florida georgia line in concert with nelly.hashtag fglnellytoday. >> we have another big concert out here on tuesday from one of the most popular names in country music, keith urban will be here. >> but first, eye opening new research. today's kids are expected to live five years less than their parents. obesity and inactivity. >> and bob harper is with us now along with 9-year-old chris and dominic who have also been playing tennis this morning with us. guys, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> bob, this is startling new information that we just heard. you hear and what is contributing? obesity at an epidemic but what more factors into this? >> our kids are leading such a sedentary lifestyle right now. they're in front of a computer device every day. i'm trying to get kids to be more active. this say great way to do it. >> how do you reverse the trend? everything is going to iphone or ipads. how do you fight that technology? >> it starts as parents. parents have to get involved with the kids, create an activity program.

. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon

. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jack

. >>> country stars florida georgia line and nelly team up to perform live on the plaza. i'm richard lui along with dylan dreyer. thanks for watching "early today." have a terrific labor day ahead. >>> the crisis in syria continues to hold the president's attention. now he wants congress to act this morning. >>> just over 24 hours from right now, the new and improved bay bridge set to reopen to traffic. the final touches being put on as we speak. what caltrans is now saying about a possible early opening. >>> plus a look at the south bay, the lights gli

. >> in states with some of the highest uninsured rates in the country, texas, florida, georgia, public officials have declined to set up state huh rin exchanges opting letting the federal government to set up the exchanges, not deterred, the get covered america campaign is going door to door urging the same young people to sign up. >> it's not a conversation about politics. it's a conversation about the new opportunities for health insurance that meets their needs and meets their budget and we're seeing incredible interest in the conversations we're having across the country. >> and so we're going to have a conversation about this right now. so, joining me from washington is my good friend, chief national correspondent john king. thanks for joining us, john. look, you know, i want to make clear, and you've been following this argument for a long time. we're not vilifying people who are not against obama care. you've been looking at these arguments yourself. when you hear their arguments, do they have a point? >> well, they say they have a point, sanjay, in the sense that, look, there's

florida georgia line. kip moore.aldean. mr. luke bryan. eric church. blake shelton. last but not least, mr. keith urban. >> okay. i get the last one for this segment. the nominees for entertainer of the year are -- jason aldean. luke bryan. blake shelton. george strait. and taylor swift. >> amazing, amazing announcement. guys, not one but two, new artists of the year. and vocal duo. how does it feel? >> pretty dang good. >> excellent company you're in. cheryl, you live in nashville, the heart and soul of country music. how does it feel to share this with your friends? >> i love it. it was really fun to read your names. i'm a big fan. and i think we're all rooting for you. >> we have a couple questions from fans. we're always here for you. first duo to top billboard country charts with your first two singles. what are the plans for the year to come? >> we're going to work harder than ever. hopefully harder than this year. we're going to buy a house. >> and we have to headline through here so the good times starts octo

homophobia and we ask you to stand for justice today, tomorrow and forever and we hope from florida to goanch -- georgia to dc to here and we all are free in this country. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that would like to comment? seeing none we will close public comment. >> thank you supervisor avalos and i believe supervisor breed was one of the co-sponsors here to speak on this item. >> thank you so much supervisor campos. i know when i started i worked with advocates working on this issue for some time. i am really glad to see it come to the forefront and thank the supervisor for this and all of the advocates and supporters of this. i think this is a small way san francisco can take the lead and combat the issues that face a number of immigrants in the country . i think essential that no matter where they come from or the money or the color of the skin feel safe in interacting with the police. we can't create a second class citizen subject to different standards simply because of citizenship and this legislation makes it sure people are treated equally and i know

scattered showers and thunderstorms through much of florida and georgia.day for nebraska and kansas in the upper midwest. thunderstorms throughout the northwest. >> 60s in the pacific northwest. 80s in the rockies. mostly 60s from the twin cities to new york. 90s from dallas to new orleans. >>> it is a gloomy day in pittsburgh no matter what, all because of last night's performance by the steelers on monday night football. >> they were taking on the bengals and cincinnati's biggest hero one was running back giovanni bernard. carried in a seven-yard touchdown and scooted in from 27 yards in the third. >> that was more than the bengals would need. they send the steelers to their first 0-2 start since 2002. cincinnati wins this one 20-10. >> all right. the bengals raising their all-time record on monday night football to a 10-20. so their record on monday night football, they've improved it. dubious record. dubious record. >> there are eight teams 2-0 and eight that are 0-2. >> my team is 0-2. >> yes, they are. pittsburgh, cleveland, jacksonville, new york, m

followed by ohio state, stanford and texas a&m and louisville, lsu, georgia and florida state rounded out the top ten. >>> u.s. open. former president bill clinton, you'll see him coming up right there was watching the women's final giving a wave as the wind gave top seed serena williams problems. she threw her racket in frustration as she lost the second set to azarenka. she pulled it together to win her third set jumping for joy and marks her fifth u.s. open championship. her 17th major singles title. she is only the fifth woman to have done that in tennis history. actually she's the sixth. only five others ahead of her. she won 3.6 million bucks. the in en's final today, novak djokovic versus rafael nadal. >>> ryan hannigan hit one into the left field corner. hustles around third. hustling around then the slide. you'll see it right there, safe. the reds over the dodgers, 3-2 to keep the race tight in the national league central. >>> in st. louis earlier, the cardinals pounded the pirates, 9-2. st. louis got the sweep and moved a game and a half ahead of both pittsburgh and cincinna

