is it cologne? is it body odor? >> is it cologne? body odor? something you drank?ng you ate? >> is it a cultural thing? >> defacation in your britches. >> exactly. the aclu says it singles out homeless people which is wrong i have been told. i heard you know a thing or two about constitutional law. >> it was a great philosophy. it says the law prevents the rich and poor from sleeping on a park bench. you can't have neutral laws that clearly discriminate against the poor. second of all, who knows what a bad smell is? but, you know, there is cologne. my wife cannot stand the smell of cologne. she knows. she can tell in the next room if i try to put on cologne to cover up something. it is too subjective. >> i want to know what you are covering up. there is a body somewhere in his house. cologne! cologne, old spice! here is my theory and sonny i want you to answer this. people have peanut allergies. why can't i have poop allergies? i smell poop and i get sick. >> i smell heavy garlic and i get sick. why do you want to smell like garlic and sit next to me on a train? >>

i used to buy cologne.hat's like a a classic. >> jimmy: it's a classic. it used to come with -- it would come with key chains and stuff. [ laughter ] it used to come with, like, an envelope openers and stuff. >> but you don't use that now. >> jimmy: i don't really wear that much cologne. >> what? >> jimmy: my natural scent is hard to be bottled. [ laughter ] can't contain this in a bottle. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. i'm going to have to believe your words, but i don't know. >> jimmy: sofia, for men. >> sofia. yeah, you know what? maybe, why not? >> jimmy: brofia. how about that? [ laughter ] >> well, when you're ready, maybe i can create your cologne. >> jimmy: yeah, because this is unbelievable. i do love this smell. it really is -- it's not too -- >> you're going to like it. spray it. don't be scared. no, not in the mouth. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not bad. >> you put it all over. give it to me. i need a little bit. oh, my god! you did put it on! oh, my god. you're ruining my hair! >> jimmy: oh, my god

cologne's second time hitting a player in the game. cologne is ejected with manager terry collins. win 6-2. >>> in the bronx, the yankees no hit most of the game against the rays. down 4-2 in the bottom of the ninth, things get worse. yankees chase headley hit in the face by a fastball. he leaves the game with a bloody chin and heads to the hospital for x-rays. an emaegsotional game that fini like this. >> deep to left field! going back! back wall! see ya! a three-run, walkoff home run and the yankees win 5-4. >>> now to milwaukee, another terrifying injury, this time marlins john carlos stanton taking a fastball to the face from brewers pitcher mike buyer. stanton's father watching from the crowd as his son is taken off in a stretcher. he suffered multiple facial fractures and dental damage. the next pitch, buyer hits another batter. benches clear leading to multiple ejections for the marlins. the brewers will win the high tension game 4-2. >>> just ahead, a big "snl" shake-up involving a popular cast member. >>> plus, it munched on sharks. we'll show you the coolest dinosaur ever

. >> cologne smell. can't layer it on. >> cologne smell. >> no, your body smell.ved hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. >>> it is friday. >> it is windy out there. you can see camera shaking a bit. >> i was listening to sue, she said wind are out of the northeast at 14 miles an hour is that right. >> you are taking her job. >> he is listening. that is the the news flash. >> wonderful job. >> well, pretty heavy out there in washington state to get rid of the stink. in the state of washington you better watch how you smell, because you could be in trouble with the law. >> well, you won't go to jail but you could get booted from public property. under a new trespassing law cops, can remove people from public spaces if th

cologne. >> reporter: their names on their lips. >> kenneth george grazola. >> reporter: the people who lost their lives on 9/11 honored today on the 137th anniversary -- 13th anniversary of the attacks. quiet, piercing through an ever emotional morning. moments of silence marking when the plane struck the twin towers. crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, and hit the pentagon. >> 13 years after a small and hateful minds con spierd to break us -- conspired to break us, america stand tall and america stands proud. >> reporter: standing proud, but on alert. security, especially tight at this year's ceremonies. >> unless it's an every day situation, but the increased concern about isis is now adding to the work we're doing. >> reporter: officers keeping quiet watch as farmers reflect on the pain that time hasn't healed. >> 13 years and it still feels like yesterday. >> reporter: and keep the promise made on september 11th, 2001. ♪ for the land of the free >> reporter: to never forget. marcie gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> united airlines flight 93 was on its way to san francisco when it

