we know dolly really was a public figure. in fact, when he got to the white house and she was not there, he took things of hers, including her cushion. he said he wished to warmly recall mrs. madison's seat. ." [laughter] mr. seale: it is considered absolutely shocking. that a man like that in the opposition would remark on a woman in that way -- it was not done. it was amazing what she had to go through during that. ms. swain: before the british arrived, we have a depiction of the social life in the white house. how were they using it before? mr. seale: peter did those pictures, very great research. all you see theire was burns. -- see there was burned. her husband was quiet. he sat around like this in the corner. he had to meet people and bring people to both sides of the aisle and her personality -- she was a funny looking little thing. she liked people. she always liked people. she loved the stage she was on. should also been a quaker and had an unhappy party with them being a widow. her first husband died of yellow fever

hunt: sarah polk and dolly became very close. dolly mentored sarah. sarah fed dolly. they were the two war first ladies. war of 1812 and the mexican more. there were many parallels between dolly madison and sarah polk. the sense of self, fashion, the understanding of the role of the first lady in conveying the indirect's that would support her husband's presidency. it is not easy to be a first lady during war. there were many detractors as the war went on. polk went in and said i'm going to do the following things in four years, and by god, he did. ms. swain: this is also the first time we have photography. we have a fabulous photograph to show you right now. it brings together a number of these characters. here are the polks and dolly madison. we can also see harriet lane. photography as a political tool. how do politicians absorb this new technology and begin to use it for their benefits? professor finkelman: they are just beginning to figure this out. you don't really get it until the 1850's and 60's when photography is everywhere. now, it is almost a novelty in th

anybody remember dolly the sheep? it took a particular till you you and it took a memory tissue cell and put it into a dish. the same time they got an egg cell from a different breed of u and they remove the nuclear material including genetic material from that egg cell. they had a empty egg cell with starves somatic cells. they put these things together zap them with electricity in the membranes break open and the nuclear material dumps into the egg. the proteins in that egg cell can do a little bit of magic and caused a somatic cell to regress and go back to the early-stage word has the capacity to become every type of cell in the body. dolly was a genetic clone of the memory cell and not of a egg cell. this technology does work. it's not efficient. dolly was one of nearly 300 different eggs that they attempted to use in this process process. it does work but it has been shown to work in a bunch of different species since then. so how would it work with -- we go out into the field and find the well preserved mammoth

and she gets to be a little like dolly.s invited to the white house just about every time they are going to be having a big deal. she gets invited. no party is a party unless she's there. she does a lot of good. she really does. host: we'll take a call and then talk a little more about her. this is charles in wheatland pennsylvania. how about that? there's a town named after the estate. you are on the air, charles. >> good evening. i don't know if your panel there has heard of it, it is a radio suburb of youngstown across the state line. it is named after the estate. it was originally an old ca -- old canal town. it went from pittsburgh through youngstown and then through eerie. and then there is the wheatland tube company, which is a large producer of tubes and hirne et -- and iron etc.. the only question i have, i wonder if there are any other towns named after the estate of a president? i think this is rather unusual. host: that is a detailed tailed question. do you know the answer? feather: i know there is mount vernon.

i don't think there had been anything like it since dolly madison.d a flurry with julia tyler but she was only around for eight months and past that, the white house didn't really sparkle, but under buchanan, it sparkled. host: the woman responsible for coordinating life in the white house was harriet lane. who was harriet lane? ann: she was the niece of james buchanan. she'd been orphaned at an early age and he took her under his wing. when her father died, i think he was made it her guardian. host: buchanan was her guardian. feather: both her parents died when she was about 9 or 10 and he was her guardian. feather: he took care of a bunch of nieces and nephews. he was a bachelor. host: for the pennsylvanians out there, we should mention he was pennsylvania's only president. we will be visiting the home he built in lancaster pennsylvania, as the segment continues. as a reminder, we'd like you to be involved. it's more fun when you ask questions. you can do that by calling us, 202, 585 3881. and you can tweet us using the #firstlady or post-it on fac

