flora has gained at least 300 pounds since her rescue. and she has just been adopted. phil: fantastic. question for you tonight, who will be the next speaker of the house? heather: still no decision out of the nation' s capital. the closed door meeting held right now. phil: a visit in the u.k.. china' s leader visit britain. the meeting today at buckingham palace. plus -- heather: a new dessert that anyone can eat. safe foods for families with allergies. harvey: life pictures of the mass pike around the noon area. let' s take a look at the map and the rest of the area. route three. out on the pike, 17 minutes right from the 128. through 495. looks like it is larger -- for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >> you were watching newscenter 5 at 5:30 p.m. heather: a big shakeup for the canadian government. justin trudeau, the son of late canadian prime minister pierre trudeau, will become t

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> i just pictured paul ryan. is he flipping a coin? does he make this decision? because everybody is waiting to hear what he will do. whether he will run for speaker of the house. ryan has said he doesn't want the job. but many in the gop think he is the only man who can pull the party together. and the only one who can get the votes to win. in fact, they're almost begging him to take the job. however, john boehner's support and he's come out in support of him may be ryan's biggest problem. earlier i spoke to representative walter jones about that real dilemma. >> and we don't need john boehner to pick his replacement. he tried to do that with kevin mccarthy. he's somewhat behind this movement to bring paul ryan into replace him. let the will of the conference. the conference speak and choose the candidate. my candidate is from florida. but there are other candidates. >> you are a member of the liberty caucus, right? >> that's correct. there doesn't seem to be that much of a political divide between the two. and this seems to be, perha

ultimate flora.to your gut. >>> all right. u.s. troops are heading to syria to help in the fight against isis. less than 50 special operation soldiers will be heading, as early as next week, to kurdish-controlled territory in northern syria. but it still appears to be a change in strategy for president obama, who said just two years ago, that the u.s. would have no boots on the ground in that country. >> as a general rule, i don't rule things out as commander in chief. because circumstances change. i do not foresee a scenario in which boots on the ground in syria, american boots on the ground in syria, would not only be good for america, but also would be good for syria. >> we've ended one war in iraq. we're ending another in afghanistan. and the american people have the good sense to know, we cannot resolve the underlying conflict in syria with our military. >> this is not something that we are using as an excuse for military action. i was elected to end wars, not start 'em. >> i don't think we shou

store clerk donald flora appears to help the friend fill out the paperwork. flora told jurors he was unaware it was an illegal sale known as a straw purchase. >> last thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands that has-- that's going to commit a crime. >> reporter: during closing arguments, patrick dunphy, the officers' attorney, sailed the store shares responsibility. >> if badger guns had done its job on may 2, then bryan and graham would not have been shot on june 9. >> reporter: there a a currently half a dozen other lawsuits pending against gun dealers or gun stores for allegedly allowing the illegal sale of firearms. scott, today's verdict may well influence those cases. >> pelley: adriana diaz with the breaking news tonight. adriana, thank you. well, after two very lively republican debates, it's the democrats' debate debut tonight. front-runner hillary clinton is facing her closest rival, senator bernie sanders from vermont. clinton leads in national polls but sanders is away ahead in new hampshire, the first primary stayed. also on stage to

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> on the eastern coast of okinawa -- >> the u.s. must seem like they never left. today, there are roughly 30,000 troops stationed on the island. put that many americans in a place, especially young, mostly male americans, many of them homesick, and it tends to change the environment. ♪ kintown just outside of naha right by camp hansen, one of the larger bases. >> fight inch by inch to conquer this island. >> kim is a small slice of americana. the okinawans made the kind of adjustments like they do. and sometime in the '80s ad adjusted food to we know it, a mutant justice. taco rice. >> taco and rice. that's taco rice. >> wow. >> it's big. >> is this chili sauce or ketchup? >> original taco. >> it's taco sauce. >> taco rice sauce. it's a bit spicy. >> oh, good. >> but not super spicy. >> vivian has lived in both the u.s. and okinawa and her aunt, an entertainer who began singing in american bases after the war. wow, that's good. there are dueling claims as to how taco rice might have morphed into existence, but in the 19s 80s america

