it's got happy chandler beaming sitting next to fdr. once there, roosevelt joined them on the stage in front of 50,000 bystanders. that's back when politics would draw a crowd. f.d.r. embraced barkley publicly. i have no doubt governor chandler would make a great senator but i think he would be the first to acknowledge as a very junior member of the senate, it would take him many years to match the national experience and leadership in the affairs of our nation of that son of kentucky of whom the whole nation is proud alben barkley. now the race took many different turns including chandler accusing a barkley supporter of poisoning him with tainted drinking water. you thought politics was tough now. but alben barkley beat a sitting governor by 70,000 votes which is quite impressive and won the general election. following barkley's reelection in 1938, war clouds began to darken over europe. it was in this setting that barkley began to step into his own as senate majority leader. historians rightly note the vital role he played in enacting

. >> happening today there is man, jeffrey chandler, has preliminary hearing for his alleged role in shooting and robbery outside of two philadelphia gun shops. chandler and female accomplice are accused of robbing a man outside after spring garden gun range in june. police say chandler shot a man in the thigh during separate robbery outside after northeast gun range the following day. >>> and, it is sentencing day for ernest marks. he pled guilty to running down a delaware county man in january. prosecutors say, 69 year old richard parter son was crossing providence road, upper darby, when marks plowed into him, and then kept going. accident caught here on surveillance video. patterson's dog was also killed in that accident. >>> the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a teen in north philadelphia. the 19 year old plan was shot several times, just before 9:00 last night at tenth and dealt on streets. police rushed the victim to temple, where he was pronounced dead. authorities are searching for a silver or gray older model pick-up truck. >>> well, a mother bear ancobon th

chandler harnish brought down at the 45. 1:17 to play. >> dan: just two time outs to work with for chandler harnish but he's competing. this is really the most fun part of a game for any quarterback is the hurry-up offense. >> ian: give to tipton and brought down right before he got to midfield. enough for a first down. six-yard gain. we're down to fine seconds to play. time out called by indianapolis. >> dan: in this situation, rarely do you see a quarterback get sacked. the offensive line gets a little more fired up, they do a better job of protecting the quarterback and the quarterback is facing defenses -- you hear about the old prevent defense. that's what you are going to see here. you're going to see a lot of zone out of the new orleans saints in their secondary. that means usually a four-man pass rush and time to throw for young chandler harnish. >> ian: they've got the time remaining here and the question is whether or not harnish can lead this group for a game-winning touchdown. just shy of midfield. 59 seconds left on the clock. harnish. out of the pocket. pressure. harnish tryin

chandler harnish brought down at the 45. 1:17 to play. >> dan: just two time outs to work with for chandler harnish but he's competing. this is really the most fun part of a game for any quarterback is the hurry-up offense. >> ian: give to tipton and brought down right before he got to midfield. enough for a first down. six-yard gain. we're down to fine seconds to play. time out called by indianapolis. >> dan: in this situation, rarely do you see a quarterback get sacked. the offensive line gets a little more fired up, they do a better job of protecting the quarterback and the quarterback is facing defenses -- you hear about the old prevent defense. that's what you are going to see here. you're going to see a lot of zone out of the new orleans saints in their secondary. that means usually a four-man pass rush and time to throw for young chandler harnish. >> ian: they've got the time remaining here and the question is whether or not harnish can lead this group for a game-winning touchdown. just shy of midfield. 59 seconds left on the clock. harnish. out of the pocket. pressure. harnish tryin

kim chandler is 38 years old and has down syndrome. her self-confidence was certainly on display this year at the special olympics usa games. but what does a real winner do when the games are done? keep winning, of course. water, we are told, seeks its own level, always evening out on top. water, it turns out, has been a great equalizer in kim chandler's life as well. the students you see in this mill valley community center swim class where kim volunteers don't know or care about the highs and lows of her life. they only care that when they hit the water, she's there to catch them. >> i still like it. i like the whole thing. >> kim was born 38 years ago in thailand where her family was living. the prognosis for a girl with down syndrome at that time and in that place was not one full of promise. >> the doctors said, maybe she'll be able to fit in society. >> but mom, nancy, says a mainstream education and two loving older sisters gave kim a great foundation. she says kim's natural ability are what made her a great athlete. >> she lear