dolly's candy lands is where we will be set up in rehoboth beach.g to you live all morning long from the beach. kick it off tomorrow at 6:00. if you go to rehoboth, you know that's the sign, that's where we will be beginning tomorrow. stop in and check out the french fries, at thrasher's, jen will be down at the royal treat restaurant, also going to make stop at fun land. have some fun with us, visit us tomorrow when we're in rehoboth beach all day long. >> mike somebody told me that they saw you in a vat of jello yesterday. >> yes, they did what? >> check it out. ready? oh, i love every second of this. >> with whip cream on top. >> look at this that was 750 gallons of strawberry jello. >> oh my gosh. >> an event put together by the american heritage federal credit union northeast fill toy raise money for the kids. we raised $22,000 last night. >> what? >> oh wow. >> and they wanted me to go down i said i ain't going for nothing, somebody raised their hand and donated thousand dollars for me to go down the slide. shake it off at the judge's table, t

. >> dolly, what are you feeling right now? >> somebody could have just taken my son. >> then watchize put my own son to the test. get away from him. it's nerve wracking. grab the kids and watch this one together. you're the hero of the day. all right. whoo! it's the return of "dateline's" "my kid would never do that." >>> hi, everyone, i'm natalie morales morales. you have probably talked to your kids about stranger danger, but in real life, it's not usually a stranger who tries to lure a child, it's someone they've met before. would your child know how to stay safe? we put some great kids to the test, their parents watching the whole time from inside our watch mobile. and they wanted their children to take part in our demonstration in hopes of inspiring a vital conversation we should all be having. [ door bell rings ] [ dog barks ] >> we are at it again. >> what the hell are you doing? >> testing kids to see how they react to difficult situations. >> which one, bud? >> when they think no one is watching. >> that's gun. >> fro

they bought dolly in 1842 and a few days later purchased her half brother, sam.they did have domestic help. they would help eliza with chores such as raising the children, cutting the firewood, and cooking the meals. this is the house where they got their start. this is where they put the roots down in the community. this is where he had a this thriving business at the tailor. this is where he first entertained as he started to politics. this is a house where the children were born. this place holds a special place in the lives of the couple. ms. swain: once again, i'd encourage you if you get to that part of the country, make a visit to greenville, tennessee to see the life of the johnson family as the federal government has preserved it through the national park service. she has the distinction in the history books of being the youngest bride. how old was she? guest: 16. ms. swain: andrew johnson? guest: 18. they were a very, very young couple. and as life has it -- i thought her life story would be a wonderful made for tv movie. she was a young girl. she was s

i'm going to be live in front of dolly's candy land, we will be sampling the famous fries, from thrasher'sch is right next-door there, and then jen's going to be over at the royal treat restaurant, will hit hook up with fun land, come on by, bring the kids before they have to head off to school. or maybe give the kids personal day and come and spend the day with us. >> well we can't recommend that can we? >> i'm just saying, throwing out that idea, chris. >> well school command week. >> sure. so what are you doing now? what are they doing? they're doing nothing now. they're cleaning their desks out. >> that's true. they haven't had homework in over a week. >> if you didn't make it by now, you're not making it. >> live learns from bob kelly. >> well, he has six kids, woe know. >> all right bob should and lot of fun tomorrow. >> the president is sending more troops to iraq. he's ordered deployment of up to 450 more american troops to fight the islamic state. us forces will open fifth training site in iraq, dedicated specifically to helping the iraq army integrate sunni tribes into the fight.

