july 27 will be recognized at marge mullen appreciation day. marge was born in chicago in 1,920. according to the peninsula clarion, the local newspaper there on the peninsula, marge claims she remembers seeing an article on alaska homesteading in the chicago daily news in 1,947. the idea must have seemed appealing to her because after she read that article, she and her husband, frank, who was a pilot during world war ii, they bought a small plane and they headed north to plant their roots. that was quite a trek back in the late 1,940's to fly in a small aircraft. they landed in alaska. they walked 65 miles through some pretty tough terrain and they settled their home study on soldotna creek making marge the first woman to live in soldotna under the homestead act. it wasn't too many years after they arrived in alaska that sadly marge lost her husband, frank, to polio. and it certainly would have been easier at the time for her to just pack up and head back to chicago, but marge was a pretty independent, strong headed woman, and she made that pretty brave choice to remain out on h

high sense of credibility seemed a little blunted when he joined amazon as senior vice president and marge twenty fifteen he joined a company that is the appear to be treating their workers like piles of dogs that are then run over by a truck and then the truck crashes. morag so there's just jad bodies and dogs everywhere and then jeff bezos walks like welcome to your new home. and carneys job was to publicly attack anyone who said amazon treated their workers like dogs but brad my favorite is obama's secretary of agriculture tom vilsack he's now advocating for some of the country's biggest day every interests including ok i have see taco bell in of the u.s. dairy export council yeah the guy who used to be in charge of making sure america was healthy and eating right is a lobbyist for taco bell. everybody growing children will need lots of vitamin c. chalupa ok they need to loop which is crammed down their pristine faces so they can grow up to be gorditas. and for anyone who says k.f.c. doesn't treat their chickens nicely that is not true oh those are not chickens you . grow more up in a l

his predecessor, david marg goals was in the job for over 20 years. i would suspect that school schools who was sort of being groomed to replace marg ules for many years. he obviously didn't know president trump would be elected. maybe he thought it would be a different job. as you said, the report said there was no instigating disputes, there was no kind of duress that led to his exit. it seems like he just got another opportunity, but, you know, maybe another opportunity just looks like an opportunity when you hate your job. i don't know. >> he was an associate deputy attorney general. >> yes. >> and there are a number of people who have that job. >> yes. >> he is described, though, as the senior career official at the justice department and as being, as you wrote about, the sort of person who basically tells people what to do when they're up against it, when they're in a difficult or unprecedented or highly pressured situation with regard to the justice department, the rule of law, policies and procedures of the department. what exactly was his job

. >>> illinois tool works said the stronger dollar would hurt marg rorgins. the industrialcts maker also missed quarterly expectations. the shares were off 36%. after the bell, td ameritrade said that cost cutnd higher trading revenues helped to offset a decline in new client asts. the shares wereaf volatile in r hours, but they finished the regular session up nearly 3% to 59.06. >>> the long time ceo of fiat/chrysler and ferrari has been replaced. his health rapidly deteriorated over the past week. shares of both were lower as the automakers now face questions about their futures with new leaders behind the wheel. >> with his b trademarkck sweater and a maverick style that took chrysler from bankruptcy to grown, his pla was a huge ccess. the news that he will not be returning to work is a kick in the gut for a company that he led for almost a decade. sergeo taut us to think differently and to have the courage to change. ten in unconventional ways. often acting with a sense responsibility for the companies and their people. ihink it's har to name any other ce

it's amazing how much a man can eat when he's married and it seems like appetite grows with marge. yes one of the most important thing is that custard. by twenty twelve stevie had started to find gender stereotyping so repulsive she set up an organization called pink stinks. we need girls who bang their fist on the table and say i want this salary i want that job and boys who can say i'm going to sit in the corner and cuddle my pink pony think that they get called gay and wrong they get abused and bullied for it and that's what the should. the number of successful women in politics in germany at least is growing and there is some progress in female representation in boardrooms and there is a female referee in the german men's soccer league. but gender stereotypes are far from gone they're the reason we still have typical women's jobs that are paid less and valued less on average women do twice as much housework as man. and. there are children it's usually the woman who takes a part time job. in germany it's more than forty six percent of women and only nine percent of men. girls ar

