that was as a bartender. i was terrible. lot of stuff you are about to see. >> you should challenge and put together some of the best bartenders in america to find out what grinds their gear. >> i would say the most anowing thing customers do is -- >> what do you reckon is the most annoying thing to a bartender? >> tips. >> no. it's this. >> snapping or waving money. >> almost like they are calling an animal over. >> it seems we look at you 15 times. what is a good way to get their attention? >> hey. hey, guys. >> there's one phrase i wish i could banish. >> they are all at the top of their game. >> not sweet. not sweet. not too sweet. i get told that more than hello. >> why are they making sweet drinks? >> they aren't. the reason they are asking for drinks that are not too sweet -- >> if i'm paying for the drink, i want it made the way i want it made. >> they are not cheap, either. >> no. >> shut up and drink it. >> this one used to drive me crazy. >> waving at me for attention. they get your attention before they know what

then she went back to miami and worked as a stock clerk mitchell dad was a bartender, at banquets tech bowling alley, working those jobs, here's what my parents achieved. they owned a home in a safe and stable neighborhood. they raised four children and left all four of them with a life better than the one they knew, and they were able to retire with dignity and security. the next time someone tells you the american dream is only about how much money you make or whether you become famous or well-known, it isn't true. that may be part of your individual dream, but the american dream is about achieving happiness and fulfillment as you define it. bit the way, we call it the american dream but it really is a universal dream. people all over the world have this dream. they've had it for millenia, the desire not to just be better off but to leave their kids better off than themselves. why they call it the american dream is because so many millions of people have been able to achieve it here, and not in other places. that's the real american dream. why was it possible? i believe it gap with t

david: coming up, a surge in bartenders and waiters. why that is a telling indicator what is happening to the u.s. economy. the reason when we come back. ♪ alix: i'm alix steele. what did you miss? the jobs report shows a steep increase in the number of bartenders and waiters. david: grew another 26,000 waiters and bartenders in august. manufacturing did not see that kind of growth. it is a sign of a minimum wage recovery. alix: and a return more into the services type of economy rather than manufacturing being the growth driver. that chart is really important. david: absolutely. alix: now to the three things the fed has to pay attention to ahead of the september meeting. still with us is jon faust former adviser to ben bernanke and janet yellen. you have three charts kind of summarizing this pape they're you wrote that you presented at jackson hole. one is labor share of income. explain why that is so significant. jon: well, labor share of income you can always think of income being divided into that going to labor for wages, say, and

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my father worked as a bartender. my mother had all kinds of jobs.he was a cashier, a maid, a stock clerk at kmart. they earned enough money to buy a home, raise a family, and retired with security. even though their jobs often required them to leave home before dawn and come back after bedtime, they were there at the most important moments of their children's lives. they provided for our needs and taught us the values needed to be successful. or i tell that story, i reminded that i do not come from privilege. by privilege, they mean wealth and power. it is true. i did not inherit any money from my parents. but, i nonetheless believe i do come from extraordinary privilege. , am a citizen of the single greatest nation in all of human history. [applause] a nation founded on the fundamental beliefs that every person has a god-given right to go as far as their talent and work will take them. a nation founded, a nation that says to us, that even the son of a bartender animate have the of a dream -- ever bartender and a maid, can have the same dream as som

in your example of a bartender, if a bartender decided i cannot based on my religion hand out liquorhat particular job, that would probably undiul interfere with that -- >> it would bankrupt the bar. >> it would be a bit of a problem. and it begs the question why would you choose to work in a bar as a bartender if you thought your religion might interfere. >> other argument is she also cannot be a hair model because she does not want to take off her hijab in public. my assumption is she works in a job, she can't take that job either. is it reasonable when you look at the job of a flight attendant because i have never been on a flight where that drink cart doesn't come by. i abstain all the time but it doesn't mean -- >> so you say, ashleigh. >> so i say. >> i will be subpoenaing your credit card bills. i'm sticking to it. every person watching this problem today who has ever been on a plane knows full well that drink cart is a giant part of the flight. >> it's not just a giant part of the flight. it's a giant part of the movement. if you watch, flight attendants have a very specific