. >>> dolly parton sang working 9 to 5 is a way to make a living.the past the vast majority of workers attracted to working because of benefits and healthcare. now with obama healthcare it is less risk to go solo and become an independent worker. >> interesting. police say there's a new clue in a washington, d.c. mansion murder and it links the suspect to the scene of the crime. >>> some say what a lady did was an act of kindness, in the end she lost her job. we'll have the details when "action news" comes right back. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> >> reporter: all right, gang we're getting over the hump almost friday. this morning's ride is looking better because the overnight construction zones are clearing out like the one blocking the ramp from the schuylkill ramp to the vine eastbound. the vine

you see a guy walking in a dolly with a hoodie over his head a heavy gaming machine. what?> some of the gambling machines in vegas, and they're all over the uk in pubs -- >> the fruit machine. >> things on the wall -- >> i didn't know what that that was. thanks for clarifies. >> they don't believe the man acted alone. let's watch him get away. did he have a big van? nope a smaller station wagon. they just strapped it in and drove off. >> they probably found this things two miles down the road after they hit a speed bump. >> this last one will give you a chuckle. you can see the police are in hot pursuit. the guy jumped the fence and an officer followed. >> now, they just posted this video. they say this happened back in 2013. they say the suspect was eventually apprehended, charged and convicted. >> in the royal navl -- for ninth, even the most average day will be an exciting one,ful like this one. they had lost power, they have gone out to help them out because of choppy rough seas. they're going to send one of their volunteers onto the yacht in high sea toss help the skip

i really appreciate it and thanks for having me. >> thank you dolly. >>> we showed you earlier how theus back to the rose bowl. the champions who gave the power of women a kick-start. >> chastain will take it. >> reporter: july 10th, 1999. pasadena, california. >> she missed a penalty kick against china and they lost that game. >> reporter: more than 90,000 fans nearly silent, and then this. >> goal! >> everything from the whistle going forward to the kick and then the ball going through and hitting the net was slow motion. but then once it hit the net, then it was just like, i mean, everybody behind the goal was going like this. bang you know? fourth of july! >> reporter: a moment brandi chastain has replayed in her countless time. she along with mia ham and scurry and kristine lilly and their teammates have become what is called the greatest women's sports team in history. >> the new world cup champions the united states of america! >> reporter: did you have awareness at this time this team was really doing something for women sports in general? >> i think we were all really enthusia

. >> a dolly pardon song i'm. >> yes. that. >> i did, and i wrote "i have nothing", for her, which was fun. she was amazing. she was a race horse, she'd rip her jacket off, come in the studio and go. no vocal exercises. she was a troubled girl. as i read she was troubled long before i met her. and that. struggled with her life. if you gave me a list of 100 singers and said which one will go, she wouldn't be at the bottom of the list. >> wow. in "hitman" your terrific show. >> makes me smile. >> well, it should. >> it was my funeral when i was alive. it was pretty cool. >> stop. you played tribute to a hero of mine, maurice white. what is the importance of earth, wind and fire to your career. >> it's a kind of two fold, and i just give you a peak into the - my little sole. when i was in skylark, the singer in skylark, a great guy was not a fan of mine particularly. he was a huge fan of earth, wind and fire. when the group broke up. i thought i want to work with earth, wind and fire, it will be my mission and goal to get to

. >> the dolly llama will be here in october. the ceremony happen at the national constitution center a month after the papal's visit. mayor nutter says they are fortunate to host these leaders back-to-back. >>> a yearbook identified a student as having special needs. michael craft's son attends edgeschool school in yardley in bucks county. craft says it was wrong to single his child out and says all children should be treated as equals. >> it's not just the picture or the title. it's the ramifications that can go in three or four years, one year when he looks back on his yearbook. >> the school district says the normal proofreader had a death in the family and someone else took that person's place. district officials gave nbc10 a statement reading, quote, the school district is aware that an elementary school student yearbook identified students with special needs. this was an unfortunate error and the matter is being addressed with our staff and the families. >>> volleyball player is suing delaware state university and her coac

we will start broadcasting live at 6:00 from right here, dolly's candy land, go to rehoboth you know the big sign, that's where we will be set up tomorrow morning, right on the beach, you got the boardwalk, you got the candy store, we will check out thrasher's french fries, jen's going to be over at the royal treat restaurant, also, going to check out fun land. so whole day of fun planned we'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning in rehoboth beach. mike, alec being back to you. >> thanks, 7:06. teacher in chester county accused of sexually abusing one every his student. police say 31 year old matthew began assaulting the male student at the phelps school malvern in 2013. the student was 17 at the time lived on campus. he says it went on for his entire senior year. police say he was teen's dorm supervisor, teacher, coach. he has since been fired, now investigators to see if there may have been other victims. >> ntsb released their findings, in that deadly amtrak crash, from last month. saying the trains engineer wasn't using his phone. >> but philadelphia police say their invest