chandler, as you may know, was a baseball commissioner when jackie robinson began playing.e was all for that. wallace got talked off that. if you do that, you are going to alienate some of your core supporters. he ended up choosing general lemay, one of the great generals of world war ii and the inventor of the strategic air command. but somebody who was entirely ill-suited for politics. when wallace announced lemay's nomination he held a press conference and decided to hook -- and reporters decided to poke him like bear baiters, i'm got him talking about -- musing philosophically about nuclear weapons and how they were not that bad and if you go to an island of bikini, it you would find out the crimes -- the crabs were bigger than ever and it went on and on. what that did was for many voters who would've liked to have voted for wallace and was planning to vote for wallace, it made them think, there's actually a consequence if we vote for this person. his part of the ticket was clearly unsuited for civilian leadership of the united states. that was part of what you see wall

grow and boom that's why my wife and i move forward to cool valley we're learning a rule saying our chandler child can't be part of the community. when it comes to admission priority i understand the intention but the execution is extremely problematic the flaws and issues the school system can't be completed in on crosstown bus i see how putting children into low districts to raise the scores it shouldn't be sacred at the others the children at coal valley have a been attending school and playing in the parks and the shared experience is being taken away from them instead of juggling kids between sklgz i think the school district should make every school district better from the hunters point to the man or woman if the city can do that we will have time to talk with our children about what they learned instead of how many buses and trains it took for them to get to school thank you very much >> thank you. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> hello, everyone my son was assigned to john but actually, we choose to go to washing and lincoln. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> tilt we live in suns

police say chandler also shot a man in one of the robberies. >>> time right now 6:08. we have some new developments this morning, in the epidemic. the latest steps being taken to stop that outbreak from spreading. >> also, a scare down the shore to tell you about. a man ends up with a arrow in his leg. it is a case that eveven shock prosecutors. >> stupid and something i don't want to repeat. >> a pop july ill i can, but now singing different tune after the repeat offender was caught yet again. tell you what she did. >> wow. wow. >> ♪ >> sun is coming up. go on, have some fun outside today, it will be gorgeous day. yes, this is a beautiful sunrise over the in philadelphia. kately let you know if the perfect weather sticks around for the weekends, we have that, your traffic, so glad you're with us on this friday. good morning, family, see you in a bit. >> ♪ look at all these people. imagine a world where they all switch to geico. a world full of savings. imagine... ♪ hold on, still imagining. ♪ all right, i'm done. [ male announcer ] geico. fifteen minutes could save yo

grow and boom that's why my wife and i move forward to cool valley we're learning a rule saying our chandler child can't be part of the community. when it comes to admission priority i understand the intention but the execution is extremely problematic the flaws and issues the school system can't be completed in on crosstown bus i see how putting children into low districts to raise the scores it shouldn't be sacred at the others the children at coal valley have a been attending school and playing in the parks and the shared experience is being taken away from them instead of juggling kids between sklgz

. >> hatie chandler. >> >> jimmifullybot. i won't find when we're done to say a word or two because we talked about this. mo riso. [inaudible] jd lockwood. >> jd is not here. >> michael malret. there is michael. eduardo and danielle williams. congratulations guys. [applause] jimmy why don't you say a word on behalf of the team. . >> first of all i want to

>> hatie chandler. >> >> jimmifullybot. i won't find when we're done to say a word or two because we talked about this. mo riso. [inaudible] jd lockwood. >> jd is not here. >> michael malret. there is michael. eduardo and danielle williams. congratulations guys. [applause] jimmy why don't you say a word on behalf of the team. . >> first of all i want to apologize because i'm going to break down. street soccer has been amazing for me. i was homeless giving in golden gate park and got into a shelter and getting involved with street soccer usa. i now have a job. i now have a house. i now have a life. i'm now able to take time off of work to come before you guys to talk and let you know how great street soccer is, how much the city's support is appreciated. thank you all. it was a great weekend. i got to meet your daughter. if you weren't able to be across the street you missed out on a great event. i am just one story. these people that aren't here their life is going on. they have something to do. they don't have down time. t

