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but they were never evaluated by the fda for use in ear drops. over the years those medicines have been used a lot. and the fda is simply pulling the medical community back in to say wait a minute. there can be serious complications of these medicines. >> reporter: the fda is clamping down on companies that make and sell 16 different prescription drops for ear pain and swelling but weren't approved by the fda. this pharmacist is pulling these ear drops and the fda say manufacturers have to stop making them. >> now i can't even say that it's not going to harm you. >> reporter: the fda says patients should return drops with ingredients on the warning list and ask for a substitute drug. guidelines recommend treating ear pain with over-the-counter pain medicine and not using antibiotics unless your child has a high fever or there's a fluid build-up and discharge in the middle ear. dr. max gomez, cbs 2 news. >> medicine labels don't list whether or not they are fda- approved. we did put a link to the fda's website so you can search for specific medica

> the jacket is the thing that wraps behind the ear shbe. very, very cool. i'll show it to you later in the show. show. >> the opening ceremony will take place on august 5, 2006. it will be the first ever olympic games in 2016 that's a huge deal. around 10,500 athletes. and if you like hot men, rug sbi returning to the olympics. you love watching rugby. >> i don't know what it was, frank and i were in europe and it came on and i said "where are their helmets? where are there --" and he said "that's rugby." i started watching it. it's so -- yo. >> you can't stop watching it. >> you don't know what's going on -- >> you don't care. and another sport coming back to the olympics, but we'll tell you later what it is in who knew. >> and did you know today the national underwear today? all right, so here to help us celebrate, two olympians. >> o that's the back. >> olympic bronze medalist david oliver from track and field hurdles and silver medalist eric kennard of track and field. look at you guys, good morning. >> you're modeling the underwear. it

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this is cutting edge surgery in ohio for an 8-year-old boy born with no outer ears. custom built new ears for ellie bell crafted from the cartilage in his rib cage. he has no ear canal but he can hear normally thanks to a device worn around his head. >> a new warning now about what seems to be a typical sunburn gone horribly wrong. >> scientists say for some people making one wrong move can lead to permanent scarring. >> fr skinned kaitlyn is always careful in the sun with big hats and vats of sunscreen. >> my skin reacts in the sun very poorly. i can feel sizzling within ten minutes. >> the one day she didn't reapply sun bloc, her face was permanently damaged her complexion going from this to there for a few hours without sunscreen. >> it was a typical sunburn. it wasn't eecially bad. it didn't like a third degree burn. as the weeks wore on, i realized that this mark around my eyes from my sunglasses wasn't going away. >> it's called mess las ma that causeddy coloration of the skin. dr. david colbert says kaitlyn is an ideal candidate for it. what hut her at risk? h

elijah bell was born with no ears but from serge ery he has ears created from his ribcage. he starts school next week. >> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," grammy award singer sierra. i'm alison harmelin, and this is the "cbs morning news." 1,100 meals a year,... 300 stressful decisions... no wonder our digestive system sometimes acts up. try the activia challenge! enjoying activia twice a day for 4 weeks may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues. try it! may help reduce the frequency of minor digestive issues. >>> there is a new strain of life in texas. a new study suggests lice in 25 states appear to be resistant. doctors say the prescription treatments will work but it can cost more than $100. >>> a veterinarian found a way to find beloved pets get a new lease on life. chip reid talked about owners willing to pay a hefty price in order to save a kitty. >> reporter: they arrived one morning at a university of pennsylvania hospital. in the crate was their cat okie who did not seem please and who can blame him. he's used up most of his