a rainy, soggy, southern georgia, northern florida, coastal louisiana, you're going to see some raine. orlando-northward. as far as the rest of the country, one of the best ends to september we've seen. it's leaf-changing weather. cool, crisp air, covering much of the country. look at the sunshine across the board. just gorgeous weather. we're talking about fantastic fall. look at boston. five, six days in a row, of picture-perfect fall weather. >> looking forward to it. >>> coming up on "morning joe," hillary fanning the flames for a presidential bid. the in depth look at her inner circle and the ultimatum that may be facing anthony weiner's wife. >>> we'll huddle around the cooler and dig into the emmy awards, including the touching tribute to james gandolfini. ♪ ♪ unh ♪ [ male announcer ] you can choose to blend in. ♪ or you can choose to blend out. the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. not double-talk. if you have the nerve to believe that in a puzzling financial world, clarity is king. [ man ] if you believe nothing beats a sit-down for knowing where you stand. [ male annou

. >> texas, florida, georgia, public officials declined to set upstate-run exchanges, opting instead urging the same young people to sign up. >> that's a conversation not about politics, but about the new opportunities for health insurance that meets their needs and budget, and we are seeing incredible interest in the conversations we are having across the country. >> we are going to have a conversation about this right now. joining me from washington is my good friend, chief national correspondent, john king. thank you for joining us, john. i want to make clear, and you have been following this, we are not vilifying people against obama care. when you hear their arguments, do they have a point? >> they say they have a point in the sense thrp is a lot of politics involved, and some of the criticism is that a lot of the critics are republicans and the president is democrat. but a lot are credible, and some think it's too much of an overreach by the federal government, and they think state by state or community by community, and they have a point and some of them are standing on what t

so you look at the states with high foreclosure rates, arizona, colorado, nevada, georgia, florida, allose places are seeing big recoveries. now we have to worry if some of these markets are getting just a little bit too hot. >> boy, you mention georgia, i'm really happy to hear that. you'll be talk about this and more coming up at the top of the hour? >> i absolutely will. and i'll talk about how this is becoming a bit of a renter nation. >> ali how about this, we're going to talk about real money $399.4 million. hello in south carolina the soul winner has anonymously claimed their prize. lottery players in south carolina, don't know if you knew this, can claim winnings without having their name released. ♪ >>> ross is here with a look at the sports headlines and the story of a really talented wide receiver who may have ended his own -- at least season, right? >> this is one of those sports stories that make you say, are you kidding me? he broke his arm in two places after reaching for a falling pizza box while driving his suv. true story. it is an article that happened around 2:00 am

and louisville, lsu, georgia and florida state round out the top ten. >>> at the u.s. former president bill clinton was watching the women's final game. there he is waving as the wind gave top seed serena williams some problems. williams actually -- you're going to see that right here -- threw her racket in frustration. she won her third set and marks her fifth u.s. open championship and her 17th major singles title. only five other women have done it in tennis history. >> whoo-hoo. >> she won 3.6 million bucks. men's final, novak dzhokhar battles rafael nadal. >>> listen to this. pouring in 51 points here on fire. that is a new wnba record. the woman's got game. >> all about the ladies this morning. >> thanks, betty. >>> a big day ahead for president obama as he works toward his syria agenda. joining me now by phone. david nakamura. good morning to you, david. >> reporter: hi. >> so, david, the president will do six tv interviews with all the networks followed by an address to the nation tuesday night. what can you say now that he hasn't said already to sway support h

and even portions of georgia and also florida and we're getting a blowoff and with that we are definitely seeing some clouds moving into the picture, and you can see what is going on in bel air this morning and yes, the sun is not quite up as of yet and moves in at 6:57 but you can see a little bit of daylight and you can have the clouds right now. and we can see a few peeks of brightness in this morning as well. and partly cloudy throughout the day. and definitely not going to get that abundant sunshine that we saw yesterday and the day before that. and the temperatures right now, coming in at 53 degrees in manchester and 42 in pilesville. catonsville at 55 degrees. annapolis, good morning to you, 50 degrees. as well as mount airy. and northeast at 54 degrees. high pressure is to the north. and we still have dry air in place. so although we have the cloud cover out, there i do believe that we should stay dry as we go through the rest of the day. especially as we have the dry air in place. so we really have to policen up the atmosphere -- moisten up the atmosphere before any type of rain

the florida panhandle as well as georgia.those are going to stay, but not going to be too heavy so accumulation will be quite light. temperatures up there in atlanta about 87 degrees, down towards the south, new orleans 90, houston 93. and as we go towards the weekend for atlanta, your temperatures will drop down all the way to 83. down towards texas most of the heavy rain will be along the coastal regions as well as over here towards the west. and because of those clouds and rain, we are going to be seeing those temperatures a little cooler. el paso will be seeing about 82 degrees, dallas about 96. and your 5-day forecast, well, thing don't really change, no rain not forecast and temperatures dropping down to about a low of 74. >> in the philippines a stand off between government soldiers and islamic rebels has forced official to his completely shutdown an airport. on monday a disdent faction of the lip raise front attack the city. they took hostage, dozens are still held captive. at least eight about been killed they are at