water it turns out has been the great equalizer in kim chandler's life as well. the students you see in this mill valley community swim class where kim volunteers don't know or care about the highs and lows of her life. they only care that when they hit the water, she's there to catch them. >> i do like it. i like the whole thing. >> reporter: kim was born 38 years ago in thailand where her family was living. the prognosis for a girl with down syndrome at that that time and in that place was not one full of promise. >> yes, the doctors there said well, maybe, maybe she will be able to fit in society. >> reporter: but mom nancy says a mainstream education and two loving older sisters gave kim a great foundation. she says kim's natural ability are what made her a great athlete. >> she learned to swim in thailand with a teacher, young. and was -- that's where her nice strokes and all came from. >> reporter: strokes kim showed off to the country at this year's special olympic usa games in new jersey in june. that is kim in the 100 meter freestyle relay where her team

>> yeah, where is chandler. they're not in the script. >> everyone is dead. >> everyone in central park is talking about how good you are at making love. >> yeah. you're said to be so good at that sometimes i wish you would make love to me. >> well, monica, i can't make love you to. you're my sister. >> darn. >> yeah. that just got creepy, right? >> yeah. >> all right. more "friends" news, warner brothers is going to open an exact replica of central park. >> why haven't they done this earlier? it looks like place that's they have now. >> exactly. it will be in new york city where the comedy took place, of course. >>> and the question we all want to know, did tony soprano die in the final episode? >> do we want to know? >> the show creator finally answered the question, sort of but not really in an interview. chase originally stated that tony survives in the finale. but soon after the interview, chase's publicist quickly corrected the article and said h explanation is miscon trud and that's not what he ment. >> w

>> where's chandler?we come back and we all make out. >> okay. all right. good night, everybody. good night. >> wait, wait, wait. hold on a second. there's no exit. there's no exit. we have 22 more pages here and the lovemaking scene. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> going to be jimmy kimmel, your fantasies. >> right. >> so funny, i think at one point jennifer aniston said this is stupid. he said no more stupid than people working in a coffee shop and live in this huge apartment in new york city. >> so good to see them all. they look fantastic. >> they do. >> that was fun. >> all right, next up on the "heat index," high-tech sportswear and new smart clothing making its debut at this year's u.s. open, shirs that track heart rate, calories burned and even stress levels. abc's linzie janis checked it out. >> reporter: had it comes to fashion at this year's u.s. open, don't look at the players. check out the ball boys. their tight black tops might just be the technologically advanced t-shirts on the planet. >> de

pacifica america at bat against chandler arizona and andrew hartness went deep! the solo shot at pacifica american up for good. 5-3 in the 6th and elijah ricks ripped one. would collide home and score. and here comes ricks. once the ball got away. it was 7-3. that was the final. they play southern california tomorrow. winner of this region goes to the little league world series. >>> news -- oh, this isn't good. according to reports, 49er defensive tackle glen dorsey is out for the year. yesterday, he tore his bicep in practice. dorsey was expected to start on the defensive line. dorsey had two sacks last season. which was his first in san francisco. >>> and as you know, if you've been watching this newscast, levi's stadium boasting its first sports contest tonight. it will host three possible games this year including the pac 12 championship and stanford head coach david shaw said he thought he would never see the day the 49ers got a new home. >> you know i was one of those people that i heard about a potential new stadium and i said gosh i hear about that all th

. >> where is chandler?'re dead. >> everyone down at central perk is talking about how good you are at making love. >> yeah. you're said to be so good at it that sometimes i wish you would make love to me. >> well, monica, i can't make love to you. you're my sister. >> darn. >> always good for laughs. in more news "warner brothers is going to open up an exact replica of central perk. do you remember the coffee house where the gang hung out? it will be in new york city where the comedy took place. ♪ >> rappers p. diddy, rick ross, the game, and other collaborating on the song "don't shoot." it's a tribute to michael brown, the 18-year-old who lost his life many ferguson, missouri. proceeds will be donated to the life brown memorial front. >>> did tony soprano die in the final episode of hbo's "the sopranos." show creator david chase finally answered the question. sort of. but not really. in an interview chase originally stated that tony survived in the finale, but soon after the interview chase's publicist qu

