i'm clicking you here you're taking me there my mind is barely working clicking on bait clicking on bait you must see monkeys twerking heeeyo heyo 11 people who died while taking selfies this is what happens when you don't shear a sheep this summer you can't go wrong with a pizza printed thong heeeyo heyo 19 struggles of girls with big butts heeeyo heyo this bunny has perfect luscious donald trump hair heeeyo heyo would you like to see some pictures right now of people kissing their dogs with open mouth and with tongue? heeeyo heyo north west peed on kanye at the vogue shoot ayayayayayayayayaya clicking on bait ayayayayayayayayaya clicking on bait [cheers and applause] >> i think we've got one there. >> jimmy: i think we do. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from rita featuring chris brown. american hero spencer stone is here. and we'll be right back with emily blunt. >>> portions of jimmy kimmel live were brought to you by game stop. if there's one thing the human foot has always been good at... it's unleashing great power. the is performance line just got a pow

. >> this is the bait van and people decided we needed see what was up.ey set me up with a vaporizer. >> what are my options. >> we have fruit, dessert, cereal. >> cinnamon? >> i actually decided on graham cracker crust, it's delicious. joe is the owner and founder of the van, he said that they been is a alternative to smoking. it's a much lower temperature. but why of anna not a store. >> hoboken is really expensive for expensive when it comes to rent an opening your business like this. so force us to brainstorm. >> he built this band with his blood, sweat, and tears in his own savings. it took almost four months and he built it from scratch. bought it from new york. the van is also a place to hang out. about 100 people pass through the back of the van a day. while i was there i spoke to a customer who said. >> regardless of the side effect or not it's a safer alternative than smoking cigarettes. >> he's also very smart businessman because when i went down to do this the store actually had to shut down and post a private party to allow people to comment

it was interpreted that way by the media and i think he took the bait. but i'm not taking the bait.here. next question? >> dr. carson, there are municipal courts that are ticketing people getting caught up in a cycle of debt and warrants. do you think that should be reformed? did that come up in the meeting? >> that particular issue didn't come up that certain people may be getting more tickets, more warrants, et cetera. does that need to be studied? of course it does. you know, when we talk about liberty and justice for all, that's exactly what it means. we don't treat anybody, especially, we don't persecute anybody specially and when we find evidence of that happening, we use our intellect and our goodwill to remedy the situation. so -- but let's do it on the basis of evidence. this is one of the wonderful things in medicine. we make decisions based on medicine. not on emotion or ideology. so bring on the evidence and let's remedy it. >> dr. carson, you said earlier that [ inaudible ] is part of the problem. what specific steps would you take and are you satisfied with president o

i know how to bait these people and i will do it if i think there is some reason to do it.ody is what do you think that trump that -- i'm not going to do that all right. now, if they have a legitimate beef with trump, if trump has said something unfair or unkind and they take exception -- >> -- wait a minute, o'reilly. you call people pinheads all the time. >> pinhead is a catchphrase. youi call myself a pinhead sometimes. all right? i don't make fun of people's looks, do i? we only can have good looking people on the factor. with my exception. you know what i'm talking about. if one of the candidates has a belief that goes to leadership they should absolutely go after trump. if it's in response to these three cnn guys who have been told give him a little of this. i don't do that. >> that's carlie's point though. she said before the debate she can't wait to get the opportunity to tell trump how she feels about him to his face, right? >> yeah. >> two hours and 40 minutes left. >> don't know where they are going to go with him. rand said he was going to attack hum for not bei

it was interpreted that way by the media, and i think he took the bait, but i'm not taking the bait.> reporter: jake, in our one on one interview, he did respond to trump's statements. he says he does not take his faith lightly. it's something very serious and dear to him, and trump's statement about abortion, he said as a medical doctor, of course he's never performed an abortion, never would, and would not knowingly benefit from research that used fetal tissue from an aboard the fetus. >>> on the democratic side, hillary clinton's hold on the front-runner spot is looking increasingly tenuous, our latest cnn/orc national poll shows her only ten points up on bernie sande sanders, with joe biden not far behind, though he has not declared his candidacy. though the timing look as better as ever to challenge clinton, joe biden admitted he's not sure he's emotionally up to it. he seems legitimately emotionally attorney up about whether or not he should run. >> he is heartbroken. you can see about this. this interview may be revealing, the interview to stephen colbert, but i am told he is

