charlie: and then you put john dory in next-door. it was seamless. we closed one john dory and then there was a corner lease itilable and thank god, worked out. we still believe in the idea of a british seafood place. people in america think that british seafood is fish and chips. they don't know there is a whole tradition of british seafood. we made it that the john dory oyster bar. april: we made a more casual. it is a great people watching space. right there on the corner. it is quite perfect. charlie: and then the salvation taco. april: that was a detour but it kind ofoject that ken made a deal with, and i was ready for a change. with some tacos. who doesn't like tacos? charlie: and then in san francisco the restaurant tosca. ken: i went to college in berkeley. tosca was always a place i could not get into the back room of. it had all kinds of stuff going on in the back room. charlie: it seems like ambience and the feeling of the physical property -- you can't make a restaurant with bad food, and the other hand, if you have good food, it can enha

and, you know, when you read doris kearns goodwin's "no ordinary time," she deals with franklin and eleanor, and you could see her thinking through the second world war and her strategy ideas. she wanted to bring in, for example, in world war ii many more european dislocated people, and she later regretted that she couldn't help more jews immigrate into the united states during that period. but she was wide-ranging in her interest in anybody who wrote, you know, socially provocative books and literature magazines, but the sheer discipline of doing what she did -- and this is a gold mine -- and i'd like to tell some of the viewers, blanche wiesen cook has -- you know, blanche has done a marvelous job, two volumes on eleanor roosevelt's life that if anybody really is interested needs to read, and she's writing a third right now on the second world war. it brings out this intellectual side of eleanor quite well. mr. slen: would you like to add anything to what doug said about blanche wiesen cook and her volumes? ms. black: well, i think blanche is extraordinary, and she's given us a gift.

doris: el autismo es muy duro y me ha tocado luchar mucho con Él. york, esperando un prÓximo retorno. el santo padre esta en la nunciatura apostÓlica en manhattan, se estima que partirÁ hacia filadelfia despuÉs de las 8:30 de maÑana sÁbado, se retirará estados unidos rumbo a roma finalizando su recorrido en los estados unidos y cuba, este domingo es todo lo que tenemos desde el madison square garden. illia: el pontÍfice enviÓ mensajes en espaÑol a los estudiantes inmigrantes, escuchemos. pontÍfice: antes de irme, quisiera dejarles un home work, puede ser? es un pedido sencillo, pero muy importante. no se olviden de rezar por mÍ, para que yo pueda compartir con muchos la alegrÍa de jesÚs. guÍa: sÓlo le piden a sus fieles que oren por Él. pontÍfice: oro por todos, tanto en diferentes idiomas. ese discurso ante la asamblea general de la onu, papa francisco tocÓ temas de mucha actualidad y controversia, tal como lo hizo frente al congreso estados unidos. hablo de la conservaciÓn del planeta, de como los mÁs ricos asfixian a los mÁs pobres. y sus llamada

you started-- john dory at one location over on 11th avenue. that didn't last-- how long, a year? >> eight months. >> rose: eight months. so how can you two being as smart as you are screw it up? >> i just think we made bad judgment. i think every business person can make a bad judgment once in a while, and i think we should have listened to our instincts. >> rose: your instincts said maybe not before you opened? >> i think my instincts -- definitely that was my biggest learning curve with the first john doar. i didn't speak up. i was too much in the background. i didn't like space, and i didn't like the area, and i have to take full responsibility of that. and now i do speak up. so that was my learning curve through the failure of the first john dory. >> rose: and it's also important if you realize you're in a mistake get out as a matter of fact you can. >> yes, and we did. we cut our losses and decide to move on. we knew the concept would work. we knew we loved it. >> rose: what was the concept? >> the british seafood concept, fish restaurant. so we finally got a space on the co

