. >> every once in awhile to throw in a chocolate cupcake. >> in the vegetables?> no. >> don't mess up the cupcake. >> righ well meghan markle launched a new cookbook titled "together". >> it contains recipes fpem le effected by a disastrous fire last year. it's a powerful part of cooking to strengthen communities and brings people together. markel calls working on the cook book a labor of love. >> it's 6:26. coming up, crack open a cold one. it may only be the morning time but what is behin a party for a september football win? >> i know one thing,n oklahoma man was a big part of that cleveland browns win. four things you need to know about our forecast today. a couple of sprinkles around mo this ing. this ing. otherwise a cloud fridayy i'm neal simon. i'm the son of an imgrant and a family man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm running for the u.s. senate, unaffiliat with any party, because they're playing partisan games and getting nothing done, i've created high-paying jobs right here in maryland by lpltening, bringing peotogether, and finding common groun

have a birthday party, ran to the store to get birthday balloons, cupcakes, the whole thing. birthday boy was pretty surprised, 15 harrisburg members waiting to celebrate his birthday. and those firefighters are called his friends. heather: that is the kind of story in the market. >> thank you for bringing it to us. that it is half past the top of the hour, drugs disguised as candy, the new warning for parents ahead of how lean. and should the senate be up for grabs as well? scott rasmussen breaking down the races that could shift the balance of power in washington. heather: the search for missing 6-year-old with autism intensifying, rescuers expanding the search area by two miles using dogs and drones. and mrs. a reported by his parents hoping autistic boys can hear them. he was last seen with a shirt saying i'm the man. he lost track after wandering off in this north carolina park. and intense manhunt underway for a brutal murder, dallas police searching for a man suspected of following a woman walking her dog home and stabbing her to death. her roommate seriously injured,

especiallyocolate >> i want a cupcake now. >>> if you suffer from allergieu don't like needles, there is a treatment that may help u.yo >> it's calledsublingual immunotherapy. we explain how it works. >> reporter: for angelo almond and his three young children, heasonal allergy symptoms have gotten so bad that have had to make changes to their daily lives. you can't breathe properly or see probably, driving becomes an issue. >> his doctor recommended allergy shots to reduce his symptoms over time. >> i personally have a bit of a fear of needles. shots for me are not something i would be okay with. a new idea, no shots required. >> sublingual immunotherapy is easy to use. once you have a conversation with your doctor, all it is is putting a tablet under your tongue for a few minutes a day. >> right now there are few treatments available on the market, therefore, dust mite allergies, as far as the lan fear family, it's big. >> reporter:ga doreenst ler, news 4. >>> the time is 4:25. coming up, an alleged predator arrested charged with targeting children ahead in their own neighborhood. >

. >> cupcake!h, >> yook, they have cupcakes right here.t like to see kidse coming hwith their parents. it just,t really bothers me. it bothers me to seehildren here, because i know they'll be here 20 years from now with their kids. f >> 336, yod is ready. please meet your shopper at the door. >> macgillis: taylor hardy visits food pantries like this a couple of times a month. ♪ ♪ she works full-time, but says that even with $230 in food stamps every month, needs charities like st. vincent's to help feed her family. >> will you get me the, um, red sauce out? >> mm-hmm. >> macgillis: taylor was working as a nursing assistant. her boyfriend, andrew,we waherizing houses. both earned a bit more than $13 an hour, but neither had any savings. >> we make $2,300 a nth and we pay $300 for each car, so that's hi00. >> we've got rent, is about $675. >> $675, so there's $1,300. >> (fussing) >> sit right there, mommy's almost done-- here, here, i'm going to make you a taco.el our gas antric, that's $300, easy. and then we pay for diapers-- we can't forg

the tiny cupcakes. >> you know what i mean? the tiny cupcakes. "oh, what you'd you do on your birthday?" i was like, "i shot a video." and she was like, "oh, well -- i didn't know you do music." and i was like, well it was called -- >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, "my vag." >> seth: well, you can't be the one to not say it. >> yeah, no. [ laughter ] i gotta say it. i'll say it. you know what, i'll say it. and -- and you know, i got fired immediately. and then -- [ laughter ] but you know -- you know, like last year when we were filming "ocean's eight", i think like i always felt like pretty disgraced and i don't think i ever really felt closure from that moment. and i filmed this scene with rihanna on this, like, beautiful, crisp night in manhattan. and i come out and i'm walking back to my trailer and i look up and it's the building that i use to work at. and -- it was just like -- it's weird how things come full circle like that. >> seth: yeah. >> i think i -- i finally got the closure i needed. >> seth: i would say anyone -- if anyone ever got fired f