the extended forecast here with the bait area weekend always in view.nd hotter as we get into sunday and then temperatures to begin to cool off a bit on monday, and even better and tuesday. >> summer is still here >> summer is still here. 11 weekend >> thanks, rosemary. >>> a funding fight over plan. would take the top -- a step four there and we can explain while this political obstacle can shut the government down will -- >>> for the 2nd time in the last two years the government shutdown is days away from becoming reality. conservatives are threatening to withhold all federal funding must planned parenthood stripped from the spending bill. the showdown intensifies as the republicans are rushing in to make sure the government remains open for business. >>> a pair of bills intended to help avoid a government shutdown were common -- what common conservative nerves about planned parenthood passes the house the -- house. the republican sponsored bill come after series of secretly recorded video surfaced showing planned parenthood officials negotiated abort

what's going to be interesting in the debate is will ben and carly attack him because he's baiting them to get in a strong debate. i think it's going to be very interesting. >> he's at the center. in terms of seating or standing position at the debate, he is both, you know, symbolically, metaphorically, at the center of this debate. at the same time, these other candidates have a lot to lose. you know, they're very far down in the polls. they really got to, don't they, avoid, you know, taking the bait and getting into just a food fight here. and really bringing some substance to the table no matter what donald trump does. >> absolutely. you have jake tapper and hugh hewitt there asking the questions. hugh hewitt had an interview last week with trump and with carly fiorina. trump did not do well. blamed it on gotcha questions which i don't think they were. i thought they were very good questions. carly did a great job answering the questions. if they stay on step, carlia has been through enough now. she got to move up. she's very strong on national security. she could do very well. if yo

you really should not have taken that bait. you know, there is no reason ever to question anybody's faith. that's something between them and god. and, you know, i you just don't want to get into that at all. >> dr. carson, thank you very much for joining us this evening. >> all right. always good to be with you, greta. >> and the "on the record" political panel is here. from the daily beast bets is is i woodruff and from "u.s. news and world report" david catanese. your thoughts about the interview with dr. ben carson. >> telling and interesting the way he apologized very sincerely about his comments about trump's faith. that's a tone that makes him stand out and i he think perhaps more than anything that straightforwardness and frankness is probably pro-telling him in the polls. immigration we are also fast sunating, very different approach than trump takes. it's possible it will get him in trouble. also possible that people mute change the way they think about immigration because of what he said about labor issues. >> david,

he kept going forward before his brothers were baiting.pt going because his sisters were baiting. he kept going to the end of his life. today, like him, may we always be able to say forward, let's keep moving forward. [ applause ] >> full-throated call for mission. a warning about the perils of glum apathy and numbness. and as we move along here, a final word on what we just witnessed from professor kathleen sprows cummings of north dame. what did you think? >> so many of the themes of his pontificate, joy, going forth, i understand now why he picked serra, what exactly he means to him he quoted serra's motto, always go forward. and i think from this moment with the new saint going forward in the church means not forgetting about the hurt and trying to find where healing and reconciliation is and that will be part of the conversation that american catholics and others will be having after this event. >> maria theresa kumar, same question. >> i think similar answer. go forward. he recognizes that a lot of folks around the world and america

in a sense, it was a little built of a bait and switch. and i don't mean that so much to criticize today's fcc because the fcc does change hands, but to suddenly reclassify all of that as a telecommunication service and suddenly be tightly regulated seemed a little bit like a bait and switch. and the reason i say that is because we still need an enormous amount of investment and ininnovation. i do think that will continue itch don't believe the he personally of all the -- hyperbole who are screaming about the recent net knee nhu result fc dr. digs will come through, that investment will grind to a halt and innovation will be slowed down. it's all still happening, and the reason for that is the stakes are just so high. the stakes for broadband innovation are so high. we don't have the benefit in the u.s. or the situation, i should say, that some other countries who have much higher speed internet do have with their governments essentially subsidizing broadband infrastructure in our country, private industry is doing it on its own. so we nee

at least one person is not taking the bait. >> real quick, the formeat forevered substance. donald trump is not been known as the substance candidate but allowing two candidates to go back and forth on the economy, national security or values issues, that will be something interesting to watch. >> you like donald trump and want him to do well but he has a lot of stake. people will watch in huge, huge numbers as you would like to say, donald trump and the challenge will see if he lives up to the hype. >> i'm sure that he will. one of the things about donald trump that i would disagree with kevin on, talking about lindsey graham as the winner in this, first, lindsey graham said why he would refuse to defend obamacare because president would surely veto the bill, right there, is the kind of disagreement between the establishment and the base of the republican party. it's the thing that's fueling donald from who has this can do image, that's the defeat that is driving the base of this party absolutely crazy. president regan very quickly vetoed a clean the water bill in 1987 know