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> so i've given up many vices in my life. to like that i will -- that i just don't do anymore. cocaine, heroin, prostitutes, the musical stylings of steven tyler. i put aside these childish things, as it were. in favor of a newer, more mature me. but there is one shameful secret. one thing i just can't give up. one thing i keep coming back to every time i come back to japan. one thing that still has an unholy grip on me. for no reason that i can gather. it's the convenience store formerly of mere akron, ohio, that mutated into a massive japanese chain. behold the wonder that is lawson. what is it exactly about this place? it's got its tentacles so deep into my heart and my soul. ♪ where are you? i know you're around here somewhere. pillows of love. egg salad from lawson. need a beverage. ♪ >> in naha, you would be advised to avoid international avenue unless you're homesick for fellow americans. head down the side streets, shuttered storefronts give way to packed izakayas. a few beers, and the good times begin. people go out

the power to feel better.tm digestive core.r so choose ultimate flora by renewlife.timate flora. more power to your gut. ♪ >>> this is a typical street of this neighborhood. houses of wood, houses of concrete. the street is not in good condition. here was the bus station. it's not a bus station anymore. now it's a building. it's a monument. >> montea is a suburb of havana, home to one of cuba's most celebrated writers. [ speaking foreign language ] >> author of the internationally successful mario detective series, padura has been able to portray the daily struggles, the absurdities of life in cuba. it's a delicate dance, and few have been able to replicate it. your hero in the books, does he live in this neighborhood? >> other place. >> happy place to grow up, this neighborhood? >> yeah. totally free. >> i notice a lot of people just hanging out. who lives here? >> all kinds of people. engineers. workers. and people who makes nothing, like that guy. >> right. >> he don't make nothing. >> how does he live? >> trying to find something to do or something to sell. makin

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. ♪ >> extend your arm. your other arm., like this. >> did you see the vacant lot across the street? that was san jose china town built in 1987. >> that was first. >> it was first. >> a chinese community first. >> right. 1897 was when some of the first japanese arrived in this area. >> southbound san jose, not much going on out here other than world domination by a small group of tech companies. on a happier less paranoid note, san jose has one of the last three japan towns in the country. >> who were the first japanese to come over? >> students, lay bores looking for a better life. in traditional japanese familyy the first son inherited everything. generally, it was the second son who would get nothing who came over. when the first japanese came here, one of the places they stayed at was chinatown. you would have an asian community. they would be able to find food similar to japanese food and there'd be a comrade. >> thank you. curt grew up in the area. his family, like thousands of other japanese americans, were in terred

ultimate flora.f the coast on both sides of the city. they're a distinctively beautiful feature of an already beautiful area. but no matter how beautiful the cliffs and chasms of calanques i sure as hell wouldn't care to dive straight into water of indeterminative depth from any height. no, i would not do that. >> welcome. >> wow. >> it's where you jump. >> yes. >> from here. >> 18 meters. >> it's only 18 meter? >> yes. >> it looks like it's much more. >> lionel franc, known to his friends as lulu, grew up around calanques and, yes, he would do that, he does it almost every day. >> you're very close. you have to push yourself? >> i push. >> i can't even look at you doing that. oh. >> that's it? you done? >> i'm done. i'm sick. don't like heights. oh, geez. i look at him and my calves start turning to jelly. you look at the fish. >> look at the fish. >> wow. so after you belly flop and your food squirts out both ends of you, the fish will feed on you. >> that's why they're coming. >> oh, geez. ♪ >> oh

ultimate flora.wer to your gut. >>> 12.5 years after george bush's dream began -- >> we will bring freedom to others and we will prevail. >> -- iraqis are running for their lives. tens of thousands of them desperate to escape isis. and many more are fleeing syria. >> we're running now with these migrants and refugees. >> all of them on a dangerous journey to reach europe, to reach safety. >> we hope to get germany. >> governments there are struggling with how to handle the gigantic numbers. some are closing their borders or worse. >> sorry. okay. i can smell that tear gas now. they are chanting. >> the risks the refugees take have become heartbreakingly clear, but still, they come because for many, the alternative is this. ♪ [ gunshots ] >> the most dangerous band of thugs the world has ever seen. >> our knife will continue to strike the next of your people. >> the beheadings, the mass murders, the rape and enslavement of women. all of it was born of the rage and chaos that have crippled the country

