? well you'll have the chance to change the f