hernandez cologne travels across the country talking to senior.he recommends bringing a friend or family member to doctor's appointments. >> that person can take notes for you and remind you about what the doctor said. >> and there are three main questions you should always ask. >> what is my main problem, and what do i need to do, and why do i need to do this? >> if you want to live long have you to take charge of your own health. find more resources at our website at 6abc.com/art of aging, i'm lisa thomas-laury, channel 6. >>> the action news team is out working on news stories beginning at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is live now. >> reporter: if you are noticing you are burning through data on your cell phone, are you not alone, we'll tell you which app is being blamed for killing your data plan and what you can do to fix that. and it promises to shrink your stomach without surgery, the hot new weight loss trend that is around for years, and a moment of pure magic, what made this little baby's face light up with joy and how it changed his whole worl

suits, shirts, neck ware, eyewear, leather goods, lighting, mattresses, books, chocolate, water, cologne, mirrors. though it is shocking that trump would let a mirror out of his sight. so personally i love his latee power move. >> donald trump is suing the trump taj mahal in trump plaza in atlantic city to stop using his name. he says their poor condition is hurting his personal brand. in a lawsuit filed tuesday the billionaire accused trump entertainment resorts of violating its licensing agreement by allowing the trump taj ma jal-- ma hall and trump plaza to fall into an utter state of disrepair. the suit also ponts to negative on-line reviews from customers calling both properties a trump dump. >> stephen: that's right. a trump dump. that's an insult and a trademark infringement. trump dump is already licenced to donald's line of luxury stool softeners. guaranteed to provide you with the classiest, most magnificent platinum grade velvety top shelf doo-doo possible. so i'm giving a wag of the finger to these casinos for taking the trump name in vain. they can't blame these subtrump con

cologne. so he cologne. and my father thomas j. fisher.be in our hearts. and my father douglas brian herndon. i love you so much and i miss you every day. >> ronald edward karma. albert condÉ. denise connolly. susan p. colin. margaret mary connor. cynthia marie lise connolly. john e. connolly junior. james lee connor. jonathan m. connors. kevin patrick connors. kevin f. connolly. randy e. conway. denise michael cook. helen be cut. jeffrey w. coons. john a. cooper. julian t. cooper. joseph john carpenter junior. gerard j. coppola. joseph albert corbett. john jay corchran the third. alejandro cordero. robert joseph corgis. rubin v. carero. danny a. korea good dress. rose corrigan. james j. corrigan retired. carlos quds perez rodriguez. kevin michael cosgrove. doris marie costa. dana alexandria costanza. charles gregory costello junior. michael s. chris taylor. conrad coffey could toy senior. marc and john coughlin. john g. coughlin. john jay conklin. james eco. and my sister deborah martino. rest in peace with mom. we love you. >> in loving

sunning gray has the guy last year starting and clutch game of the playoffs and site by the board to or colognethe institute from likes to mayors balmain signal its damfool great playful 33 the eighth inning as hopeful than the right in the presence felt there is have a 4 to 3 lead by 91 out away from wrapping this up and their wild- card chances handwrites year senate end circle of clarity to the roof larry's right now playing in the 11th inning the game is tied for the angels already once a day for and what the individual race hoping for the old wild card giants idles nine dodgers are winning buyer to occur shot 7 cisco 3 1/2 back corner play tomorrow but they have bluster posey to feel good about this evening the national league player of the week 565 lead in the national league in hits and and not run scored buster posey here is a disturbing video by now you might be numb to it if not look away to quickly where rice and his now wife and the elevator marcion's see real least a heinous of video today rests suspended two games after the video was released and knowledge after the deal came out

