good luck, jonathan papal bonn comes in, to close it out. phillies get the win, and coming back out here live in williams port, the lights are not out on taney just yet. they're still alive. i'm john clark, we'll be right back. >>> there's going to be some scattered showers around tomorrow, more of a typical summer day. friday and saturday it's going to be cool. friday very wet. >> thanks, glenn. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. go takenny. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jared leto, amy brenneman,

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.s anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit my very big pleasure to welcome i to the opening of our convention 2014 and this convention is carried by the person he is still trying to get the governor going both the room and co- organizer i want to welcome pat from the tv pod there. this conventions wouldn't have happened without our convention committee we have a convention and industrial committee 35 experts and they've done a fantastic

it is already backed up the traffic here on in the south of bonn direction.is been to a backup the west, right into dublin. great morning to use highway 84. that gets you around that problem. >> george: were not tracking any problems on the upper deck. the san mateo bridge and high waves 92 it's still a 15 minute drive time. and you're right to the golden gate bridge is problem free from 37 and a drive time with 32 minutes. if you're headed into marin at saddam to back up into the cache lines. >> mark: a stretch of 280 will be) out the labor day weekend. crews there will be removing to large sections of the roadway. the closure starts tomorrow afternoon that its third set at 2:00 p.m.. and that will go all the way and to choose the morning. >> darya: would blood's near their acting like we have friday off and we don't. >> darya: 3 people were killed and in happen on off ramp on interest 680. 33 people were in this key inspector. they struck a canal and all three people were killed. >> darya: the off ramp was opened around 820 last night. >> reporter: the rela

questions of participation are at the heart of this year's global media forum in bonn. there, journalts a policymakers discuss wheurdigit. check it out on our websitandn f now. we get a very different take on globalization from a nun who lives on a philippine island where she proves there's still aot of life off-line indeed. >> i'm 45 years old and i live here. i can eat anything. that's why i can go to the mission. i can eat whatever is offered to me. the center where i am staying is an agricultural farm. our agricultural schools, most of them, indigenous people are coming to our places. although we assist them, the possibility of earning further living is not very strong. and they have the difficulty of tuning in to market their product. i am a teacher. i'm also an animator in the center. but i am not earning anything. jerusalem. i have leisure time with the lord. i pray and maybe this is where i get my strength to be able to help others. >> potatoes are so popular in germany that germans like myself are sometimes referred to as potatoes by people who aim to mock our

. >> john bonn jovi takes the ice bucket challenge with a little help from his friends. see who poured that water over it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> thirds annual dinner end blanc thursday night. outdoor dining event sold out. just fun to say. but you have your chance to win some free seats. just head to the cbs-3 facebook page, where you can end tow win two tickets, coming up at 6:45, talking live to some of the special guests about this event. and tell you more about how you can win two tickets. >> loverly,. >> dinner on blanc. >> you love saying that. >> i do. >> every time you say that i want to go (talking another language). >> oh, so funny. let's start things offer here with a quick check on "skycam 3". sunlight starting to pop over the horizon, gorgeous sunrise underway, see the ferris wheel on the pier lit up here. quiet, few more clouds building here across delaware with time. overall it is a nice day. sun, clouds, in the city, 83 for the high, little co

i visited bonn is having some problems. >> the kids are being rushed. the kids are still down there. who knows what they're going tough plan for the rest of the day. a lot of them are back in school already. can you imagine going back to school after this? >> you've been on espn. of going to a parade to selectable stocks in the white sox. maybe the chicago cubs some day. now you have to go back to school in face of your classmates. i think more emphasis should be placed on history. maybe people get a better understanding of what this is all about. >> mentioned jack robinson. this is an example. appropriately named jackie robinson left for their rare very that very reason. >> i cannot help but say nobody does this for kids like this. to do this for children i think it's phenomenal. >> this was the culmination of a wonderful year. the culmination of a great month for the city of chicago. i think it ought to save america a glimpse of another side of chicago. >> >> this has been fabulous. seeinsee ya. >>live from wgntv chicago. >>gooad afternoon. your miodd

>> a wannabe rapper from bonn done he radicalized there had. that is the face of the next generation of bin laden. this is what they are like. youa=5ro don't think of rappers pop culture references or making jokes. that's what we are dealing with. >> you were saying you went on hid twitter page twitter account looked through all of his pictures watched some of his music videos on-line what do you gather? >> there is really a sub call tour that is developing where the ji add histories are trying to tap into that sense of rebellion and desire to look tough and artistic expression. they are trying to get parts of that's why you see krispy kreme on islamic state twitter that's not al qaeda. >> makes you realize these are real people. what you see this picture you think who could do this to another human being. thr individuals a wrapper from london, he has a twitter account. >> it is hard for people to grasp. if you look at the typical jihadist you see them acting really different from us. his father was arrested because he had links to senior membe