ultimate flora.> you've been in the restaurant business now in the san francisco area how many years? >> 26. >> basically you've been feeding well-heeled people much of that time. >> my whole life. >> daniel patterson is the chef of one of the great bay area restaurants, top of the fine dining world. two stars. but in 2014 he and chef roy choi of la's empire decided to embark on a revolutionary and probably fool hardy and totally selfless enterprise. >> what are you up to now? what are you doing? >> starting a fast-food venue. i mean -- >> why? >> it's unbelievable that in our country so much of it, we've just decided it's okay for people to eat garbage basically, processed food. the tenderloin, the area that we're going to, traditionally the worst intersection in the city, most drug arrests, most homicides. the most vulnerable of our population are being fed the worst food consistently. >> they try to address all those problems, creating a fast, casual, food business good for the world. >> awesome s

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digestive core.r so choose ultimate flora by renewlife. it has 30 billion probiotic cultures.gized. ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> for years we've been trying to keep the v.a. honest. cnn senior investigator correspondent drew griffin uncovered damning evidence some hospitals were keeping two sets of books to hide long wait times for appointments. but bernie sanders, who was chairman at the time, wasn't pushing for answers or holding anyone accountable tr . i asked him about that at the debate. >> why when you were chairman didn't you take action? >> i was chairman for two years and we did take action. we passed a $15 billion piece of legislation which brought in many, many new doctors and nurses into the v.a. so that veterans in this country could get the health care when they needed it and not be on long waiting lines. and the other part of that legislation said that if a veteran is living more than 40 miles away from a v.a. facilities, that veteran could get health care from a community health center or private sector. >> what senator sanders didn't mention is

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> late september, 1995.onths, the trial of the century has been a national obsession. >> stop domestic violence! stop the code of silence. >> but a casualty of the constant hype is the freedom of 14 men and women. the jury has been sequestered hundreds of days. >> we were told it was going to be about three months. when the third month came, it was four, then five. it just went on and on and on. >> back in court, o.j. simpson cites the juror's fatigue as one reason he's not going to testify. >> i have confidence of the integrity that they will find, as the record stands now, that i did not, could not and would not have committed this crime. >> four days later, the end is finally in sight. >> you have heard all the evidence. >> no more witnesses. no more delays. just closing arguments. first up, lead prosecutor marcia clark. >> let me come back to mark fuhrman for a minute, just so it's clear. did he lie when he testified here in this courtroom, saying that he did not use racial slurs in the last ten years? y

so everyone wants to improve the integrity and history without disturbing the flora and fauna. so we're going to create something unique that will allow everybody to get through the canyon but not interrupt the flora and fauna on the other side of the creek. we don't want to widen the road. >> the project could cost anywhere from $60 to $100 million and would require help from a bailout measure and congress. >>> independent artists and designers now have the power of the world's largest retailer behind them. >> the new market for handcrafted wares. >> reporter: etsy is known for featuring handmade goods from independent artists and small businesses. now it has big competition. amazon launched a new site this morning called handmade at amazon. the company made the announcement saying "customers can discover artisans from around the world and shop local from artisan states in their community with the familiar amazon experience they know and trust." amazon started talking with sellers in may and told them to get their pages ready. and the section already has more than 80,000 items

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> welcome back to "state of the union." russia is promising to intensify air strikes in syria that began this week. the russian defense ministry claiming that the targets are isis strongholds. u.s. officials are suspicious of vladimir putin's motives given that he hit forces opposed to his ally, syrian president assad, the pentagon learned of the russian air strikes just an hour before they were launched. >> that approach is tantamount as i said then, to pouring gasoline on the fire. >> joining me now is senator john mccain. i want to get to syria in just a moment. i do want to start in afghanistan. there was a bombing killing 19 members of the staff and patients and injuring 37. the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says it may be criminal. you're a former navy pilot. so you have some insight into this and many of us don't. how can something like this happen? >> well, we call it fog of war unfortunately and it's a tragedy. our thoughts and prayers go out to them. it's a wonderful organization, as you know, the doctor

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> we're back with our breaking news.gest here. this is a quote from rupert murdoch tonight, "ben and candy carson terrific. what about a real black president who can properly address the racial divide." >> ariva, you said you wanted some diversity in gender in this panel so here we are. consider what has been mentioned about the new york magazine article. what do you make of this? >> i'm concerned when anybody questions president obama's blackness or authenticity as an african-american. that issue has been put to bed so i'm troubled by the tweet. and ben carson, i understand he's leading, he's the second in the gop polls, but i have some real questions and concerns about him, particularly given his latest statement about the victims in that community college shooting, suggesting those victims should have attacked the shooter or done more. it just says to me i don't think he's ready to be the leader of the united states and to be the president if he doesn't have more empathy around victims and what happened in that situat