it is called click bait.f you are just thinking about click bait you will end up with a show that might have a lot of viral bits that may be things you don't think comedically are that terrific for it all where you want to try to put your priorities. ♪ charlie: the award-winning star of theater and film and won theon -- in 2012 he tony award for his performance in "one man, two governors." he now hosts the late, late show on cbs. march 23 marks his debut. here's a look at his journey into late-night. >> i'm sure there are lots of people wondering how i ended up here in this seat and i include myself in that too. rather than tell you, we thought we would show you this. >> craig ferguson announced he is leaving the late show. the question is, who will cbs get to replace him? .> we need a late-night host >> this is the late late show. >> who are we going to pick? >> we will do it the way we've always done it. ♪ >> this is misogyny. >> no ticket! no ticket! >> thank you. >> i have been chosen to host the late lat

. >> bait of a challenge waiting for buss. >> i think this is well- organized. >> they need to fix the tracks. >> reporter: this work is being done to repair ant a half mile section of track in the transbay tube. officials say once that's repaired, they can get through the tube. very important to put out the bus service will pick back up tomorrow, sunday morning, at 8 a.m. they will be running people from to and from the east bay. again, that transbay tube be will shut down. we know that b.a.r.t. is hoping to get all of that work done and have that tube reimroipped 4:00 tuesday morning. reporting in san francisco, scott waits, kron 4 news. >> our team coverage continues now. arvry harper is live where people were getting on buses for san francisco. not everyone was ready. >> reporter: people are heading straight from the train town the buses. >> panellers mild onto the buss. buses left every minute. the free shuttles took 20 minutes to get to san francisco, a ride only 7 minutes longer than a normal train ride. for some, the inconvenience of getting off the train and getting on the bus

. >> if you take the bait you're actually transferring money electronically to put it into the hands of a scam artist. kellye: the better business bureau says the scam is similar one serviced last summer. ez pass maryland sends you a mail. through traditional this week's a camp kellye: having a parent with a deadly illness is hard on any child but what is that youngster is at risk for the same terminal disease. the camp and the people behind it are this week's harris' heroes. >> this peaceful setting in southern maryland maps the pain and stress that these teens and young adults face every day. almost everyone here is impacted by huntington's disease a genetic brain disorder for which there's no cure. >> i watched him progress and watched him pass away. developed this. >> they deserve support. they need support and there are people there to support them. >> camp provides education and something even more important. it gives camper as chance to meet other who are affected by h.d. and have some fun in the process. >> this is definitely the happiest i've been in such a long time. it's l

he kind of throws the bait out , like whenhe people he was in the plane, he said, he cannot judge. of course he cannot judge. only god can judge people. he can just teach the roman catholic teachings of matters of faith, and morals. thank you very much. thank you for c-span. host: thank you for the call. jack has this tweet, he says the drieding, california is up and burning, the pope's message on global warming is well-timed and appropriate. pope, "atters" on the the worst reactions to pope francis' climate change and cyclical -- an encyclical." why isn't the pope out refugees to the vatican city, where sure they have enough money to take care and atthese people, the same time, convert them to christianity. host: i should point out that cbs news says that the pope has taken in one family, and more are expected to come into vatican city. caller: i appreciate the update. one family -- really knocking themselves out. the pope talks, but there's no substance bu behind what he says. the church still persecute homosexuals, which i'm not happy about. and giving the pope so much attention

all the verses that point to let us be stewards and cult bait. it was an unexpect hot of support. you have been campaigning for the environment for decades. what did us think. >> did you feel vindicated. >> absolutely correct. also i have more information and moral situation, just to apply to congregations, to say that this is part of catholic social teaching, that we look after the environment >>> a chemist by training, the pope signalled his determination to address environmental issues, taking the name francis, the patron saint of nature. he mentioned climate change and ties global warming to human activity, generating controversy before the release. prominent american catholics urged him to steer clear of political subjects. line. >> if you sit around saying love, love, love, and don't make it concrete. everyone says it's a lovely sermon. about. >> he has no choice but to speak out on that. the same way in one country goes to the war of another country, we think we better speak against violence of people. if we destroy the earth, you do violence against people, you do violence