the tech giant just patented the ear buds that will not fall out of your ears.bs that bends. no--section that bends. no word on when they are going to be released. >> i hate when you are running and stay slide it. it is a good fix. >>> all right, now a look at forecast, it is not really good running weather this morning, a little cloudy and school. here is the trans-america building this morning. some low clouds to start after your sad and it is cool to mild in the next few days ahead. and now a look at some of the high temperatures in the bay, we are seeing a hot of mid-80, they are our warmest spots. 83 in campbell. union city, you are going get to 75 today and fremont, 78- degrees. now to the far east bay, where brentwood, you are getting to 85. walnut creek, 82. danville, both at 81--danville, at 81. now to the central bay, alameda, 69-degrees 72 in oakland. 67 in san francisco. simpsonville ton beach, 65. --simpson beach, 75. so your weekend is looking mild. tomorrow, very similar to the weather we are going to see today. and then in the workweek, we have a

it has a torn ear. it will be fine but it does need to get out of the dumpster because rain is coming. he uses his power of perfect situation to get the cat out of the dumpster. >> come on, get! get! go, go, go, go. take the wood. take the wood. >> finally the cat figures out i could climb this thing. has a little slip but makes it back up. i think this guy will have good luck now that he saved a black cat. >> i think any animal you save brings you good luck. >> black cat lives matter, too, gail. >> knew that was coming. >> hit the road. >>> very quickly outside t plane in a freefall cannly mean one thing. you're skydiving. not just free falling. the guy that just jumped was challenged to complete a rubix cube on his descent. he has already pulled the parachute. now as he is gliding down to the ground he brings out the rubix cube you see there. >> it's funny he's checking his pockets you're like, what are you checking your pockets for? you've got the parachute. what could you have possibly forgotten? >>

safety park your car at night and you'll have a window broken in the morning we need the eyes and ears if or in that corner that shows as your picture all those wonderful windows the offer looking at the park that will absolutely help with the safety in that area it is less than one percent we have signatures but 90 percent of the tenants said they'll sign it on a few said they don't sign petitions i get it i wanted you guys to have a couple of pictures of that northeast corner there is nobody here as you can see there is a big lot of lands and no eyes and ears especially at night and the sacred heart again, a big l of none there at night and even during the day wear so glad the chinese-american students are moving in during the day having the rich kids will help (laughter) just saying lastly i'd like to show you that chandler said that is a cavity the fire department came to the lot over the last weekend they were not there for a picnic i don't know with why there were there but someone called them this is a picture of the hole in the fence the church is good at fixing the holes in th

. >> are your kids ear buds damaging their hearing? stay tuned. [ cheers and applause ] >>> 7:30 now on monday morning, the 31st of august, 2015. hot, muggy, sticky. it's that kind of day across the country as this heat wave gets going. it will be here all week. >> next week and -- >> really? >> hanging on. >> all right. let's take a look at what's making headlines on this final day of august. the remnants of tropical storm erika dumping heavy rains on florida this morning. high surf advisories in hawaii for hurricane ignacio set to pass off the northeast coast of the big island. >> voters in the iowa caucus are making headlines today on the republican side donald trump is leading. 23%. while bernie sanders is closing the gap with hillary clinton polling just seven points behind her in a key state. >> and one of the most recognizable names in the horror movie genre died. legendary writer and director wes craven, the 76-year-old was battling brain cancer. he was the man behind classics like "a nightmare on elm street" and "stream". >> c

. >> ooh, his ear, watch his ear. watch his head. oh my god, don't kill him. >> i'm not going to kill him. >> is he all right? >> are you okay? >> all right i'm getting scared now. >> the raccoon is the one with the can stuck on his head. lady what are you worried about? your husband has snips around my neck. >> it is a raccoon and does the thing have rabies? he's wrapped up well in towels but still making her nerve us. >> oh you my god, babe babe i'm scared now. i'm scared because he's growling. >> he's just hurt. >> oh, oh my god. >> once the raccoon is freed from the can -- >> what do i do? let go of him? >> there you go buddy. hi cutie. >> as you can see it creeps away and all is well that ends well. >> oh he's so cute. >>> kind of wish i was out with these guys right about now. riding their supermotorbikes, dirt bikes street modified they have street tires and license plates so they're registered they are legal to be on the street. might be breaking the rulds here a little bit by popping the wheelie but hey, this guy on the red