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> continuing on the breaking news, the state of south carolina has verbally declared a major disaster in their midst this that state, and not surprising when you look at the unblooelievable amounts of raind the number of rescues enduring in the last 24 hour, and then there's this, nine people now losing their the lives to these rising waters. 550 roads and bridges are now closed across that state. and there are thousands who are calling 911 in emergency whether they are on the road or in their homes, and deluged with this water. joining me live now is joe riley, the major of charleston, south carolina, and one of the cities affected by the rising a waters, and mayor, if you could give me a state of affairs in your city? >> well, right now, we are really worried about the upper part of the state. we are tending to our needs here, but we are worried about columbia which is 110 miles away, and here we are recovered and the water levels are down, and we have less

ultimate flora. your gut. >>> i've experienced a lot of things in my life, but i've never done anything like this. >> i'm at the head of a pack of hundreds of bikers who have taken over a california freeway. the president of the mongols, lil dave and his wife annie are at my side. i can't stop looking behind me to see this endless formation of bikes. every mongol i've talked to has said there is no feeling like this, and i get it now. i get the rush of being part of this massive group owning the open road. this is what it's all about. this is what these guys live for. i'm relieved that we haven't run into any rival motorcycle clubs. but police are everywhere. every once in awhile, they pull someone over. it seems to be totally random, they check the guy's license and send him on his way. the police presence is definitely invasive, but in some ways, it's part of the thrill. ♪ >> we stop for gas and i have a chance to catch my breath. >> oh, my god, my heart is in my stomach. i was so nervous. i was st

ultimate flora.turous food on 'parts unknown.' it seems like there's nothing you don't eat. do the crew get to eat the same things you eat?" oh, yes, yeah, they do. they share the same food good or bad. if i'm eating some sort of still semi living nether region of reptile, you should share that experience with me. that's my feeling. alternately, you know, if we just did a scene of me eating 12 courses in paris, chances are you're getting a pretty good meal as soon as the scene's over. one of the things that's curious to me, and i found this to be true of camera people and production crew throughout my television career, we could be on our way to shoot a scene in france, but if it's 1:00 in the afternoon, they will stop at 7-eleven and, you know, gorge on some sort of pita sandwich sitting there calcifying. they know the overwhelming likelihood, no, it's a dead bang sure thing, they're going to be eating as few other people on the planet, but no, they'll load up on hot pockets rather than skip mealtim

american people that he had been reading the encyclopaedia britannica and that from his readings the flora and fauna of greenland were what's more north american than english. ins caused a major uproar the american press. there are letters to the editor, maps published. a woman stood up in congress with a national geographic, slamming down on the table, saying how important it was for americans to protect greenland. at the correspondence dinner a few weeks later, roosevelt said to the american people that he that theh was american people knew the monroe doctrine applies to greenland, when i didn't. the truth is that both roosevelt and the secretary of state thought that the minogue doctrine applied to greenland before that, but he could not say that explicitly because of this sort of battle between isolationists and interventionists in the u.s. it was a really interesting tool that president roosevelt used to help americans understand the role in the world. host: this was really part of a larger geographic chess game. guest: absolutely. it was not just went germany and the nazis, but also

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> i'm pretty sure god is against this. oh, yeah.ter a few drinks i notice that i don't understand anyone. they could be making various threats of violence to me at the bar. and i could just be smiling and nodding. slump to the ground and go to sleep. would that be okay? little social experiment here.

