. >> my girlfriend, i call her dolly. ernie: where did you get that from? >> maybe frank sinatra used it. ernie: dolly. you use that a lot? >> yeah. ernie: call your friend that? >> absolutely. ernie: what do you say? >> i tell her i love you, dolly. i'll see you later. >> honey, my dear, sweetie if it's to a lady. buddy, pal, my friend. ernie: you have a lot of them. you have a whole menu. >> and then there's dogs. they get them all. all my endearments. ernie: my goodness. >> sweetheart, honey. there's other ones. if i tell you all, my wife will get mad. ernie: some are secret. most of the time it's what? >> sweetheart. ernie: and honey. >> they work. ernie: what word? >> bubula. ernie: perfect. bye-bye. had to have that in there. that was perfect. that's it for now. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ernie anastos. for all of us in studio 5 and our control room, we thank you so much for being a part of our broadcast. have a great night. see you tomorrow. terms of endearment. russ: you look like a bubula.

dolly influence was maybe as great but more subtle.ly stories, you know the story a little bit how she's in the white house and the british are coming in the war of 1812 and she saves the washington portrait. it went over three days. it seems such an unlikely thing while you're running away from the white house and getting someone to cut george washington off the frame of the painting, she writes it as she's writing at the time. i really think she wrote it after. she understood the importance of telling the story right, and so she told it really, really right. it was a different kind of influence, it wasn't a political one, i think. >> host: although army he realized that it was necessary to the national security. >> guest: it was widely believed that an army was a monster, maybe you need to gather a few malacia together because you didn't want an army because they could turn and make a tierney of the land. maybe we ought to list them for three t years. first it was like six months and a year. less and less for three years. the whole n

a dolly. >> a dolly? i'd take anything. a towel, for goodness sake. give him a break.ven the baseball players don't catch them -- >> you're really giving him a break. >> i am because i feel for him. i don't think we should be playing this on national television. >> it's embarrassing. he should have caught the ball from the ball boy. >> give him a mitten and try it again. >> a mitten. >>> coming up in "the skinny," who will play the role of a young nicki minaj in a brand new tv show? >> also ahead, put away your phone and have a conversation face to face. imagine that. one expert admits it's not as easy as it sounds. >>> later, taking a spin in a new car that has no steering wheel. is google's new ride a smooth one? but first today's forecast. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather. brought to you by no-no hair removal. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. ♪ yeah, click >>> a major

in july, louisa goes to the trustees that dolly madison had established after the invasion of 1814. she gets there, one of the other trustee says to her we are going to need a new building and the weeds that says why? and the woman said the session had been very long, the fathers of the nation had left 40 cases and our institution was the most likely to be called upon to maintain this illicit progeny. congress had left 40 pregnant women behind and there is only like a hundred 87 members of congress. so she was up in arms and said i recommended a petition to congress next session for that great and moral body to establish a founding institution and to strictly move it to additional dollars a day which they have been giving themselves as an increase in pay, may be appropriated as a way to fund the institution. it doesn't get any better than that. when i found that i was in ecstasy. and that it did turn out that one of the great letterwriters that i found for this book, was her daughter-in-law, abigail brooks adams. she came to washington when he was in congress before he went on to be

the bbc journalist was a little startled and asked the dolly lama if he was joking.r if he was or not, but it got a lot of attention. >>> coming up next, oakland's big win with uber. the tech company announcing big plans in the east >>> the ridesharing service uber is expanding into oak land. up to 3,000 employees are expected to move into six floors of the newly renovated sears building. real estate experts say the deal puts downtown oakland on the map in a significant way. but there are some concerns. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony explains. >> reporter: kevin just opened his gourmet ice cream shop right across the street from the old sears building just purchased by uber. >> we hope the developers do a great job on the building itself. we've heard rumors of a pa say yoe going through, that it would be a building to connect the businesses inside as the community as a whole. >> it's home actually to many of our current employees but today we doubling down on our growth here and deepening our roots across the bay. >> reporter: they have purchased the old sears bui

