. >> you can metal-ize your mario brothers. >> exactly. >>> i have two big fish videos.yakers out there and a couple of people on paddle board. look how close he gets to that one kayak. just because you're in the water doesn't mean you're alone. what we forget is this is their house. >> but you guys, that wasn't it. >> that pretty much fits what's about to happen. it just swims right between them. up until then everybody seems so oblivious. when that first fin comes out of the water, that would have been my exit cue. >> michael bergen is getting on "right this minute" because of his reaction to a big fish. >> holy [ bleep ]! what is that thing? let's get it! that's a tuna or something. >> this is michael bergen of boston. >> wait, boston? i thought he was like from florida or something. >> look at this [ bleep ] thing we got here. >> a lot of people have been commenting that this is a sun fish. >> and the shocking surprise in his voice that he saw a fish. has he ever caught anything? >> pull it in, jay. come on. we could get some big money for that, a [ bleep ] fish. >>

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the promotional push ahead of peanuts movie is underway including a chance to peanut-ize yourself. you can remake yourself as a charles schultz character. what do you think? >> love it. can't wait to put it on my instagram # mexicancharliebrown. coming up, disabled dog is the victim of a shameful crime. >> not everyone is on board with the celebration for super bowl 50 at levi stadium. what the oakland raiders are what the oakland raiders are refusing to do. >> the oakland raiders are wanting do redefine the until refusing to play a certain player on the goal line to celebrate super bowl 50 at levi stadium in santa clara. all 30 other nfl stadiums have the special mack on the 50 yard line and the raiders are refusing to comment on the story. >> most americans will get a wrong or late diagnosis at least once in their life. the institute of medicine conducted the report which states that sometimes there are horrible consequences. mistakes in diagnosis affect 12 million american adults each year. experts say doctors often do not know when they have made the wrong diagnosis. experts al

suspicion of throwing stones at soldiers and 25 palestinian children have been arrested recently and izrally army are in jerusalem before the holiday of the holiest day in the calendar and eat holiday for muslims also begins this week. palestinian woman in critical condition after being shot by israeli soldier and witnesses deny israeli allegations she had been attempting to stab a soldier and shooting happened at a check point in the occupied west bank and scott hidler is in east jerusalem and more on this. >> reporter: 12 bloody people in the occupied west bank, on monday evening palestinian man was killed with what israeli security forces say was an improvised security device he was going to use against them but it detonated prematurely and killed him and a woman was shot in the legs according to defense forces the trying to stab one of the soldiers and palestinian sources telling us that that wasn't the case. she is in critical condition in a jerusalem hospital. now what this is kind of a continuation of tension going on in the occupied territories as well as hear in jerusalem, occu

a young mother sought help for her baby,ize swollen from tear gas. the little girl was struggling to breathe. is the baby going to be okay? >> yes, yes, yes. the baby will be okay. >> reporter: unlike hungary's brutal crackdown, neighboring croatia promised safe passage, but even with that good will, it was quickly overwhelmed. 9,000 migrants crossed in less than 24 hours. every time a bus arrives, the migrants rush to get on it. the riot police are trying to maintain some order, but the migrant are desperate to move on. adding to the chaos, police insisted that women and children be separated from the men, even if that meant splitting up families. once again, the migrants' route ahead is murky and out of their control. charlie d'agata, cbs news, croatia. >> pelley: a friend of the suspect in the charleston, south carolina church shooting was arrested at today. joey meek had been under investigation for failing to meek has said that dylan roof stayed with him before the killing last june. roof is charged with killing nine people who welcomed him into

. >> the iz seem i familiar al fine example of people who practice their faith sincerely devoutly andegularly as well. so to me as pastor that's a wonderful gift to have people like that. >> reporter: they like so many around the world embraced pope francis' humility and loving spirit with open arms. >> i like he's such an advocate for the poor. he's such a loving man. >> if they can ask him to do one thing it would be this. >> bless us all. bless the country. >> reporter: the entire izzy family will be bringing up the gusts during the papal mass. they say they're a little bit nervous but more proud than ever to be able to be in the presence of the holy father. meantime the dalai lama has cancel his trip to the us next month which included a visit to philadelphia. he was to receive the liberty medal at the national constitution center. doctors are advising him to re rest. the 80-year-old was at the mayo clinic this week for what was described as a checkup. the national constitution center issued a statement. our thoughts and prayers are with the dalai lama as he recovers his strength.