all bartenders due back in court later this month. >>> rosie o'donnell's teenage daughter could soon be reunited with the man charged with sending her a nude photo. >>> and a 76-year-old woman fights back as men with guns force their way into her home. why she may have been targeted. >>> first, our social pic of the day. we have been keeping an eye on the holiday weekend commute. things moving along smoothly. nonetheless, a quiet and dramatic looking scene at the subway stop in brooklyn sent by instagram user oliver cohen. >> if you have an interesting pic you would like to share, send it to nbcnewyork.com or use #nbc4ny when posting to twitter or instagram. you may be selected as the social pic of the day. >>> coming up on news 4 at 6:00. four more counties in new jersey are being asked to limit their water usage as drought conditions in the garden state get worse. and it's already affecting some businesses. >>> and if you think you're seeing double when you look at the current class of kids at lynn brook kindergarten, well, you are. we've got those stories and much more all-new ton

at 96 years old, she is the guinness book of world records oldest bartender. she still tends bar six days a week, just as she's done since 1940. >> i look forward over the weekend, i do. i've been lucky to have good health. how long i will be here? who knows. >> she's not happy unless she's here. she's here every day except sunday. >> my son is with me. when i'm gone, i'm hoping that he will be able to take and keep it going. >> she says she doesn't want to quit because she's afraid that at her age it would be tough to get another job. >>> in just two days, stephen colbert will raise the curtain on a brand-new late show. it will debut tuesday night right here on wusa9. he is taking over from david letterman, but colbert is no newby. suzanne marquez talked to him. >> reporter: stephen colbert has been in america's living rooms for almost two decades. his first role was on the dole show with jon stewart. that led fought colbert report. his name is in lights again as he prepares to take over as host of the late show. i recently sat down with colbert in los angele

. >> bartenders. >> they make more than the male bartend ares? obviously that's what bartenders get. >> they were actually from south america. my president in south america is a woman and that's terrible. >> argentina or brazil? >> one of them. >> dozen she understand how many go? >> simple economics equation. she wants to redistribute the wealth. >> she doesn't really care which generates the most. >> they do the same job. put the ball in the basket. >> the job is the same but the crowds is not. >> crowd is much smaller. >> like saying the roller derby people should be paid as much as the new england patriots. >> but you didn't get into micronics with the ladies? >> next battle. >> watters world from miami beach. >> watters world on deck. what do american women think about powerful ladies? wa ♪ [music] ♪ defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. when you booked this trip, you didn't know we had over 11,000 local activities listed on our app. or that you

the terrifying threat to the bartender. >>> vandals targeting little girls leaving messages so vulgart even show them to you on tv. why parents now say they don't know who to trust. scott you got a lot to talk about. >> that's right. some rain welcomed rain will be moving in. new w >> right now at 10:30, rain is on the way. a live look at radar showing the system is moving in tonight and it's going to make for a wet day tomorrow. scott williams is tracking how much rain you'll see and what's behind this system that's still ahead. >> developing tonight the search for a pair of armed robbers in north philadelphia. surveillance cameras caught these maske masked men in the a. they're target a popular drinking spot coming off very busy holiday weekend. investigators are working to track down the men responsible. dave schratwieser spoke to the bar's manager who says the robbery left his employees simply traumatized. >> he come here because he feel safe here. >> reporter: the 32n 32nd street pub is a well-known spot to have a beer on allegheny avenue. it's been open for over 30 year. early m

the bartender sees him pull out a bag of marijuana.uncer over to remove the customer. >> there are cameras up there. i am not going to lose my job over this bull [ bleep ]. get out. >> but robbins won't leave. he and the bouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and s

after she entered the register, leaves the bartender a 50 cent tip. fortunately the bartender was not hurt. >> that is the good thing of it. >> with his face fully there. that's the good thing. >> wanted, armed jerk. >>> any reaction from your bear joke? >> tremendous support for humor from our viewers. >> two tweets i consider tremendous support. i had a text from my daughter saying that was cute, dad. first day of school for the kids today. exciting. went well. everybody is happy, everybody is good. >> it was warm at the bus stop this morning. >> sticky at the bus stop this morning, right? and going to be muggy tomorrow morning as well. outside we go this afternoon, we got hazy skies, hot, temperatures have been near 90 degrees, it's great that columbus avenue was freshly paved so it's so black that it's emitting as much heat as possible. 89 degrees, sunshine, south wind around 3 miles an hour. very thankful, actually, the west side is paved. clear skies overnight, 79 at 10:00 so it's a warm night, we will go down to 74, similar to last night. great