doctors say he was born without ears and ear canals. the defect occurs once in every 50,000 births. say they created the new ears out of cells from his ribcage. >> i like they will. >> to see his journey kind of just unfold before our eyes has been really incredible and special. >> elijah' s excited about hess new ears he can wait to show them off to his friends this up coming school year. >> to your health. possible change. it turns out even so called safe drinking guidelines may put women at risk for a deadly disease. joyce evans is here with that and the days other big health stories. joyce? >> reporter: lucy, even just one glass of wine raises a woman' risk for cancer. now that's according to a new study publish in the british medical journal. it's really confusing because we hear all the time that a glass of wine a day can be good for your heart. but these british researchers say that they found that women who drink alcohol every day even if they drank just a very little bit were 13% more likely to be diagnosed with certain types of cancer. scientists say that drinking regularl

serving as extra eyes and ears for police.ox 29's shawnette wilson shows us how these daily strolls have become another strategy to cut crime in philadelphia. >> i think it's a great idea. you know, keeping everyone safe. >> reporter: janie boil will have new duty when she takes her dog out for walk. >> it's just an extra set of eyes and ears in the neighborhood to help law enforcement and why not? >> reporter: she's one of many dog owners in old city who will soon be part of a dog walker watch that will help make their neighborhood safer. there's no schedule, neighbors out walking their dogs are simply asked to keep their eyes open and report to police what they see. >> i feel comfortable. you know, if i'm doing something to help someone, then you have to open your mouth and say something. >> reporter: tonight is the first training class to teach people out with their pets what to look out for and how to report it. philadelphia police are also involved in the training. >> matt is executive director of the national association

americans use guns for a lot of things -- coring apples, unclogging toilets, ear pierci piercing -- ah... listen, gitter done! i shouldn't complain about the the republican race. at least it's fun to watch. the democratic is one joyless death march to hillary clinton, sure, bernie sanders is drawing crowds by the thousands but the media decided you can't be a serious candidate if your hair looks like your dick got caught in an electrical socket! (laughter) now, seems there is nothing that shack up the democratic race. >> being news in race for the

to some ears, the sound is soothing, to others annoying.the hammered metal trychels can weight anywhere from 200 grams to several kilos and cost up to 1000 swiss franks -- or 940 euros. they're a kind of national symbol and source of pride for many swiss farmers. >> to us, of course, they're a tradition, a part of our culture. that's important. reporter: but to nancy holten, they're instruments of torture. she's even willing to try them on herself to prove it. her position is quite simple and straightforward. >> it just takes logic, common sense and a little empathy, just imagine having a bell like this hanging around your own neck. i don't like it, so why should the animals like it? it's quite simple. reporter: the journalist and friend of bovines is calling for a ban on all such bells. swiss farmers' spokesman markus ritter calls it quixotic nonsense. besides, they're useful for finding the cows in the fog -- and the cows love them, he claims. >> the cows enjoy them. every animal's bell has a characteristic ring. i've observed my cattle f

you no he how the backs of your earrings are.y have a little plastic thing and the back thing in it. some woman named chelsea smith has caused a national debate. >> she tweeted after 19 years of living, i realized that you are supposed to take the plastic part off. she showed a picture of her going to all the trouble of removing the plastic little disc around the back. >> how did she discover that? >> she thought it was just like packaging. you are supposed to take it off. >> so we were wondering if we could do it? >> we don't wear earrings that we know of. >> so the reason i like it with the big plastic disc is because i used to fall asleep with my earrings in a lot. >> that was when you drink too much. >> anyway, the hole gets bigger. >> it sure does. >> sometimes people wear earrings. >> everything starts hanging you live long enough. i mean everything. julie, is everything starting to hang on you? you are right about that age. >> as of ten minutes ago, yes. >> we disagree with her. >> it is hard enough when it is little to ha