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and our culture has celebrit celebrity-i celebrity-ized. and we love things new. >> and boy, do voters want something new, to my earlier point. in addition, our biggest bias isn't that we're necessarily liberal or republican, though there is a political bias, but the biggest bias, as you know, are ratings, conflict and clips. so writers, we like our click, you guys have the ratings, and well all have a bias towards conflict. donald trump is giving us all of those things, yet people would say we fall for that. "wall street journal" cited a study for basically the three months he's been running, cnn out there with 2,159 records compared to half of that on jeb bush. fox news about a third more, msnbc just slightly more trump than bush. so my question is however we might justified it, have we reached a point where it's fundamentally unfair to the other candidates. >> i don't know. the numbers are out of whack, but he is the front-runner. >> and if scott walker was the front-runner? >> we would be spending this much attention on him. >> oh, come

we are talked to the iz bes, hotels and restaurants and they are up to the idea of trying out zones, zones for people that want to walk freely without being a akoused by the ladies, and at the same time express themselves in their zone. greg: the solution is worse than the problem, the problem is hyped up, quite frankly. rosanna: i don't think you have been there when it is crowded and difficult to move around. greg: look, you are right. do i catch a broadway show, only when i have to. they have not interrupted by way to the show. rosanna: you have to weigh in properly going to the destination. greg: i saw the carol king thing and got to theatre unobstructed. rosanna: maybe that is something that maybe you and i could do go 7:00 at night and see. for the people working there, i have a friend working there and she's saying it is impossible sometimes to get and there. i had to walk on the street instead of the sidewalk because it is so packed. at least they have a zone, for those that want to walk to where they have to get to, they are the sidewalk if they choose. greg: pick me, my tur

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. >>> the state assembly approved ize death with dignity bill. it would allow doctors to prescribe life-ending medication to terminally ill patients. it comes after the highly publicized case of britney maynard. ove thved from the bay area to oregon so she could legally end her life on her own terms. the state senate is expected to rcury e the bill as well. lauthe entire city council of san jose is under investigation, according to "the mercury news." the san jose's ethics commission 's aunced yesterday it launched an investigation into nearly 40 still council members and canada. it's an unprecedented move. it things council members and krndidates may have violated an ser tion law by not properly reporting late campaign contributions. e stechool bus seat bells. are they safe enough? we'll take a closer look. >>> plus why the late steve jobs probably would not have liked some of apple as new products. >>> oop meteorologist kari hall at the embarcadero, just hanging out with eight lombardi trophies. we're kicking off to super bowl 50 celebration co

he will con non-ize a new saint there on wednesday -- canonize a new saint on wednesday. alison: it's a nervous-wracking and special honor for chefs. they're preparing meals for a lunch the pope will attend later this week. suzanne kennedy is going to tell us about this. hi, suzanne. suzanne: hi, alison. let me show you where this will happen. this is in front of the catholic charities headquarters. this one-block section will be turned into a papal dining room if you will where the pope will eat with several hundred homeless people from washington, d.c., who are clients of the catholic charities. just because this event is three days off doesn't mean they aren't in the kitchen cooking. the cooks crank out 4 million meals a year. but this one is of unique importance. >> this is the marinated chicken breast. >> the head chef tasked with preparing hundreds of meals for a thursday lunch with the guest of honor, pope francis. >> it's definitely touching my heart and puts the jitters in me a little bit. at the end of the day, i definitely believe it will be a meal he loves. su

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>> and now, "peanuts" gang is coming to the big screen, and now, be careful with this word "peanut-izedareful there. >> and peanut iized. >> okay. now. here we go. >> oh, i love that. i look so much better as a e peanut. >> and here is our hoda. you look like lucy. >> wait, are those spanx sticking out? >> yes. >> now, wait, that is not necessa necessary, amanda. >> and you can go to the peanutize me.com. >> and we are about to dispel rumors about doris day. >> and many of them these days. >> and she is return ting to th big screen in the clint eastwood film and she star ed red in the 1940s and '50s. >> and my daddy's favorite. >> and we are told that the reports are not true, and doris does not want to go back to films, but she is going to focus on helping the animals. >> and yes, that is her passion. and i would like to say that she would like to be given a lifetime oscar, and she deserves it and while she is alive would be lovely. >> and can we show you this dolphin, because it is supposed to be the cutest dolphin in the world, because he is so cute. >> is he a bottle nose? >> snub f

