. >> brian greg bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> james berger. >>ernaerts. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david berry. >> joseph berry. >> timothy betterly. >> paul beyer. >> anil bharvaney. >> shimmy biegeleisen. >> william biggart. >> marc bingham. >> and my father, philip, we miss you if we try to make you proud every day. we know what you're looking down on lincoln, '01, and katie. >> and my uncle, michael bordo. i wish i could meet you. >> gary byrd. >> george john bishop. jeffrey bittner. >> albert blackman, junior. >> christopher joseph blackwell. >> susan blair. >> harry blanding, jr. >> rita blau. >> michael boccardi. >> michael bocchino. >> mary katherine murphy. >> nicholas andrew bogdan. >> darren christopher bohan. >> vincent boland. >> alan bondarenko. >> colin bonnett. >> yvonne bonomo. >> mary booth. >> martin michael barshefsky. >> and my uncle firefighter, we miss you and we love you. god bless you. >> and my grandfather, richard. we all love you and miss you at home. grandma misses you more and more every day. >> jay h

as the water rushes over the hood bennett notices a group of people gathered around a stranded prius.don't know if they real that a large flow of muddy water is coming towards them. they have got to get out, man, they are going to get swept away. >> dixon and some other airmen are helping an elderly couple trapped in the prius. >> as i was looking around, that's when i saw the water rushing down the median towards us. and as soon as i saw that water, i told the guys that are helping them, all right, look, we have got to give this everything we have. >> watching the scene unfold, bennett is also worried that time is running out. >> i'm very concerned that they are going to have their backs turned and this wall of water is going to hit them. as i begin moving in that direction, the water swells up even further. and the grand marquis begins to float. >> get those people out. >> the force of the water pushes the 4,000-pound car toward the prius and the unsuspecting airmen. you just realize that things are turning very bad very quickly. >> bennett starts moving towards the prius yelling to

. >> brian greg bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> james berger. >>ernaerts. >> david bernard. >> william bernstein. >> david berry. >> joseph berry. >> timothy betterly. >> paul beyer. >> anil bharvaney. >> shimmy biegeleisen. >> william biggart. >> marc bingham. >> and my father, philip, we miss you if we try to make you proud every day. we know what you're looking down on lincoln, '01, and katie. >> and my uncle, michael bordo. i wish i could meet you. >> gary byrd. >> george john bishop. jeffrey bittner. >> albert blackman, junior. >> christopher joseph blackwell. >> susan blair. >> harry blanding, jr. >> rita blau. >> michael boccardi. >> michael bocchino. >> mary katherine murphy. >> nicholas andrew bogdan. >> darren christopher bohan. >> vincent boland. >> alan bondarenko. >> colin bonnett. >> yvonne bonomo. >> mary booth. >> martin michael barshefsky. >> and my uncle firefighter, we miss you and we love you. god bless you. >> and my grandfather, richard. we all love you and miss you at home. grandma misses you more and more every day. >> jay h

bobby bennett known to many as the mighty burner has passed away. bennett started his career as a deejay on wol radio, that's where i met him as a young radio newscaster in 1977. the soulful music bennett played and the catchy rhythmic rhymes he made became a staple on black radio stations here and across the country. he died of respiratory failure at his home in florida at the age of 72. though gone, bobby bennett, the mighty burner, won't soon be forgotten by his friends or fans. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> one of my co-workers, patty, walked through and said it's hot. in the sun, anyway. in the shade, it's actually very pleasant with the low humidity still pleasant. there's a live view. we got few wispy high clouds floating gracefully over the metro area now. overlooking montgomery county in the distance. in the fore ground, that's tenial tenial tenial tenley town. feeling more like august. temperatures by 6:00 p.m. will be around 80. then we'll drop down to around 70 by 11:00. bottoming out in the low 60s in the metro area. suburb

worth 3.6 million dollars bennett has averaged just 4.7 points per game throughout his two-year nbaareer return to index of >> gary:here is something scary 33-yeard old mark mccracken encountered a hammerhead shark while fishing a half- mile off gaviota state mccracken fought off the shark with his paddle after kayak >> gary:he also said the shark followed him all the way into about three feet of water return to index of >> gary: pam, i have been and that water. >> pam: i know, you need to be careful. (laughter) >> pam: a missouri family who recently moved out to the country side to experience nature... got just what they asked for. >> grant:the simpson family's three-year-old zavaya found this tiny two- headed snake. being an animal lover simpson decided she'd let the kids keep the snake for now. >> grant:they found a fish tank to house it. the snake is lucky to have been caught. >> grant:researchers say two-headed long. return to index of >> pam: the night - ( engine stops ) - ( trunk clicks, creaks )