dolly eventually baked and sold pies out of the tailor shop. she started her own business.am wrote president johnson at one point asking to buy land for purposes of a church and school house for the -- for the african-american children there in greeneville, and johnson wrote back and said no, just have the plot of land drawn up and i'll give it to you. so he started that there in greenville for them. and eventually gave sam land and he built his own house there in greenville. susan swain: well, the most challenging time for this family had to be the war years. and johnson was in the senate at this point, and you mentioned earlier that he was the only united states senator from the south who supported the union. where did his strong union allegiance come from? kendra hinkle: east tennessee was very much pro-union during the civil war. so it was just a different mindset, a different type of infrastructure, a different type of a farming community than middle and west tennessee, which were more aligned with the confederacy. susan swain: so what happened when tennessee voted sec

and my personal favorite gay dolly and his dream.r a good idea to hold a flag redesigning contest? >> we should do it every time there is an election. i came up with a design for new swree land and it gets at the heart of what it means to be new zealand. doesn't that say it all? >> it does. if you saw that flag you would say new zealand. >> if you know someone from new swree lantd -- new zealand ask where they are from in australia. >> i know you are awfully fun by somebody's measures. there is one and it was just blue. someone submitted a blue entry. maybe that is art. but it is not inventive and it dumbs down new new zealand. >> so much smarter than that. >> this is where the shier is. >> the flag should be of their founder bobobagins. >> i love hobitry. >> what is your favorite thing? >> that is part of english speaking plan we have in the u.s. and australia. >> they can still donate to the clinton foundation. >> i was going to say fly to the concords. i was going to whip up a picture and that is one of the flags it beat me to it.

. >>> say hello, dolly, the big honor that will bring the spiritual leader to philadelphia later this. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. (gong) blend kikkoman into your burger patties to beef up their savoury meaty flavour. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >>> women with early stage breast cancer are opting for a breast conserving surgery. researchers reviewed records for more than 700,000 women treated for early stage breast cancer between 1998 and 2011. in 1998 54% of women chose to have lumpectomies. in which only the tumor and surrounding area of the breast were removed. >>> the baby recession could be over. 53,000 more babies

some of the furniture was back to the days of dolly madison. had a lot to worry about. >> if you think of the repercussions of this woman arriving from kentucky, referred to as the republican queen mocked by people that do not know her and willing to assume the worst about these banquets it puts a chip on her shoulder even before she arrives in the capital. it might begin explain some of her shopping, some of her preoccupation with fixing up the white house, for example. >> and we have a quote from her, her rationale for why she spent so much money on her own attire. "i must address myself in this attire because people who scrutinize every article i wear with curiosity. the fact i have grown up in the west subject to more searching observation." when she interviews elizabeth keckley, she asks how much she will charge for her dresses. >> keckley says, i will be reasonable. they came to an agreement. my theory is that she wanted a lot of dresses but could not afford to pay lavishly. on her budget, she was able to get what she wanted because keckl

thinks the hottest items thanks to dolly's, we have the red, white and the blue. guard these this is a hot item, girls. we will check the jam cams. we are heading to work. it is friday, schuylkill westbound. we have an accident on i-95 near commodore barry and this weekend grab yourself a new schedule, septa buses they change up on slick try city and frontier lines. back here live in rehoboth beach. i got my vacation spot plan. i have a week off from work. putting the kid in. but now i get out there and is there nothing in the fridge. we need typers, ketchup, who do you call. >> concierge by the sea. >> you give these following what you want and what you need and they delivery to your door when i get here. >> everything. >> we make bed, stock groceries, everything is here from sun screen to cereals. >> put sun screen on there. >> for you, we will. >> so everything. we will have all of this information on our web site. i love it because if mom's happy, dad's happy. a happy life is a happy wife. >> back to you guys in the studio. >> thanks, bob. >>> getting bigger,