then immediately we both said, my ears are popping. you know, it was like at the same time. >> what starts as a fascination with the stormy sky is now a dangerous life-or-death struggle for survival. lenora blacks out. >> maybe i remember kind of being lifted, but i don't remember anything until i woke up then. >> on the other side of town, lenora's nephew, perry, helps release kids from henryville high school 15 minutes early. 1,200 children from kindergarten through high school in connecting buildings. but one bus released early is trapped by the storm. the driver turns around and races 11 young elementary students back to the school. the driver's eighth grade son, preston, is on the bus with her and describes their terrifying trip recorded on the bus security camera. >> another bus driver came over the radio and said i see the tornado on the ground and there's a bunch of little kids crying. it was kind of scary. and then we ran into the school. me and my mom were the last ones off. >> they get off the bus just in time, because secon

unless he wears earrings and carries a louie vuitton bag. in which case, it's all good too. >>> topless performers in times square. the women with body paint and little else and pose for photos and asked for hips last year, their numbers doubled in times square. mayor de blasio calls the situation unacceptable. he's promising to take action. >> we are going to look for every appropriate way to regulate all activity that involves either begging or asking people for a contribution based on the opportunity to take a picture. >> for now, the topless entertainers can stay put. police say there's little they can do, this is surprising to me, many people going topless in new york city is not a crime. >>> there is now a new way to play a round of golf that will speed up the pace of the sport. take a look at the golf board. yeah. it's a combo. it's a hybrid, rather, like a skateboard and a segway. it's a new way for players to get around the course. a typical round takes four hours. riders can finish off two rounds in five hours. >> it's between ridi

start issue covers his face and back and his left ear is shriveled. when he smiles his office crooked revealing severely misshapen teeth behind large framed glasses. he himself remained silent. he was giving a talk at junior high school. he agreed that when he arrived at the site and saw all of the students staring at him, he immediately regretted it. i'm rattled by the students fear of making eye contact with him and what he thought was the revulsion, stood before them and told his story. some students began crying and when he looked up at them he nearly burst into tears himself. afterwards many of the children expressed their appreciation to him. however they were so shaken by the experience that he returned momentarily to silence. but not for long. in their long-running effort to accept the disagreement, he came to terms with the fact he couldn't change what happened to him or how he looked into decided no longer to let his shyness get in the way of speaking out for peace. out of sight of the atomic bomb museum in 2007, turning to the crowd of the

called ears, both pretty much served with the same garnishes of slaw, mustard, homemade hot sauce on a soft bun. as i understand it, originally this is one of those nobody wants these things, they're dirt cheap. >> exactly right. in fact, by dirt cheap, the ears were actually free when my great grandfather started getting the pig ears, the local butcher was giving them to him because he was just throwing them away. >> so everything we love about pig, the texture, the mix of fatty and lean, all that. oh, that's good. mm. man. that is hard to beat. >> isn't it good? >> mm-hmm. >> it's a good sandwich. >> of course, some hot tamales which at this point in history are about as mississippi as they are mexican. like the blues, they came out of mississippi in the early 20th century as mexican migrant workers came in to replace african-americans, who were headed to work in the great factories and stockyards of chicago and detroit. >> sitting down here, eating tamales, we can sketch a history of mississippi. that's kind of what i'm most interested in doing, helping southerners understand that

but when it comes to ear aches, that may be a prescription for danger. >>> netflix gets reviews from more than just streaming what they are offering parents. >>> here is vanessa with a look at the forecast. >>> it is going to be beautiful in fact, perhaps this forecast can't be beat. i'll have details coming up so you can decide for yourself, but remember rain or shine you can have the forecast anytime, check live radar send us your pictures and video, free in the itunes store. anon fs veyo upadspdss sts urdolo sed th10 ferptsneorisert t t pt,etio i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have