the goal was to bait someone. one of the the neighbors said that she approached and had her hand on the doorknob but decided to call the police inside. that was a smart move. >>> right now the show down is dominating the 20716 campaign trail. they kaim together for the rally, and trump did not go into details on why the deal is so bad, put he did make some big promis promises. >> we will be so much winning if i get elected that you may get board with winning. >> that's quit a statement. arizona senator gave a blistering critique but also on if floor was bernie seanders. hillary clinton i am out in support of the deal yesterday. she had a clear message for iran's leader. >> as president i will take whatever actions are necessary to protect the united states and our allies. i will not hesitate to take military action if iran attempts to obtain a nuclear weapon. >> right now president obama has 42 senators approving the deal. >>> as the world copes with the refugee crisis -- a camera woman was filmed kicking people p

. >> i shouldn't have taken the bait. they asked two, three, four times what's the difference? have just let it go. >> one follow-up on this after you questioned donald trump's faith. you apologized and you said if he took it as a personal attack you were sorry. most candidates try to avoid apologizing. isn't a campaign about contrasts? >> if i did something wrong, i will always admit it. and that was an arena i really shouldn't have gone into. certainly should never question someone's faith. that's between them and god. >> i think a lot of people find that refreshing saying that you did something wrong and you are sorry. you have said that the press in covering this campaign has distorted things at times against republicans since you're going to get more media scrutiny now that you're rising in the polls, is this a big obstacle for you? >> i don't think so. i'm happy to face intense scrutiny. the good thing is there are no skeletons for anyone to find and all i have to do is continue to tell the truth. i don't have to try to remember what i said three months ago. it takes a lo

he wouldn't take the bait.arallel there and simply wanted to talk about the wonderful message that the pope is spread spreading in francisville throughout this day. i'm jeff cole, live at the parkway. folks, back to you. >> jeff, real quickly, it's kind of chilly here in old city. is it pretty breezy on the parkway? >> reporter: it is not. actually the sun is has come o out. it's warm as it's been. people are really happy here, folks. >> the weather is perfect. >> reporter: they're milling about. they're really happening. they're moving in. they're looking up at the big wide screens here and just like jennifer said, we're being tre treated to some wonderful warmup music and singing here as well. >> okay. jeff, we'll check back with you. >> so during the mass at the cathedral, just as the pope is going into the basilica, father, did you see what happened? kind of a semi little rainbow because it's cloudy. it wasn't one of the real pure rainbows. >> yeah. little sign there. >> and it basically hitting the top of

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and i think he took the bait. but i'm not taking the bait. i'm not going there. and courts ticketing people and getting caught up in a cycle of debt and warrants. do you think that should be reformed? >> that particular issue didn't come up that, you know, certain places people might be getting more tickets, more warrants, et cetera. does that need to be studied? of course it does. it's the fair thing to do. you know, when we talk about liberty and justice for all, that's exactly what it means. we don't treat anybody specially. we don't persecute anybody specially. when we find evidence of that happening, we use our intellect and our goodwill to remedy the situation. so, but let's do it on the basis of evidence. this is one of the wonderful things about medicine. in medicine, we make decisions based on evidence. not on emotion. not on ideology. so, bring on the evidence. and let's remedy it. >> dr. carson, you said earlier that race is a significant part of the problem. you talked about discussing issues a lot today and what specific steps would you take and bloc

. >> tips from the public help investigators track down this woman on the run since she jumped off bait bridge last month. officers arrested sanchez edwards in oakland this morning. officers saw the vehicle crash on the bridge when they approached her she jumped 75 feet into the bay. car she crashed was reported stolen out of los angeles. >> if you plan open commuting on bart tomorrow the system says the transbay tube will reopen at 4 a.m. as scheduled. bart provided the picture she go crew rebuilding track near the oakland entrance to the tube. that work is running on schedule. bart ran dozens of bus across the bay bridge to shuttle riders between san francisco and downtown oakland over the holiday wean. >> expect a change tomorrow when you drive across the golden gate bridge during the evening rush hour. starting tuesday the bridge add as northbound lane for total of 4 and reduce south bound lanes to 2. zipper truck adjust the ma mavable lane barrier each day. to be in effect between 4 and 6:00 p.m. and it's designed to help deal with congestion. >> football referee says the case of u