>> yes, at the new la cologne. >> you? >> and where is that? exactly?> frankford and girard. >> okay. >> oh, they're putting one in there? this is new one? >> i'm very excited to jump start my culinary career. >> how much money did you make? >> mike! >> even though you won this competition, you're staying here in philly. some go off to la, on oprah. are you going to stay here? >> i'm going to stay here for little while. i want to do this in my hometown, stay close to my roots. >> do you have a boyfriends? >> of course mike asks this. >> of course do you? >> oh, no, of course mike asks those questions. >> so you still haven't answered. do you? >> i don't like to disclose. >> oh, i think that's a yes, mike. >> so tell me, how much do you way? >> thank you so much for coming here. by the way, you're such a good lie err. she was on the show back in may, i asked well did you win the whole thing, they taped it back in march, she was like i can't say. >> that's not lying technically. >> no, but i could see it in your eyes. >> how how hard was it to keep that s

write me postcards and spray your cologne on it. and i'll see you at girl scouts, okay? you're going to be picking me up soon. i love you, too. >> i love you, too. >> i love you, mom. bye, mommy. >> bye, baby. >> love you. >> i love you more. i love you more than the air that i breathe. >> me too. >> i love you more than the air that i breathe. be good, okay? stay on green lights. >> bye, angels from heaven. >> bye, mommy. >>> coming up -- >> calm down. >> when pets go to jail. >> i bond more with the dogs here than the girls on the yard. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, t

that could be anything from body odor to too much cologne or perfume.you can imagine raising some concerns from the public. >> i'm honestly surprised that's law. >> some things you can't help. like baby. >> something you drink, something you ate. >> severe inn tock indication is a smell. >> police say they will not be sniffing around for offenders but and sift they will respond if citizens complain. in a statement the city says the law is aim at reducing disruptive, illegal and dangerous behaviors on public property. >> a carload of teens nasty wreck and cops say a prank caused the whole thing. what one passenger lit on fire that accept three friends to the hospital. >> firing cerebral palsy this teen is regularly the target of bullies. how she's using a taylor swift song to fight back inspire other. >> temperatures across the area are below average. but the typing of >> a prank with a lighter leads to serious car accident involving five teenagers much this happened early sunday in idaho. cops say the driver crash the suv after a front seat passenger li

they are also spending less time at the mall meaning less time walking past those loud, cologne-filledell, earlier this hour we told you how it was a sad summer in hollywood, so our question tonight, do you go to the movie theater anymore? we asked the question on gerriwillis.com. 70% of you said no. huh. 30% said yes. sort of my life too. taking nutrition to a creepy level, what better way to get people to drink more water than having the water fountain talk to you and thank you for your patronage. look at this. the drink up campaign created the fountain which talks to someone when they start drinking. check it out. >> i ask you a perm question? a personal question? are you a sipper or a gulper? anyway, keep drinking up. ♪ ♪ >> water helps keep your teeth nice and clean. no wonder i was so mesmerized by your smile. >> you're feeding over one trillion thirsty cells right now. water can boost your mood. [laughter] gerri: well, the weirdest part is first lady michelle obama is praising this weird technological development. her group called let's move calls the fountain splash magic. and

. >> one phone, can spray cologne or hand sanitizer, other case haves small knives or lighters builtust remember, phone shapes and sizes often change. so if you're always upgrading to the latest and greatest phone, you need to put some thought into how much you really want to spend on pricy case specially if you're not likely to have the phone very long. i placed links for you on cbsphilly.com. follow me on facebook and twitter. they're there, too. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> so many people go for the latest and greatest. >> oh, lines down the street for that new iphone. >> yes indeed. all right, now to armadillo in texas. who got a police escort. >> oh, giving it the texas pronunciation, too. >> hey, arm dill a. well, that little fellow needed help crossing a street after heavy rains made conditions treacherous, got some help from an officer. that will friendly guy owe blige dollars much to the delight of onlookers trying to get him to cross the road safely. oh, does not like being pick up, wiggle, wiggle, but able to stop traffic and get the little guy acr