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> we're following breaking news up on capitol hill. if lawmakers are working together to avoid both another government shutdown and a default on u.s. debts. we're just learning there will be a crucial meeting among house republicans later tonight. let's go to our senior political reporter manu raju for the very latest. what are your sources telling you? >> wolf, this is a pretty significant deal. probably the biggest deal of the president's administration with the last year and a half here in office. what republican leaders and the white house are closing in on is a deal to raise domestic and defense spending by roughly $80 billion. that would alleviate a lot of the pain felt by those across the board cuts known as sequestration. and it would also reduce the chances of a government shutdown over the next two years. in addition to that they're looking at raising the national debt limit until march of 2017. essentially of taking off the issue of default that scare we've been hearing year after year after year and averting that november 3

ultimate flora. more power to your gut.ng, and there is the sheriff of this county sheriff han lyn hanlin. we have people working with each one of the families to make sure they receive the highest level of support. these families are currently living through the nightmare and the most personal way possible. i would ask that the media respect their privacy, and let them grieve in their own way. as notifications happen, we hope to share their names and a little bit more about them in the future press conferences. on to the issues related to the campus. if your car is still parked on the campus, you need to meet at the douglas county fairgrounds today at 3:00 p.m. at that time, buses will be there to take you back to the campus to retrieve your car. you should bring photo i.d. if you cannot find your photo i.d. and you believe you have left it at the campus, check in with an officer at the college and let them know, and they will assist you in attempting to the retrieve it from one of the buildings. there are also mental heal

gun store officials - argued on the stand - that was never their intention- sot: donald flora/badger guns "the last thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands, that's going to commit a crime." after nine hours of deliberations, the jury awarded the officers nearly 6 million dollars in damages- a rare ruling- experts say could have broader implications- sot: mayor tom barrett (d), milwaukee i want gun dealers to make sure that individuals who cannot legally possess guns, do not get their hands on guns marci gonzalez tag and the man who pulled the trigger, is serving an 80-year sentence - and testified in this case. lawyers for the officers say - they feel vindicated. mg abc news ny stephanie: more national headlines here-- a couple from central new york accused of a brutal crime. police say they beat their 19 year old son to death---in church! the teen's brother- also attacked, in what was called a "counseling session." bruce and deborah leonard are charged with manslaughter. four other members of the "word of life christian church" in new hartford, new york were also arrest

ultimate flora.wer to your gut. >>> our breaking news coming to us out of jerusalem and out of the last three hours, two major attacks gone on there, and two attackers in the words of the local authorities neutralized. the one that you are looking at just happened in the last 45 minutes at the jerusalem at the main bus station where a woman was at a attacked there and this is coming 2 1/2 hours after another man wielding a knife plunged at the damascus gate in jerusalem at the entrance of the old city. you can see that if we zoom in, there is jerusalem, and on the east side of jerusalem, there is part of the old city actually that falls into the west bank, and this has been an active area, and the country of israel is on high alert. i want to go out to our senior correspondent ben wedeman who is live in jerusalem, and can you update me on what happened in the latest attack in the latest half hour? >> yes, we are trying to make our way there at the moment, ashleigh. we understand that a man went to th

ultimate flora.power to your gut. >>> a dramatic shakeup in the race for the white house this morning. with most everyone waiting to see in last night's debate, the front-runners, donald trump, ben carson facing off, there were two other breakout stars, the junior senator from florida and the junior senator from texas. >> if the headlines are any indication, there was kind of a clear not so winner. the key moment came about 20 minutes in when jeb bush jumped in to attack marco rubio for missing senate votes. so, let's talk about this. joining us now live from boulder, mike sheelz, former chief of staff for republican nancy committee, nan hayworth, co-chairman for carly for america, impacts heart is a donald trump supporter. mike, i want to start with you in boulder because it was in boulder where that moment occurred i'm talking about. where jeb went in to question marco rubio's record, voting attendance. i do not believe the exchange ended the way he hoped it would. let's listen. >> you can campaign

from neutrogena®. digestive core.r so choose ultimate flora by renewlife.illion probiotic cultures. feel lighter and more energized. ultimate flora. more power to your gut. . >>> the sights, the sounds, the time clock. it means that we are officially eight hours away from the first democratic debate of the season. cnn and facebook are teaming up for the big event. if you go to our web page about this, you are going to see a tab on the facebook page called debate live vote. this a spot where you can give your feedback in realtime and n not only that, you can submit questions to the five candidates, and we might pick yours to ask that candidate. our don lemon is busy hanging out in the facebook lounge, because that is what one does in the facebook lounge. how did you get that assignment, and i am here where the desk? >> the squeaky wheel gets the oil. >> and what is that? it look like a bunch of the rubiks cube there in front of you. give me the nickel tour. >> and john berman wants to be in the shot, and he and chris moody is doing something there, and they