the compromise and finally they adjourned, she goes to a meeting of the orphan asylum trustees that dolly madison with the local women here founded the orphan asylum after the british invasion so she goes to meet the trustees and one of the trustees said they needed new building,. she said why? what you talking about? the woman said the session had been very long. the fathers of the nation had left 40 cases to be provided for by the public. and our institution was the most likely to be called upon to maintain this illicit progeny. 40 pregnant women left behind and their only 200 members of congress. some of them could have been recidivists, i don't know. so she says to john adams i recommended a petition to congress next session for that great and moral body to established a founding institution and should certainly move that the two additional dollars a day which they have given themselves as an increase in pay may be appropriated as a fund towards the support of the institution. it doesn't get any better than that and when i discovered this i couldn't believe it so i knew what ever this

they spent 2-1/2 months preparing for a move and used a dozen dollies. the house was built in 1923.a website that sells and relocate homes. they bought it for $850,000 and that includes delivery. >>> an art exhibit features the work of talented kids. the program is a 5 week photography course that teaches kids with cancer about the art and skill of taking pictures. children learned how to capture beautiful still shots and learn how to proget about being sick -- forget about being sick. >> we want kids to be kids. we believe that should be their only rule. this is a way to get a sense of normalcy back into their lives and have fun. >> 800 cancer patients across the united states participated in the program. we put a slide show on our website so you can see the beautiful and inspiring pictures. go to www.ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> a data breach could effect every single agency. the important information that is at stake and it could involve security clearances. plus -- >> the group making replica r2d2 that lucas film used and what happened when they took a cruise through san

. >> well, it's coming right forwards her dolly upload that to our facebook page last night it showedcking through her neighborhood and nothing happened thanks to the advanced warning and adam you were on the air for a while doing a great job. >> the doppler radar really pinpointed it when and where. >> it's that technology we are able to now give that advanced warning and that is the biggest compliment that anyone can give someone, you warned us far in advance before the storm came in, thankfully for double scan live we got the advanced warning. it's beautiful now in center city 83 in philadelphia the dew point nice and low and dry at 55 degrees and winds from the west at 8 miles per hour. northwest chester county the sun is shining and a few clouds and northwesterly wind at 9 miles per hour, and one more stop in atlantic city, a breathtaking view looking southbound a few puffy cumulous clouds and a west-southwestly wind at 11 miles per hour and the ocean temperature is coming in at 67 degrees, mother nature can be nasty and beautiful and she changes her mind quite frequently we have

she was about as british as dolly parton.om baton rouge and worked for her posh enunciation as assiduously as actors from the royal shakespeare company. trained playboy bunnies for clubs around the country. she she taught the playboy way to smile, say hello, and deliver drinks with the bunny dip. she disdained and when she dripped distain it was a powerful, toxic stream. the criticism that have been made. uniforms are the correct. uniforms. the last drink a tour through the morning. this was not a good time to walk a dog could not buy through delhi jonah. spread the tribune over the former studio apartment. a little sugar with squat and quiver of the unfurled front page. aim for mary daly. a very daily. -- aim for mary daly. the tribune was much better than the sun-times for that. the online version of the good. do you remember when we had the spring them from jail? highlight of my childhood. one night i will condense the story. they went out to well street for a hamburger. they they were stopped because they turned the wrong

a barry truck last a dolly and it went spot lanes.s to get flat tires southbound 101 before highway 12. >> 5:56. it took more than seven decades with two special high school graduates got to cross the stage and accept their diplomas. george and mika are high school graduates in southern california, the diplomas are different from others this year. the class of 1943 is when they should have graduated but they were forced into internment camps during world war ii. a child hood friend helped the 90-year-old couple get the recognition they deserved. >> 72 years and never expected this so it is quite an h >> the orange county couple received a standing ovation. they said it feels like graduating. >> next a new twist on california's controversial bill that could be a secret motivation to get lawmakers passed regarding vaccines. >> a fix for phones that could put customers after risk as an easy target of grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring

dolly's candy land right there on the bore walk, i'll be having some of the thrashers fries for breakfasttop. jen will be over at the royal treat restaurant, ride the log plume. so if you're up tomorrow morning come on by setting up shop there in rehoboth beach. this weekend septa's new summer schedule kicks in for all of it bus and trolley systems mainly for the city, frontier and the victory lines, all change their schedules sometime throughout this weekend. grab new schedule today good to go. pennsylvania turnpike, crews still working between ft. washington and philadelphia. mass transit and the bridges looking good. >> thank you so muchment following breaking details this morning police are continuing right now to search for missing philadelphia teenager. >> right now steve keeley is talking with inspector scott small about what they know so far. we will check back in with steve, and find out what he learned, live from the scene in just a few minutes, so hang with us for that story. >> one man dead, shot at point blank range 2600 block north eighth street around 9:30 last night. thirt

traveling on the inner loop of the beltway no issues from dolly madison boulevard to baltimore avenuete commute. no issues on 95 as you make your way from cardinal drive to i-395. an 18-minute commute now this morning. if you're traveling westbound on 50 from mlk highway to florida avenue northeast, a 16- minute commute. a live look outside shows you how things are shaping up here. the woodrow wilson bridge. no issues for you this morning. you can see traffic flowing freely on both the inner and outer loop. as we head to maryland on i-270 for those of you traveling southbound in areas like fredricksburg, gaithersburg, no issues on the southbound side of i-270 as you make your way toward the beltway. you're looking at a pretty nice commute for the whole. you can't even complain about it. over to you. >> thank you, larry. >>> 6:1. here's what's in the news. rescuers are searching for more than 400 people still trapped in a capsized river cruise ship in china. a total of 15 people have been rescued. 19 bodies reportedly recovered. the ship capsized monday evening on the yangtze river. th

the dolly lama will be honored here in philadelphia for his human right work. >> is philly the place to be? we'll get the dalai lama, pope coming next year the dnc. the national constitution center said the tibet lead letter receive philadelphia's liberty medal this year. medal comes with $100,000 cash prize. the dalai lama will receive his metal on october 26th, a month after pope francis' visit. i lived in portland, oregon when the dalai lama came to portland about 12 years ago. the city was packed. >> maybe he's following you? >> i don't know. you know with a was really cool though? my wife had his book the art of happiness. she gave it to one of the handlers helpers staff. got inside for her. by the dalai lama. >> don't touch t leave it on the shelf. that's special. >> ya. >> coming up: tropical storm bill causing problems in the lone star state. what they are dealing with this morning. >> also ahead, the investigation continues into that deadly balcony collapse in berkley california. what may have caused it. straight ahead. >> heavy rainfall, still causing major problems in part

no issue there is for our marc train riders or vre riders but on the inner loop of the beltway from dolly madison to kenilworth avenue, about a 23-minute commute. over to you. >>> at 6:17 here are some other things in the news right now. a massive search happening on both sides of the border with canada and officials in new york are offering a $100,000 reward in hopes of bringing two escaped prisoners to justice. >> in an unprecedented move for this particular facility, the pair managed to cut their way out of new york areas largest max -- new york's largest maximum security prison. >> they could be literally anywhere. >> reporter: hundreds of officers from federal and state law enforcement agencies are combing through the wooded areas surrounding the clinton correctional facility hunting for david sweat and richard matt. the convicted killers left behind decoys in their beds saturday as they used power tools to cut their way through prison walls. >> we presume that they may have access to a vehicle as well as may have received assistance in their escaped effort. >> must have kept you awa

back here live at dolly's in rehoboth beach. we will get red, we have the red and blue stripe. what do we do with that now. >> now we will roll it up. >> original since when did we open up. >> 1927. >> since 1927 they have been making salt water tat i buy hand just like this here on the beach. i can look out ande sunrise. we will have the red and blue stripe which is our fox color. >> how do we do that. >> you ever wonder how it got into that little plastic rapper. >> cool. >> we have the blue stripe. >> and then a red stripe. >> new lets go over to the machine over here. because earlier when dave was doing weather we made some licorice hit the button, this is licorice flavor right, tommy. >> yep good you put tonight this roller so it went from that big pile, got thinned out and you squeeze it and put it in here. >> look at that. >> you guys were here when i pulled up, every day non-stop 24/7. >> not 24/7 but we are here every day. we start really early because of the weather. we're affect greatly by humidity. we try to get in here early and before it really mess owes it up. >>