we love covering celebrities and our culture is celebrity-ized.rnalists lover what is new, the beginning of the first three leters of new, different, argumentor and voters want something new. in addition, the media our biggest bias is not that we are liberal or republican but there is a political bias but the biggest bias are rating, conflict and clicks. we like to get our clicks and you have to have your ratings and we get a bias to conflict. donald trump is giving us all of that, the celebrity, the new. >> he knows how to do it. >> and we say that we fall for that but look at the numbers, "wall street journal" cite add study and cnn2,159 reports on donald trump and only 1,087 on jeb bush and fox news a third more on trump than bush. my question is, however much we might justify it, have we reached the point where this is fundamentally unfair to the other canidates? >> i don't know. it is complicated. look, the numbers are out of whack but he is the frontrunner. we are being use the. >> if scott walker was the frontrunner? >> it would be this muc

you sound like a very dangerous driver. ( laughter ) it's 10 and 2,ize on the road. gyllenhaal. if that is your name. >> are you just peeling me back like an onion here. >> stephen: a layer at a time. ( laughter ) ( applause ) speaking of taking it home, as an actor, and as i said, a real actor, does everybody in hollywood know each other. i don't live in hollywood. i have always lived in new york, you know-- ( knocks on desk ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) i love it out there. i love it. lovely place. but you know people out there because we had amy schumer on lasted from. >> yeah. >> stephen: and she-- did you know that she was living in your house for a while? >> i knew that she was renting my house, yes. >> stephen: did you know she was renting your house before you found out it was her or did you rent it to anybody. >> what people don't know is everybody in hollywood just lives in the same house. it's not like-- that's why we're all so nice to each other. that's why we love each other so much and everybody is so great because we live in the same house. >> stephen: that's why yo

that's the basic question, what are you supposed to be equal izing? the case arises out of texas. texas like most states chooses to equalize in districts so they all shoot for population. there are certain districts that have many, many more registered voters or eligible voters than others. even though the populations are roughly equal based on total population, the populations are different. the plaintiffs are arguing that should violate the one-person-one vote doctrine. the voters where there are fewer -- sorry, where there are more -- it gets a little confusing. the voters in the district where there are fewer eligible voters have disproportionate voting power. let me use an example. two u districts has a thousand people and one has 800 eligible voters and 200 noneligible voters and the other district has 400 and 9 oh 0 >> they're worth twice as much. 800 electing. to sort of summarize the argument that each side is making, the plaintiffs are arguing that you should be equalizing the total number of voters. the whole point of one-person-one-vote is to insure equality, make sure

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last month a group of women accused the wine train of raise iz i am. they were row moved. they were making too much noise of the the wieb train a poll sized. >>> bankrupt leap transit company sell last two buses for as little as $5 each. it was designed to compete with san francisco muni stockton line, but shut down in may for operating without a permit. leap filed for bankruptcy in july saying it had had up to $500,000 in debt. it also reports that leap transit made just under $21,000 this year. >>> new san francisco hotel gets high tech promotion this morning. if p you will be in union square, you're going to see the beam crow robots promoting new axiom hotel. listed as smart hotel. people able to use tablets and smartphones to check in. located at powell and market streets, expected to open in mid-november. >>> facebook about to add a new feature giving users another way to respond to a post instead of just liking it. ceo mark zuckerberg says a new dislike button coming. although not clear on the exact wording of the button. it might say sorry. the idea is to give a dif