all right i'm talking about the pacific coo american at-bat against chandler arizona.artness going yard. american is up for good. 5-3 in the 6th. elijah ricks ripped one. cruise thompson collided home and scored. and then here comes ricks once the ball got away. 7-3 the final. winner of this region goes to the little league world series. that's the big one. >>> giants doing business with the mets, on the late show. they activated first baseman brandon bells and he's already made a nice defensive play. belt missed ten games after he suffered a concussion july 19th. >>> this isn't good for the 49ers. according to reports, 49er defensive tackle glen dorsey is out for the year. yesterday he tore his bicep in practice. dorsey was expected to start on the defensive line. dorsey had two sacks last season which was his first in san francisco. >>> down in samford's semifinals of the bank of the west classic, serena williams facing andrea petkovic. slow start today. she beat her in straight sets 7- 5, 6-0. to advance to tomorrow's final. serena will play for her third title at t

. >> being in a beautiful environment, hearing classical music, chandlers and that's why you shouldn'tping on vacation. when people are really relaxed and calm not only are they likely to spend more but they will spend money on things they don't need. >> have you ever come back from vacation and you go what? >> i buy when i'm bored. late at night i can't sleep and tv is on. >> qvc. are the dr. perricone. >> boredom is a big thing. you find yourself cruising online shopping. they spend a lot of time getting you to spend. >> seems like it's all the time. bored, stressed, happy. >> one tip that i really like and research shows this helps is thinking about your future self. imagine yourself in your 70s, imagine you are gray and wrinkle. >> not hard to do. >> some people suggest putting digital renderings of you on your credit card or cash card because it helps you press pause and not make an impulse purchase if you're thinking about -- do i need that pair of shoes or maybe instead i'll save instead. >> okay. thank you. >> all right, ladies. we learned something. appreciate it. some tricks

kurt chandler will drive it up, set ut i it up and wait for the man in. price tag?$20,000. >> for a week in the desert. in comfort. luxury, and style. >> it's that comfort luxury and style some regulars dislike. this is the representation of the destruction of the authenticity of burning man. >> this is figuring out how to camp, bringing water. >> criticism since the first principle is radical inclusion. saying no prerec quizits exist. >> everybody is going to be able to criticize the way other people experience burning ban but remember, what that event is about is how you do it. crediting the festival with helping techies network and tap into their energy. and says it benefits. >> they help fund it, weld it, and participate in it. >> he says that is what matters. not the sides of the rv. >> an unusually long back up at the toll plaza caught dozens off guard today. this is the scene this morning. this long line was getting better in the summer, three toll takers instead of four. and today, something changed. >> it could be people working on fridays so you see change

kurt chandler will drive it up, set ut i it up and wait for the man in. price tag?0,000. >> for a week in the desert. in comfort. luxury, and style. >> it's that comfort luxury and style some regulars dislike. this is the representation of the destruction of the authenticity of burning man. >> this is figuring out how to camp, bringing water. >> criticism since the first principle is radical inclusion. saying no prerec quizits exist. >> everybody is going to be able to criticize the way other people experience burning ban but remember, what that event is about is how you do it. crediting the festival with helping techies network and tap into their energy. and says it benefits. >> they help fund it, weld it, and participate in it. >> he says that is what matters. not the sides of the rv. >> an unusually long back up at the toll plaza caught dozens off guard today. this is the scene this morning. this long line was getting better in the summer, three toll takers instead of four. and today, something changed. >> it could be people working on fridays so you see change.

chandler says we're in every state of the union.nd it's able to do that through the bottling franchise system that makes coke really unique in terms of the pace with which it spreads across the country and the then, of course, the globe and across the country. >> the bottling and new coke that was the form of so much attention when? >> in the 1980s, 1985, what's really interesting about new coke. so i traced the ingredients in the book. that's what i'm interested in. each ingredient. i talk about water, sugar, caffeine and these things. >> i have think i decided to focus on just one, coca leaf. today, it's still the largest importer of coke in the united states. they sell to pharmaceutical companies and leave the extract as a flavor profile in their beverage. and it's this incredibly secret trade. i went to peru to try to track this story down. it still goes on. it's a remarkable story. they have this extract that is their flavoring profile in their drink. they have it and nobody else can get it. it goes tobacback to your storyt the