statement and while it is certainly unclear whether a reunt will affect the outcop, we believe the narrow marge coupled with the numerous issues tpacting election make a recount appropriate. this will begin mondayorning at 9:00 at the board of elections. they're hoping to wrapt up and have all the results ready within one y. but it's been an highway since they've done this. it could stretch into two. >>rc thank you. >>> in maryland governor larry hogan winse re-election says he'll do it without the help of the nra. gove tor hogand students today at great mills it high school in st. ntmary's couy he would reject a potential nationaent from the rifle association. that's according to "the washington post." the republican also said he backs strengthening a law that holds parents responsible when their kids get access to guns. 16-year-old jalen willie was shot and killed at great mills high school earlier this year. >>> a new warning related to the recent spike in drug overdoses in the districts. more than 100 since just saturday. linked to a synthetic substance. the dc medical examiner says tests o

high sense of credibility seemed a little blunted when he joined amazon as senior vice president and marge twenty fifteen he joined a company that is the appear to be treating their workers like piles of dogs that are then run over. truck and then the truck crashes into like more ago so there's just jad bodies and dogs everywhere and then jeff bezos walks like welcome to your new home. and carneys job was to publicly attack anyone who said amazon treated their workers like dogs but brad my favorite is obama's secretary of agriculture tom vilsack he's now advocating for some of the country's big is the day we interests including ok i have see taco bell and pizza hut as president of the us dairy export council yeah the guy who used to be in charge of making sure america was healthy and eating right is a lobbyist for taco bell. everybody is growing children will need lots of vitamin c. chalupa ok they need to loop which is crammed down their pristine faces so they can grow up to be gorditas. and for anyone who says k.f.c. doesn't treat their chickens nicely that is not true oh those are not c

. >> marg hall allen joins from denver today. it is part of a year-long reporting project called the health insurance hustle. you can find it on their website. thanks foroining us today. >> thank you, hari. >> this is "pbs newour weekend," saturday. : >> sreenivas britain, the big butterfly count is under way. conservation groe s are asking blic to spend a few minutes each day watching for butterflies to help understand how the dry summer weather may be affecting them. the number of butterflies in the u.k. collapsedfter a drought in 1976, so the nationwide count is a way to see if the changing climate is we hear now from itv's miranda schunke. >> happily fleeting amongst the flowers, butterflies are basking in the best summer conditions for more than adecade. but the long run of dry weather is also posing a major threa r many species once common in our towns and ties. the naturalist sir david attenborough why it's good reason to take a pause and enjoy a simple pleasure. >> the natural world is a sourc of great joy adelight and co

so marge, you have a lot of options when it comes to changing out a bathtub. painting it, having it professionally done is your least expensive option, and in my opinion it's a 5-year proposition, because after that time you'll see some fading and some peeling. now you can go to some of these companies that do acrylic liners that go right over the top. that's a much longer proposition, and it costs a little bit more. you might even have them do the walls around it as well, to really freshen up the look. now when it comes to replacing the tub, that's a little bit more involved. it's not just about the tub. it's the drain, maybe even the faucet. you're gonna have to remove some of the tile if that's what's around the perimeter of the tub, and that will have to get replaced. so it's gonna cost you even more. so depending on how much you want to spend, you have three viable options. either one of them will make the bathroom look great. - hey lou, my name's alex. i live in montville, new jersey and my question's about solar panels. we have been wanting to install s

punching their ticket when spain takes the host nation russia and croatia kicking off against den marge world cup update. i'm patrick snell. >>> for more on the upcoming matches, cnn's alex joins us from moscow. let's talk about the heart ache from portugal and ar again ten na. with messi and ronaldo out. what does it mean for their international careers? >> reporter: very entertaining. who'd of thought we'd be standing here before the third week with no germany, no messi and christiana ronaldo. it is a slight surprise although perhaps this is a team sport and this is confirmation no matter how many star players you have. no rekrim my nations, no controversy. what's really interesting, are we going to see messi or ronaldo at a world cup. ronaldo will be almost 38 by the time qatar comes around. messi will be 35. i think we might well see them back in a world cup because they want to prolong their careers, however, this is the last world cup we've seen messi and ronaldo at the peak of their powers. definitely there's a feeling of the changing of their guards and killian baffa, the star,