you recall, dolly madison was the first lady who had to escape the white house after the british burned it. the state department was next to the white house -- a tiny operation. ashburton negotiated. they had lavish dinners. by the end of june, ashburton aberdeen saying, this problem of the creole, unless be resolve it, will somehow think all of the other issues we have to deal with. finally, western ashburton put thether, in treaty form, issues except the creole. they agreed, for example, ashburton, webster, and funds to tyler hush soften up the people to agree to a new border. the americans got a little more than half, it was a good deal. .hey settled the border on the issue of the right to search, american vessels off the african coast, they had a nice resolution -- let's do joint patrols. they agreed to an extradition treaty. webster tried to get a provision in their that one of the extraditable offenses would be a revolt on board a ship. ashburton was too smart to be caught by that. mid, the exchange notes about the carolina affair, going over niagara falls, in which ashburton admi

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out about the free water and people parked their cars and loaded up, bringing baby strollers and dollies to help with transport. dwayne said he is taking his water to the church to help the homeless. >> this will help our cause. >> reporter: and back here live on the parkway, by 21st street there's a few people walking around, there's a lot of pilgrims in town taking a look around the sites of philadelphia. they meant to get a look at the parkway now that it's opened up. as you take a look at the parkway you can see there's a lot of stuff left to do. crews have been working since the papal mass ended, it took weeks to put it all up, it will take a little time to take it d. scot scot channel 6 "action -- . some streets are shut down and public transportation is getting back up to speed. karen rogers is here with the latest on traffic and transit. >> reporter: rick what we have seen is the progression of this moving faster than we were told it was. this is one of the last places schuylkill expressway completely open as well as on and off ramps. the ben franklin bridge is open. also 676 nor

. >> she's always kind of reminded me of a mixture between lucille ball and dolly parton. and as i watch miley evolve, she's taking on more and more of those traits. you know what i mean? it's just a fun time as a dad, you know. >> next, nicki versus miley. >> and now, back to [ bleep ] had a lot to say about me in the other day in the press, miley, what's good? >> hey, we're all in this industry. we all do interviews and we all know how they manipulate [ bleep ]. nicki, [ bleep ] congratulations. >> this video of a new angling of miley's reaction to nicki trending today but you know what? we can always count on taylor swift to keep it classy. >> okay, what do you call an entire pack of excitement when you see legs, sexiness, style, and t swift's girl squad. i can't hear myself because everybody is freaking out. ♪ now we got bad blood ♪ hey >> swift hugged it out with nicki minaj after her twitter feud and infamous 2009 vma moment with kanye west before presenting him with an award. >> i first met kanye west at this show actually six years ago. >> now bieber's breakdown. t

something you don't have to wait that long to see, dolly parton's coat of many colors. the nbc production which is based on the lyrics to parton's 1971 single hits screens this december. >> and while it's not an official biopic, parton says the song is almost like her love story and jennifer nettles will play the role of parton's mother

one. >> hello, dolly. >> yes. >> what is not to like, right. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> lets see.:48. lets check the road and highways with ann, good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. good news nicole. i-95 northbound to the right of the screen right at street road that accident has been cleared and i-95 is good to go. as we take this portion of i-95 to doylestown for doylestown arts festival today, state street is shut down in doylestown, it is closed between planning street and clifton street and main street between oakland street and court street for doylestown arts festival. that is night. it is scheduled from now until 7:00 tonight. we will move the traffic cam here, there we go to the schuylkill at vine street expressway, the schuylkill at the top of the screen. vine street expressway in the middle no delays on these one highways. they have been behaving themselves this morning. so you are good to go if you are running your errands and taking these highways today. we will move the traffic cam one more time to the blue route approaching mid county toms of the pennsylvani