. >> cupcake. >> look, they have cupcakes right here.look at that. >> i don't like to see kids coming here with their parents. it really bothers me.he it b me to see children here because i know they'll be here 20 years from now with their kids. >> brangham: "frontline" airs tonight on most pbs stations. on the newshour online right w, there's more on our t story of the day, hurricane florence. ue take a deeper look at the unonditions that have powered the storm, and what threat it could pose. that's on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, hurricane hunters. miles o'brien flies with researchers into the eye of hurricane florence. and, our team will be on the ground in rth carolina with the latest. i'm william brangham. join us online, and again here tomorrow. for all of us at ther, pbs newshou thank you, and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs bwshour has been provided by: nsf railway. >> consumer cellular. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the ford foundation. working wi

. >>> this baby jackrabbit is so small, she fits in a cupcake wrapper. the rescuers who are now filling in as their -- as her foster mom's. parking spot in downtown san jose. kpix 5's maria medina shows us: the problem isn't congestion. it's confusion. ((britta >>> it is getting a lot tougher to find a parking spot in downtown san jose. maria medina shows us the problem is not congestion, it is confusion. >> it is very confusing. >> reporter: her confusion was caught by our camera as she pulls in to park her car. she pauses wondering if where she is parking is legal. >> there is a parked car in the middle of the street. that was weird. >> reporter: she decides it did not look right and parks against the curb. so, the question is, who is part correctly. she is far from the only one scratching their head. >> i thought it was a bicycle lane and so i was not sure if i could park there or not. >> reporter: it is easy to see why there is confusion. here, the bike lanes against the curb are clearly marked green. a few steps away, there are one hour parking sign

. >> say what you will, i'm not giving up a cupcake. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. this is our western edition. we'll begin with the imperilled nomination of brett kavanaugh. the president said today, he could withdraw his pick to the supreme court. if the president decides accusations of drunken sexual misconduct are true. at the same time, at a late afternoon news conference here in new york, the president called the accusations "a big fat con job by the democrats." kavanaugh and his first accuser, duristine blasey ford, are owheduled to testify tomorrow before the senate judiciary committee. and the president said he will be watching. here was the president at a long solo news conference that went for an hour and 20 minutes. he had very strong words for the democrats. >> they're actually con artists, because they know how quality this man is, and they've destroyed a man's reputation, and they want to destroy it even more. and i think people are going to see that in the mid-terms. tat they've done to this family, what they've done to these children-- these beautif

one cupcake is probably all right. 12 is not a good thing. >> no. 5:17. ready for a royal cookbook.han markleaunched a new cookbook titled together. >> it contains recipes from people in a disastrous london fire last year. it is to strengthen communities and bring people together. >> this is more than a okbook and what i mean by that is the power of food is more than just a meal itself, it is the sto behind it. >> she called working on the cook bo cookbook aabor of love. i love it. >> that must have been fun. i love even just looking through cookbooks and saying that one looks hard. >> exactly. those ingredients? never mind. >> some of them just take so long. but if you'll be maybe grilling, how about that? tomorrow is going to be your bestday. sunday maybe not so much. so there's your outsideok g. this morning early showers. weekend.nces over the and by sunday with the rain chances we have some much coolep atures in the forecast. we'll show you that in a second. right now 72 degrees in washington. 70 in leesburg. 69 in gaithersburg. we do have rain down to the south and west and a

no one is saying you can't walk in and buy a cupcake in a bakery, nowhere.so there are some products gay people can buy and some products they can't. >> it's not a matter of products. it's a matter of using someone's artistic talent to design a specific purpose. quit trying to distort it. >> how about when an inn owner says my inn is a product of my artistic and personal vision so an inn owner says i don't want gay people staying here? that's what the next case is about. >> and i would probably side with you on that because if you open your inn up for public accommodation, you have to take anybody. but if you're asking someone to specifically perform an act in concert with an act that is contrary to their religious values, that's different and you know the difference. >> i know -- rick -- >> that's not what you stated. >> rick, you keep saying these cases are so easy. watch what happens. watch how gay people are being denied service. >> i will watch that. i will watch that. >> denied service. >> because i will stand with you on that. >> just like after the c

we are saying cupcake, we thank you should look at this. and she runs with it. i really want to move -- we are saying, hey, we thank you should look at this. and she runs with it. she threw another went out to us she said what do you think about the c.a.c.? i will make a motion to move this forward. with all the items that are up to -- the other considerations, which would be page 18, so these are staff recommended, supervisor recommended, let's get those out of here. what i like to do is also add these to it. i heard these on tuesday. have the department to explore an or supplemental e.i.r. >> could we talk about that, if you don't mind? it has come up a lot. i think we get that everyone wants to have a better job balance. everyone recognizes you can't have a balance within a small neighborhood. we get that. i realize you all understand that. a supplemental e.i.r. or an addendum or whatever it is has to be done on something. and that something has to be defined. we would have to define how many housing units, where will they go, how will we achieve them, which