. >> gary: anthony bennett overall no. 1 pick just never got it done.with 3 1/2 million dollars to leave. the 27-year-old plans to start right where he left off against the chicago bears this sunday >> gary:the minnesota timberwolves have bought out former number one overall pick anthony bennett the timberwolves attempted to deal bennett but failed to find any trade partners >> gary:the buyout is reportedly worth 3.6 million dollars bennett has averaged just 4.7 points per game throughout his two-year nba >> pam: move over pumpkin spice latte! starbucks is rolling out a new flavor to get you into the fall spirit. >> pam: taco bell is now extending it's already...unique menu...by adding alcohol for the first time in the u.s.. >> pam: today was the first day in chicago that customers could not only enjoy a burrito... but a beer to go with it. the new menu additions will also be coming to san francisco later this month. >> pam: the chain will offer wine, beer, sangria and frozen mixed drinks in the select areas. taco bell joins other chains...such as starb

i visited the spill site with senator bennett. this is four days after the 3 million gallons of water was released. the epa did not have an appropriate crisis response plan or team in place. in fact, it was that sunday morning briefing where we were sitting with the epa officials who couldn't answer basic questions, including how much water at that point was still leaking into the river. from the outset, i said the epa should be held to the same standards as they would hold a private company for spill. which means investigations must be conducted, people must be held accountable and tough questions must be asked. whether those questions get asked, there must be answers. among the tough questions that must be asked, a few are whether the epa knew it was likely that water was behind the gold king mind portal and a blowout was possible. whether the health and safety plan for the mine work was adequate. why did it take several days for the epa to revise the amount of contaminated water. they said the amount was i believe 1 million gal

[laughter] spec when donald trump is president bennett has been wonderful. >> allied got kicked out of america. >> it is a best seller. final words and? >>. >> that was the most important question. [laughter] >> i will answer your messages. but first which misdemeanor i am guilty of. next. you cannot do that in montana. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. kennedy: the state of michigan may repeal some laws that are on the books longer than needed because politicians almost never repealed the laws of other dishes all of stupid rules i am trying to break every single one of them i got a good start with michigan. >> who wants to hear about my walkathon? >> in michigan if you promote a walkathon you could be fined $1,000 and in prison one year. it is a box on. >> you need to be fined $1,000? >> i have never been to michigan. >>. >> you cannot do or you are finding thousand dolla

but edward bennett williams can meet with them secretly to work out problems. the final is a gentleman you don't know who was an investigative reporter before bob woodward and carl bernstein. he convinced president nixon that what the incoming administration needed was an ombudsman, a reporter, an investigative reporter who could smell a scandal before it up in their face and why not someone who didn't like him, who could be there and warn him. nixon hired him and he became special counsel to the president. and then he tired of him because clark had so many opinions on so many things that didn't have anything to do with those topics and they got frozen out and he didn't get to see the president as often as clark thought he should. he blamed john ehrlichman and bob haldeman and he leaves and a half 10 months later. he goes back to reporting and becomes the fiercest critic of the nixon white house. he happened to be a close friend. so it's watergate starts to unwind, this man with the color of inside information goes in its attendant to tell him how he thought it

the suspect killed bennett and severely injured his wife. that murder happened less than a half mile from yesterday's assault. >> it brought back a lot of fear from what happened previously. just up the street. >> suspects were convicted in the 2009 crime but yesterday's suspect is still at large and police believe he should be responsible for an attack on wednesday. >> the similarities are too close to ignore. >> the suspect was wearing a gray sweatshirt and hood up. in the leesburg attack he was spotted driving in a dark colored nissan. now the police want your help in this one. reporting live, horace holmes, abc7 news. alison: okay. thank you very much. the fate of the stadium maryland football and lacrosse called home for decades will be decided soon. specifically a special panel will decide whether it needs a new name. bird stadium for the former university president curly bird. many say the school should remove his name because of his racist and the segregationist views. leon: a surprise unveiling at the national zoo. >> wow! isn't tha