this week police arrested bonn tempo, his attorney says his client is innocent. >> it is a tragic lossclient who lost his wife of his partner for 20 years and he lost everyone who knew and loved lori and he intends to fight this case. >> tempo is due back in court on monday for a plea and bail here. he's expected to plea not gil till. guilty. >>> a heyward family is safe tonight thanks to a 9-year-old girl. >> i got a towel and wet it and my dad try to go downstairs but there is too smoke so we went down the window. >> a fire started in her family's home. she said she knew what to do because she learned about fire procedures in school. she put her knowledge to work this morning. >> i was thinking -- we didn't pay attention and the kids were sleeping. >> about half an hour the firefighters put out the fire. the amount of stuff inside the homemade it hard to put out the flames. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the fire at the church in san francisco district. firefighters making their way towards the smoke. officials say it started in the attic of verse universal churc

>> bonn appetite magazine named high street cafe, the second best new restaurant in the whole countryhe magazine praising the chefs. >> eli, he lives in my billing. >> the bread selection and the breakfast and lunch sandwiches, award coming on one of food and magazine's best new chefs of 2014. so the number one best new restaurant on bonn appetite's list was roses luxury, in washington, d.c. >> also, a he is tell an in new york city. one of my favorite places in the united states, tosca cafe, san francisco on the list, westward in seattle. rounded out top five. but ever in the bay area, a loft eagles fans will go out, there because the eagles play at the last sunday, i think, of september, they play the 49ers out in the new stadium. go to tosca northeast section of the city. they have a drink that's hot chocolate with some casino of liquor in it. >> yum. >> real strong. >> right? >> they play really loud opera music at night. >> i bet that sounds very fans. >> i it is not so fans. >> i you didn't fit in there? >> i had one drink, they through me out. so, i've been watching this show o

. >> we bonn best of philly.ur waffles are different because they're actually made from a dough, not a mix. >> a yeastet dough. >> yes? >> this particular style of waffle created in the late 1800s. >> really? >> yes, so we take the yeast dough similar to briosh, fold in pearl sugar, we import from belgium. as they cook in the heavy iron, the sugar melts and caramelizes. so it gives you a nice, crunchy consistency on the outside and moist, bread-like. >> i've noticed the waffles are being covered in all sorts of stuff. ice cream is really one of my favorites. >> and today i brought my newest flavor, a maple bacon. >> hold on. >> let me hold the microphone. okay? >> maple bacon ice cream? >> drizzled with chocolate. >> regular, like, flavored waffled? >> yes. >> regular waffle. >> regular waffle. >> rich it off, baby. >> how is it? >> oh, that's good, that's good. >> so little bit after crunch. you bite through it, little doughy inside, or hundred can i. are you ready to have some of these waffles? i bet you work a

we could go back to iminnocent depending bonn what this thing does.y concern is that we're still waking here. but where we are now is at orange. the alert has been lowered still looking at earthquakes and now no indications that activity is slowing down. eruption is still possible here so we're not necessarily ruling that out. these are earthquakes here, they continue and that 5.3, very strong happening just within the last 24 hours, take a look at some of the cracks now along the glacier there, that's an ominous sign as well. the vol can noll gists and everybody else just poring through the data and we'll continue to watch and see what happens. that's when we'll lower the level, we'll go to yellow and maybe back to green, but you just never know with these things. another weather story we're following is a heavy rain that's been impacting japan, you just can't get a break here over the weekend. to the north, they can take the rain a little bit more because the heaviest flooding has been across western japan where we also had upwards of 60 millimeters

. >> it was just name by bonn appetite magazine, second best restaurant in the u.s.a. and i'm guessing one of the reasons, because of their bread. >> bread is good. >> oh, ridiculous. >> did you know it was high street before it was called market street? just little trivia to add in there. >> sure, when the city was first put together by ben. >> or william penn. >> or pen belly. >> it was called high. and it just ended up being the place where all of the markets were, the place toss shop. >> sure. >> reading terminal. >> so i will go over to the train station. >> i know, i know. >> terminal. >> and trains from red working come. >> i get it. >> area produce, people would buy. >> so i'll go over to market street. >> so named it market. >> this has gone wildly -- >> sorry i brought it up. >> but race street used to be called sassafras because sassafras is the name after tree, and they named all the streets after trees. >> sure, chest nut, walnut, but yenning men in town would take their horses over to sassafras street and race their horses. like drag racing cars these day