it's pizza in the same way like what a muffin is to a cupcake.e it's different. >> who makes the rules? >> jimmy: i make the rules. >> i make the pizza rules. >> jimmy: but anyway, doesn't matter because it tastes good. >> it does, it tastes delicious. >> jimmy: all right, what's the name of your pizza shop? >> lions, tigers and squares, detroit pizza. >> jimmy: lions -- >> detroit lions, detroit tigers, detroit squares. >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, cousin sal. i'm going to eat the rest of this. tonight on the show, music from dreamers. shannon purser is here. mark vetry is sitting in with the cletones. and we'll be right back with terry bradshaw. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey, what do you guys wanna listen to? ooh, hip-hop! reggaeton. edm. what about bubble trance? bubble what? bubble trance. it's a thing. (man) oh. my point is, everyone's got different taste. that's why verizon lets you mix and match your family unlimited plan so everyone gets the plan they want, without paying for thy n't. and right now, the whole family can get six months

cheating or you want to make yourself feel good so that you don't deny yourself things, might be a cupcake in your defense as somebody who has spent some time with you, you do eat sugar once in a while. the other component here and clearly you do this based on the picture, exercise. >> right, and i think some movement in everyone's life is a big part of being your best and feeling your best. you don't have to work out 12 times a week. what i encourage you to do is start gently, move a little bit, walk two or three days a week then add some weight-bearing exercise over time. if you can exercise three to five times a week, you're going to stay in really good shape pretty much forever. >> and the third pillar, health. we shouldn't have to tell people this, but your message is simple. go to the doctor once in a while. >> right. you have to have an annual checkup. you need to go to the dentist, preferably twice a year, and you need to do what the doctor says. standard screenings can catch illnesses early and keep you from having real problems over time. >> and real quick, the fourth pillar, thi

it can also impact neurotransmitters that are >> sha youll, i'm not giving up a cupcake.re the outlier, gail. >> i'll be the outlier. there's nothing depressing to me about that. >> that's a baked good. i think they're talking about fast foods. eating while you have one hand on the wheel. >> okay, i like that, too. [ laughter ] >> trying to find you an exit ramp. >>> the "wall street journal" reports shoppers love those rewards credit cards but retailers hate them. 92% of all u.s. credit card purchase volume is currently charged on those rewards credit cards. retailers are trying to end the honor all cards rule which requires merchants that accept visa or mastercard-branded cards to take all of them. retailers pay a fee when customers swipe. large merchants including target, home depot and amazon are pushing for the right reject some rewards credit cards which typically carry higher fees. retailers bade moilers paid mor billion in credit cards alone. >>> actor will smith celebrated his 50th birthday by bungee jumping out of a helicopter near the grand canyon. john dickers

understand, after everybody leaves from the funeral and after everybody sends the balloons, brings a cupcakeu are there alone. you are there alone. you have the medical bills, you have the legal bills, you have the tragedy of all of it. my husband and i had to file bankruptcy. house, and people don't understand how far-reaching it is. it will never, ever stop. this will follow my children and their children and their children if god so allows it for the rest of our lives, all of these angel families. , theyso tired of hearing parade these little children, don't support my mommy, don't support my daddy. what about us? what about the permanent separation that we will have the rest of our lives? what about our children and our grandchildren? my mother had a heart attack when she heard of nikki's death. situation thatr people don't understand. you have to tell grandparents, these things happen. say since i am here with this backdrop, i became angry and i called everybody. i called the white house, i called doj, i called ice. remember, this is 17 years ago. i called every senator, every congressm

cares about us and it's easy to sit at our homes and pews at church and pretend that everything is cupcakesections are not about us, it's not about individual elections, this is about a country that we love and there are so many ways that you can get involved. you know, family research council is doing phenomenal things, if they didn't ask me to say this, if you have the means to do so you need to be contributing to this organization. >> amen. >> they are working so hard for your values and they are doing a great job of doing it. [applause] >> get involved with your state family policy councils, you all have local and statewide representatives that are running in your areas. you have the ability donate to campaigns, if you have 5 minutes call your friends, make sure they show up. if you want -- if you have the ability to do it, go knock doors, there's no reason that you can't be engaged, that you can't be involved. there are so many ways to get involved, reach out to candidates and you know what, maybe you're like me and grassroots, you want to support candidates you never in a million year

everybody leaves from the funeral and after everybody sends the balloons for the babies and brings a cupcake, you're there alone. you're there alone. you have the medical bills, you have the legal bills, you have the tragedy of all of it that still goes. my husband and i had to file bankruptcy, we lost our house. people just don't understand how far-reaching this is. it will never ever stop. this will follow my children and their children and their children, if god so allows it, the rest of our lives as it will all of their angel families. i get so tired of hearing, oh, you're separating families and they parade these little children, don't deport my mommy, don't deport my daddy. what about us? what about the permanent separation that we will have the rest of our life? what about our children and our grandchildren? my mother had a heart attack when she heard of nicki's death. that was what happened. that was another situation that people don't understand. you know, you have to tell grandparents, you have to tell older people. these things happen. i also want to say since i'm here with this b