michael bennett the great pass ruedsher inside. ? have just done a job, very, very talented bunch up front. >> al: and taking the play clock down to the nub on fir and goal. and he has to take another time-out time-out. time-out, green bay. down to one with three and a half to go. thas a first-rate queso dip haven't been this lost in years (gps) recalculating shortest route do i really look like this? never seen this one before ki chicken parm you taste so good i like it. a the quarter pounder with cheese. now seared to be thic r and juicer. only at mcdonald's. , >> al: rodgers had a couple of free plays with offside against seattle and both times he decided or two of those occasions to throw sherman's way, one completion for 29 and then the big 52-yard penalty for pass interference. against sherman towards the end of the half. >> cris: the only two he threw that way he knew he had a free play. >> cris: an eligible receiver number 73. >> al: swinging to the outside. pushed back. kept inbounds by rubin. makes the tackle. there will be

on the on the upper right is edward bennett williams. he is public enemy number one for the nixon white house. he is suing them for the break-in and he's counsel for the washington post whose articles are ripping them from side to side but he happens to be a close friend of the judge. now they will tell you, they come out to fight and say that the judge was a pointed by pres. eisenhower so he's a republican. they won't tell you that edward bennett williams was his career mentor that both mr. williams and his wife or godparents to his daughter. he would allow them to argue cases in front of him because he was so tight together. finally is a gentleman you don't know who was an investigative reporter and he's an interesting case. he convinced president nixon that what the administration needed was a reporter who could smell out scandal. and why not somebody who didn't like him who could be there in the morning. nixon hires him and be calm special counsel to the president. then nixon tired of him because he had so many opinions on so many th

. >> hey look they bennett practice, the rockers were missing three starters, five players in all wheny kick the new season off tomorrow at new. there not in the nature preserve though, they're in jail. >> they got arrested the other day. >> all boy, watch out out somebody's going to videotape the field. >> okay five players were booked on thursday. they were charged with assault, rioting, they say it's all connected to the home invasion here in new brunswick where money and marijuana was allegedly taken. here's their reaction. >> think there might be whole story behind what we don't know yet. we don't know what happened, what the story was so were not going to pass judgment. >> you never know what happened. >> the statement julie herman said they have been suspended and there will monitor the situation. they haven't said much else. don't try to video the football practice. they're big on some rules here but not big on others. their patients a very serious charges. >> is at the coach in trouble for what he tried to make happen earlier. >> there is a case, one of the five students was a

the cases bring up memories of the 2009 murder of retired military intelligence officer william bennetthe and his wife were walking near their home when they were attacked less than a half-mile from yesterday's assault. if you have any information about the new cases you are asked to call police. coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- hon rorring the career of general martin. he retired at the chairman of joint chief of staff. important deal between u.s. and china. what both nations agree not to do. continuing coverage of the pope in america. tonight, pope francis is getting ready to celebrate mass at the madison square garden. live in new york city just ahead. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: the 18th chairman of the joint chief of staff general martin dempsey stepped down from his post. with full honors military retirement ceremony was held this afternoon. at joint base meyer anderson hall. president obama attended the vent. dempsey ended his career with 41 years of service in the u.s. armed service. the navy seals want to open doors to women. the co

dodgy sale of television rights with jack warren, a creation of blatter as he sought to overflow bennett johansen as president of uefa in 2002. to have a president of the world game under suspicion from the swiss authorities of all people. if it had been the fbi perhaps -- >> you have to remember this is part of the fbi glo-e that is goinnegotiations,this is the sws who are investigating their own man. >> that the swiss laws on privacy and on business conduct basically allowed anyone to do anything they saw fit. now we have the situation where the swiss attorney general has turned his fire on blatter. how can he possibly go anywhere, do anything with any sense of authority when he is facing this potential threat which would lead to jail term were he to be convicted of any offense. >> the interesting thing, i believe everyone felt the legal pointer would have been pointed at blatter. but swiss had been saying he was helpful rather than interviewed as a suspect but he is going forward in the top job in february. is he now tainted? >> unless he is cleared very swiftly by the swiss authoriti

they bought it from a descendent of captain william bennett. that's where we get benning road and bridge. look at this. a group of enslaved people are cominghe county in 1863.e district they are fired on by the controls. the going to stop and 10 black folk. they make it to the fort here we go. the four stood the triangle of land where benning road and southern avenue in maribor pipe come together. there is still a triangle there today. that's where the fort was. they should take her children and all of these places. in the interest of time i cannot spend too much effort, but his name was charles. he was born and grew up near culpeper courthouse. more than 70 miles away. and found a lady that he married named katie. they have their first child stands he escaped ultimately she would come to d.c.. she tried to collect money to free him but there was not enough. they can only raise 500 and his master wanted 2300. in his master wanted his half-brother. the thing here is that gets to troy new york. whitesck folk and some rescued him twice. we believe