>> we're going to bonn, bonding right now, and we'll do yoga later on in the hour. >> i wanted to see you mount that horse. i want to see you try and get up on it, but you're already. thanks, q. >> need little help? camden county couple tying the knot in just two hours, every wedding stay special. >> this happily ever after, little different. >> it is, that's because pierre freedman and melanie gaskins never imagine that their special day would come so soon. but thanks to wish upon a wedding, the two shall become one and they won't have to pay a thing. big relieve to pierre. he has inoperable brain tumor, amazing story. granted their wish to get married after hearing about his illness t needless to say the bride to be is beside herself. >> i am more excited than nervous, because everything is almost like it was divine intervention. everything has work out so incredibly perfectly. and we're saying from all of the things that wish upon a wedding has done for us, to our family being able to make t it is more than anything i thought i know that we could have done for ourselves. and really

there is no bonn fied reason for terminating girls that reach 3 two years of age. >> don't you know that we know the companies applied this policy. we're hoping in our asking to find away to change the policy. >> congress began enforcing the title seven job discrimination laws. the barriers start coming down, and it was real results. that 3e traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to engage with municipalities, how to structure deals, and as we think about internationall

>> because the pent bonn is still developing military options for the president, for the commander-in-chiefo use against isil in syria. there are some who probably would make the case that it is okay to not have a formulated, comprehensive strategy but just as one pundit i know recently suggested, that we could just drop some bombs and see what happens. that is not what the president believes is a smart approach. the president believes it is important for us to pursue a comprehensive strategy where military action one component of that strategy. >> how can pentagon still not have strategy? you're saying pentagon's issue, they haven't put the strategy? is the commander-in-chief not saying that he want this plan on my desk tomorrow? >> what the president is saying he will be deliberate about which components of our strategy can best be employed to protect the national security interests of the united states of america. he wants the point gone to be deliberate as they develop the kinds of options that may or may not be available to him. and the president will consider them and he will act in a

. >> next on cbs this morning bonn appetite, reveals new list of the nation's best restaurants. >> toe follow your local news weather and traffic turn to thee sister station the "cw philly" where "eyewitness news" will continue for you right after this break. have a good morning. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, august 19th 2014. another night of protesters and police trying to end the violence. we're live in ferguson. >>> police in california said they stopped a mass school shooting just days before it started. >> and verizon with a look at cell phone bills. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i dropped down on my feet. >> violence continues to flare in ferguson. >> at least two people were shot and

tres bonne. [ cheers and applause ] [ in a french accent ] beautiful in "glamour."ell? >> summer's been great. >> jimmy: anything good? i saw your parents are backstage. are they hanging with you? >> they are because we're here for the premiere tonight. >> jimmy: aw, do they go to all of your premieres? >> yeah. >> jimmy: aw, that's so cute. >> i know. >> jimmy: i love your parents. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it was nice meeting them. where are they from? where are you from? >> i'm from toledo, ohio. >> jimmy: so, they're -- do they still live there? >> they do. >> jimmy: and we -- i was talking to them backstage and they said -- your mom said she sends you care packages still. >> she does. >> jimmy: she sends you care packages? [ light laughter ] >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: what -- what would be in one if i opened one of your care packages? >> well, um -- usually, some, sometimes still some pop tarts, which are my favorite. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pop tarts? >> yes. and then, she finds really beautiful dishes because i love dishes. i do. i like to collect them. i love them.

. >> george: setting down to lands of 880 south of bonn and a lengthy investigation likely to want toy as a it was confirmed at the california highway patrol. >> mark:marvel's latest superhero to hit the big screen. is going to have >> mark:crews started shooting "ant-man" yesterday. >> mark:it stars paul rudd and michael >> mark:marvel tweeted this photograph. of rudd in character as "scott lang". at the foot of the golden >> mark:we also caught the film crew. on the set and in action today. at jones and o'farrell. >> mark:rudd will play the title character of scott lang/ant-man, who can shrink his size and increase his strength. using a specially engineered suit. >> mark:michael douglas plays the creator of the ant-man suit. >> mark:the movie is due out next july. this is the kind of chicken your mom would make if she hand breaded chicken that was delivered right to her door. and if she had a pressure cooker in her kitchen. yep! this is the kind of chicken she would make, but she doesn't have to! you're welcome, mom. ♪ ee local news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diver

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is very slow unless bonn 24 coming at lafayette heading towards the rendell. check of your commute in the south bay there is no major trouble spots. >>:robin: that's getting heavy at of san jose and cupertino to 80 is not bad at all. there's a little traffic after the guadalupe parkway. so far no major trouble south of there. their >> darya :: 30 to be leaving at the embassy in london still. assange has been holed up in the embassy in a small apartment for more than two years. >>:the australian fled there in 2012 to escape extradition to sweden, where he is wanted over sex crime allegations. >>:ecuador has granted him refugee status, but british police have so far refused to let him leave. >>:assange says his health had suffered during his time at the >>: jamessome of ukraine's wealthiest elite are donating millions to fund the ongoing war in their country. >>: james:c-n-n's will ripley meets a kiev millionaire who's leaving his life of luxury to fight on the >>: james:health officials are now being extra cautious. they say a woman in new mexico could be infec