>> a district of the size it is less than 3%. 3,024 students are not immune kiez ized in montgomery county00 are not immunized. >> whose fault is it that this is happening in prince george's. >> i'm not sure we want to place blame, but our goal is to work with parents and notify them. that's our responsibility as a school district. >> we have some vacancies. >> hired by ceo kevin maxwell. she previously worked alongside maxwell when they both served in anne arundel county. she as the head of the county's health department and he as superintendent of schools. wakawea was fired from that position and including a lack of confidence in her leadership according to reports. parents say they are shocked to hear so many students are there this late in the year. >> when you put other kids at risk when you don't get immunized and it's really a health issue. >> it's pretty shocking to hear that a lot of kids aren't immunized, so i'm a little at a loss for words right now. >> proof for immunizations are due to the school system by september 30th. students will be asked to leave their schools until the

ized crisis, one that could greatly affect filipino politics. we have the details. >> it claims to be the one true church, established in 1914. it is an extremely well organized sect with followers of more than 2.4 million scattered all over the world. it draws powers from its ability to generate enormous revenues. it's reported more than 10% of its people's income goes to feeding the church's coffers. a solid voting block during elections here, politicians compete for the attention of its members. it's code of silence has been broken. on the run after he exposed corruption involving the highest officials of the church, this man spoke to us. >> when it comes to some ministers, they lead a life of extravagant way of living. you can see it in the cars they are using, the houses that they have built. >> he said armed groups detained him and his family, only they are lucky to escape. >> the hierarchy of the sect demands what it calls a separation of church and the state, organizing a protest rally that lasted for days. >> we were reminding not the e

. >> authorities say four fire fighters were hospital ized with second degree burns but they are expect to be okay. >>> james blake is now on a mission to stop police brutality, after being slammed to the ground in the mistaken arrest. last week a plainclothes new york city police officer mistook blake for a suspect in the identity theft investigation and despite that mistake he is concerned about the excessive force used in the incident and he want that officer, fired. >> i don't think it is aglare y i don't think they person should have a badge or a gun again. i don't think it is too much to ask. i believe the majority of police officers will do great work and they are heroes, so this person never will belong in the same sentence, with the heroes doing the right kind of police work and keeping the public safe. >> arresting officer james is now on desk duty while nypd investigates. forty-nine year veteran has had four other excessive force complaints him in the past and three were active when he approached blake without identifying himself and threw him to the ground. >>> students in s

>>ize like to book you right new for that evening. >> you got it. >>> up next, donald trump makes newands ahead of next week's big gop debate and we'll show you how that is going over. plus in a kelly file exclusive, new reaction from baltimore beat cops at the city approves a multimillion dollar settlement for freddie gray's family. and judge napolitano is here to weigh in on what the settlement means for the six officers facing criminal charges. >> how are you going to get a jury pool from baltimore city right now when they see the mayor give this kind of money, they say hey, they've got to be guilty. she knows something we don't. >>> well new reaction from cops on the force as the city of baltimore approves a multimillion dollar payout to the family of freddie gray. yep. it happened. trace gallagher in our west coast newsroom with the story. trace? >> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings blake says the $6.4 million settlement will help freddie gray's family avoid years of litigation. but the mayor also acknowledges it's unusual for a city to settle a police misconduct lawsuit prior t

. >>> and back when donald trump first announced his presidential candidacy, iz h comments about mexican immigrants being rapists and criminals, some of them probably good people, drew widespread condemnation, leading several corporations and entities to cut ties with the soon-to-be front-runner. that effort was organized with the hispanic chapelber of commerces. the chamber's president and ceo, javier palamarz, talked about that decision right here on "all in." >> as we stand, immigrant-owned companies contribute over $780 billion to the american economy. and the facts go on. i think the facts speak for themselves. it is concerning that i see an element of the republican party that appears to be buying into this. and i think that'd be a disastrous, frankly. >> today, however, we saw the start of what could be something of a reconciliation between trump and the uahcc. this morning, pallomares met with trump. joining me now, is javier pal marz. what was the meeting like? >> how are you, chris. i have to say, first and foremost, this meeting is no way to signal any kind of endorsement or s

he talks again a lot about the idolatry of money and ideologies ize money.try about any said a lot quality, this does not distinguish him from virtually any other pope from the 20th or 21st century. he doesn't vote the idea -- does invoke the idea of the invisible hand. we can no longer trust the guidance of this invisible hand, which is the term that adam smith came up with. ingly, smith only use the term twice. whatever pope francis is talking about these things, invariably he has one subject in mind -- poverty. poverty is precisely the thing that motivates everything he says about these. if you tend to be skeptical of the things pope francis says about the economy, at least understand this. are notgs he says that simply because of ideological collection, but because his profoundly concerned about the poor. the reason he took the name francis is because of his concern about before. nevertheless, i think my twitter handle is incidentally free marketjay. some of the things he says feel like a caricature. that is not something i would defend and certainly not any of the things that people i