michael bennett the great pass rusher inside. they have just done a job, very, very talented bunch up front. >> al: and taking the play clock down to the nub on first and goal. and he has to take another time-o time-out. time-out, green bay. down to one with three and a half to go. queso dip ♪ ♪ haven't been this lost in years ♪ (gps) ♪ recalculating shortest route ♪ ♪ do i really look like this? ♪ ♪ never seen this one before ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ i like it. ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ ♪ ♪ the quarter pounder with cheese. now seared to be thicker and juicer. only at mcdonald's. ♪ >> al: rodgers had a couple of free plays with offside against seattle and both times he decided or two of those occasions to throw sherman's way, one completion for 29 and then the big 52-yard penalty for pass interference. against sherman towards the end of the half. >> cris: the only two he threw that way he knew he had a free play. >> cris: an eligible receiver number 73. >> al: swinging to the outside. pushed back. kept inbounds b

michael bennett the great pass rusher inside. they have just done a job, very, very talented bunch up front. >> al: and taking the play clock down to the nub on first and goal. and he has to take another time-o time-out. time-out, green bay. down to one with three and a half to go. queso dip ♪ ♪ haven't been this lost in years ♪ (gps) ♪ recalculating shortest route ♪ ♪ do i really look like this? ♪ ♪ never seen this one before ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ i like it. ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ ♪ ♪ the quarter pounder with cheese. now seared to be thicker and juicer. only at mcdonald's. ♪ >> al: rodgers had a couple of free plays with offside against seattle and both times he decided or two of those occasions to throw sherman's way, one completion for 29 and then the big 52-yard penalty for pass interference. against sherman towards the end of the half. >> cris: the only two he threw that way he knew he had a free play. >> cris: an eligible receiver number 73. >> al: swinging to the outside. pushed back. kept inbounds b

night and it's a third season here on 6 abc, and i had a chance to chat with chad gray, and chloe bennett who plays daisy johnson, tonight they battle an army of inhumans, and the show had rousing success because fans of marvel come from all different generations spanning from their parents all wait down to their children and this season it's all about girl power. >> you are dead right, i grew up reading these comic and to have my daughter pulling me in because of the young women playing warriors, when you see this young woman made into a super hero called quake, what? mines will be blown. >> they are really funny too, they are doing a dub smash competition now helping to raise money for st. jude's childrens hospital and the winner has a chance to win lunch with them. it's like an inter galactic "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." competition. >> cute interview there thanks alicia. >>> also in prime time, a new episode of the muppets is at 8:00, quantico is at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00 follows all of it. the special interests in trthreatening to move ournos casinos and jobs away. this "move"

brian bennett of the "l.a. times."nks soap. >> good to be with you. >> ifill: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: why chemical changes threaten the mass extinction of species in the world's oceans. a critic's take on the nuclear deal with iran. and, how the young and old are learning from one another in the green spaces of detroit. >> ifill: but first, president obama made history today simply by becoming the first sitting u.s. president to set foot in the alaskan arctic. in anticipation of the trip, the trip the white house made another kind of history, announcing that mount mckinley, the nation's highest peak, will be returned to its native name, denali. william brangham has more more on the president's trip. >> brangham: on his three day trip, the president will attend a meeting of what's known as the arctic council. and, to stress for action on climate change, the president will visit some of alaska's glaciers and then meet with native alaskans whose lives have been affected by rising tides and temperatures. f

michael bennett the great pass rusher inside. they have just done a job, very, very talented bunch up front. >> al: and taking the play clock down to the nub on first and goal. and he has to take another time-o time-out. time-out, green bay. down to one with three and a half to go. queso dip ♪ ♪ haven't been this lost in years ♪ (gps) ♪ recalculating shortest route ♪ ♪ do i really look like this? ♪ ♪ never seen this one before ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ i like it. ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ ♪ ♪ the quarter pounder with cheese. now seared to be thicker and juicer. only at mcdonald's. ♪ >> al: rodgers had a couple of free plays with offside against seattle and both times he decided or two of those occasions to throw sherman's way, one completion for 29 and then the big 52-yard penalty for pass interference. against sherman towards the end of the half. >> cris: the only two he threw that way he knew he had a free play. >> cris: an eligible receiver number 73. >> al: swinging to the outside. pushed back. kept inbounds b