the foreign issue is dolly ortega. the foreign issue is a treaty that by the way now governed very large number of marriages, and divorces, and abduction of children, where we will get cases where, on one side, are groups of people who are trying to help diminish or eliminate the problem of spousal abuse, and on the other side are groups who are particularly concerned about abduction of children. hmm. and why are we deciding that? their circuit understands why i ask that question. they know that federal judges, among all the judge friday the united states, know much less about this kind of thing that virtually any state court judge specializing in domestic relations, one of the hardest areas in the law, absolutely unbelievably difficult, and they know more than we do. why do they give it to us? because it's in a treaty. why is it in a treaty? because the nature of marriage today and family is more and more international. we or our children or grandchildren are more and more likely to mary -- marry someone from a differ

the southbound lanes between key bridge and dolly madison boulevard are closed. police tell us they expect it to be that way for a while. >>> minority people are displaced after flames ripped through thundershower apartment complex in temple hills on saturday. it damaged about 30 units there. >>> police are trying to find a man accused of trying to abduct a woman in fairfax county. police say he grabbed a woman walking near pinewood south apartments in fairfax and tried to pull her into a for by vehicle. she fought back. was helped by a good samaritan and able to get away. >>> well, it has been a tough go for atlantic city recently. failed casinos. boarded up businesses on the boardwalk. and they are all competing with casinos from neighboring states now. >> that's right. city leaders are dreaming of a fresh start. here is elaine kahano. >> reporter: jason doyle and his family are enjoying the last few days of summer in atlantic ty as he has done since he was a kid. >> all i remember seeing was casinos. but as i got older and now i have children of my own, it's m

what did you discover that dolly madison? >> guest: one of the interesting things about the virginia founders is that they ended up poor. jefferson had to have a lottery at the end of his life. the same was true in the madison dolly brought this onto their marriage and john payne todd was his name. at one point he was taking stuff out of montpelier and serving on the street corners. i actually have a friend in maryland on the eastern shore who said to me i have to madison letter's. when people say that you are a little skeptical, but he does. they are short but they are very important for the winding up stories that we don't know the end of ended occurred to me if somebody tells you they have a madison letter you should pay attention because of all that stuff out there in any of it still hasn't been captured by scholars. but any case, there was great financial stress in the dolly as a widow was poor. it showed her depending on a loan of 75 cents. 75 cents is more than now but not that much more. she started wearing the same c

say, the news of dolly just exploded. there was a huge controversy that erected.resident clinton made statements, the united nations made statements. the press went on for several years. but we have seen it kind of faith from the headlines for lots of reasons. it is not really clear, we can try to explain why. it is clear that the american people are still strongly opposed to human cloning. the most recent gallup survey to look at this which was in 2014 showed that americans are very strongly opposed to cloning. one of the surveyed options that gallup asks that had the most disliked possibilities. the american people are generally opposed to human cloning, especially human cloning to create children. who is -- host: who is doing this science? it something under the radar. guest: it sounds like it, it is really not that secret. it is just not making it into the popular press. it is appearing in scientific journals. is just nothing at the scale that there had been years ago. the chief research team, i guess you would have to say at the moment, is a research team out

one of the of the women who they all liked enormously was a dell cutts who is a dolly madison's great-niece she then married stephen douglas, senator who defeated abraham lincoln in the famous lincoln douglas debate. she was furious this was happening. she wrote, the dirty speculator and party pics are, broken and health by drink with his first wife, buys an elegant well bred women because she is poor and her father is proud. but then she says it's a good thing there is a new water system coming to washington so that barry came his wife in the factories douglas may wash some off of her. if he don't come they will be a perfect rooms with better ventilation. you don't learn from the men was stephen douglas think stinks. when she did go off to richmond to be the first lady of the confederacy, she stayed in close touch with her friends particularly elizabeth of blair house. lizzie lee wrote wonderful letters. her brother was in the congress, her father was a big advisory to lincoln, her husband was a cousin of robert e lee, was in the union navy. because he was in the navy she wrote to him almo