when i came claer ear, i notice. >> the suspect was shot in the head. this combat veteran and former army ranger did not know who he just killed. >> we knew that there were identifying marks on the individual, and at some point we found a mark and we knew that the we had richard matt, and i called it on the radio. what did it say? mexico forever. it learned that matt fired him at that time a passing rv earli earlier that day. >> how did you do with it at the end of the day. ultimately he gave me no other option by pointing the shotgun at me. >>> now to sports. we begin with the sexual assault allegations. she said that two other men drug and raped her after breaking into the argue. this is nothing more than a desperate attempt to shake down a highly attempted athlete. >> he said i know the truth and i am cop if i dents that we're brichb innocent. >> former nbc star passed away. he was drafted 5th overall by the 76 ers and becoming the first high school player in hus history. his family said that he died of a heart attack. more than anything the huge lov

ear buds and how they could ruin people's hearing.how loud is too loud when you turn up your tunes? >>> how soon is too soon to talk to your kids about dangers of drinking alcohol? some believe it should be as early as age 9. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> a new study is confirming what many of us already know. get your rest to avoid getting sick. that's according to a new study in the journal "sleep." researchers tracked the sleep patterns of dozens of adults. they found that those who slept less than six hours a night were over four times more likely to catch a cold compared to those who got seven hours of sleep. >>> the nation's leading group of pediatricians is urging parents to talk to their kids about the dangers of alcohol long before they may take their first sip. experts with the american academy of pediatrics are pointing to surveys showing nearly a quarter of young people report that they have tried their first alcohol

pink ear plugs. >> why?ink. >> you know that moment when you get called in, what do i do, what do i do? just reading articles on the internet. >> i would totally question somebody, a stranger making notes about you. you better believe i'd be up in their grill. >> check out our website, while you're there see the other videos he put out with a buddy of his where they are burying the cat, trust me. >> that's all folks. we'll see you next time on "right this minute." >>> a guy uses his cell phone to livestream himself in the middle of a police chase. see what has people wondering if if it's real or fake. >>> getting a great video is all about -- >> right clicks, right time. >> why the person who shot this -- you see the elephant but nothing's going on here. >> wait, something is going on. >> see the moment mama got her miracle. >> plus, the coolest cake cutter ever. what it's like to be stuck in -- >> the zone. >> why it's all p

pink ear plugs. >> why? why? >> oh, pink. >> you know that moment when you get called in, what do i do, what do i do? just reading articles on the internet. >> i would totally question somebody, a stranger making notes about you. you better believe i'd be up in their grill. >> check out our website, while you're there see the other videos he put out with a buddy of his where they are burying the cat, trust me. >> that's all folks. we'll see you next time on "right this minute."

i was going to say nose or ears and i said let's get on. i said wherever. and there was nothing -- only a deviant would have thought otherwise. >> trump has been very critical of the questions he received during the debate. he also called deli a bimbo and a lightweight. >>> next horror in houston. eight people, including six children, found dead. the suspect police have in custody and why they think he went on this killing spree inside a home. >>> also a dead away tack in yell stone national park. the search for a grizzly bear after a hiker was found dead. >>> another beautiful day. another weekend where we really didn't see any rain. so what's in store for the work week. >>> will we finally get much needed rain? i will have details coming up. >>> more reaction from the giants on the passing of the legendary frank gifford. and the yankees bats fell silent once again. they also snapped a streak that's lasted 16 years. we will explain later in sports. [muted singing throughout] these girls have waited 62 days for this concert tonight. so far i've counted 32 o

so let's focus in on that ear thermometer. it registers the temperature by reading infrared heat coming off of the eardrum and so you have to use it correctly. it's not accurate in children who are under six months of age. in older children you have to use the right angle so ear wax can throw it off so i tend to recommend digital as the way to go. it's really pretty easy. >> yeah, yeah. definitely. and we have got this other question from a mom and she says can you provide information on a throat clearing tick? she says my daughter turned 4 and she clears her throat all day long. >> these are not very uncommon. there are many causes of throat clearing in children. so let's run through those so that you know what to be looking for. allergies is the most common, seasonal allergies, food allergies, post natal drip -- nasal drop, asthma can come out in this way. a child and a parent responds and they will do it again. and tick disorders like tourette's can also present that way. here's what you do if you see your child is having t