ben it valley may be -- bennett valley may be 78, 79. concord 78, gilroy 79. water temps, bodega bay 55. that is one of the coolest. came down a little bit. san francisco and monterey, we get a little northwest breeze, hey what a concept. some of the inland temps hard pressed to cool down, but they will over the next few days. west southwest is the general direction. if it wasn't for the breeze, truckee would be much cooler. monterey 61, water temp is so warm. system is dry coming overland. secondary system beginning to punch in towards seattle and portland, that's going to clip northern california. that has the coolest air. breezy this morning, on the cooler side even though lows are in the 60s. big trend is cooling down as we head towards today and friday into saturday. highs 60s and 70s, cooler and windy. patchy low clouds at best. cooler, breezy conditions. windy for some. but that cool inland continues even though we're hard pressed to get below upper 70s. very few 80s, but a lot of 60s and 70s. and we'll continue that into friday. there could be a little

detectives arrested victor bennett of norristown after a five-month investigation. police say they found images on his computer when they searched his home in june. dozens of people in burlington county took advantage of a free ride instead of driving drunk over the holiday weekend. the new shuttle service took 65 people home from restaurants and bars along with their vehicles over the three days. the 30-day program called evesham saves lives kicked off friday night. police, mothers against drunk driving, sober sam and all 18 restaurants with liquor licenses joined forces. it's for evesham residents but if you live anywhere else, you can get a discount. evesham police did arrest three drivers for suspected dui. >>> coming up next on "nbc 10 news at 6:00," a taxi hit and kills -- hits and kills two people crossing the street, leaving the made in america concert. tonight, new details about one woman's connection to a local ymca. >>> plus, playing for the pope. tonight we get a glimpse at an organ picked for the papal mass. >>> still feeling like summer outside. but th

that's what senator bennett says. i agree with him. i think the epa ought to be held to an higher standard. but i think this says there is clearly a double standard between the way the epa treats itself and looks to itself and how it treats private companies. on a second is but related issue, i would like to discuss the epa's waters of the united states rule. over and over again the preamble to the united states rule says it is based on "the science and expertise and experience of the agencies." it doesn't appear to have any support in any of the rule making record. in an attempt to understand the basis for the final rule this committee, through the leadership of our chairman, sent letters to the epa and army corps of engineer asking for documents that support the final rule. asking for copies of the scientific studies is. asking the army corps of engineer for field he experience. they did not i've any scientific studies to support the decisions made in the final ruling. instead he offered the staff a briefing. at that briefing the epa

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the there would all go to yale or harvard job -- law school with mike bennett and cory booker but isit good for the country because that is too narrow a mentor ship pattern and i believe given diversity your geographic diversity everyone has something to contribute for similar reasons pitcher is out there are more than to good schools so i do find it too narrow a pathway. >> but you do say the justices are redeemed by living your port cities? train wreck there are so many ways to slice that geographically. north against south and the same states that voted for lincoln and 1860's floated for another tall skinny constitutional lawyer from illinois who gave a speech right here on this stage to say in states that the to do against lincoln coated against that tall constitutional lawyer is in 2008 and 2012. so now they have flipped the democrats are part of the coalition and you could slice that to let coast is in pennsylvania as you know, in basically this is rule america you start in washington d.c. up the mantic seacoast the northern rimm of ohio dash nine of mississippi river to the ti

barry bennett, campaign manage forrer dr. ben carson. let me say, myself a graduate of johns hon ki johns hopkins university, he was a world-class surgeon. he wasn't simply an okay doctor. he was a lot better than okay. thanks very much for that, barry bennett, campaign manager for dr. ben carson. guys, thanks very much. >>> what will they ask the candidates? up next, i'll speak to two of the questioners in tomorrow night's cnn debate. cnn's dana bash and hugh hewitt of salem radio. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost®. while you're watching this, i'm hacking your company. grabbing your data