my father worked as a ban quest bartender in -- banquet bartender in rooms just like this.what their parents did. my mother was one of seven sisters who was born to a father who, because he was disabled by polio as a child, he struggled his whole life to find and keep jobs that allowed him to provide for his children. my father actually had it even tougher. his mother died when he was only 9, and the day after her funeral at 9 years of age, he had to go work in the streets of havana with his father. he had to leave school. he would never go back to school, and he would work for the next 70 years of his life. after my parents were married in cuba, they wanted something better for themselves and their own children. and so in 1956 they came to america. to the one place on earth where people like them could have a chance. and their early years in america were not easy either, but you know that in time they found good jobs. my father worked, as i said, as a bartender. my mother was a cashier, she was a maid, she was a stock clerk at kmart. they earned enough money to buy a home

a robber steps up to a bar, orders a drink and does something the bartender never saw coming. so, i needed to deposit a check. i was about to head to the bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. my name is amanda and i smoked while i was pregnant. my baby was born two months early and weighed only three pounds. this is the view i had of her in the nicu. my tip to you is speak into the opening so your baby can hear you better. you can quit. talk with your doctor. for more help call 1-866-ny-quits >>> a photo posted to social media by college soccer players is causing major backlash. members of the wentworth women's soccer team dressed with their faces planned in black face. the school said some of the students involved were not aware of the histories of black face and didn't know it was offensive. >> the students that i spoke with that are involved are contrite,

go. >> you're like ed sullivan. >> i just decided no the to call you out for using a visit to a bartenderand charisma that this pope displays, really remarkable. what the people are learning too, brian, can you imagine the impact this is having on young people? >> absolutely. >> both the united states and throughout the world who is watching this, whether they were here, whether watching it on tv, i think people becoming more informhood, more learned, more understanding, and i -- there's probably a lot of important days. >> and i think, to your point, he is modernizing the church, he is bringing the church into the 21st century and moving the church from a judge to a spiritual adviser and i think that's what a lot of young people are looking for, someone that can actually pick a direction and say as they faced 21st century issues, who in their cross roads in their life who can actually be that spiritual adviser, increasingly, doing that with the church, not only providing context of what is happening in this changing world but also making sure that the church itself is reflecting in tryin

and then there's also recipes on the back if you want to play quick bartender, make these recipes not over ice, in a pitcher, but the ice in a glass. but i want you to taste this. >> as you pour, this is the number 1 drink in the country. why do people keep going back to the margarita? >> i just think it's something everybody enjoys. it's really refreshing. >> super delicious. could you blend this if you wanted to? >> i'm glad you asked me that. this is not scripted. we've not cock tailed yet together. i love the key lime but i also love the strawberry, really strawberries. there's a very fine line between strawberry and that kind of that taste of strawberry when it's not real strawberry, you know what i'm saying. so before i give you the combination, you're going to taste the strawberry one. >> taste it for reals. this is officially more alcohol i've ever had before 9:00 on a friday night in college ever. >> now i'm doing a 50/50 split. i've never seen someone easier and more knowledgeable. you really know your stuff. >> i'm a fan of many, many years. thank you, sandra. mmm. here you

compare men and women's earnings across professions from bartenders to ceos and found the disparity toon average, a full day's earnings. they gender gap is greatest among restaurant and coffee shop post where women must work 70% longer than the male colleagues to afford the same iphone. while this data is troubling. bloomberg did find some professions where men are disadvantaged for pay. the amount of their technicians can apparently afford the iphone six after. now, to china and seattle. the chinese president is in seattle as part of his first state visit to the united states. this stopover provides a were opportunity for china to meet with u.s. tech executives like apple's tim cook. the tensions between countries remain high after an alleged cyber attack. what will this trip to seattle accomplished? someone on theis ground for us there. dana picture for us, what is the atmosphere like? who is there so far. >> good to speak with you. right now i'm in front of the weston in seattle. this is where the president checked in earlier today. he is out and about four meetings with governors f