i got a doris day song.ieve it. >> you would never recognize it from that. >> wait a minute, i'm in shock. >> there is my doris. ♪ whatever will be will be >> can we just pause and celebrate that i recognized a doris day song. >> i can't hear any of this. oh, beautiful. ♪ try a little sweetness ♪ you can travel the world ♪ but nothing comes close to the golden girl ♪ ♪ why don't you try falling in love ♪ >> california girls by katy perry? >> i only know the one by the beach boys. >> how do they change a song? it is so wild. this is kelly rowland and -- ♪ i will hold you in my arms again ♪ ♪ come to me on a summer breeze ♪ ♪ and warm my heart and -- "how deep is your love." the bee gees. >> yes. and i love it. i love when they take a song and make it their own. >> but if you love the original. >> right. >> and this nurse in atlanta gets a big surprise. >> yes, she thought that she was doing a commercial or the psa for kleenex and it happened in georgia, and her name is renee hend rricks and she is a nicu nurs

this is like a burgeoning to in the middle of it, but she presented this as a comics dory.and i guess it happened. all of the comedy happened. and we were there. i mean, we were mean, we were thereby locking away. and so i think it's a kind of valuable world about to change with nobody knowing that is about to change. >> all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states give their attention. >> 759. petitioner versus arizona. >> arguments number eight team, broke the way. >> madison is the most famous case this court never decided. >> judge here it existed as of late people here on my end where slavery was not legally recognized. >> putting the decision into effect would take presidential orders in the presence of federal troops and marshals and the courage of children. >> we wanted to pick cases that change the direction and import of the court and society can also change society. ♪ >> so she told them they would have to have a search and mrs. snape demanded to see the paper into reader. which they refuse to do, so she grabbed it out of hi

presidential candidates all weighed in, but doris, i'm struck by something else.he only place in the country that we've had this meaning that i think a lot of people thought there would be more clerks that wouldn't do this. >> that's the most important thing to realize. we get so focused on this one person and this one county, but the supreme court spoke on a very controversial issue, and all over the country and other registrars and counties people have gone issuing marriage licenses, and that's the important thing to understand that that social movement created an acceptance and maybe this will have copy cat thing going on after this, but at this point in time it's accepted by the country. that's pretty extraordinary. >> i think acceptance of same-sex marriage is so outrunning the opposition that it's game over quite honestly. this was an exception down there. i was thinking earlier about whether she had been opposed, for example, to interracial marriage and that's the law of the land. she took the oath of office i presume. >> right. >> she swore to uphold the l

doris, turning back to you, as a historian, we saw the president and the meeting they had in the oval office. he and pope francis yesterday. is it -- is it historically, have presidents aligned themselves with popes before? >> not in the same way as i think we're seeing now, just because the politics seems to be aligned in a certain way. i mean obviously there's a respect for the two people that we've season various times. and i suppose you could talk about the cold war and the al e alinement of reagan and the pope as anti-communist. but this one feels more intimate, in a funny way. you know, i think in a certain sense what the pope is trying to do is create public sentiment and then public sentiment can then go back and change doctrine eventually as time goes by. that's one of the things lincoln always talked about he who create public sentiment is more important than the law giver. maybe changing sentiment about the poor, inequality, immigration, slowly it can affect us and go back and even affect the catholic church as well. >> and on all of the issues that he mentioned today, ther

. >> were following us dori word to young men covers parker in the middle of winter to jump into the inlet,. >> parker, go. >> on a frigid day. they did it for a bet for $20 a couple packs of cigarettes. they also put a video mocking him and laughing. when he made it back to shore he was in the car they were laughing at him. >> they have been charged with endangering the welfare of an incompetent person. but the court case has been pushed along and now we are sitting here in september at the courthouse where they're going to face the charges. but they're being represented by their attorneys and they didn't have to show up. parker's mother was not happy about it and she decided to withdraw and go to trial. >> did it require the family pressed charges. is that why they are negotiating over a plea deal. >> i don't feel like we have appropriate legal representation. or enough information to accept the plea deal. when i spoke with the lawyer he was giving false information. >> how is parker doing now. >> he's not been the same. these individuals took a part of my son away forever. >> part