says the end to his vacation was anything but pleasant when t-s-a agents targeted him because of his cologne. >> mark:jean marie occean , his wife, and young daughter were in the fort lauderdale-hollywood airport ready to fly back to boston. >> mark:occean said the t-s-a pulled him into a separate room for additional screening when he tested positive for explosive chemicals. >> mark:he said agents eventually told him it was likely something very common that set off the sensors. >> mark:occean grew up in haiti and became a u-s citizen last month. >> mark:he rarely flies and doesn't know when or if he'll do it again. >> mark:the t-s-a said released a statement saying-- >> mark:"t-s-a's explosives trace detection technology must be sensitive enough to detect even the slightest presence of explosives on a passenger or piece of luggage. >> mark:due to this sensitivity, on occasion, commonly used items can render a false positive alarm during screening." >> mark:united airlines is offering a voluntary buyout to senior flight attendants in an effort to reduce staff. >> mark:the airline and the flig

in cologne. we are growing or extending the bases in the main rome and barcelona airports.big shift in our model. with the new aircraft orders, we expect to double in size. we expect hefty growth will take place at bigger primary airports -- half of the growth will take place at bigger primary airports. >> ryan is not at the big paris airports. is that going to change? >> what we are seeing in the way the industry is changing is the primary airports are coming to ryanair. and error tell you italia cut -- air flights. they are coming to ryanair because we have the aircraft air orders -- aircraft orders. will give you the discount to persuade you to grow. please link our primary airport to your existing destinations across europe. >> is that going to happen in france? atre is a huge opportunity the moment, with a massive strike taking place in the country. easyjet looks like they will be a beneficiary. >> france's the country i would be least interested in growing in. the have not sorted out their union legislation. particularly with the base we have in marseille. to growery

. >> smell the revolution, a cuban company with two new colognes. called woodsy and refreshing citrus scent with notes of talcum powder. >> coming soon to a store near you, just in time for the holidays. let's get another check of our forecast with nicole mitchell. >> i don't know if you're like me. i'm already mentally on the weekend. as we head toward the weekend, we have that cooler air for the west coast. this is good for the firefighting efforts. ahead of that, things are going to crank up in the northern plains. more 60s, spreading through the west. even los angeles from the 80's, almost 90 degrees today, more to 80 tomorrow. billings in the meantime, 93 in that warmer flow. in the place that are more into the lower 70's on the east coast after moisture moves out, mid 70's stick in there for a lot of the weekend. a lot of places will have a pleasant weekend in store. >> they like that. >> here's a job not for the feint of heart, beekeepers moving a giant hive. it's believed it has been there until may. the hive and its 600,000 plus bees were n

you and i in cologne and places. in those days, in the early 19th century you burned their towns. there were all dreadful things that happened but that was the n way you fought war in those thg days. >> two questionsg back uphere. the question sitting down and then the gentleman standing up and then i'll come back over here. >> deep in vermont we have closh connection with our canadian friends. our question is, does how much of madison's cabinet had an or e impact on the decision to -- for the canadian campaign? and was the purpose to eradicate the british north american, gain moreland for the united states,c or a combination of both? and if the canadian campaign hadn't occurred, what would then the impact on my senses are the bladensburg battle or war of 1812? >> if we canry t keep our answea short we're going to trys and t to as many questions as possible. panel. >> the main point is this was the only way that the americans could really fight the british. the u.s. navy was pretty at this point.h the less than about 20 major vessels as against 600 vessels for the royal navy. so t

. >> all this money on cologne and all i need is a job. >>> in the social media crazed world, it mightrom his mini -- or her mini screen. >> our next guest says where there is a will, there is a way. how to protect that perfect balance. she's an author and we have some questions for you. how do you know -- right now so many kids have exposure to tablets, phones. how do you know if they're on too much too often? >> you have that gut feeling that tells you, am i letting them do too much? you start to see some behaviors that if they're not on the internet, they start looking for it. i know people that have gone on vacation that they have no internet access and have come back early because their kids said, we couldn't handle being out here. you see there is this compulsion that if i don't have it, i'm going to be irritable and it's something that's alarming for parents and grandparents. >> we were talking before, the big thing with the earlier generation, it was stop watching television. now it's the ipad and phone. you set up guidelines. first off, set up guidelines. >> yes. a lot of pare

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