. >> these drugs are not ben nine. i have concerns about using potentially using a medication that we have no information on because of side effects can be very serious. potentially life threatening. >> reporter: the companies worry about side effects. art caplin advised drug makers on compassionate use. >> people who take experimental drugs are often sick. the odds of getting better are rare. >> reporter: there is bad outcome in a patient much sicker than others could affect the drug's chances of approval and another factor they must consider, supply. >> they might have as much as a tiny thimble of that drug and if they give it to a dying person, they can't complete the trial to get the drug on the market to get to anybody with the disease. >> reporter: companies saying not having enough data in different forms of cancer, including in kids, an issue that set natalee back. there are also ethical considerations. >> who do you say yes to? who do you say no to? >> reporter: they say making a drug available through compass

>> ben is nine and meghan is five. >> your husband, a regular guy. he's a cop. >> yeah.ided even though i've got these high-powered jobs, more important to take care of my family. >> yeah. >> the kids are only small for a while. >> exactly. and enjoying it and i'm finding other jobs, other things. it's not that i'm giving up on my pursuits or dreams. i'm directing and i'm finding other projects that i want to be part of that maybe have less time commitments attached to them. >> you're directing another soap opera and written a book? >> yes. i got to direct an episode of "general hospital" had will air in august. i'm writing another book. my third novel, which is definitely something i love doing at home, even with the kids running around. and they sit and write books next to me. it's really cute. >> what is "scared scriptless" like? >> it's a behind the scenes story of a script supervisor and i absolutely love the idea of turning the tables on the people in the crew 'cause they hate being in the spotlight and focusing on that side of the story. maybe she needed to learn

nine-year-old ben has been waiting for a dog named goldy since april.onprofit won't return their calls and they have no idea for the dog is now. >> you ask for them to help you when you have a sick kid because you need to. we asked in good faith. >> it is embarrassing because i should have known. >> the dog was supposed to be trains to help detect seizures an help him interactivity with other students as school. >> nighttime, we don't know how many seizures he has a night. so giving us peace of mind there is an event, we can take care of it. >> friends of the family also say they donated money to the nonprofit and they want to know where that money went. >>> she is just ten years old, but a bay area piano player is getting recognition from across the country. ♪ [ music ] >> carolyn sue of saratoga won among hundreds of competitors from the u.s. and canada, her prize was a $10,000 piano. congratulations to carolyn. >> congratulations. >>> all right, 9:17. you have been looking at these gray shots all morning and rosemary orozco warning us it is a little

nine deaths occurred just over labor day weekend. >>> in philadelphia labor day weekend means the made in america music festival on the ben franklin parkway. the two day festival will kick off at 2:00 o'clock saturday afternoon. festival features 50 performers including kanye west, ferrell williams just to name a couple. accommodate the venue construction, road closures and detowers around the festival area and extra services for festival goers. to learn her about made in america and about those road closures, go to cbs philly.com. >>> katie, we have a lot of people in town for that concert. >> yes. >> right now it does not look bad at all. festival takes place over saturday and sunday. saturday looks good. the it will heat up here. we will feel more humidity when a warm front comes along. sunday there will be a shot for showers or storms but i'm keeping my fingers crossed that it will be somewhat scattered in nature a lot of times most of the day is great when you have a forecast like that and you have to seek shelter for 20 minutes. overall it is not looking too bad for the entire holiday weekend here guys. today bringing it bac

ben tracy, los angeles. >> what a concept. >> don't you just love the last nine.nd loving. >> i wonder if robin williams had any idea how people would respond to his death. >> how much he'd be loved. >> and how much people would still be talking about him. >> so beautifully done. that had to be tough. >>> well, a usc could miss out on most of his senior season. a jump from a balcony left him it's our annual clearance event, it only happens once a year. super fun. of course you can get a great deal. hold on. 0% apr financing on a bunch of models. annual and it's right now. they're having fun. you can get all kinds of deals. come on down. yeah, you better hurry in. you tell'em jan sent you. during toyota's annual clearance event, get 0% apr financing for 60 months on a 2014.5 camry. offer ends september 2nd. for great deals on other toyota's, visit toyota.com thanks jan. ooh i got it. toyota, let's go places. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you'