. >> if you always dreamed about hanging out at the coffee shop where phoebe, ross, chandler and joeyir days you are in luck. the central perks is opening up in manhattan to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the show friends. it will be open for one month beginning september 17th. there will be perks including free cups of 8:00 coffee. >> the time is 47 minutes after the hour. a man w who was tied to the beheading of american journalist james foley. >> you don't have a choice it's coming to a place near you. >> sean hannity fiery exchange with a radical imam. >> she set her boy friend's house on fire using a pound of bacon. wait until you hear the best start of the story. >> first let's check in with steve doocy. >> i hope they saved the bacon. sounds like a good story. we will be watching for that. looks like an american killed syria fighting for the bad guys isis is has been identified. we will have the latest details. the white house reaction plus? what is the white house plan for isis? >> when can you ignore the expiration dates on your medication? dr. seigel will tell you what to

his inclination was to choose former governor of kentucky, former baseball commissioner happy chandlerwho agreed with wallace on everything except racial segregation. was aer, as you may know, baseball commissioner when jackie robinson began playing. he was all for that. he ended up choosing general curtis lemay was that one of the great generals of world war ii. and the inventor of the strategic air command was somebody who was ill suited. lemay'slace announced nomination he held a press conference and decided to hook him a gotten amusing about nuclear weapons and how they were not that bad and if you go to an island and find out the crabs were bigger than ever and it went on and on. what that did was for many voters who would've liked to have voted for wallace and was planning to vote for wallace, it made them think, there's actually a consequence if we vote for this person. ticket was the clearly unsuited for civilian leadership of the united states. that was part of what you see wallace's support going down and down and down. he still ends up carrying five states, all of the deep s

. >> chandler, you have to find the line between stealing and taking what the hotel owes you. are yes, yes, yes. >> but there's no need to stuff your bags with hotel amenities like chandler and ross did on friends, a "new york times" article, "seven steps to a cheaper hotel room. author seth kugel is the author. he planned an imaginary trip to save. it seems getting there cheaper is half the fun now. people who only used websites like orbitz or expedia are not getting half the cheap fares. >> it is the right place to start. go to one of your familiar sites, sites you like or are used to. find a few hotels you're happy with, jot down the prices. you want to go on and do a few more things. for example, go to a comparison site, hipmunt, trivago. see if you can find the exact same hotel the exact same night cheaper in cyberspace. >> hawaii would you be able to? >> different sites have different prices, different deals with the hotels. in addition to that, there are certain sites that allow you to find what they call hidden prices or unpublished prices. >> what are these hidden rat

. >> where is joey and chandler? >> jimmy: they're dead.nkey bit them and gave them rabies and they died. can everyone please act like you've been on a tv set before and read the lines? this isn't imprompt camp, this is television. >> rachel, you seem upset. >> jimmy: yes, rachel, cheer up, it's like we always say, so no one told you life was going to be this way? >> are you really, really -- your job is a joke. you're broke, your love life's d.o.a. don't do this. >> but it's like you're always stuck in second gear. >> jimmy: when it hasn't been your week, your month, or even your year. but -- >> i'll be there for you. >> jimmy: thank you, rachel. and that's why we're all friends. [ applause ] now we break for a commercial, we come back and all make out. >> good night, everybody. >> jimmy: wait, wait, hang on a second. there's no exit, there's to exit. we have 22 more pages here and the love making scene. >> make love to yourself, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, it looks like i'm all alone, again. it always seems to end this way, doesn't it? oh, wha

his inclination was to choose former governor of kentucky, former baseball commissioner happy chandlerwho agreed with wallace on everything except racial segregation. aandler, as you may know, was baseball commissioner when jackie robinson began playing. he was all for that. wallace ended up choosing , one of theis lemay great generals of world war ii. the inventor of the strategic air command, but someone who is entirely ill-suited for politics. when wallace announced lemay's nomination for vice president, and held a press conference, and reporters decided to poke him like a bear baiters, and got him -- musingout philosophically about nuclear weapons and how they really weren't that adamant he went to and yound of keeney would find out that the crabs are bigger than ever and it was on and on. [laughter] , fornk what that did was many voters who would've liked to have voted for wallace, maybe were planning to vote for wallace or would have voted for wallace, it made them think, is actually a consequence if we vote for this person, because he is part of a ticket, and lemay was clearly u