. >> and we are about to dispel rumors about doris day. >> and many of them these days. >> and she isth big screen in the clint eastwood film and she star ed red in the 1940s and '50s. >> and my daddy's favorite. >> and we are told that the reports are not true, and doris does not want to go back to films, but she is going to focus on helping the animals. >> and yes, that is her passion. and i would like to say that she would like to be given a lifetime oscar, and she deserves it and while she is alive would be lovely. >> and can we show you this dolphin, because it is supposed to be the cutest dolphin in the world, because he is so cute. >> is he a bottle nose? >> snub fin dolphin. >> okay, look at that. i can see it. >> look at this. it looks like -- >> that is a thumb going through the water. >> and you want it to be an ipad and make it bigger. >> if you need money advice, suze orman is here. >> and if you need home buying not so long ago, on a street just around the corner... i'm home. hi dad the force was strong between father and son. you got it? what are you doing buddy? it's m

my name is doris stenson.nd i find that the documents in front of you has addressed all of our concerns about the transfer, and i'm hoping that you will approve and pass this today. thank you. >> commissioners, director rosales. counsel. i can only echo what miss stinson said. we are all here. we are hoping today that you will move on this item so we can continue to move forward. and we came all the way -- we have a little more road to travel. so we're hoping that you will pass this so we can be continuing to go ahead and get this big job at the shipyard and everything over with. and so, (indecipherable) questions. i'm not a environmentalist or anything, but hopefully have answered all the questions. we're ready to continue on with the cleaning effort and get to the part where we get to the vertical development on the ship's yard. thank you so much. doing such a wonderful job. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. oscar james. i can see it every time i come. hunters point. and one of the first ones who served on hu

my name is doris stenson. and i find that the documents in front of you has addressed all of our concerns about the transfer, and i'm hoping that you will approve and pass this today. thank you. >> commissioners, director rosales. counsel. i can only echo what miss stinson said. we are all here. we are hoping today that you will move on this item so we can continue to move forward. and we came all the way -- we have a little more road to travel. so we're hoping that you will pass this so we can be continuing to go ahead and get this big job at the shipyard and everything over with. and so, (indecipherable) questions. i'm not a environmentalist or anything, but hopefully have answered all the questions. we're ready to continue on with the cleaning effort and get to the part where we get to the vertical development on the ship's yard. thank you so much. doing such a wonderful job. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. oscar james. i can see it every time i come. hunters point. and one of the first ones who served on

for answers i'm so thrilled to have her on, political hiss torn doris kearns goodwin.much for joining me. >> oh, you're welcome, brooke. >> i mean, you just heard the setup of those three outsiders. have you ever seen that kind of crop of candidates dominating seasoned politicians like this before? >> i have not. i mean, clearly there have been other times when there were outsiders. in 1940 wendell wilke was a business candidate ross perot went pretty far. mitt romney was a business candidate. but the fact non-politicians and people without political experience are on top of the world right now, reagan, think about the library we were in, yes, he had been an actor, but he was governor of california. so he brought lots of political experience. i think it says something about the political system today. i think it says something about campaign finance which i'd love them to talk about tonight because people feel the system is so broken and somehow trump is above all that because he's spending his own money. but in a democracy to not have respect tore your politicians and

the government thinks everything is hunky dory.fact, i tweeted earlier -- and you guys really responded bigtime. quote: embarrassing. how does the administration brag about millions fleeing the job market, and why does the fed act like these are good times? joining us now, mitch no dell and ross gerber. mitch, you hire people all the time. you're right there at the retail spots, and you understand main street, you understand business. what went wrong with this report? >> well, the market was expecting 220,000 additional jobs and only 170,000 were posted. i think what the problem is, is that a lot of employers such as ourselves and a lot of people i speak to are hiring a lot of part-timers and not full-timers due to obamacare and a lot of the costs associated with full-time associates. charles: to your point, the audience should know last month 158,000 more people said, listen, i'm would recollecting part time -- i'm working part time because of the economy. that brings the number close to 6.5 million. mitch, it's -- i guess your ha

barbara doris a child abuse survivor. he wants the pope to take stronger action against bishops that protected the priest. >> how can he kiss babies and talk to children and express all of these concern for children. he is a monarch, a absolute monarch. if he says they are gone, they are gone. >> reporter: francis spent time on sunday with prison inmates embracing one man and encouraging all inmates to get their lives back on track. in central, philadelphia, large crowds spent the day waiting for the pope for late afternoon mass. the largest and last public event. >> a few successes of a glimpse is enough to inspire you for a lifetime. >> reporter: on his way to the mass the pope greeted followers from the pope mobile, stopping to kiss children. hundreds of thousands of people passed the parkway and surrounding streets to be part of the pope's final big event. at the airport, vice president joe biden led the delegation to bid the pope farewell. pope france sis is back -- pope francis is back on a might back to rome. it wi

our tops dory, croatia has started bussing refugees out of the country. it says it has been over one by migrants and cannot take anymore. they keep coming. they are looking for new routes into western europe. now to africa. in turkey neck also -- fossil the military is now in charge in general has emerged as the n n w leader of the african country. he has vowed to hold elections. the promises are not enough for the activists who have been fighting for democracy for over a year. they took to the streets for a second day, defying warnings of a crackdown. >> demonstrators are rallying against the two in cities across burkina faso. resistance is gaining momentum in our districts are people are building barricades, blocking streets, and lighting fires. >> we don't understand how these people, just one month before elections, can put the future of our entire nation at risk. we will not allow it. we're standing against the egotistical action of the presidential guard. we will never accept that a group of not more than 3000 people will take it told nation hostage

doris dijo que tiene muchas cuentas que pagar sin embargo su hija es un respaldo temporal para obtenerncisco arrestÓ un hombre que saltÓ al agua para evitar que una patrulla de caminos que tuviera su auto. autoridades negociaron con el hombre durante horas ya que nado hasta un muelle cercano. aparecer el fugitivo decidiÓ huir porque tenÍa una orden de captura en su contra. marÍa: varios miembros de el grupo de mÚsica se salvaron de lo que podrÍa haberse convertido en una tragedia. los integrantes lograron escapar de un pequeÑo incendio dentro del auto donde viajaban mientras se dirigÍan a 1 bar. ninguno de los mÚsicos resultÓ herido. leÓn: autoridades del condado investigar el asesinato a tiros de una mujer de 26 aÑos a manos de su propio marido. el homicidio ocurriÓ en san pablo poco antes de las 6:30 de la tarde. el homicida fue detenido, el nombre de la vÍctima no fue revelado y se desconoce el mÓvil del crimen. marÍa: el ciclista que el 28 de agosto atacÓ a una conductora de un automÓvil comparecerÁ el lunes en el tribunal superior de san francisco. el hombre enfrenta cuatro cargos

telling us that they are expecting there could be as many as 5,000 refugees trying to cross into "hunky dory" -- into hungary. unclear at this point, and we heard from my colleague andrew simmonds about thousands trying to cross in, and some prevented from doing so. thousands more will attempt to cross into hungary, a lot of chaos and confusion. there's so much pressure on the european union to get something done, and get the plan of action, the fact of the matter is it has not happened yet. talks are ongoing. meanwhile thousands upon thousands of refugees desperately trying to cross into hungary, austria, gemany and the days to come. >> mohammed jamjoom reporting there from the serbian border. thank you >>> well, the greek government has been fer griing thousands of ref -- ferrying thousands of refugees from cos and lesbos. a secondship carrying 1,500 mostly syrian. the island under pressure with 18,000 people waiting to travel onwards >>> the australian prime minister says his country will permanently resettle 12,000 refugees. tony abbott says he wants to provide protection for women, chil

barbara doris, an alleged victim wants the pope to do more. >> this guy is a monarch. if he says they are gone, they are gone. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people celebrated a late afternoon mass with the holy father. >> translator: faith grows when it is practiced and it is shaped by love. >> reporter: cell phones captured francis. an emotional moment for one woman. at the end of his last mass here in philadelphia, pope francis announced that the next world meeting of families will be in dublin, ireland, in 2018. that country has had some of the worst clergy sex abuse scandals and recently legalized same-sex marriage. in philadelphia, marlee hall, cbs news. >>> the company that owns the seattle duck boat that hit an oncoming charter. federal investigators say the duck boat's left front axle sheared off. the national transporttion safety board says the boat did not have an axle repair that was recommended for some of the vehicles back in 2013. >>> one month before he steps down, the speaker of the house john boehner is speaking his mind. appearing on "face the

i would like to mention four of these americans: abraham lincoln, martin luther king, doris day and thomas erton. this year marks the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of president abraham lincoln, the guardian f liberty, who labored tirelessly that "this nation, under god, might have a new birth of freedom. building a future of freedom requires love of the common good and cooperation in a spirit of subsidiarity and solidarity. ll of us are quite aware and deeply worried by the disturbing social and political situation of the world today. our world is increasingly a place of violent conflict, hatred and brutal atrocities, committed even in the name of god and of religion. we know that no religion is immune from forms of individual delusion or ideological extremism. this means that we must be especially attentive to every type of fundamentalism, whether religious or of any other kind. a delicate balance is required to combat violence perpetrated n the name of a religion, an deology or an economic system, while also safeguarding religious freedom, intellectual freedom

barbara doris is a child sex abuse survivor. she wants pope francis to take stronger action against bishops who protected predator priests. >> how can he kiss babies and talk to children and, you know, express all these concern for children and, yet, do nothing. this guy is a monarch, an absolute monarch. if he says they're gone, they're gone. >> francis also spent time sunday with prison inmates, embracing one man, and encouraging all to get their lives back on track. in central philadelphia, large crowds spent the day waiting for the pope's late-afternoon mass. his largest and last public event. a few seconds of a glimpse is enough to inspeier you for a lifetime. >> on his way to the mass, the pope greeted followers from the pope mobile pausing fre kwlint to -- frequently to kiss children. hundred of thousands of people pass the ben franklin parkway and surrounding streets to be part of the pope's final big event. at the pair -- airport, vice president joe biden led the delegation to bid the pope farewell. >> pope francis is n

some of the people waiting here, like dori, why are you here and what do you hope to see? >> i'm here to see the holy father. it's a special event in the usa and this is his first time to come to america and people love him all over the world. >> and you put on your button for him. you've got your pope francis welcome the pope butt.on, your what are you hoping to see as the motorcade passes through? >> i'm hoping to see the pope, the holy father and i hope he will bless me and bless america. >> that is a great point. so many of the people i've spoken to today, they want a blessing, even if it takes a second. if the pope rolls down his window, if he waves to the crowd in a portion where he's not expected to stop, they'll feel d the blessing. there's so many s timents liket that one taking place here in midtown manhattan, moments away fryinom t e arrival of pope francis as he's expected to head toward . patrick's cathedral i the next few minutes. >> let's take an overhead shot just to give you a perspective over the top. a li tle bit of -- something you might want to look at

and it said doris day. and i said doris day the actress? king, and who else did he mention? >> thomas burton. >> and thomas burton, doris day. why doris day? i thought it would be a little musical. and then someone said dorothy day and i immediately wikipediaed her. a catholic activist, very popular in the '50s and '60s. kind of a socialist. you know, kind of a left wing activist. but i loved the fact that the ideal, you want the ideal now. he's not speaking to the pragmatic, he's not a legislator. not where the rubber meets the road. rather it is someone speaking to our highest angels. someone trying to inspire us to be better. more compassionate than -- >> yesterday i was reading, and i do a devotional every day, it was called the state of peace was the title of it. and it outline d -- peace that this pope brings -- >> this pope right here who just hopped out of the townhouse? >> to bind together something that is broken or destroyed you look at the pope here now headed to the u.n., perhaps today is a moment where those on opposite sides

it was doris and henry van buren that raised me, it was mr. and mrs. carey, it was tons of people that had influence on who i was, the village. so if i did a good job, it's because springfield did a good job with me. >> i was told that you recently visited a classroom and that resulted in an assignment to do some papers about that visit. i think that's -- is that part of the rippling of the page years having an effect? you know, the people that won't necessarily be pages, but they have had a chance to talk with somebody that was a page. >> i think you felt that. you've had that experience yourself. >> i did. >> and it's a way to enrich the young people of america that has no equal any other place in the country. >> frank, obviously you've got a lot of friends and family he here -- >> do you have time for a story? >> sure. of course. >> well, mrs. corbin is in the background of this picture. she told me a wonderful story about her home life. her family was well-to-do compared with others in the neighborhood. they had a telephone. and because of that, mr

. >> maybe doris day from the '50s. >> maybe she could. >> kay serra serra, i would love it. >> how about swift could kick it. >> and she could do the duets with each person, and what about if taylor with elton john and taylor with the stones and chicago. and then all of t way to now. anyway, okay. here is a piece of video. >> we'd love to know who you would like to see on the facebook. remember that? >> and othis video is going to make y sick. >> put down the cherrios, all of the way down. >> even the coffee, put it down. >> anyway in a new york subway, there was a video of a rat, and they are calling it the pizza rat. and the rat is pulling an entire slice of new york pete sashgs and the individual -- pizza, and it has been viewed over 1 million times, and the guy fi filming said, this is your best life. >> feel the burn. >> and a nibble on the way down. he got scared i think. >> and there is a youtube made a mashable on it. we don't have it? oh, oh, it is not that important, h wgeonheir t it hoda? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> and she is taking the small you know the love you feel

doris amy elizabeth. daniel patrick trench. blended travis senior. james anthony. maryborough.lliam, jr.. michael. lance richard. simon james turner. rob. jennifer. j.. my nephew. we miss you from your family i remember the happy times. your mom will shoot. >> to my son that we love and a mess so much better know you were in the safest place you could be right here in mommy's heart. we love you, we miss you dearly. >> tyler victor. michael. jonathan. alan. diane marie. john danehy and. bradley. william. dash. bonito. santos. , jr.. erica. kenneth. daniel. edward raymond. john charles. frederick. david vargas. scott. santos vasquez. peter. jorge velasquez. anthony mark ventura. david. loretta. christopher james. matthew gilbert. robert anthony. >> victoria. it joanna. joseph vincent. frank, jr.. joseph barry. claribel hernandez. sergio gabrielle. melissa vincent. francine. lawrence. joseph gerard. joshua. maria. lynette. alfred anton. gregory brutal. karen wagner mary alice. and my sister, mom is doing good but this is the first year she could not make the trip she is attending

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during his remarks the pontiff spoke about four great american's saint margaret again, a ramp lincoln, doris day, and thomas martin helped form the country and the importance of families in this country. it was quite a day. 19 speeches for the pontiff during this u.s. speed -- trip. this was one of four in english, perhaps the most everyone. alison: a health matters alert concerning the assure contraceptive device. the fda just finished a day of testimony regarding this. women are calling on the fda to pull it. they say it is causing a host of problems like severe pain, bleeding, and weight gain. the panel listened to the women. it is not affected at hand out a ruling. it is suspected -- it is expected to take the information into consideration. enjoyed thee you sunny skies for the last couple of days because things will change. alison: what is the latest? doug: high cloudiness. i think the heavier cloudiness will hold off until the afternoon. we are looking forward to a cloudy, breezy, cool, and perhaps what weekend. -- wet weekend. some sunshine getting through the clouds. temperatures wil