regional rails are making less extolls. they will get you -- they are making less stops. they will get you there. route 10 is suspended, 101 and 102 norristown high speed line have limited service. on the way to the parkway i'm recommending you dress yourself and your kids in a jacket. this afternoon you could go with short sleeves or long sleeves or lighter gear, we are looking at temperatures in the 70s, so it's mass you put on a shirt and collar and tie, but make it short sleeves. grabbing the el or the bus to get to the regional rail station that is taking you in, 62 degrees by 9:00. 72 by noon. the high will be 76 degrees at 3:00 p.m. him it will be breezy like yesterday, clouds and sunny breaks, but it is looking like it will be dry for the mast this afternoon. matt and tam. >> the river link ferry is another way to get to philadelphia for the papal visit. services run from 7:30 a.m. to midnight. the tickets must be purchased in advance. new jersey transit and patco are running, use atlantic city rail line and the river line. if you use those services you are advise

. >> before escaping to the reel life utopia he was extolling the virtues of the one of a kind airline. >> wonderful poll neegs spirit will put them at rest, at ease and in that vacation mood the moment they're on board our aircraft. >> beginning with a french poll neegs offering. >> i remember, if you're taken you put it on this side over your heart and if you're single you put it here, right. >> yes, that's right. >> okay. i'm ready. >> once in flight, luxury in every turn of my eight hour journey on the modern a-340. >> two by two seating so couples are always seated together. >> and as you slip into relaxation mode attendance slip into something more comfortable. >> they change to the at that heegs dress which actually in the at that heegs language means pretty woman. >> that's going to be a good >> that's it for us today. i want to thank you all for coming along. also, we want to thank your host or as they say -- to the four seasons resort bora bora and at that tahiti tourism. >> thank you. i'm putting that place on the bucket list. we're going to leave you with the all new gothem

." >> if people only knew the problem that they were creating when they extolled the virtues of throwaway living. this is a monster in the creating right here. >> hello. >> hello. hi, my name is jennifer. do you know about the newby island dump... they want to expand it... have you experienced odors? >> oh constantly, for years. >> these neighbors are talking trash... as a group of milpitas, california, residents go door to door to fight the expansion of the newby island landfill... located in the neighboring city of san jose. they hold weekly meetings... >> it stinks! >> and they host town halls... >> there is a significant odor that comes from the newby island facility. >> sometimes you know when i just go out and take a walk i just feel dizzy, and i feel like throwing up. >> the whole milpitas is like a huge bathroom, you know, it just so smells so bad. >> milpitas, california... a sleepy bedroom community is the gateway to silicon valley. a bustling tech town of 70,000. many citizens here say the garbage is taking over and ruining their quality of life. >> i'm a real estate broker and

. >>> well, last night on the "late show" with steve colbert, first lady michelle obama extolled on the real-life luxuries she's missed while living in the white house. let's take a listen. >> i also want to do little things like, you know, open a window. i mean -- >> i'm sorry -- >> i want to go to target! i want to drive! >> i'm sorry, first lady, you don't have security clearance to open a window. >> i can't open my windows. i really can't. the window opens if i press it in the car, everybody's like, oh, my god, what was that? one day -- >> we'll get you a canister of fresh air, madame first lady. >> one day, as a treat, my lead agent let me have the windows open on the way to camp david. it was like five minutes out, he's like, windows open, enjoy it! i was like, thanks, allen. >> that personality is way underused. she's fabulous. and we'll be right back. >>> invaders from mars, capturing humans at will for their own sinister purposes, turning them into diabolical instruments of destruction. >> welcome to mars. >> you got a lot of nerve showing your face around here. >> look who's t

it's one of those blends of hip hop that doesn't extol violence, but has love, compassion, longing, missingpaul walker. >> you cut it off. >> you said to listen to it for a little bit. okay, dana, you're up. >> i've been a fan of sonia lee for a long time. she released a song in 2014 that i hadn't heard until 2016. it's called "put it in your pocket." take a listen. ♪ put it in your pocket ♪ big blue sky sunshining down heavenly lights ♪ >> she's a big talent. check her out on youtube. >> that's "melrose place" music. >> i never watched "melrose place." >> that's your problem. >> i lived at a place in beverley hills very much like that. south rexford. >> isn't everything? >> greg, you have a favorite? >> i like to stay ahead of the trends, unlike you people. i'm always on the look out for new bands, unlike you people. i came across this band that i think it is going to be big. i love this song "summer." ♪ new york to san francisco an intercity disco the traffic lights are burning ♪ ♪ if you like to party get on and move your body ♪ >> okay. don't hate me for this. it's a justin beiber song.

billing to the top floor, he captured everyone's hearts and hopes elm he started when he arrived here extollinghe u.n. employees who wanted to talk to him. did that to he called the cooks, cleaners, security officers and others, saying there is dignity in their work. then it was on the general assembly. those are the big shots, those 150 or so world leaders, and he hammered away at the themes of business pappas si. economic injustice, calling on ambition and selfishness and boundless thirst for power as negative attributes of the developed nations, talking about injustice and social injustice, and criticized the religious persecution going on and urged world leaders to do something to deal with the horrible continuing refugee crisis in the middle east. >> translator: war is the negation of all rights, and it's a dramatic assault on the environment. if we want true integral human development for all, we must work tirelessly to avoid war between nations and between peoples. >> reporter: here's an example of their shared values. yesterday in congress you talk about the golden rule. the original pa