to the same military nerve agent that was used to poise an former russian spy and his daughter in marge. officials don't know if they were exposed to the same batch of nerve agent, if it was left over from the first attack or if this is a new stand alone deliberate attack. the russians were accused of plotting that first attack. there are questions about this one. >> this development comes days before president trump heads to the uk and before his summit with russian president vladimir putin. so will president trump bring this up with the russian leader? this latest incident? >>> british prime minister theresa may says her thoughts are with the victims and the people of salisbury as the top terror official in britain is briefing parliament. let's get to nic robertson lives at the scene in amesbury, england. what is the latest there, nick? >> the very latest from here, the british home secretary who just chaired a cabinet security level emergency meeting this morning has now just announced that in fact the latest two victims in novichok here in amesbury, just eight miles from where the s

marge dawson played with this racket in tulia, texas, in her senior year. - 1938 in tulia, texas. - wowcan you b-- can you imagine hitting a ball with that? - i-- it's such a small head. - yeah. - can you actually hit a ball with this? - yes. mardy fish, who's one of the top-ranked american players, who just retired, has played me with this racket. - did he beat you? - like a drum. ( laughs ) okay, i want to talk about rules to live by. because you're an expert at that. we'll see. one of the reasons i wanted to do this with you is because i'm just fascinated that you've succeeded in so many different areas. you've succeeded in psychology, in jury science, you've succeeded in television, in business. - what's the secret? - well, you know, for me... i-i think it's really a matter of knowing what you want and knowing what you're willing to do to get it. i know what i can do and i know what i can't do. - you stay in your lane. - i do, i stay in my lane. - how do you take losing? - not well. - not well. - do you throw that? - no, i don't. - ever? i just come back harder the next time. - unti

he was very cautious in his projections but here was the national security adviser on sunday with margennan. watch. >> we've developed a program. i'm sure secretary of state mike pompeo will be discussing this with the north koreans in the near future about really how to dismantle all of their wmd and ballistic missile programs in a year. what our experts have devised is a program that, with north korean cooperation, with full disclosure of all of their chemical and biological nuclear programs, ballistic missile programs -- >> that hasn't happened yet? >> it has not. >> michael allen, how reali isi sick that? he seems to be putting a lot of pressure on mike pompeo to deliver something that can't be delivered. >> it is way too aggressive. what he's trying to see is if the north koreans suddenly made a dramatic shift and said they want to cooperate with us completely, that maybe we can do it within a year, but i agree. he's really putting pressure on the state department and the secretary of state to deliver on something that's impossible. >> and he knows the same intelligence that court

marion thank you so marge two players share their lead at the end of round two of the open championship in scotland one of those is kevin costner who was leading from the previous round he carded a one under seventy that despite a double bogey on the eighteenth is your shares the lead with fellow americans back johnson his birdie on the eighteenth finished with a sixty seven and his six under par. tiger woods is still in contention but only just he had a seventy one and finished level on harwood's last won the open championship in two thousand and six. i played a little better yesterday. today it wasn't it wasn't quite as good but a firebird par four. so that's such a positive. right now expect. and you know by the days that i think i'll be more than that. it'll be a pretty leaderboard and. i'm sure they're out there in. kenya's beatrice chup coach smashed the women's three thousand metres steeplechase world record at the dominant league meet in monaco the twenty twenty seven year old one of world record time eight minutes forty four point three two seconds speeding previous record by m

marge lgbt? >> thank you, sarah. there was a report that, even kind of maybe on the table that president -- >> kind of maybe? that sounds solid. reporter: by chairman kim to new york around the u.n. i just wanted to get on the record, if you put that in context, number one, is that in play? number of conditions have to be met is that really something you would consider doing? >> we don't have any announcements or plans to roll out at this point. reporter: so without getting into who all the four were the president said two of five he is looking at for the supreme court at least are women. were any of the people he met with today women? >> again i'm not getting into those details. john? reporter: thanks a lot, sarah, following up on that question, is this a important consideration for the president getting a conservative woman on the u.s. supreme court? >> again the president would like to see somebody who meets the qualifications i laid out and that is what he is focused on. >> sarah, if i may, like on trade, canada

you will notice we are celebrating england and you are doing your heart marge to gareth southgate.eep gareth southgate waistcoat. the sellotape is a good look. thank you, i appreciate that. i think if you had stuck it under the jacket. nothing is ever good enough. were you told you've got to keep it on night and day until wednesday?m you told you've got to keep it on night and day until wednesday? it is for luck. england are through to the semifinals of the world cup, yes! keyword streaming last night, it is true and they are back at their base. —— you were not dreaming last night. our sports correspondant david ornstein is at the england training base in repino... incredible scenes, what is it like there this morning? no waistcoat but we are paying tribute to england and the ways they are making in the competition with our live location, a short distance from the hotel where england arrived back last night. they won't be trading today but recuperating behind closed doors, no media activity. minds are now very doors, no media activity. minds are now very much on the task ahead, tha