nine straight years. one pill each morning 24 hours zero heartburn. >>> the former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says the 2008 financial collapse was actually worse than the 1930s great depression. that's found in court documents in which bernanke says five years ago, 12 of the 13 most important financial institutions were at risk of failure within a period of a week or two. meanwhile, the congressional budget office offering a mixed forecast of our economy. the cbo says the combined deficit over the next decade will amount to about $400 billion less than the forecast back in april. for this fiscal year, however, the cbo forecasts a deficit of $506 billion, smaller than in previous years but still hefty. real gdp growth this year projected at 1.5% down from a february estimate of 3.1%. turning to the irs targeting scandal now, my next guest represents more than 40 organizations in a federal lawsuit against the irs and says the obama administration is doing everything it can to stall its phony investigation. joining us is jay sakalow, chief counsel for the american center for law and justice. good to

george washington ben franklin lassie and balcony from perfect strangers all right and that's impressive because you wouldn't even american. they were found guilty by a jury in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and we never heard a word of it even if you're one of those people who want to go it was a civil trial that doesn't matter at all does that mean we're not entitled to hear about it and make our own decision because there was not a peep from the media to this day you are more likely to hear a news anchor so you're more likely to see a news anchor rest feed an adult man in a diaper live on the news add five then you are to see them mention the only trial ever held on the assassination of martin luther king jr in the words of mother teresa what is going on around here coming to you from washington d.c. the value to me says a redacted tonight. welcome radack to do. good to see you see any show can have an audience of like two hundred but we prove we're more discerning than others by having an audience of like twelve . or thirteen if the janitor hangs around i'm your host li cam now let's take the news from behind we start off tonight with something pretty groundbreakin

ben tracy, los angeles. >> what a concept. >> don't you just love the last nine.ving. >> i wonder if robin williams had any idea how people would respond to his death. >> how much he'd be loved. >> and how much people would still be talking about him. >> so beautifully done. that had to be tough. >>> well a usc could miss out on most of his senior season. a jump from a >>> high pressure building in overhead fog not as extensive this morning. we'll see more sunshine this afternoon and warmer temperatures, too. overlooking san jose right now, the clouds are broken outside. looks like toward the afternoon, that ridge will continue to move overhead. that is going to warm up the temperatures outside away from the coastline, these numbers going to sore well into the 80s inland. inside the bay you will see some 70s and 80s and 60s with some patchy fog and sun at the coastline. getting hot in the valleys for tomorrow. it's our annual clearance event, it only happens once a year. super fun. of course you can get a great deal. hold on. 0% apr financing on a bunch of models.

nine, the starting lineup. mike murphy, and stephanie link, also we have jon najarian. co-founder of option monster and benrinceton security with us today as well. we're going to begin today with a saleoff on stocks on reports that the fighting between russia and ukraine is intensifying, may have expanded to a new front. so far investors mostly brushed off those concerns, pushing stocks nearly every day to new highs, but is it time to be fearful about what's going on? not only there, but

nine, the starting lineup. mike murphy, and stephanie link, also we have jon najarian. co-founder of option monster and ben willis from princeton security with us today as well. we're going to begin today with a saleoff on stocks on reports that the fighting between russia and ukraine is intensifying, may have expanded to a new front. so far investors mostly brushed off those concerns, pushing stocks nearly every day to new highs, but is it time to be fearful about what's going on? not only there, but elsewhere. doc? >> we took -- >> what's halling here? >> too guilty over milestones that the market's hitting? >> no. i don't think we are. doesn't mean we go straight up to the upside, judge. we've said time and time again. a lot of smart people like warren buffett, george soros, putting on hedges. it's hedging against longs. these aren't straight bets to the down side. these are folks who have exposure either through as stephen weis said, hedge fund investments they've mand r made and want add floor through the usa of s&p 500 puts or vix calls. smart investors. doing what, the way most of you should be doin

ben franklin bridge, blue skies, it looks terrific. so anyplace you get today, you have made a winning decision. our temperatures are in the 50's to the north, 52 in the poconos. fifty-nine in allentown. it is 68 degrees through philadelphia, 64 in millville. i wonder how these temperatures stack up with where they were yesterday, what kind of temperatures change have we seen, none. yesterday was 68 degrees this time of the morning as well. so we're seeing very similar weather patterns yesterday and today. in fact any of these temperatures are off no more than 3 degrees from where they were yesterday at this point and a lot of them even less than. that well, all right, 4 degrees in wilmington but still the temperatures are similar, the sky conditions are similar an the forecast is similar today. storm scan three, just like it was yesterday, there were a few clouds that went down by the delaware bay right about this time of the morning. we are not finding those right now. we could see a couple puffy clouds today and that would be the extent of it. temperatures in the 80's today, upper 80's. yesterday 86. today more in the order of 88 degrees. and then tomorrow we're about