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> welcome back. we are continuing the live coverage. i'm ashleigh banfield reporting from roseburg, org. and if you have not heard of it, it will live in infa hmy like the paducah and jonesboro and the other communities that were affected by gunmen. the hills and the beauty in this community was completely shattered by the evils of what this man did. nine victims and ten if you include his body that lay dead after the killing, but we don't know yet whether the police killed him or he killed himself. we are weight on the details, and we are hoping to get the details when the sheriff holds at the top of the hour yet another official news briefing. the information is scatter shot, because it is a forensics scene and massive. the college is about 0.8 mile this way, but the crime scene starts right here, behind me, and effectively, they are leaving no stone unturned, and a lot to go through, and two build buildings and two classrooms and all of those victims. and the stories coming from the victims those who survived are nothing short of bon

ultimate flora.ore power to your gut. >>> checking the top stories, the drug kingpin was injured while evading authorities. he got away but not before sustaining injuries. they've launched an operation to recapture guzman who broke out of prison in july. >>> the governor of hawaii declared a state of emergency to address homelessness in his state. some $1.3 million in state funding will now be used to expand services, including temporary housing and an extension of contracts for homeless services. hawaii has the highest per capita of homelessness among the 50 states. >>> the only legal entry into the country will be restricted to officials border crossings. hungary's move comes in response to the thousands of migrants and refugees crossing over its borders in recent months. and violence in the west bank and jerusalem is continuing to escalate today. and we're just hearing of a fourth alleged knife attack today in hebron. forces say a palestinian assailant stabbed a soldier in his upper torso and that

ultimate flora.power to your gut. >>> the ship is lost, but the coast guard is refusing to give up on any of the survivors and hopefully still survivors. and while the search continues, the ntsb has sent a go-team to jacksonville, florida, to investigate the disappearance of the cargo ship that is now famous known as "el faro." there is a debris field that is discovered, but no sign of the ship itself. it was carrying 33 people on board, and 28 of them american, and five of them polish. it went missing near the bahamas last thursday just at the same time that hurricane joaquin was passing overhead. the ntsb said this morning that the job ahead will not be easy. >> you can see that this is a huge challenge of a large debris field. we hope that the investigators will find as much of a debris field as possible. but it is a challenge with large water and depths. there are other aspects of the investigation, and marine logs and data and the interviews with the people involved that will help to determine w

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. trust the better business bureau. to give people confidence in the business or charity, but what if the ratings are wrong? nearly 5 million companies throughout the united states get a grade from the better business bureau from a-plus to the bad one, f. but an investigation by cnn money is giving the better business bureau its own failing grade for the high marks it is handing out to really bad compani companies. here is senior correspondent drew griffin. >> reporter: norah sold vitamins claiming they cured speech problems by children with autism. but only one problem, no proof they work. >> they are selling a product that has not been tested, and we don't know what it does. >> reporter: after an investigation, the federal trade commission filed a lawsuit saying that the company claims deceptive, and nourish life paid a $200,000 fine and had to make a claim that its supplements did not help kids with autism. and it was a blemish on the rating, because the better business bureau had rated it an a. and julia baskim asks

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> just four days before they face off at the democratic debates, bernie sanders and senator clinton are traveling. senator clinton is in washington where she is meeting with the lives matter rally, and bernie sanders is expected to receive his first congressional endorsement in oregon. and so will the gloves come off when they get off the trail, because they have been so civil. >> what will happen as they have been both on the trail -- >> i respect bernie and i respect his ideas. >> i like hillary clinton. >> reporter: some are calling it modest kindness and the politeness hardly goes unnoticed. >> i have never ran a negative campaign ad. >> reporter: in fact, he does not mention her name. >> if you think that established po politics is good for us, then there are good candidates out there. >> reporter: and some feel that having bernie sander s s in the race is good. >> i think it is great for the democratic party and the election, because we want to turn out

ultimate flora.gut. >>> and you are looking at live pictures from las vegas, final preparations under way, less than 32 hours before the first democratic presidential debate. it's happening right here on cnn. you can always watch anywhere for free on your tablets and smartphones with cnn go. be sure to check that out if you're not able to watch it on tv. >>> i know what you're thinking. what exactly are the rules as the five main contenders share a stage for the first time? each candidate will get one minute to answer a question from aur panel, 30 seconds to follow up or respond if a rival candidate mentions his or her name. lights, not buzzers will signal candidates that their time is running out and they may have to give extra time at the moderator's discretion. here's fun stuff, the things you do not see during the commercial breaks and how the moderators handle the impromptu comments. check it out. ♪ >> the level of intensity on that stage always is, i don't know if it comes through necessarily a