she had a big wide gash on the back of her head running from one ear to the other. in the first few months after the bombing purposing spots appeared on her body, she ran a high fever her gums were inflamed, and she lost all of her hair. her doctor told her parents that she was diagnose and it was time to let -- that she was dying, and it was time to let her go. but doe made it. vice presidentially, most of her symptoms disappeared, and her injuries, for the most part healed. but year after year her hair would not grow back. doe hid inside her house staring at herself in the here record are. instead of hair, soft, raggedly fuzz grew on her scalp, so thin and transparent that she looked almost bald, but even that would fall out, then grow in and fall out again. why me, she fumed, why do i have to stay so ugly? i didn't do anything. she asked herself over and over again what she should do with the life she had been given. eight years after the bombing she finally came to realize that she needed to find a way to transvend her atomic bomb experience and somehow create a

reporter: but right now arguments like that are falling on deaf ears here. more and more states are considering legalizing cannabis. kate: armenia's approach to cannabis consumption could not be more different. there, prison is the punishment dealt out to dealers and their customers alike. even possession of a small amount of the substance is enough to land you in jail. indeed, armenia's approach to minor offenses of all kinds is notoriously draconian, with 25% of prisoners serving time for crimes they haven't even been convicted of committing. as a result, the country's prisons are full to overflowing, and that's a situation which the government is now trying to address. reporter: for days, thousands of people blocked the center of yerevan, the armenian capital. originally the protests were triggered by a rise in electricity prices, but now they're about president serzh sargsyan, numerous human rights violations, and police violence. in the last weeks of june alone hundreds of demonstrators were detained. armenia's prisons are chronically overcrowded. the e

an ear piece? we are going to talk about that. >> you didn't get the e-mail, the tweet? >> no tweet, no memo, no telegram or fax. >> i got the tweet. >> we will talk about how us normal people, everyone, hears god speak to their heart and to their mind so as to direct them into a ministry in their own lives. you are watching mosaic. my name is chris lyford. we'll be right back. >> welcome back to mosaic. my maim is chris lyford. i am with richard lane, lay catholic evangelist, richardlaneministrys.com. many catholics have received the sacrament of confirmation. you talk about sacraments being the nuclear bomb of spiritual growth, having fruit in your life. when we receive that sacrament of confirmation that's the holy spirit being poured over us. many people forget to open that up. in the catholic church since 1967 there has been the charismatic renewal which is the outpouring, baptism of the holy spirit. talk a little bit about what that means and how people can open that up. i know it's a big topic. >> it really is. >> all started at pent cost. >> exactly. it all start

and, to lend my ears to the past lessons with humility. i wish to continue to uphold this belief. >> you stated the children of the future should not be assuming the destiny of apologizing for the past war. you also state that we must face past history. this resonates with a former german president's speech. younger germans cannot profess a guilt for crimes they did not admit. elaborate? since the 70 years end of the war. i do not believe our children, their children, grandchildren, that, whotions beyond have nothing to do with that, should be burdened with the responsibility of continuing to apologize. believe that this act of apologizing is a responsibility of our generation. and, this is a view i incorporated into my statement. that, the japanese, transcending generations, must face past history. more than anything else, we must express gratitude to the countries that fought against forn during the war extending goodwill and guiding us to rejoin the international community. of gratitude must not be forgotten by future generations. muste