. >>> man arrested in connection to a burglary in fremont where he allegedly baited a dog into eating broken glass. 21-year-old diaz was arrest on suspicion of burglary and animal cruelty. expected to make first court appearance today. >>> also symbolic step forward for victims of the valley fire. place many called home for the past two weeks is shutting down later this morning. alex savidge in our newsroom this morning as families who lost everything start to rebuild. >> good morning to you. it's an evacuation center fo are those forced from -- for those forced from their homes in middletown and the surround inc. communities. scheduled to close doors this morning at 10:00. the center is at the napa county fairgrounds in calastoga, home to fire victims for almost two weeks. set up tents, parked rvs and turned into small city. it was feeding about 1,000 evacuees and volunteers every day at the heights. as evacuation orders have been lifted, many are heading home or seeking help at shelter in lake county. federal aid will be available for homeowners is with immediate needs, temporary ho

. >>> we are bait weighting to get more information on the person who was hit and killed by an yak track train in prospect park in delaware county this morning. amtrak officials tell us the acela train was heading from washington to new york when it hit the person at 7:30 this morning. skyforce10 over the scene, passengers transferred to a different train to continue their commute. >>> a philadelphia police officer fired two shots this morning while searching for a robbery suspect. this happened around 6 a.m. near 15th and lehigh streets in north philadelphia. investigators tell us no one was hurt. officers did take one person into custody. >>> and it is a picture-perfect monday, all throughout the area. a live look at citizens bank park, the phillies will begin a three-game series tonight against the visiting washington nationals. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist brittney shipp here with the forecast. >> great conditions today, nice and dry, lots of sunshine. our temperatures are starting off a bit cooler this morning but we are starting to push into the high 60s, 67 degrees in philadel

(laughter) so last week, top secret presidential candidate bobby jindal baited donald trump in an interviewp looks like "he's got a squirrel sitting on his head." to which trump tweeted -- "oh wow, lightweight governor @bobbyjindal, who is registered at less than 1% in the polls, just mocked my hair. so original!" (laughter) trump has been insulting the other candidates. and now they're insulting him back. has donald trump created a whole new type of political sparring? >> i feel like trump was twitter before twitter was a thing. >> larry: right. he's, like, bobby jindal, loser, next! he's got room to drop a link in there. >> larry: he always uses 140 or less characters. >> exactly! i think he's running a high school presidential campaign. >> larry: yeah. he's like the mean girl running against the in other words and he can't compete intellectually so he just yells out random, mean (bleep). like, we need to open the library earlier, and he's, like, what's up with your face? you had a beef with trump, right? >> yeah... (laughter) >> it was a twitter beef, right? started in the real world. >>

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> baiting the waters, i like that.is back in the public domain. a federal judge ruling that warner capital, the company collecting royalties does not hold a valid copyright to the song. deirdre bolton. >> did you ever notice that if you were in a restaurant servers accounted sing the proper version of happy birthday? so this is a game changer for all of us. as you rightly said this copyright is now pretty much up for grabs so you can be serenaded at any place but this is an investment, we talked about it a lot with michael jackson, a lot of his wealth came from the beetles catalog. so in about half an hour's time wab we're going to talking about certain intellectual property is the right kind of investment for you. >> wow. i had no idea about the service, and i will see you at the top of the hour for risk and reward. >> i actually never paid my do you see for every time i said it and sang it. >> you still owe money. >> i probably do. i shouldn't admit that on live television but i just did. millions of americans making

his legal team says sneed was being baited by police. >> we know that this involves more than just you. >> reporter: but some still maintain that glossip deserves the death sentence. >> richard glossip has been convicted of not one but two juries of 12 by murder in the first degree, that he intentionally masterminded the murder of a 54-year-old father, of five children. >> reporter: richard glossip spoke to sky news from behind bars. >> i didn't commit this crime. and there's no doubt in my mind that i may die because of this. i'm truly sorry for what happened to barry. i am. but i had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: glossip was first arrested 20 years ago. his daughter kristina was 13 at the time. >> i'm a daddy's girl so i was always with my dad. i've been up there trying to visit him as much as i can. i was mad then and i'm still mad now. >> reporter: her younger sister erica joined demonstrators at the state capitol asking that her father not be executed. >> he's accepted it. he sads where he wants his remains to be, you know, poured out at and i don't like hearing it, but we h