the same is true of madison in part because of dolly's son. she brought this onto their marriage and john todd was his name. at one point he was taking stuff out of montpellier and selling it on the street corner. i actually have a friend in maryland on the eastern shore they said to me when he found out i was working on the book he said i have to madison letters. when people say that to you your little skeptical but he does. they are short but they are very important to winding up stories that we don't know the end of and it occurred to me if somebody tells you they have a madison letter he should pay attention. because of john payne todd all of that stuff was out there and many of it still hasn't been looked at by scholars. in any case there was great financial stress at the end of the marriage and dolly as the weather was poor. there is one manuscript i remember reading the shows are depending on a loan of 75 cents. 75 cents was more than now but not that much more. she started wearing the same clothing all the time. she wore a black dress

dolly madison, the first lady, had her butler cut out the portrait of george washington by gilbert stewart. that facial feature of that painting is what's on the dollar bill. if you ever saw that. so that the british would not capture that and parade it into disgrace. that night the british moved into washington, d.c., and burned the government buildings. even from the rooftops of baltimore looking down, you could see a glow in the sky as those buildings went up in flames. people knew this would be next. ironically enough, baltimore would be next and ironically enough it was september 11, 1814, when the british armada was seen at the mouth of the patapsco river. there's an interesting letter by a young jewish volunteer, he said -- he was taking care of his brother. he heard the church bells ringing in baltimore. that was the alarm system. he was a militiaman he took his musket. and there is a hill still there today in the inner harbor, called federal hill. and from federal hill at the time, it was just farmland between there and the fort. from federal hill you could see way down the river.

. ♪ when i stop dreaming >> reporter: returning to his roots, he is joined by country stars like dolly you get burned ♪ when the shadow eats up that old flame ♪ >> reporter: the kind of music he listened to growing up in linden with his father, an awe tee parts dealer and his mom a teacher. >> this was your first public appearance? >> this stage was my first public appearance. mrs. robertson's kindergarten music class. >> reporter: at linden's old american legion hall, now a theater we stop to talk about henley's musical career which was launched in the high school band. >> but i didn't start out playing drums. i started out for some reason on the trombone. they needed more trombonists. >> reporter: how were you on the trombone? >> mediocre at best. >> reporter: you still play trombone? >> no. >> reporter: he switched to drums when he formed a group with friends. in 1968, the band had a chance encounter with a young singer named kenny rogers. >> we were in a clothing store in dallas, texas, on mckinney avenue, electric rocking horse, buying bell bottom pants and neru jackets. >> kenny

it was about 50 feet from dolly madison's house. she was a first lady who had escaped the white house after the british burned it. the state department was right next to the white house. ashburton and webster negotiated and negotiated. they had lavish dinners at the ashburton house. by the end of june, ashburton wrote to lord aberdeen that this problem of the creole unless we resolve it somehow is going to sink all of these other issues that we have to deal with. finally webster and ashburton put together a treaty form over the issues except the creole. they agreed, ashburton, webster, president tyler used secret funds, money to soften up people to agree to a new border. they settled the border that was in a treaty. on the issue with the right to search american vessels off the african coast for slavers, and nice resolution. joint patrols. one doesn't have to board the other. they agreed to a treaty. webster tried to get a provision, but ashburton was too smart. i know you are talking about the creole. we want do that. they exchange

when i stop dreaming >> reporter: returning to his roots, he is joined by country stars like dolly parton and martina mcbride. you get burned when the shadow eats up that old flame >> reporter: the kind of music he listened to growing up in linden with his father, an awe teacher. >> this was your first public appearance? >> this stage was my first public appearance. mrs. robertson's kindergarten music class. >> reporter: at linden's old american legion hall, now a theater we stop to talk about henley's musical career which was launched in the high school band. >> but i didn't start out playing drums. i started out for some reason on the trombone. they needed more trombonists. >> mediocre at best. >> reporter: you still play trombone? >> no. >> reporter: he switched to drums when he formed a group with friends. in 1968, the band had a chance encounter with a young singer named kenny rogers. >> we were in a clothing store in dallas, texas, on mckinney avenue, electric rocking horse, buying bell bottom pants and neru jackets. >> kenny rogers was there? >> he was there. there was a really bea