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michael and sarah bennett.> thank you. >>> coming up, can the british nightclub be saved. hundreds of bands start up at the clubs and more and more of them are shutting down. we tell you why. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> we'll go back to school. did you bring some, julie? >> i brought some from the first grade, premy eye plastic surgery. >> oh. look at that. >> you know, that was before you got to the age where you shower or do your hair first before going to school. >> that's great. >> sharon osborne? >> i brought in my girls because all my pictures are at home in england so i brought amy and kelly. >> look at kelly. >> is that her real hair color. >> yeah. >> i thought it was lavender. >> gayle, you brought in a first day of school picture. >> yes. mine's black and white. i don't know what that says. i was living in turkey. so we were all waiting for the bus. this was in washington, d.c. actually. the color of that dress is yellow. its makes me wonder is that why my favorite color is yell

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he basically concluded to general peace at bennett place. have confederate cabinet officers involved in discussions. andrew johnson, who was the new , johnson said that is my prerogative, go back and give .hem the same as appomattox there's no question in my mind that sherman and grant understood they needed to end the war and there were going to follow the presidents guidance and let him up easy and find a way to get this done and start on the road to reconstruction. >> that was the blueprint he gave his generals to follow. customer: lincoln defied the war, what it was about, in eddie's berg. gettysburg.- in he defined the end of the war in the second inaugural in march 1865. i think it is no coincidence that it is two speeches on the in the lincoln memorial in washington dc. , he talks about the template and the founding document. we are going to take a five-minute break. ladies and gentlemen, chris kolakowski. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

. >> that's well and good if you have a famous entertainer, like lady gaga or tony bennett. how does an entertainer become famous in the first place? the reason people will pay money to go and see a performance is because intellectual property law allowed them to become famous in the first place. >> i don't think that that is necessarily true. you see a lot of independent performers making money doing live gigs at smaller venues and then becoming famous there as well. it's not always copyright law that enables us, sometimes it's making good music. john: let's assume that copyright protection is a good thing and what is not a good thing is that special interests and lobbyists told a lot in their favor and my former employer disney did that. even after making big bucks from stories like finocchio that they got for free. >> stories like snow white, alice in wonderland, they were taken from the public domain. when it came time for the copyright of disney films to expire, they lobbied to have it the term of copyright extended from 75 years to 95 years. john: so this is now free t

they are occupying the entire hotel and we're joined by kate bennett who is following the royal visit. kate, welcome. good to see you again. walk us through this visit. they are taking up the entire hotel? >> that's what i hear. the hotel won't confirm. two days ago people started seeing carts of gold furniture being wheeled in. end tables and hat racks, so the entire hotel has been sort of redecorated, especially the royal suite, which is the 4,000 square foot suite at the top of the hotel, in order to accommodate the king and his entrauj. etourage can go up to 1,000 people, and there were fleets of high-end cars at the andrews air force base. >> where do they store all this gold furniture and velvets? >> it's take an couple of days in making the shift and replacing guests who had been staying there, booking them at other luxury holtels. there are red carpets everywhere, including the downstairs private garage. if he comes in underneath, never has to set foot on the asphalt. >> the four seasons is able to adom date this in. >> they're a popular destination for royals mainly because t

michael and sarah bennett.. >> thank you. >>> coming up, can the british nightclub be saved. hundreds of bands start up at the clubs and more and more of them are shutting down. we tell you why. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> good morning, i'm nicole brewer. police are asking for help locating a missing couple from east goshen township. the couple live in a retirement community. the couple's son says he last had contact with his parent yesterday morning, and whether they were leaving for the grocery store, they should be traveling in a silver lexus suv. and it is important to note that dominick is diabetic and insulin dependent. anyone with information is asked to call police. now checking the forecast with kyla, little rain in the midst, right, kyla? >> starting offer cloudy, see rain working into the afternoon. live look at center city, and you can see the temperatures of about 70 degrees, certainly plenty of clouds, humidity 87%, what's coming our way, looking at storm scan3, storms ahead

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bill bennett author of the new book "america the strong" conservative ideas to spark the next generationat the doctor was a former drug czar under president reagan, was it? was it reagan? >> no. president bush. bush 1. >> bush the elder. and you heard the last discussion. do you want to say something about it. >> your stats are right. there are more and i predict the citizens of colorado in years will try to put that genie back in the bottle. public opinion is shifting as the body count increases. >> all right. you are a catholic and you are a conservative guy. how do you see the pope? i see the pope as man of deep by at this and faith. large hearted man. always moving see him with the poor kissing the children. a lot of his judgments and pronouncements of a factual nature are just incorrect. so that worse me give me an example. debate about economic systems. almost half of our young people believe socialism is preferable to capitalism. is he is not helping that argument. he doesn't think there is any evidence that free markets help people. there is tons of evidence that free markets hel