the principal's opening up the classrooms a little earlier, 7:30 so student does not have to bait inthe multipurpose room, they can go their class room, start their day. >> reporter: isn't that more stress for teachers? this is a staff sacrifice to make this work? >> it is, but teachers sacrifice, that's what they do for a living. they are there early. they are there late. they want their students to be comfo comfortable. >> a compromise for? >> every minute helps at this point. obviously not as good as it was originally but does help some. >> reporter: there are more concerns here in loudoun county when it comes to some of these bussing changes. parents reaching out to us from another neighborhood expressing concern over a folksily dangerous commute for their young kids. ahead at 6:00, we confront the school system on that issue. in loudoun county, david culver, news4. >>> this project was gonna more than double and triple some of your water bills, but now, that is all changed. is all changed. i'm mark segraves. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with,

and i think he took the bait. but i'm not taking the bait. i'm not going there. >> we'll have more on carson's trip to ferguson and the comments about the need to deemphasize the issue of race. and carly fiorina was in arizona talking leadership. including this apparent dig at donald trump. >> leadership is not about the size of your office. the size of your airplane. the size of your helicopter. it is not about your title. it is not about your ego. leadership is about service. >> joining me now, former governor of pennsylvania and nbc political analyst ed rendell and michael steele. michael, you saw fiorina's subtle dig but neither she nor carson seems to want to go after trump directly. >> you don't want to do that. it is a dangerous proposition to take him on directly. and i think, you know, some folks are now coming to the realization that subtlety is probably the best policy in dealing with donald trump. you hit, you move. you stick it and you go. the key thing for these guys and gals is to stay focused on your message. figure a way to b

but i am not taking the bait. i am not going there.t question. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> that particular issue didn't come up that, you know, certain places people might be getting more tickets and more warrants, et cetera. does that need to be studied? of course it does. it's the fair thing to do. you know, when we talk about liberty and justice for all, that's exactly what it means. we don't treat anybody specially, we don't persecute anybody specially. when we find evidence of that happening we use our intellect and our good will to remedy the situation. let's do it on the basis of evidence. this is one of the wonderful things about medicine. in medicine we make decisions based on evidence. not on emotion. not on ideology. so bring on the evidence and let's remedy it. >> reporter: dr. carson, you said earlier that race is a significant part of the problem. you talked about discussing -- what specific steps would you take [ inaudible ] >> am i satisfied with president obama's handling of racial issues? and what additiona

you just need a poll and bait. you won't be written up. good way to test it out. >> that's a great idea. how would we get this? >> what should we do? >> get a poll and let me show you right now. you can log on any time of day, abc7news.com. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, a couple of unveilings to tell you about. one by the water. >> the other [female announcer] through labor day at sleep train's mattress price wars, save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2019 on tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, a violent takedown at a high end east bay grocery store. the quick action tonight against the security guard responsible. >>> a robot saving your life while behind the wheel. the new ground breaking announcement from one of the world's bigest este auto makers. all that plus much more coming up in just a half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> thanks. we'll see you then. >>> something new is hanging at the warriors practi

week one under with in nfl everyone is having fun except for teals baiting to play monday. eagles and falcons are less than 24 hours away from kickoff. nine months since we seen the birds play if a real game. listen to the players. >> i'm very excited for the season to start. we've been gearing up philadelphia international airport. waiting forever. knew in it's actually here, we're overly excited and happy it to kick it off. >> we start to see them, you make personal and team goals and kwoj act person on this team or in this organization hasn't set the is super bowl as a goal for this year. >> we're off to baseball. phils looking to split a four game series with the can you be, ryan howard in the bottom of the 30, the fightans with a four to one lead. eight and inc. phils up by one freddy galvis looking for insurance, going back to the wall and gets that insurance, fills win but tied with the braves for the worst record in baseball. >> coming up next in the sports zone, more on the eagles season ownershiper when the voice of the bird -- he is going to joan me, more reactio

it was interpreted that way by the media and i think he took the bait but i'm not taking the bait. not going there. >> carson struck a similar note in an interview with ron allen today. >> i'm not going to get in the mud pit. if people want to attack me and say horrible things about me, that's fine. i'm not going to get back in the mud pit with them. >> you think that can be a winning strategy, even in the way that politics is played these days? >> whether or not it is a winning strategy, that's the way i am. i don't talk about people. i just don't do it. >> they are far outside of the republican establishment. neither held office. they don't have much in common. strump a television star in the national conscience for decades. carson an accomplished neurosurgeon that doesn't seem comfortable in the spotlight. he recoils from the insults that trump relishes and he has managed quietly garner huge audiences in the campaign trail and emerge as a legitimate flet the polls. joining me are national political reporter -- dave, i was thinking to myself today would i have taken the bet a yea