and i'm like dolly. the redder the better. the more the merrier. >> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, we met inmates who have had more permanent transformations. aaron cooper, serving 10 years for assault and escape, didn't stretch his ear lobes until he got to prison. >> did it about four years ago when i was in ad seg. no reason, really. i just like the way it looked. it started with the tooth of a comb and started wrapping saran wrap about it and got it fatter and fatter. this was bigger than i wanted to go, but these were the only things that were round enough that when the officers could take them, i could put more back in, just little plastic bottle caps. >> tell me what the legality is here. >> there wasn't when i first started, but it goes under the tattooing writeup. but i don't ever wear them out of the cell block. it doesn't create any problems with the officers. i just wear them in here. i want them to be worn when i get out. >> but limon inmate derek web, serving 10 years for vehicle theft and vandal

you no longer have to celebrate my nephew's birthday by singing 1877 >> dolly llama says if his woman, has to be a distractor. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> some people. >> i'm human. >> you're not joking? >> on "cbs this morning." >> pope mania is overshadowing just about everything else. we have gone cuckoo for the pope. >> no, no, no, no! did you throw your panties at the pope? >> i'll have your pope, baby! announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this tens of thousands of expected on the streets of washington for the second full day of the pope's historic visit to the united states. pope francis is spending one last morning in the city. the outpouring of emotion from people in washington has been, in a word, extraordinary. >> the pope will travel to new york city this afternoon, but his day begins with a speech at the u.s. capitol. chip reid is there to begin our coverage. chip, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. on wednesday, the leader of the world's 1.2 billion catholics identified himself as a chi

you collaborate with dolly parton and mick jagger. you said i've written a song about my hometown, would you join me? >> something like that. sometimes we have to go through channels. >> yes. >> we have to go through people. >> through people. >> my people have to call their - people. but some of them are my friends and everyone that -- nobody said no. everybody said yes. >> did that surprise you? >> sometimes, yeah. but i was thrilled and delighted that they all agreed to do it and there is some incredible talent on the album. some of my favorite singers in the world. >> "hotel california" is the best thing you ever wrote? >> i don't know. >> it's your favorite? >> i don't really have a favorite. >> the one that everybody loved most. >> it's the one that is most well-known over the world but my favorites tend to be the things i've written lately. i like the newer stuff. >> like "take a picture of this"? >> it starts out one way and is a very sad song, don. >> it's a little twist at the end. i call it the empty-nester song. >> you say

black dolly parton, huh? don't wear nothing too revealing because they won't let you in. okay? you go. i'm gonna get up there, sweetheart. write me, all right? i'll see you on monday. love you, too, sweetie. bye-bye. that was a decent little conversation. >> beauchamp can see the light at the end of his tunnel. >> it was all right. >> you all right? >> but john philbeck's tunnel is about to get darker. like beauchamp, philbeck is a cutter. >> what instrument did you use to create that cut? >> a razor blade. cutting it down this side here and that side there to the bone. i took the razor and bowled it and cut the whole middle out, all the way down to the bone. there was nothing but a big hole there. i ain't got no feeling here no more. >> only days away from being transferred from the residential treatment unit to a general population dorm, philbeck has run into a problem. >> apparently he had an incident on our rtu today, said someone walked into his cell and destroyed some of his property and became threatening. >> i went to him, i said, i'm coming to you before anything jumps