. >> it was just name by bonn appetite magazine, second best restaurant in the u.s.a.uessing one of the reasons, because of their bread. >> bread is good. >> oh, ridiculous. >> did you know it was high street before it was called market street? just little trivia to add in there. >> sure, when the city was first put together by ben. >> or william penn. >> or pen belly. >> it was called high. and it just ended up being the place where all of the markets were, the place toss shop. >> sure. >> reading terminal. >> so i will go over to the train station. >> i know, i know. >> terminal. >> and trains from red working come. >> i get

european and foreign-policy department of the christian democratic union in the central office in bonn, germany. he is a native of germany and received a degree in economics from thes grants foundation of the german people and other foundations. anthony teasdale a stricter general of european ,arliamentary research service the in-house research center and think tank of the european parliament. he went to oxford university and has worked as a political ,dvisor in london and brussels as well as general secretary of both the eu council of ministers and the european parliament where he worked for successive presidents of the parliament .earin he speaks widely on institutional issues and is the co-author of the penguin companion to the european union published in the fourth edition in september of 2012. i would like to thank jean-luc from the liaison office for working with us on this event. it is not the first of that we're doing together. it has been a wonderful partnership we have with your office. let me also add that if you are can usecial media, you the #displayed on the wall. we woul

we need more convergence among good standards bonn behalf of the there is probably $25 billion of infrastructure investment in this room alone, but you all want to be the second person in after somebody else has taken project risk. we need a good coordination turnover u.s. government, xm, world bank, people like that, along with real investors willing to put skin in the game to get that first investment in. let's not kid ourselves about financing. and it has got to fit. it has to be flexible. it has to fit the african standard. it needs to be flexible and risk-based financing. this is a small thing on our behalf. i think all of us would benefit if there was some regional integration in africa. the southern african i lines. might put together four or five countries that we can invest behind. those are the three things i would put forward. >> let me ask you one of follow-up question very quickly. we don't want to get in the middle of washington's political wars but how important do you think it is for the future prospect s of getting more financing in africa for american businesses to renew the ex

about whether or not the epa has the legal authority to require carbon emissions -- to regulate ar bonn emissions. the issue has been settled" she says. "epa does have the authority. the law says so, the supreme court says so twice." well, i woulded that since christie todd whitman said that, the supreme court acted again and a third time in a scalia opinion upholding the authorities of the epa. so i don't know why we have to fight about things that have been settled three times by the supreme court. i mean, it's interesting and it's always a pleasure to debate my colleagues on these things but i think we should move on about that. now, my question is the clean air act states "that air pollution prevention and air pollution control at its source is the primary responsibility of states and local governments." how does epa's proposed rule on controlling carbon pollution for existing power plants uphold this cooperative relationship between the federal government and state and local governments and adding to that, to be a little specific, as you know, california has been a global leader in

an increase in extreme weather events related to the warming that has occurred, and yet bill mcgibb bonnnd al gore, whole bunch of them perpetuate the idea every extreme weather event is because of us. this is why we will never be able to predict the future of the climate other than about three days out as john coleman who is coming up soon will probably tell you he knows. it is because of clouds. water, the most important greenhouse gas, is the only one that occurs in both liquid and gas see just phases in the in the atmosphere. the liquid face of water and gaseous face of water, we call water vapor behave in completely different ways in regard to solar energy. clouds reflect the sun back, hold the heat in, depending where they are and how thick they are and what computer model can predict the pattern of clouds in the world? it is impossible. that is why we will never be able to predict the future of climate and clouds are the wildcard and many people believe that as the earth warms and more water evaporates off the sea, it will be cloudier and wetter and that will reflect more sunlight

. >>> the backlash over the border crisis has hit even liberal bonn.raim protesters -- antiimmigration protesters out in full force against massachusetts governor patrick's plan to temporarily house immigrants in the state and suggest i'll take 1,000. it is not just republicans. joining us is democratic massachusetts state senator richard moran. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> it is frustrating because while the president has not stopped the flow of people across our southern border because he refuses to change the law that's been on the books for a number of years, you're frustrated because there are people in this country already who need help and yet we're taking more that we really don't have the money for. >> that's true. they're in our communities. they are able to, because of federal law, says a hospital has to take anyone who shows up at the emergency department. they are adding some burden to our health care system, to our school system, to our law enforcement. taking in others who will at some point be released into the communit

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> i'm your host of "culturewire," and today, here at electric works in san francisco. nice to see you today. thanks for inviting us in and showing us your amazing facility today. >> my pleasure. >> how long has electric works been around? >> electric works has been in san francisco since the beginning of 2007. we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking