thank you very much, dr. jones. >> thank you. >> clearly, the message here is eating a proper and healthy diet never goes out of fashion. for "teen kids news," i'm katie. [ theme music plays ] >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. driving -- it's something most of us can't wait to do, but it comes with a lot of responsibility. that's why sadd, students against destructive decisions, is participating in a special contest. scott tells us more. >> all: [ chanting ] hey, you! you know what to do! you've got to rock with the red and roll with the blue! all: [ chanting ] we feel good! oh, oh, we feel so good! [ all cheering ] >> no question about it -- there was a lot to cheer about at sadd's national conference in nashville, tennessee. [ upbeat music plays ] every year, teen leaders from around the country get together for this exciting, multiday event. high on the agenda is driving safety. >> oh, my gosh, i just saw the craziest thing on my way to school today. >> what happened? >> it

but not until dr. joness the word. >> that woman that you were worried about had her baby engine is doing fine. >> by midnight, betsy is overwhelming the city. just pushing 150 miles per hour. flowing wildly in the wind. -- blowing wildly in the wind. baton rouge is next in line. wind in the baton rouge area is increasing in philosophy -- velocity. >> in this state emergency operating center, the governor and his staff has asked the coordinator and the civil defense director to work with the red cross, public health, and salvation army. welfare groups and the national guard. emergency calls are coming in from all over the state, including one from national guard headquarters in new orleans. >> baton rouge. >> now we are in the jackson barracks. >> you are kidding. >> no one is kidding. betsy is bringing danger from totally unexpected quarters. gulf,g water out of the the greatest title surge in louisiana history. levees.the highest roaring across the industrial canal into the southeast section of new orleans

dr. robin jones is the president of alpha kappa alpha sorority. we appreciate her coming to talk about this event. we were talking before we came on, you were watching -- you had interest in watching chip kelly because your son, nick mooney, was drafted from florida state by the 49ers a couple years ago. so you're following this closely. >> very closely. probably one of the few women who listens to nfl radio in her car. >> we love you for that. tell me about saturday's event and why they're calling it chasing a dream. >> so, the chasing a dream 5k, inaugural event of this type, chasing a dream is trying to get college scholarships, trying to get an education post-high school, and then also for mentoring. men torg high school aged boys and girls and mentoring middle aged school girls. >> dr. jones, tell us about the ivy legacy foundation and why health and wellness is such a mission. >> the foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary. we have initiatives we follow and that we really try to bring to our philadelphia area communities. one is healt

dr. lucy jones of cal tech. >> we know the buildings that are going to kill people. they're still there. we know the infrastructure that's going to come apart. nothing is being done to strengthen it. >> reporter: chile is prone to earthquakes. in 1960, the most powerful one ever recorded on earth, 9.5, killed thousands of people. five years ago, another one 8.8 killed more than 500. but the country has updated its building codes and warning systems, which may have saved lives. to show how powerful this water was, it ripped off homes off its foundations and tossed them into neighbor's yards. tonight there are more concerns about aftershocks and the waters prompted evacuations as far away as japan. about 10,000 miles away. >> gabe gutierrez in chile, thank you. >>> big headaches today for a lot of travelers flying american airlines. the company hit with a computer system outage that grounded flights out of big hubs. it's the latest in a series of such outages affecting u.s. airlines. kevin tibbles tells us more. >> reporter: travelers on american airlines today hit wit

dr. theo jones, president of the theological seminary.what the secretary of state had to say there, she used very clearly gender, race and sexual orientation, and the village needs to come in to provide those opportunities. that's pretty darn clear. >> what's there not to like about that message? and the fact she's doing it, we shouldn't miss it in the pulpit of a church. in a republican context where right wing is being used as a weapon, she is using christianity as a way to open doors. and the first woman pastor of that church was just installed last year, so to have these two first women there together leading in a religious context is so powerful. >> i want to know a little about this church. there are churches where, if you're standing in the pulpit, and you say race, gender and sexual orientation, even just acknowledging those identities exist, you have blown up what that church normally is. is this a church used to hearing that kind of analysis from the pulpit, or did she just do something that's kind of on the boundaries? >> this

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dr. andrew wakefield was interviewed by the great house jones rocks on talk shows he started the rush limbaughlisten to all of them, that's an exaggeration but he actually is, dr. andrew wakefield is not been debunked. he's always been a good doctor and he's established a clear link between autism and-i'd like you all to make some noise about this. it's totally unconstitutional thing. in regards to kim, who is in prison we see jesus said if you love me keep my commandments. we don't hate homosexuals we speak the truth. not only to them but to everybody. god destroyed sodom and gomorrah by fire because of this particular sin. it is true that there were other sins in ezekiel we learned to other sins besides being a homosexual that cause them to be killed but jesus said that it would be more tolerable for sodom and gomorrah on judgment day >> thank you very much. next he could, please. >> thank you mdm. pres. arnold janssen supervisors, i'm here today because i know many of you are aware what happened to us at frederick w haynes apartments a month ago. where -i'm trying to think of a nice word fo

dr. andrew wakefield was interviewed by the great house jones rocks on talk shows he started the rush limbaughlisten to all of them, that's an exaggeration but he actually is, dr. andrew wakefield is not been debunked. he's always been a good doctor and he's established a clear link between autism and-i'd like you all to make some noise about this. it's totally unconstitutional thing. in regards to kim, who is in prison we see jesus said if you love me keep my commandments. we don't hate homosexuals we speak the truth. not only to them but to everybody. god destroyed sodom and gomorrah by fire because of this particular sin. it is true that there were other sins in ezekiel we learned to other sins besides being a homosexual that cause them to be killed but jesus said that it would be more tolerable for sodom and gomorrah on judgment day >> thank you very much. next he could, please. >> thank you mdm. pres. arnold janssen supervisors, i'm here today because i know many of you are aware what happened to us at frederick w haynes apartments a month ago. where -i'm trying to think of a nice word fo

dr. mcdreamy may be dead but actor, patrick dempsey's career is alive and well, is he in talks to star in the third brigitte joneson begins next month in the uk. >>> we are a couple of days from finding out who will win the title of miss america 2016, preliminary competitions continued last night. miss new jersey won the quality of life award, she was recognized for her community service and her fight against distracted driving. matt o'donnell is live in atlantic city before the competition gets underway, the countdown to the crown starts at 8:00 sunday night. followed by the miss america pageant at 9:00. c i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save yo

dr. ben carson. i walked up and down, i talked to ferguson market and liquor, dallina jones, they're all working togetherbusiness owners. >> i talked to hunter is a couple of guys that work for mohammed. their businesses are back, mohammed is open for business, but black lives matter is absent from the solutions in ferguson. charles: well, i think they're absent from a lot of solutions. we know civil disobedience and marching, worked in the past. when they started this, the idea of standing above people eating dinners like people who had nothing to do with this, it was misguided from the beginning, now misguided in a way that's becoming very dangerous and i think it's going to end ugly and badly for everyone involved. >> it's fostering violence. and you talk about them disrupting people eating dinner. what does richard sherman say in the post? he talks about the image of martin luther king or the approach that martin luther king, jr. used. really civil disobedience not civil disruption, and how are they going to take his black card? this is a guy who fought his way to get a scholarship to become an athle

dr. andrew wakefield was interviewed by the great house jones rocks on talk shows he started the rush limbaughlisten to all of them, that's an exaggeration but he actually is, dr. andrew wakefield is not been debunked. he's always been a good doctor and he's established a clear link between autism and-i'd like you all to make some noise about this. it's totally unconstitutional thing. in regards to kim, who is in prison we see jesus said if you love me keep my commandments. we don't hate homosexuals we speak the truth. not only to them but to everybody. god destroyed sodom and gomorrah by fire because of this particular sin. it is true that there were other sins in ezekiel we learned to other sins besides being a homosexual that cause them to be killed but jesus said that it would be more tolerable for sodom and gomorrah on judgment day >> thank you very much. next he could, please. >> thank you mdm. pres. arnold janssen supervisors, i'm here today because i know many of you are aware what happened to us at frederick w haynes apartments a month ago. where -i'm trying to think of a nice word fo

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now to the correspondent athena jones, and she is live at the ronald reagan presidential library, and athena, start with "the new york times"/orc poll that shows that dr. ben carson is closing in on him? >> well, wolf, i doubt that donald trump himself would say that he is worried, but maybe he should be, if we look at the numbers there, because this poll shows donald trump up on the lead at 24%, but carson is close behind at 23%, and he has gained 17 points in the last month. he was at 6% a month ago, and in third place, you can see jeb bush is tied with mike huckabee and marco rubio, and look at the ground that jeb bush has lost, 7 points in the last month, and it is interesting that at the huge rally in dallas last night, trump was complaining loudly that ben carson is getting all of the attention for surging in the polls, but it is yet another poll that shows that he is surging. so that is the lay of the land heading into tomorrow night, wolf. >> and the story continues to be the strength of the so-called outsider candidates. how's the anti-establishment set in playing it out when it comes to both the democrats and the republicans? >> this is real

dr. andrew wakefield was interviewed by the great house jones rocks on talk shows he started the rush limbaughlisten to all of them, that's an exaggeration but he actually is, dr. andrew wakefield is not been debunked. he's always been a good doctor and he's established a clear link between autism and-i'd like you all to make some noise about this. it's totally unconstitutional thing. in regards to kim, who is in prison we see jesus said if you love me keep my commandments. we don't hate homosexuals we speak the truth. not only to them but to everybody. god destroyed sodom and gomorrah by fire because of this particular sin. it is true that there were other sins in ezekiel we learned to other sins besides being a homosexual that cause them to be killed but jesus said that it would be more tolerable for sodom and gomorrah on judgment day >> thank you very much. next he could, please. >> thank you mdm. pres. arnold janssen supervisors, i'm here today because i know many of you are aware what happened to us at frederick w haynes apartments a month ago. where -i'm trying to think of a nice word fo

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dr. ben carson kind of rubbing shoulders in the latest poll. carson closing the gap a bit. we'll be right back. mm hmm. just wanted to touch base. how did edward jonesillion dollars in assets? huh. okay. here's our latest market outlook. two things that i'd like to point out... through face time when you really need it. so that's interesting, you know we had spoken about that before. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪la-la-la-la-la. >> some spectacular video. there is a look at the grand canyon 18 miles above the earth. two years ago, scientists attach ad gopro camera to weather balloon. they lost it when it fell back to earth. hiker found it and located owner thanks to the camera sim card. bill: not bad. they made a memory. got to run. martha: we'll see you tomorrow. jenna: dr. ben carson gaining on donald trump in a brand new poll on the eve of the second big republican debate. hope you're off to a great day. i'm jenna lee. jon: i'm jon scott. the new cbs news "new york times" poll, leading dr. carson on

dr. ben carson. another political outsider polling at 20%. as you can see, the rest of the field in single digits. let's begin with my colleague in california athena jones, who is inside the debate hall where they are still building, still working, still laying down carpet. we'll get to a behind-the-scenes look in a moment. trump is still leading, setting the tone for the race also makes him a target. this is the kind of man who is like, bring it. >> that's right, donald trump says my life has been preparation for a debate, so i'm going to guess he's ready. he knows he's going to be a main target. perhaps more than he was in the first debate because in the first debate e you hadn't seen all these polls that have come out whether they have been national polls or state by state polls showing him with a solid lead. he's also attacked a bunch of rivals. so he knows he's going to be under fire on wednesday night and i'm going to guess he's ready to attack back. >> we'll talk about how others choose to counter. punch in a moment. i want to show everyone where you are. for folks to fully appreciate, cnn has entirely built this it set, built this stage and thes

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