. >> it touched my heart, because i'm going to visit the dolly lam ma in india next year, so i know howl when you need to meet your spiritual leader. >> for us it's the best experience of the trip. >> reporter: staying with host families? >> yeah. >> reporter: why is that? >> because we love to see the city and the history of the city, but the thing we love more is to -- to live with other people and understand how they live. >> reporter: photographs from every city and every country chronicle their ups and downs. these structures on the back of the van, tell the story of where they have been. you both quit your jobs, taking all of this time off, traveling across continents in a 1980 bus, there is a certain leap of faith that goes along with that, right? >> yes. >> yes, of course. because we say in spanish [ speaking spanish ] like to dive into the pool. it's like you say, okay, go -- >> reporter: just jump into the deepen. >> yes. >> reporter: we said good-bye to the family many mexico, and plan to reconnect in texas. they asked that we not follow them with our cameras on this road, be

i see these guys a moving team put the four dollies inner a money oh, wait. he got get this on film. apparently, this car was in the way. and there was zone where the building guys were going to move when the whole thing. they put the car two of the guys in the video still smoke cigarettes while moving the car out of the way by hand. are dedislike as seeing >> yeah. this is viral greatness. >> 2015 or whatever the walkie world we're live in. all right. i know thissist one of those funny things i saw on the way to work. we showed this to you and on the better account. pretty funny, though. >> they had the car about an inch of the ground. out of the way. all right. >> i tell you. >> i know. like following yogi ber, >> yeah. >> i am in that mode. >> yeah. >> that is it. wait null growp. >> i love. >> one of these days i will. i will a.m. all right. you pom miss. >> i homeroom miss. haib. soon. >> take care. switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming.

today and are you to help people who have lost everything our coverage of the massive destruction dolly fire continues next on kron 4 news and 6:00. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now. >>pam moore: the wife of a journalist desperate criminals or husband missing and the fire and the bill does of the new perspective on the devastation from the valley fire we were there at some evacuees get to see their homes for the first time. >>pam moore: valid fire continues to burn in three bay area counties tonight but i fully in the rain is helping closed mixed of progress on the blaze the valley fire has now grown to 70,000 a. it is 30 percent contained the fire had destroyed at least 585 homes but that number is expected to climb more than 7600 homes are still in danger to life. >>dan kerman: of an andersons friends about 4 mi. from here you can see neighborhood after neighborhood just decimated looking like this one person who lived in anderson screens and the man they leonard and ask he has been missing since this fire converged on his neighborhood as

. >> returning to his roots, he's joined by country stars like dolly parton and martina mcbride. it's the kind of music he listens to go growing up with his father an auto parts dealer and his mom a teacher. this is your first public appearance? >> this was my first public appearance. mrs. robertson's kindergarten music class. >> at lindena old american legion hall, now a theater, we stopped to talk about henley's musical career which was band. >> but i didn't start out playing drums. i started out for some reason on the trombone. because they needed more trombonists. >> how were you? >> immediate yolker. you still play trombone? >> no. i haven't touched the thing. >> he switched to drums when he formed a group with some linden friends. in 1968, the band had a chance encounter with a young singer named kenny rogers. >> we were in a clothing store in dallas, texas, called the electric rocking horse. we were buying bell bottom pants and nehru jackets and stuff. >> and kenny rogers was there? >> he was there because there was really beautiful girl working there. >> rogers agreed to

the hardest part of leaving los alamos was being told i had to take my beloved mare dolly out and show off her paces to perspective buyers. that's pretty tough on a 10-year-old. there's no way you can take a horse to washington. my mother had a rule. you traveled with your dogs. you found homes for cats and horses. so that was the way it was. and it just -- it's impossible to imagine what a beautiful place it was, once i got used to the lack of vines and that kind of thing. every time we go to santa fe, we take a back road through that giant -- have you ever been there? i mean, that has to be one of the most spectacular places. a few years ago, a big pbs fan and i just automatically turn on public television. and there was a wonderful -- i would say it was no more than half an hour long documentary called sky island about via grande and maybe a little bit about bandolere. but it was narrated by a native american and meryl streep. i think why that's such a special spot is because it's probably the highest point in the land. and it somehow catches precipitation as the air rises. being a

washington and the hardest part of leaving los alamos was being told i had to take my beloved mayor dolly out and show off her pieces to prospective buyers, that's pretty tough on a 10-year-old. there's no way you can take a horse to washington. and my mother had a rule. you traveled with your dogs and you found homes for cats and horses and that was the way it was, and it just, it's -- it's impossible to imagine what a beautiful place it was once i got used to the lack of vines and that kind of thing. every time we go to santa fe, we take the back road through that giant -- have you ever been to valle grande? that has to be one of the most spectacular places, and a few years had gone and i'm a huge pbs fan, and i automatically turn on public television, and there was a wonderful -- i would say it was no more than half an hour long documentary called sky island about valle grande and maybe a little bit about bandolier, but it was narrated by meryl streep and a native american and it was beautifully done, but i think part of the reason that that is such a special spot is that it's probably