. >> reporter: betty bailey says he has lived in the chandler neighborhood near ray rhodes for more thanhree decades while he worked as a phoenix officer. friday night phoenix detectives with the internet crimes begins children's task force issued a search warrant at former police sergeant's home saying they discover hundreds of child porn images on computers and thumb drives. >> the ones thaw want to be able to do in your neighborhood or in your community is trust the police. they are you go to people and for this to happies justice a terrible thing. >> reporter: this was a coordinated effort by phoenix police department task force. detectives went to the house across the the street from the suspect's house, they asked to go on the roof so they could do some surveillance before they arrested the suspect. >> the police were on my roof, for probably, 20 to 30 minutes and then when they came down they said it is over. when i came out front shortly after i came out front they had a big motor home, kind of a command vehicle, showing up, i saw him in the front yard with handcuffs on. >> i am

crew chandler will drive it out, set it up and wait for the mystery man to helicopter in price tag fork? $20,000. >> for a week in the desert? >> in comfort in luxury and style. >> it's that comfort, luxury and style some burning man regulars dislike. this is the ultimate representation of the destruction of burning man. this man feels they just don't get it. >> part of the experience is dealing with the dust and figuring hout how to camp and bringing your own water. >> burning man's first principle is radical inclusion. saying anyone may be part of burning man. no prerequisites exist. >> everyone will be able to experience how other people experience burning man. but at the end. day, what the event is really about is how you do it. >> seven-time burner sees a connection and credits the festival with helping techies tap into their creative energy and says burning man benefits from silicon valley expertise. >> they help fund it, weld it, participate in it. >> he says that's what matters. not the size of the rv. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >>> we have a follow-up to a st

he's apologized to dianne feinstein and saxby chandler. but that's too late for some.e calling for brennan to resign. so what's next for brennan and what's next for america's beleaguered intelligence community? joining us now, ambassador john negropon negroponte. he was also the nation's first director of national intelligence. thank you for being here, sir. you were a top u.s. intelligence official as we mentioned under president bush most recently. do you think john brennan was being dishonest or just ill informed? >> well, you know, i obviously, can't be certain. i haven't seen all the documents. i haven't read the inspector general's report. but let me just say this personally based on my own experience that i have the absolutely highest regard for john brennan. he's a distinguished career intelligence professional. he served many different administrations, and i know he also has the confidence of the president of the united states. of course, they are going to have to get to the bottom of all of this, and people are going to be looking into it. and i don't know ex

. >> two sky divers, sara and dan chandler, are hit. >> we're flying along, 100 miles an hour, and both of them hit the other airplane with their bodies. >> sara is knocked off the plane. >> she was the second one to climb out of the aircraft. i saw her take a really hard hit. >> the other sky diver, dan, is pinned against the windshield. >> i see him pressed up against the glass, you know, kind of like this. stuck. kind of like a fly on a windshield. >> i feel like i got hit by an airplane. i don't know how i wasn't smashed. >> the lead plane explodes. one wing is blown off. >> when all of a sudden, bang, there's this loud noise. and this wing right above us goes away, and this big flash of fire is right above our head. >> you feel a large jolting. >> oh! >> glass flying everywhere, debris everywhere. >> all i see is this big fireba fireball. you can feel the heat from the fuel burning off. at that point, it's just get out. >> not everyone can. the pilot of the burning plane is caught inside. >> the airplane itself is starting to spiral down to the ground. >> the broken wing is in flam

you can check on that or contact catherine chandler. thank you. >> okay. we will take one more question. go ahead. >> my question was generated by dr. lu's sharing of the knowledge base and things that we know work. i am curious if you have any familiarity or knowledge about how restoreative justice or restoreative practice works with students that have been involved in bullying. >> i know a lot of these good practices, interventions out there and what we are trying to figure out is that instead of the sharing to occur by accident, can we engineer that collaborative innovation so that we can really accelerate our ability to move the needle over the next five years. >> thank you. >> again, a warm round of applause to our speakers. thank you very much [applause.] this next panel looks at what schools can do. speakers two officials from the just advertise department and a deputy assistant education secretary. >> sarah and bob listonbe join me. i think we have enough microphones. while they are getting situated, let me go ahead and do just quick bios about bot