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religion cannot just extol togetherness.s to identify the bad guys and say these people are the enemies of god because they want to slaughter his children. troy and 11 -- bashar al assad is the greatest murderer today. millions displaced out of their homes, having to choose between being killed if being killed and flew with nothing on their backs. i am jewish and i know it like for people to face hitler to be welcomed into the united states. migrants coming into our country. let's get to the rue coulter. why are we fighting and wise and the pope calling towards him. >> we did speak about her rather against humans committing violence against each other, but was not specific about any spots on the globe that we are all paying attention to as we speak . deirdre: just to recap, you do see the pope, you can barely see him, you see his head making his way to the helicopter, landing safely about ten minutes ago at jfk international airport. he is make his way to a helicopter where he will be flown to manhattan, an evening prayer se

. >> he extols the virtues of those who feel like family. david with your final thoughts as the pope approaches the school. >> they are saying their good- byes right now. it is really a festival atmosphere. the young kids are screaming we love you, we love you. the pope waving back to them. this is what they were hoping. a chance to see the pope. he rolls down the window. he makes a connection with these people. this is a huge motorcade surrounding this trip through manhattan now. it has everyone you can imagine. and more, but more importantly, it has the pope. as he says good-bye to east harlem. they say good-bye, we love you back. the cardinal is sitting right next to him. back to you in the studio. >> we love the signature window down. the pope does not every want the window up so he can continuously reach out to people. so the window is down. the pope now making his way toward central park. for one of the highlights of his trip here as he leaves the school of east harlem. our lady queen of angels school, really just a remarkable talk wit

success there against particularly individuals who are plotting externally, using social media to extoll followers to commit attacks here in the homeland, and we've taken a number of those figures off the battlefield. and we've also worked with partners on the border between syria and turkey to close off that border, to narrow that gap, to the point where there's only about 68 miles left of that border that we need to secure. so we've taken measurable steps, but there's a lot more to do. >> another part of your job, when it comes to counterterrorism is on the cyber front. i want to play for you this exchange that james clapper had with john mccain over in the senate. take a listen. i want to ask you about it on the other side. >> well, hope springs eternal. i think we will have to watch what their behavior is and it will be incumbent on the intelligence community, i think, to pick -- portray to the policy makers, what behavioral changes if any result from this agreement. >> are you optimistic? >> no. >> so that's james clapper not being optimistic that whatever cyber deal that the u.s. a

we can find some areas of agreement like the earned income credit, which i give arthur credit for extolling, because it could strengthen families. arthur brooks: these are show issues, corporate jets are show issues. the real issue, middle-class entitlements. 70% of the federal budget, that is where the real money is. until we can take that on, if we want to make progress, the left and right want to make progress as they put together budgets, they will have to make progress on that. if we want to increase taxes on carried interest, that is fine for me. not that i can speak for everybody, certainly not everybody on the republican side. by the way, mitch mcconnell and john boehner are watching, at least indirectly and paying attention. they care a lot about this. they care a lot about culture and economics. they care about poverty. we have to be careful not to impugn the motives and imputing motives on the other side is the number one barrier against making progress. we should declare war on that and defeat it. then we can take on issues. it is important for us to do that. who, by the way, ar

we can find some areas of agreement like the earned income credit, which i give arthur credit for extolling, because it could strengthen families. arthur brooks: these are show issues, corporate jets are show issues. the real issue, middle-class entitlements. 70% of the federal budget, that is where the real money is. until we can take that on, if we want to make progress, the left and right want to make progress as they put together budgets, they will have to make progress on that. if we want to increase taxes on carried interest, that is fine for me. not that i can speak for everybody, certainly not everybody on the republican side. by the way, mitch mcconnell and john boehner are watching, at least indirectly and paying attention. they care a lot about this. they care a lot about culture and economics. they care about poverty. we have to be careful not to impugn the motives and imputing motives on the other side is the number one barrier against making progress. we should declare war on that and defeat it. then we can take on issues. it is important for us to do that. who, by the way, ar

donald trumpat carly fiorina's looks and the response was swift on an online video that extols -- hostules on what amounts to coordination are summarily defined that super pac's increasingly act as shadow campaigns -- right at the lines getting -- host: why are the lines getting so fuzzy? guest: this is a great example of what we are talking about with super pac's. trump said something inappropriate about carly fiorina and rather than having to respond herself, her super pac, as you mention, came to her rescue and put out a video. not a negative video but a positive video showcasing her and other women basically doing the fight and arguing for her. about is a talking super pac, an entity that can raise and spend independent of the candidate campaigns, representing for donald trump carly fiorina's views in the debate. i think that is what the type of corruption we are talking about. if a super pac is supposed to be independent of the election increasingly we are seeing them right in the mix of things. how can we truly call them in pet's expenditures and imagine that these entities are n

we may extol democracy as the best and highest form of government, while at the same time disparageingautocracy and other dictatorial regimes. but the difference between these governments is a difference of form, not function. all governments limit individual freedom. the question is who decides what those limits are and how far they extend? when government limits freedom, it makes a value judgment that the conduct prescribed is less important, less worthy than whatever goal the government is seeking to accomplish. take the fight against drugs. long ago, congress made a decision that avoiding the devastating consequences of drug addiction and drug violence is a more worthy goal than permitting people to choose for themselves whether to ingest certain mind-altering substances. we made a value judgment that reducing violence and preventing addiction is more important than giving people unfettered control over what they consume. and it is easy to see why. violence and addiction are tangible, devastating harms that ruin lives and destroy aspirations. the ability to consume mind-altering su