. >> reporter: robbery was caught on tape as the gunmen threaten the bartender saying don't do anything or i'll blow your head off. >> they were frighten. my night manager, he did what he needed to do to get the guys out of here without anyone getting hurt. >> they seem to probably been used to this type of behavior and done this numerous times before. >> reporter: the gunmen then proceeded to empty the cash register, another forced a female employee to the floor at gun point. the bartender was taken to a rear office where more money was stolen. >> terrified, scared to come back to work. >> reporter: investigators say these suspects are armed and dangerous. they're hoping the public will take a look at the surveillance video and call police. >> they may very well know these individuals by some of the clothing they're wearing. >> got their face kind of clear on the video. so hopefully someone will see the video and recognize who these guys are turn them in. >> reporter: no one was seriously injured. if you want to get another look at that surveillance video, go to our website at fox 29.c

the bartender cring cringes when it arrives. >> they take all the tables. the a lot of scream also gills and bro think they own the place. >> be respectful. swirling on the street cat calling that kind of stuff we want to eliminate that kind of stuff. >> if they add that the business help make mid town before more popular and despite the complaint he insist the group will keep on growing. >>n to our weather which is really high. >> we have several triple digit temperature days. we have the full forecast. >> if it was hot. well you are in for a week of discomfort. we have mr. heat come our way. here's live doppler 7hd mild throughout right now under mostly clear sky and here's the view from the emeryville camera looking back to san francisco. 71 agree ins san francisco. oakland 70, 71 mountain have you and san jose. 68 morgan hill. 54 at half moon bay. thinks the view from the roof top camera along the embarcadero 66 santa rosa. cooling down a bit in the north bay. 64 napa. 70 fairfield. 74 concorde. 72 at livermore and here's the view at the golden gate bri

instilled in me the belief that i was blessed to live in the one society in all of human history bartender and maid could aspire anything and be anything i could work hard to achieve. he taught to me in spanish because it was the language he was most comfortable in, and he became a conservative even though he got his news in spanish. i believe free enterprise and limited government is the best way to help people who are trying to achieve upward mobility, and if they get their news in spanish, i want them to hear that directly from me, not from a translator at univision. >> he's right you gain ground if you spoke spanish. >> he's from the cuban community, and that would help you down there. the overall issue, the broad issue, when trump talks about, you don't have one country unless ultimately you have one language, and english is the language of the united states, and an overwhelming majority of americans, when you come speaking a different language, everybody should learn it, everybody should understand it, speak it, so that we can become >> when you listen to donald trump. >> doing your

bartender tom is sure about one thing. >> i won't be here. >> reporter: he's been through this beforeorking the bar back in 1979 when pope john ii held mass few hundred feet away. things were a bit different then. >> i just walk out through the base of the altar and i could see the mass from there. >> reporter: john cane's grandmother met the pope last time around. >> she her had he might have been around that area and she went to the church, and saw him coming up and, you know, shook his hasn't. >> reporter: duplicating his grandmother's feat will put hits his own feet to the test. >> i live 5 miles from the parkway that's not too bad of a walk. >> reporter: if you know where you're head. with a week to go there are still clearly a lot of questions. >> do you have it all figured? >> not really. you get a different story no matter who you talk to kind of. >> reporter: safe to say he's not the only one who doesn't have it figure. employees at some of these restaurants we had chance to talk they are being to told to prepare for long walks. the only good news with all of this i think if

that i was blessed to live in the one society in all of human history where even i, the son of a bartender and maid could aspire to anything. but he taught me that this spanish because it was the language he was most comfortable in and he game a conservative even though he got his news in spanish. i believe that free enterprise and limited government is the best way to help people who are trying to achieve yum ward mobility and i want them to hear that directly from me, not from a translator at univision. john: is he rite? pat: certainly he's from the cuban community in miami and that certainly would help you down there. but in the broad issue, when trump talks about you don't have one country unless ultimately you have one language. and english is the majority language of the state. and everybody should learn it, understand it, speak it so that we can become one nation and one people. john: you have those workers over there that come from south america cutting your grass and doing your lawns and you pay them an unacceptle fee but -- by your standards. don't you can you should try to commu

a local bartender cringes when it arrives. >> they go in, take all the tables, screaming girls and abros think they earn the place. >> disrespectful, swearing and cat calling that kind of stuff, we want to eliminate that stuff. >> the brew bike owner aulos it makes the midtown bars more popular and insists the brew bikes will keep on rolling. >> maybe the weather will cooperate with walking. >> whatever you can get, if you get shade that is the better advise today. walking is not a bad idea on the "spare the air" day with temperatures at 15 to 21 degrees warmer than average, in oakland and san francisco, and the biggest jump from our average temperatures and walnut creek is one of the areas that can have more air quality today, tomorrow, thursday and friday. along with the santa clara valley and possibly, even parts of the bay tomorrow and thursday. temperatures around the state, triple digits through the central valley and palm springs 93 in los angeles, and 83 with hazy sunshine in lake tahoe. laying has the update. >> i showed the golden gate bridge but now it is about to make its