ultimate flora.gut. >>> "the rookies" will not be seen tonight so we may bring you the following special program. >> tonight television takes a look at itself. we are looking at what you watch most of the time. entertainment programming on the three commercial networks. what are you looking at? is it good for you? >> somewhere around the middle or late '70s it's like people got tired of talking about real stuff. >> if the good lord provided us with berries, i think we ought to eat them. >> there was a longing for simpler time when it didn't seem like there was so much anger and contentiousness, when people weren't so mad at each other. >> during last season "the waltons" caught on. >> good night, john boy. >> good night. >> this year there will be more nostalgia and wholesome family drama. >> now that dinner is over let's try out the piano. >> oh, good. >> i am taking requests. ♪ sunday monday happy days >> i created "happy days" not what a family really was. i thought it would be good if there were

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ultimate flora.to your gut. >>> my next guest, ray kelly, is the longest serving police commissioner of new york city. he took office for the second time less than four months after the september 11th attacks. in the wake of that devastation, one of his main charges was to keep new york safe from a future attack. he did just that. "vigilance" is the title of the book kelly just published. we talked about many things from terror to police misconduct to mass shootings and gun control. i started by asking him just how isis has changed the threat matrix against the united states. >> isis has been a bit of a game-changer. we haven't seen a terrorist entity with the resources that they've had, with their facility to use social media to get the word out to recruit. obviously still effectively recruiting. their brutality has certainly kept a lot of things in line in the middle east. so, yeah, i'm concerned about it. and i'm also concerned about cyber terrorist event perhaps generated by them because they hav

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ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> not a fan of the banks.trample on the middle class. they control washington. and why do they chain all their pens to the desk? who's trying to steal a pen from a bank? makes no sense. that's why you got to break up the banks into little pieces and then flush the pieces down the toilet so you can never put the banks back together. then you make the bankers pay for college for everyone and america's fixed. >> it was truly amazing. it was the one and only comedian larry david spoofing democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders during a surprise appearance last night on saturday night live. sanders apparently told abc news he loved the snl spoof. his sort of style as some put it comparing it to his more polished rivals. let's talk about it with sunlen serfaty. here's this 74-year-old candidate. the oldest of the candidates on the democratic side, and yet he's resonating so well with young voters. >> reporter: he absolutely is, poppy. if you talk to a lot of the young people that fill up his campaign events

ultimate flora. >>> an nfl player is back for the first time since he was suspended over domestic violence incident. he says he's coming out guns blazing, maybe not the best choice of words because he was accused of choking his girlfriend and throwing her on a futon with semiautomatic rifles on it. that's not all he said. that's next. >>> an nfl player suspended for domestic violence refusing to answer questions about the incident that took him off the field. greg hardy suited up for the cowboys for the first time since the suspension and when asked whether he has an intention to work with domestic program violence programs, he said the best way to win the game is stick with the ball and run the ball. it went like that. >> your thoughts about going through the legal process and the challenge and where you are now? >> man, once you put that helmet on, you only have thoughts of winning. >> over what happened that led you to be out this long or do -- >> i'm sorry, i couldn't be here for my teammates. >>

ultimate flora. more power to your gut. >>> jeb bush had a tough week.e swung at marco rubio in the debate and took a tough counterpunch in the process. now comes news that paul singer, a much-sought-after republican donor is casting his lot with rubio. matt welch is editor in chief of "reason," the libertarian magazine. and bob beckel, he managed walter mondale's campaign in 1984. s.c., what's the significance of this front page story about marco rubio landing the big donor? >> yes, paul singer is, as you say, a big donor, he was the biggest donor last cycle for republicans, a really interesting guy. a number of republicans who have now decided they're in favor of same-sex marriage. but he's very influential. to pick marco rubio at this early stage in the game signals that he thinks jeb bush, for all of his donors and infrastructure, is not going to go the long road, the long haul. and he thinks that marco rubio is the most electable in a general election. i happen to think he's probably right. he's looking at a matchup with hillary clinton and sees mar