fed is not going to be running into -- even though i don't think you should think about bank profit margessus ten years at all. it's just a psychological thing. >> sandy, when we look at the two rounds of stress test, a lot of the banks on dividend yeelz close to 8%. you include buy backs about 10%. this is attractive, is it not? >> it is totally attractive. we think there are going to be more capital returns out of the banks. they also have the benefit of being anti-bonds they actually do well when interest rates go up when you have an equity income portfolio it's naturally interest sensitive it's a great asset class for us. >> want to break some news in the u.k. we said at the end of the last hour the fact the prime minister has sort of gone on business as usual after those high profile eza relati resignations he was a prominent remainor during the remain camp, albeit has switched -- he said in the last few months or so this is something we do need to carry out and claims if the referendum now came again he would vote to leave. but certainly not a true brexiteer in the mold of boris john

we incorporate women as well as other marge inalized communitie that suffer as well at higher rates than others of violence. we incorporate them into all of our programming. that means on the governance front, making sure there is legislation that addresses these issues. on the citizen front, making sure there is citizen awareness and that there is the capacity of certain civil society organizations to address those issues. and in addition, you know, prosperity, economic opportunity is really what gives these women power and control over their lives. so specifically with all of our programming that involves increased jobs and economic growth, we involve women in marginalized communities to the fullest extent. >> thank you. let me just say that given pervasiveness of violence and no prosecution for these crimes, it's really horrifying that attorney general jeff sessions says he will no longer allow for these crimes to be grounds for asylum. the chairman has talked a lot about cuba and our embassy officials being targeted. one of the things that i've called for is to have the cdc, to invol

marg margaret, what do you think the europeans wanted to know immediately? they were on the phone. >> are the military exercises still on throughout the baltics? did he talk about anything with troop interpretations? moving troops from germany and elsewhere? there is also hope on syria there may be some agreement to keep talking. basically the same premise that the obama administration ran through to see if they can get russia to help stop the war there. but on those two fronts, that's what they want to see, and they want to see some spankings but they don't actually think they'll happen when it comes to his behavior. >> a lot of people want to see spankings. what's the definition of success, do you think, for both sides, jeff? >> i think the definition of success for president trump is getting to know vladimir putin better and feeling like he can sit across from him and have that conversation. i think for putin there is probably going to emerge what he believes is more concrete, whether it's talking about the nato exercise in the baltics or actions somewher

right now dow looks it would open up higher s&p looking to open up margely hi -- marginally higher.ere's what's taking place overseas you're looking at red arrows across the board not terrible, but down nonetheless pretty much everywhere as we said on the banner right there the dow s&p 500 still on pace for their best month since january. >>> we're going to get a fresh read on the housing market this morning. the national association of realtors will release its june report on pending home sales that measures the home contracts signed but not yet closed. >>> dow component caterpillar expected to report its second quarter earnings bottom of the hour analysts believe they will report on revenue of $13.9 billion. we're going to have those numbers for you as soon as they're out. stock so far year to date higher by 25% >>> walmart is said to be exploring the subscription video streaming service. however the project is only in the exploratory stanls and hasn't been green lit as yet >> and we should tell you, big story of the morning cbs shares are falling on news of allegations of sexual

. >> what do you think about marge? >> she's great. >> bart?hool. they wish they had been bart but they were all little lisas who were too smart and had no friends and then one day they grew up and they're homer. never had a bart phase. >> and poor lisa, talk about lisa. >> lisa's the heart and soul of the show. >> is she really? >> yes. >> you consider her the heart and soul of the show? >> absolutely. oh, my gosh, you don't see that? >> that was very early in the run of the show. james l. brooks came to me and my partner and said, i have a plot for an episode you got to write. we go, great, what is it? lisa is sad. that was a great use of the animated medium. but we did that episode and it changed the series. that's where people sort of woke up and said oh, this show can touch my heart. maggie. >> maggie. it hit me the other day, if the show -- if the characters age like real people, maggie would be a 31-year-old people who never talks. so she'd be jared kushner. >> oh. >> it's like a brilliant mind. >> there's no reason to think about the en