. >> they are still absolutely an aggressive growth bait. we're talking about top lying growth you're not going to get from nike. i think you're right to take a look at selling a foot that's well out of the money though. this is apparently rich stock. it's trading in a hundred times trailing 12 month earnings. that said, i take a look at the pictures from my kid's school yearbooks and what does everybody want to wear? it's all under armour. they insist on it. i expect this growth to continue. if you're going to make a bet it's going to be domestic. >> carter, how does the chart look? >> it's a good chart going up. what's important is, the strength over the last august low and under armour is the exact same percentage we saw in the ricochet in boeing. we take advantage of the strength to favor. if you have a broken stock that has strength it returns you to a difficult level. you have a strong stock getting stronger. you want to stay with that strength. >> coming up next, the final call. stay with us. ions data you need in one place that lets

a reminder that you can keep up to bait date with all the news on our website. the address aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. town. >> the political football known as the keystone xl got picked up and kicked this week by hillary clinton. the democratic presidential candidateneded months - really years - of hemming and haing and came out against the pipeline. you'll recall that the keystone xl would run 1200 miles from canada's oil sands to nebraska, and link up with existing pipelines that run to the u.s. gulf coast. environmentalists are vehemently opposed to it. republicans for it. clinics suggest clinton chose the day to announce the decision as if her timing had something to do with the pope's push on glaeng, but that -- climate change, that's not why i'm cynical. my reasons are to do with what hillary clinton said and what he refused to say before this week about keystone xl. way back in 2010, when she was secretary of state she said to a questioner at the commonwealth club in san francisco: we have not signed off on it, but we are inclineded to do so, an

. >> these birds particularly like bait fish or school fish and they've gone deeper. as the water warms, they're looking for cold water. and the birds can't dive that deeply to get to the fish. >> scientists say whatever is happening to these birds is important because they serve as a key indicator for ocean conservation. the fairfield rescue group is also asking the p public for financial help, saying the surge is putting a strain on resources. we have a link to the website under the web links section of ktvu.com. >>> do you remember the chicken that disrupted yesterday morning's commute at the p bay bridge toll plaza? may be reunited with owner. managed to wrang will the chicken -- why did the chicken cross the road? finally caught the chicken four hours after drivers first spotted it. unclear how the bird got loose, but officials say they have been in contact with the owner who needs to provide pictures or vaccination records before the bird can be released. >> four hours, really? >> that chicken was on the road for four hours? >> i believe that picture was taken b

. >> here is the technical bait. >> full speed ahead for the electric car, the "wall street journal" is reporting that the car which may look like this is now officially committed as a roth for the technical giant co-anywayed "titan," and could be available in 2019. >> apple is releasing the lating operating -- latest rating system for the apple watch. >> note stand items the watch into an alarm clock. >> there is still time to >> there is still time to download the droid. >> another thing to put on the lit. those are the tech bytes. >> right now at 4:51 we go back to santiago, cuba, where pope francis has arrived at the basilica. he will deliver mass and have hundreds of thousands again greeting him and listening to the message this and we are watching the pope. pope francis, before he comes to the united states. in a few hours he will depart from cuba and arrived in washington, dc, he will be greeted by rabie, -- greeted president obama and vice president biden. we will follow the historic journey on abc7 and twitter@abc7newsbayarea. ama daetz, of course, will report every step of

then i think he took the bait. i'm not going to get into the mud and start slinging dirt.he kind of person that i am. >> trump says he's a christian, that the bible is his favorite book. do you believe that? >> i think if he says that, we should take him at his word. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm tom llamas in houston, texas. >> thomas jefferson said, we in america do not have government by majority, we have government by the majority who participate." thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and abcnews.com. good night, america. what've you got there? it's personal. can i see it, please? well, deb, if it's personal, then-- do what your mother says. oh, it's from the school. what is that-- your midterm grades? i have to go to the bathroom. stop. english--a. history--b. phys. ed.--b. these are very good. these are kind of like my grades, except for the as and bs. science--b, math... f? f? you're getting an "f" in math? why do you always just look at the negative? excuse me,