==t :0= =err//vcon= itppes tre'r >>> that's music to the ears of panda lovers.here's more to celebrate at the zoo in washington, d.c. hours after announcing the birth of a baby panda, now the a zoo is tweet a second cub was born five hours later. >> twins. as a mother of twins, i send my best. she will be a tired mama. both appear to be healthy and of normal weight and size, which is about the size of a stick of butter. that's about how big a baby is. >> people can relate to that. >> the gender of the cubs has not been determined so far. they will not be named until they are 100 days old following tradition. >> music to the ears of pea piano lovers because that means they are healthy enough to yell and lungs developed. >> 100 days we will find out the names and genders, too. exciting. >> i like peggy. peggy the panda. >> i don't know. >> thank you for watching. >> "saturday night live" up next. have a great night. hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too, sfx: rawr especially during

edisonlate 1880's, started thinking about doing for the eye what the phonograph did for the ear.o began a whole series of experiments with motion picture film. most of that work was done by his engineer, a guy named william kennedy lory dixon, who is a sometimes -- dickson, sometimes and unjustly forgotten figure in history. it was dickson who did most of the work and developing the motion picture camera. he is responsible for a lot of those early camera tests. he is the person who shot the record of his knees. -- of a sneeze. he is featured in the very first sound film. "dicksonled the experimental sound film." this is an interesting story. we have the film of the "dicsk experimental -- dickson experimental sound film," with d.w. griffith playing the violin into a horn. two of his fellow engineers in front of the camera dancing. cylinder youx can and should hear somebody say start. son historical site in west orange, new jersey, had a copy of the wax cylinder. we had a copy of the film. several years ago working with academyurch, an award-winning sound engineer, and people at in

blood coming out of eyes nose and ears. watching wheel of fortune and i have never seen that. >> trump said that kelly should apologize to him. when she heard that she was like -- [ laughter ] >> oh, god. >>> bernie sanders is leading hillary clinton in new hampshire. leading her. he's like seven points ahead. yeah. yeah. so, screw those e-mails from when she was secretary of state. i want to see the e-mails hillary sent out this morning. >>> sanders have been trailing her now he has a lead. i think he might be getting a little cocky. take a few new slogans he's telling out. bern down for what? hillary just got weakened at bernies. >>> released a line backer for breaking a jaw. the jets finally get a player who can hit and they release him. >>> nokia is celebrating its 50 anniversary as a company this year. they had a crazy party. it was like. i'm in a club, can't hear you now. >> that's funny. >> i love that. and the game snake that went along with that ringtone. >>> want to remind you about "good morning america." the ban

. >> coach bringing from ear to ear. >> nice production value there. globe that features the painted ladies homes that appear in the opening credits. that is so cute. >> that is really fun. giants have been so great about making the whole experience great and fun for their fans. >> brings them closer to us. world news tonight is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate your time. hope to see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, history in cuba. the american flag flying for the first time in half a century. the cuban people cheering as we ask how soon will americans be able to travel there freely. and the vintage cars we showed you on our trip. what are they now worth tonight? >>> while here at home, the developing story, the plane crash, new fires on the ground. tonight, the reports of evacuations. >>> the other air scare. a flight headed to america. we now learn the pilots suddenly have trouble breathing in the cockpit. >>> the unarmed black athlete whose car breaks down knocking on a door for hel

. >> it happened 700 block recreational vehicle ear street 2:450 a.m.wing was walking home when someone got out ever a pickup truck and stabbed n him in chest, abdomen and shoulder and took off and he saw ewing collapse. >> i looked down and said something was wrong. one kid gave him cpr. and then he said, come on, come on, get up, get up. >> ewing was pronounced dead at the hospital and police say confrontation ghan victim yelled to the driver he was going wrong way on one way street. >> wrong way. >> i don't think that happened. i think it happened cottman and boulevard and something happened as walking home. >> ewing worked for him at america brother's pizzeria through high school and college and recently left to the become a welder. >> my brother we drop off food. it was sad. you saw mom and dad and they're in pieces now still in shock. it's unbelievable this can happen. >> and police are reyou viewing video from nearby diner that shows the truck leaving the parking lot and barreling down this street. and now if you know anything about a dark blue o