ben chandler, the former congressman from kentucky, lost two years ago on the issue of coal in a district that has absolutely no coal mines. [ laughter ] so it's an issue that not only affects the coal fields, it transcends the entire state. >> e.j., to the larger framework of this, the prediction that there's a 60% chance that the republicans will just eke out control of the senate, that's nate silver's larger point. he shows senator pryor, democratic senator and senator landrieu, the democrat, being in trouble from both arkansas and louisiana. this race they would have to win in order to maintain control of the senate it looks like at this point in time but what about the overall threat to the democrats in the senate? >> i think this election isn't set yet. i don't even think we know what the decisive issue is going to be or issues are going to be in october. and you look at races where democrats thought they really were in trouble, the incumbents in the south, and in general they're doing better. but then you see in colorado senator udall hasn't put that away for the democrats yet. iow

from happy chandler to al gore, who campaigned there for bill clinton in 1992. >> do you want four morevernment for the privileged few? >> no! >> a skinny al gore, huh? and then presidential candidate george wallace spoke at fancy farm in '75, three years after surviving an assassination attempt. >> i feel that government in the last number of years -- i hope you can get that fixed. that was just a bull -- bulb, but i'm a little gunshy. >> fancy farm isn't so quiet any more. last year organizers warned crowds this is a church picnic. we want everyone to enjoy themselves, but please no profanity. that was a warning because that came after this memorable moment from kentucky attorney general jack conway invoking former kentucky senator wendell ford back in 2009. >> you all with holler all you want at me and i can hear you. just like wendell used to say, you know what, go ahead and chew on my hide. chew on it. it only grows back tougher. i've been around a while and you're looking at one tough son of a bitch. >> conway will be there again because he's running for governor. so will his oppo

may 2011, chandler, arizona, security cameras are rolling at walmart when police say this woman, nikkige roundsevil is being stopped by walmart's loss prevention staff and accused of shoplifting. at first glance, she appears to go along with the security officers. she picks up her child from the cart and appears to go in the right direction but then makes a run for the doors. a security guard tries to block her escape. that's when she raises her child as a shield and rams into him. she narrowly squeezes by the guard but in the process her child's head slams the edge of the metal door frame. the cameras continue to capture her reckless behavior, as she runs to her car, parked in the nearest handicapped spot. police say, she probably planned the theft ahead of time and parked there to make a faster getaway. in her haste to leave, she tosses her child in the front seat with no safety restraint and immediately backs out of the spot, directly into another shopper's vehicle. but that doesn't stop her either. she flees the scene of the crime. it seems like she's gotten away until three weeks

. >> what happened to joey and chandler? those they're dead. >> i'd like another grape. >> there you go. okay, a little -- by the way, this is the only thing on cbs right now. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> only dave can say that. but, listen. welcome to "cbs this morning." there is something else on. charlie rose and norah odom are off but we're in goonld hands. anthony mason is with us and we're ready. >> they're off, we're on. >> we're very on. storms are creating dangerous conditions along boast coast this morning. hurricane cristobal is causing deadly rip currents in the east. >> and tropical storm marie is battering southern california with gigantic waves. >> oh. oh. just fell. it just fell. >> overnight in malibu a historic lifeguard house that served as backdrop in movies and tv shows collapsed into the ocean. teri okita is in seal beach where the big waves are still coming. terri teri good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the swells

and i went from the dorothy chandler pavilion. just can't. >> do you think, in the 1960s where songs of conscience were exploding, we talked to mavis earlier. there are all kinds of artists and bands from dylan and donovan to the rolling stones, jefferson airplane, phil oakes, so many of them writing songs that carried deeper meaning other than just simple love songs. did the music have an effect in your opinion on the outcome, the vietnam war, in particular, what was happening with the civil rights movement? how much, in your opinion, did the music play in the success or failure of it? >> the momentum of this country is incredible as a planet. and to move it in any one direction takes an enormous amount of energy. and the movements that you do detect are very, very small. having said that, i do believe that music can influence people. i think it can entice them to think about things that they may not necessarily think about during their working day. i think that the ideas that music carries forth are the most important thing that