a cbs 2 exclusive, sanitation workers are accused of refusing to take out the trash, unless the bartender serves them drinks, and tracee carrasco has this story now from jersey city. >> guy was so blatant, and he seemed to think in this day and age, he wouldn't get caught. >> reporter: the owner of the pint in jersey city is fighting back against sanitation workers who tried to shake down employees at his bar. it was on august 13th, and you can see in this surveillance video the man with the jersey city incinerator authority uniform walked up, demanding his employees step outside. >> his supervisor told him he could no longer pick up his recycling, but he would do so if we bribed him with liquor. >> reporter: the worker refused and the man promised to return. when he returned last week, sterling says his surveillance cameras once again captured him demanding alcohol in exchange for doing his job. >> they asked for liquor and made it clear we would have to supply liquor for this gentleman and his entire truck on a weekly basis. >> reporter: the agency is not managed by the city but they sa

have any dealings with alcohol according to the islamic faith would not apply to be a bartender.ever, as a flight attendant, serving alcohol is not an essential function of carrying out your duties. if it was an essential function, then the airline would not have accommodated her request, but clearly the airline acknowledged that her duties can be carried out as a flight attendant, and ensuring the safety and well-being of passengers on board, without having to serve alcohol. so there is always another flight attendant that's with her, so when a customer makes that request for alcohol, the other flight attendant would easily be able to accommodate that. so there's nothing being sacrificed here, it is a matter of protecting her right to exercise her faith. >> all right. really appreciate you joining us. keep us posted as that complaint moves forward with the system. >>> this just into cnn newsroom, hearing the attorneys for the jailed kentucky clerk kim davis filed an emergency request to the governor seeking davis' freedom. we will have a live interview with one of her attorneys

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the bartender cring cringes when it arrives. >> they take all the tables. the a lot of scream also gills and bro think they own the place. >> be respectful. swirling on the street cat calling that kind of stuff we want to eliminate that kind of stuff. >> if they add that the business help make mid town before more popular and despite the complaint he insist the group will keep on growing. >> time to turn to our weather which is really high. >> we have several triple digit temperature days. we have the full forecast. >> if it was hot. well you are in for a week of discomfort. we have mr. heat come our way. here's live doppler 7hd mild throughout right now under mostly clear sky and here's the view from the emeryville camera looking back to san francisco. 71 agree ins san francisco. oakland 70, 71 mountain have you and san jose. 68 morgan hill. 54 at half moon bay. thinks the view from the roof top camera along the embarcadero 66 santa rosa. cooling down a bit in the north bay. 64 napa. 70 fairfield. 74 concorde. 72 at livermore and here's the view at the gol

sanitation workers accused of refusing to take out the trash unless the bartender served them free drinks. we are told one of the sanitation worker was fired today, working for regional industries, and he was supposed to pick up recycling at jersey city, but the owner of the pint bar says before doing their jobs, the man and others demand drinks or cash as bribes. jersey city police are investigating. >>> the nypd says the city has had the safest summer in more than 20 years. murders and shootings are down, however, police commissioner bill bratton says the number of homeless people on the streets appears to be up, and bratton says removing them was easier when he worked for rudy giuliani. >> laws have changed in the last 20 years, with the tools we had to work with when i worked with mayor rudy giuliani. begging, if it's not intimidating or creating fear, there is really no legal way we can deal with that person unless they are creating fear. >> sources tell cbs 2 that mayor de blasio, today, visited a homeless encampment in the parkchester section of the bronx, observed the conditions,

. >> jamie godley grew up on the east end, married into an organized crime dynasty, worked as a bartenderywright, author, and stand-up comedian. i thought i'd meet her here at a very old-school institution. jamie's working some goat cheese thing with figs. for me, scottish oysters are an irresistible impulse. they are magnificent, by the way. >> what a lot of people abroad don't understand is the women are the backbone of many communities because the men were always drunk and working in the shipyards and dying young and that still exists, tony. the age expectancy is still 55. in fallujah, iraq, it is still 65. >> wow, that's still an extraordinary thing. >> yeah, i know. there's still a lot of crime. there's still drugs. there's still the alcohol problems. i think the fact that we are a bat -- helps us because we had the commonwealth games here, and i loved that everybody tried not to shout in the street and swear and sell stolen goods in public. i loved how they had this covert operation of "let's be nice for a week." i loved that. >> main course, jamie goes for pan-fried brill. i can't