then he'll make iz way to the cathedral for the evening prayers.we've got local officials that are waiting there for him. they'll be in attendance. and then he's got to be resting up after that evening prayer service for a full day of activities in new york. that's going to be the last thing on his agenda. as you can see, he has been traveling from place to place on his itinerary. and just landing not too long ago at jfk by plane and then now getting onto a helicopter after greeting the folks that waiting there on the tarmac for him. >> when he landed in washington, d.c. about two days ago, president obama, first lady michelle obama, also sascha and malia, they were there to greet the pope as he landed. other dignitaries vice president joe biden were out there too. two people missing here you might note mayor de blasio of new york city, governor cuomo. they are expected to be at st. patrick's cathedral. right on cue there it is. about 500 people flank either side of the cathedral. you can't miss it. it's a breathtaking sight in new york city. it's

why are we subsidy identifyin izing the world?by the way, this drug that cost $500,000 is onl only $20 outside of the united states. liz: where does this end up? >> what happens is that the about to tech companies are going to be less innovative and less -- -- i think we're going to see the stocks drop. liz: okay. next up we've got even more breaking news for you, it is a busy newsday. the european union pushing a plan to relocate now 120,000 migrants, mostly from syria now they're going to be basically relocated across the european continent. take some of the pressure off of italy and greece. goldman sachs ceo announcing today that he has lymphoma. it is he says curable. and workers at goldman sachs today, saying he will continue to work substantially as normal while he under goes treatment for lymphoma. stocks ending lower today overgrowth concerns, dugout closing down 179 points. so they were down nearly 300 points but now back into correction territory. joining me now to talk about today's market action, ross gerbr, ceo, what

this crisis is crystal izing of the little boy on the beach.tion. we have our correspondent arwa damon joining us by phone near budapest. the united nations said 2,400 civilians have died trying to get out of war-torn countries on this migrant route. you are right there with these people as people are trying to follow this same path to freedom. >> reporter: you know, they are, christine. we also asked why it is they are risking this journey. why they are risking the lives of their children to take this journey. they all say that it's because they believe that back in the respective home lands, most of them would end up dead anyway. that is why they take the chance. we are on the train that just left the budapest station. hungarian officials said no trains would leave the station. some people are hopeful this train will be able to cross hungary's border with austria and travel on to germany. they are not entirely sure where they are going and what will happen when they get there. they just couldn't take it in the station anymore. the families he

. >> clinton says she will be releasing a plan between the iz, meco and canada.he says will create jobs. >>> donald trump refusing to back down. the republican front runner taking heat for not correcting an anti-muslim comment made by a supporter ought a town hall meeting. trump says it's not up to him to defend the president. insisting he won't be apoll united statesing in this interview with scott pelley. >> it was a testing moment for a pan running for president. >> i don't think so. >> you never know when they're coming. >> i don't think so. >> here you have a bigot. >> you don't know that, he asked a question, you don't know he's a bigot. >> a problem in this country and it's muslims. >> so you said there is a problem in this country, it's muslims, all right. i love the muslims, i have many, many friends, living in this building, they're phenomenal people. like everything else, you have people where there are problems. we can say there is no problem, there is no terrorism, no anything. they didn't knock down the world trade center. to the best of my knowledg

>> it wasn't too hard because iz was a figure skater growing up. >> excellent.is and you're commissioned as a naval officer. >> i saw the blue angels fly when i was in the naval academy. i remember being in awe of them and having this moment where i realized, why am any awe of these guys. i'm in a position to fly these things. >> you applied to the aviator school, right? >> right. >> they ship you over to iraq. >> i few missions over afghanistan. i was still in the persian gulf flying missions off of uss george washington. before the war in iraq i flew missions over iraq but i was flowing missions in freedom of afghanistan supporting troops on the ground. >> you zoom out there. was that dangerous? >> you know, as somebody flies an f 18 because of the rules of engagement that we have, it's not as dangerous as you would think. the most dangerous part would be coming in to land on the ship at night. >> landing on the aircraft carrier at night. were you scared? >> i'm not going to lie to you, bill. >> no one does. >> there are times it was scary, really are. >> it's

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