. >> not to mention a dead on dolly parton impersonation motivated by her obvious physical similaritiesed years later on the "new day" set. >> where did you get these? >> we have our ways! >> what is happening right now? [ laughter ] >> i am -- >> it is not unusual to see her perfect hair comprised only by her desire to unleash it during commercial break. today we celebrate allison's day of birth known as the day she walked among us. >> it's true. >> her humor, humility grace, incredible intelligence. something we're looking to witness every day as part of our "new day" family. you are lucky to have her as well. we wish you many many more. >> thank you! >> you're so sweet. >> it was actually yesterday. >>st it the first day of summer so i share it with everyone because it's a glorious day. >> it occurred to me, that's father's day and your birthday. >> what did the children do? i'm surprised they didn't remove father's day. >> they did a lot of cards. there was a lot of card drawing yesterday. >> happy birthday. >> thank you. >> there should be flags, parades. >> we'll continue our para

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whether it's dolly parton or carrie underwood or... like, they started in the church. is, the roots of music matter... >> grohl: oh, yeah. >> cooper: ...and are important for people to know. >> grohl: i feel like i have the opportunity and the resource to give this to everyone. i can do it, so why wouldn't i do it? this is trombone shorty down here. >> cooper: what made the project so ambitious is that grohl wasn't just shooting a documentary; he was also using the interviews to come up with material for a new song he'd write in each of the eight cities foo fighters spent a week in. the way you're writing songs for this album is completely different than anything you've ever done. and, as far as i know, different than anyone's ever really done. >> grohl: these are all things that people have talked about-- new orleans is a crossroad, the sprits on the square. cyril neville used to watch his family play music through, like, cracks in a door. he'd press his face against the screen. he'd go home with the imprint of the screen on his head. >> cooper: so these are all phras

dolly, thank you for being here. >> i don't know these things. >> but at least you know what we don'tthis many left with this sort of time that they're doing rulings mondays, thursdays, fridays. >> it always happens and they start the week you think it's going to be monday then it's monday and thursday then it's monday thursday. we're thinking they're going to be done by tuesday, a week from tomorrow but they've gone into july before. >> there's no hard and fast rule about what they do, and it doesn't say anything about what's happening now in terms of the judges finishing up their rulings, in terms of how they're negotiating and how they're going to go. no inclination? >> i think the inclination is that they're writing a lot of opinions and concurrence and dissens and there's just a lot of writing and rewriting and drafting going on. that's what happens. i used to think they just did it for drama, they just held the biggies till the end but it's just because there's an enormous amount of writing to be done. >> the reason i use that word dangerous, i feel like there's an expectation a

the home rests on more than a dozen giant dollies that will roll it into place.ce. fascinating. >> that's a nice house. >>> the "washington post" says it's the first time to stream an entire nfl season. yahoo! won the rights to show the bills. fans in buffalo and jacksonville will also be able to watch on local tv stations but the game will not be available on satellite, cable, or broadcast networks or anyone else. it's always a nice morning when you get two buffalo bills references. >> i know. especially for a boy from buffalo. >>> an ad in britain that's been banned for some who say the model is too thin. a regulator deemed the model un unhealthfully underweight and calls the ad irresponsible. natalie joins us at the table. number one the pose that she's in and she looks skeletal. how does an ad like that even make it and how do they decide to ban it? >> a lot of people are looking at them, but in the fashion world, skinny is still selling a lot. but this ad in particular they thought that the model's rib kalk was visible. >> it is. >> they thought her kneecaps