. >> so you can only have a female dolly llama if they are attractive is what you're saying? have -- >> female come, then female. >> will be attractive? >> must be. >> must snb. >> you're joking, i'm assuming? you're not joking? >> huh? >> you're joking! you're joking? >> you can tell the reporter was completely caught off-guard. it caught the reporter by surprise. in the past dalai lama has called himself a feminine. >>> the "atlanta journal-constitution." a television anchor in north carolina posted this video to facebook and recommended a black intern at the station should straighten her hair for the sake of her career. that sparked a big old conversation on social media. and the anchor encouraged that discussion. a critic outside the station called the intern's natural curls distracting. >>> britain's "guardian" reports on an american paraplegic who walked again with the power of his own brain. doctors monitored his brennan waves and sent them wirelessly to a computer that determines what the man was trying to do. then it sends an electrical impulse into electrodes instal

dolly roy specializes in strokes but is not kim's doctor. blood clot blocks blood flow in the brain, but unlike an actual stroke, the blockage goes away quickly. >> to add full days of dancing on to an already busy schedule. >> three dogs, six kids. >> six kids coming at her saying, mom, i need this, i need that, it can be stressful. >> i need to check my phone. >> reporter: the 37-year-old revealing she also got botox only hours before her dance routine on monday night but y t how that could have anything to do with her illness. >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. pope francis in america. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good morning again, everyone. the pope has just arrived at ground zero for an interfaith service at the 9/11 memorial. you see him there, flanked by cardinals. he just greeted an injured police officer. cecilia vega is there. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. this appearance by the holy father has a different feel than the others we have covered this week. a much more somber, solemn feel to it.

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the six men would push the piano on a dusty green dolly, then stop along the way for impromptu performancessidents relief from the endless fighting but when a sea of masked isis men flooded streets in april, things got even worse. he was forced to flee, losing his piano to isis' inferno along the way. he now lives in a town just west of yarmouth where aid agencies say families face immense hardships. he now plays on a friend's yamaha keyboard and tutors children. he says he doesn't know if he wants to return home. he dreams of going to europe where he can continue his studies in music. ♪ ♪ please, please, please, my camp, do not be upset with us, he sings. we will bring back what was lost. this is our camp. cnn, atlanta. >>> the bodies of soldiers from the united arab emirates are back in abu dhabi. ♪ ♪ senior armed forces officers held a special ceremony for the soldier, they were killed during a missile attack by houthi rebels. this was the deadliest single attack on coalition soldiers sin they started fighting the rebels in march. >>> still ahead, a county clerk remains in jail in the u.

you also collaborate with interesting people, dolly parton, mick jagger. >> yes, indeed. >> you calln me. >> something like that. sometimes you have to go channels. >> through people. >> my people have to call their people but some of them are my friends, and everyone that -- nobody said no. everybody said yes. >> did that surprise you? >> sometimes, yeah. but i was thrilled and delighted they all agreed to do it and there's some incredible talent. >> "hotel california" is the best thing you ever wrote? >> don't know. >> it's your favorite? >> no, i don't really have a favorite. my favorite -- >> it's the one that everybody loves most. >> it's the one that's the most well known over the world. but my favorites tend to be the things i've written lately. i like the newer stuff. >> like take a picture of this. it starts out one way and ends. it's actually a very sad song, don henley. >> there's a little twist. i ka you will it the empty nester song. >> but you say you have songs in your head every day. every day there's a song rolling around in there and you don't always write it but it