. >> this is latana, a little place run by sommelier jesus and louisa, brother and sister, one bartender the main issue of the tapas. >> so you're just paying for the wine. >> exactly. >> so if i were, like, a degenerate wino, i could still eat well? as long as i can afford my wine, i'd eat. >> that's right. >> cheers. >> let us put this theory into practice. with our first round of drinks comes this. >> it is tomato with bread, garlic, olive oil and blended. >> i could pretty much eat that all day. that's right. tapas are free. it shouldn't work, but somehow it does. another drink, another tapa. tomatoes, olive oil, bread. >> yeah. >> awesome. it's amazing. >> so all i've got to do is keep drinking, and and i'm going to eat like a king. >> they'll keep feeding you. although, maybe you'd be interested in caviar? >> really? >> yeah. >> that's not included with my -- >> that's not the point of the tapas. usually you have a few tapas. >> you start to get hungry. >> they're just hooking you in with this. >> it's all a scam. >> it is a scam. >> a couple little nibbles and the next thing you k

[ speaking a foreign language ] so, look, in america, the bartender is like a priest. >> so you come. and i could behave very badly and he will never talk, ever. this is the contract. >> okay. >> absolute confidentiality. do i have that kind of arrangement here now? [ speaking a foreign language ] so i have his implied guarantee of total security? >> yeah. >> so if i came here with some dinosaur-riding ho in a bikini? >> what? >> it would be -- i'm -- you don't have to ask. oh, man. this is a great country. every chef i know wants to die here. >> it's not about the food. >> because the food is awesome and because we -- i think all of us understand that we don't understand anything about japan. and i totally don't understand the porn here. why is it okay -- you can't [ muted ] somebody with a penis but you can [ muted ] with an octopus tentacle. so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard, i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw t

to quote a bartender, you doo to go home guys, but you can't stay here. as we swear off the sauce forever suddenly the hangover fades and you are ready to get back on the horse and look at the menu. first dr. ben gets bombed on islam. >> do you believe that islam is consy sis -- consistent with the constitution. >> i would not advocate we should put a muslim in charge of this nation. i would not agree with that. >> it's the opposite of am big louse. >> as carson is firm locker locks off. >> i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other presidential candidates to do the same. >> amazing applause. then the weeping sherbert follows. >> just a few minutes ago speaker boehner announced he will be resigning. >> that is just mean. truly, it was the boehner of their existence. another lump coming from trump. >> you have to this clown marco rubio. i have been so nice to him. i have been so nice. >> really has. >> crews light the fuse. >> have you vote for me under no circumstances the ayatollah who chance death to america under no circumstances will ir

he works as a bartender and doesn't plan making any major purchases, he plans to leave 20-dollar bills places to inspire others to try their luck. so if you find a 20 -- >> that wouldn't happen to me. stay with us, we'll be right back. music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian ♪ ♪ ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 7:22 sunday morning, time for the tropical outlook we'll start you out in the pacific. there's the island chain of hawaii, there's the west coast of the united states. we're watching that system here, we're watching it swirl. most of the time storms run like this and move away from hawaii or go underneath and push out to sea. the latest forecast track is making a left hand turn and going over the island chain. it's a strange track. we have clouds tops spiking at 50,000 feet. it's a good storm. it continues to strengthennen. we'll have to wait and see what happens over the next few days, heavy rainf

there's always a point in these instances where the bartenders start taking the bottles and pouring them out, because they don't want the occupiers to get their hands on it and get out of control. there are accounts from richmond and other places of the gutters and stairways literally running with alcohol. there is so much being emptied out. let's not forget all of this is being cadenced by the rhythm of explosions. yes, from the battlefront, which is drawing very close, but also from within the cities -- explosions and fire. which can't be moved, and is militarily valuable, the confederate army is blowing up. railyards, depots. that sets a finality. when you blow bridges, installations, that means you are not coming back. it puts a visual punctuation mark on what has happened. this is an end of an era. what was is no longer. and will not be again. that knowledge puts a real sharp cadence and edge to these decisions. it puts an urgency to these decisions that the government has to make in these hours before the fall of richmond. they go through every single human emotion. including, by t