. >> i had a smile from ear to ear, it was the most amazing thing. >> dillon suffered dehydration and hyperthermia but otherwise okay. >>> the tolls are going up on the burlington bristol bridge and the palmyra, the bridge commission voted in favor of the increase, tolls increase from $2 to $4 for those that pay cash, easy pass see an increase of $1. the higher fee is needed to cover improvement work needed on both bridges. >>> there is a new place to shop in south jersey, customers are lining up to check out the gloucester premium outlets. katherine scott takes us to the grand opening. >> a lot of people wanted to be here today when the stores opened. the grand opening celebration began today and runs through sunday, there is live entertainment, going to be family friendly events and of course a lot of shopping, the stores opened at sock and shoppers were ready to spend. >> three, two, one cut the ribbon! >> once the ribbon was cut the shops officially opened and shoppers did not want to miss a minute. >> i watched it being built from the time is started to the time it finished. the

disney is down 8.25% after a rare ears ngs disappointment. let's get to netflix. offering their employees unlimited maternity and paternity leave for the first year after they either have a child or adopt a child. and it's very, very flexible. during that first year, the new moms and dads can come and go as they see fit. they can either work full time or part time, all for full pay during that first year. netflix officials say they're doing this in order to keep the bet talent, best talent in the field. experience shows people perform better at work when they're not worrying about home. amen to that. it's back to the future for rio this time. lexus has unveiled an honest to goodness hover board just like the one marty mcfly used in the movie "back to the future 2." don't get too excited yet, it's not for sale. might be for sale. right now the prototype only works in a controlled environment, where there are magnets placed under the surface that you're hovering over and those magnets under act with liquid nitrogen cooled superconductors on the hover board. but stil

to ear if you notice.temperature celebrate full house with full clubhouse night on september 30 at home. fans will receive a snow globe that features the painted lady home that appear in the opening credit. city. station promo. >> perfect. larry off. collin is here. good stuff. >> it's good stuff. e-mail from the giants early today about that. this is really cool. fight i'll open up. fight giants offense comments to live with big inning continue to go plague matt cain. so far so good one i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni, there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your

but if you copy your ear, -- cup your ear you can discern the , wind brings of candidates saying trumphings. like this from scott walker in new hampshire on friday, when all the attention was on trump in alabama. scott walker: you're fighting a war, you identify who the enemy is. we have said it repeatedly. it is radical islamic terrorism. it is a war against not only america and israel, against christians, jews, even the handful of reasonable moderate followers of islam who don't share the radical beliefs that these radical islamic terrorists have. mark: just a handful. john: just a handful of moderate muslims. fyi, we asked the walker campaign. they replied that walker knows full well the majority of muslims want peace. having said that, this is not the only candidate who has said a few trumpian things that have been blown away. no one has paid attention. are those things going to come candidates,t those or are they going to get away scott free? emily: i don't think scott walker -- mark: i don't think scott walker thinks it's only a handful i , think he misspoke. in short-term, they

. >>> (laughter) i was being told that in my ear, by the way. >> i'm being told that i don't have an >> what's the deal with sodomy. >> am hickory dic ory dock, your health-care plan sucks -- >> obama makes sun go away. >> that's not the name we discussed. >> 50 points to given door. >> i rather go to war. >> do go on. >> i said we shouldn't do that one so if we could just-- i don't think that that -- >> did you hear that, mr. bartholomew. >> you can't buy taste. >> andela. >> i feel a trap. >> i like applesauce. >> i don't think that that is better in-- (laughter) send your letters to brian williams. >> what the blubber -- >> oh no, you didn't. >> i thought we were going to change that. >> who is it that i talked to about getting these changed. >> dancing with the pelvis and the -- >> are you eating it with a fork. oh [bleep] fork! oh! >> i think your mother is a whore, no disrespect g home and get your [bleep] bot. >> ba da-- [bleep] keep him here, keep him here, jimmy. >> oh, i amuse. how do i amuse you, what am i, a clown, you think? what am i, a clown, is that what you think? (c