down across parts of florida, at least north florida, central to north florida and southern georgia,y showers on and off. as you head to the beach, won't be all bad. from time to time you'll see a scattered showers or two. this is a storm that brought rain yesterday into central california. san francisco saw a daily record rainfall yesterday. over 1/3 of an inch. we'll see rain and snow moving a cross parts of the four corners today. we'll send it back to you. >>> thanks so much, rick. teenagers in the great state of new mexico now have an alternative to their parents when it comes to wanting to learn about sex. they don't have to ask mom and dad about the birds and the bees. >> of course not. >> they can go to the smartphone and text the state government. >> their real parents. >> exactly right. >> it's a new app. it's called there brdsnbz. anyone can send a question and this app will respond in a timely fashion. >> 100% because, you know, moms and dads come and go, but government is forever. >> stop it. >> so when you want an answer to a real question, you don't have to deal with y

bank of america closed offices in cleveland, georgia and florida. has cut more than 3,000 jobs in july and august. it's not the first time banks have downsized in mortgage banking but the bulk of the previous cuts have been units that serviced bad loans. this is the first time we're seeing cuts to units that originate new loans. the average rate auto a 30-year fixed mortgage has skyrocketed since may. as a result, mortgage applications have plummeted 13.5% in just the most recent week. executives like jpmorgan ceo have called it dramatic and rapid pipts not just affecting their head count. come october it will affect their earnings, too. lake and wells fargo ceo tim sloan says mortgage rates will fall more than 30% in the third quarter. that was the only bright spot for banks struggling to make returns in this low life rate environment. now it looks to be an achilles heel. >> for more on these developments let's get with ed, banking analyst with hite analytics. good to have you. thanks for joining us. ed, how serious is diminishing revenue for mortg

. >>> showers and thunderstorms will stretch from the ohio valley to georgia and the carolinas. central florida will see another day of downpours. and in the central elevations of montana and wyoming, snow accumulations. maybe one to two feet possible. >> highs in the northeast will range from 50s into the 70s. farther south and west, in the 80s and 90s. hot spots will be new orleans, dallas and phoenix. >>> amazon releases two new kindles. the ceo tells abc what's different about the tablets. >>> real-life rampage. a college student under arrest, for re-creating a controversial and popular video game. >>> and mystery solved when two women vanished 40 years ago, no one knew what happened. but a recent discovery may have just solved the cold case. >>> and welcome back. amazon is out with a couple new kindle devices. the higher resolution screen, a thinner design and higher power. it has a feature called may day. jeff bezos explains how it >> a live person appears in a tiny box on your screen. it's 24/7, 365 days a year. and it's a free service. it's one tap and the person appears on your screen.

georgia, for example, florida. >> how do people find these navigators? them? licensing works were licensed through the training -- and your, we do it through state based training. we go through rigorous training, at least three days here in new york. there's a in-service training going on all along. people find them by going to health care.gov. if you go and type in new york, it will flip you over to the new york state of help marketplace. my organization is and 61 out of 62 counties. they do have great navigators in that county. >> what is the number of community service -- and her navigators taking calls now or is it october 1? >> we are booking appointments now. in on tuesday.e 5400 orber is 888-614- you can e-mail us. >> we're going to take a break and come back to this discussion. we want to ask you about some of the people have come forward asking for help and how you're dealing with them. elisabeth benjamin, vice president of health initiatives at the community service society of new york, one of the thousands of navigators who have been trained all ove

with a total $20,795, from fort lauderdale, florida, it's the hatcher family, and from, uh-oh, right here, atlanta, georgiait's the scott family. >> yeah! hey! hey, hey! >> ow ow ow ow ow ow ow! steve: well, hey, everybody is here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and possibly a shot at driving out of here in a fuel-efficient ford fusion right there. let's go. give me brian. give me diane. let's get 'em. good luck, folks. we've got the top seven answers on the brd. name a place where it would be inappropriate to hit on the opposite sex. diane. >> church. steve: church. >> good answer. yeah. >> we want to play. steve: they want to play. >> let's go. whoo! whoo! all right. steve: don, good to see you again, sir. >> thank you. steve: let's get it done. name a place where it would be inappropriate to hit on the opposite sex. >> in front of their father. >> yeah. ha ha ha! steve: that's been the whole problem right there. the reason we have not landed the man is because they keep coming over there in front of your daddy. chad acted like he wanted to just be her friend when he got around here. that's how it'

and as usual, the states of georgia and florida have a lot of prospects bound for b-c-s programs...school in miami may be as loaded as any in the country... at 6-5 320 pounds trevor darling is literally the big man on campus at miami central high school. dalvin cook: yeah, he's the biggest thing walking through there. joseph yearby: trevor he's a big guy. running behind him, it's one of the best feelings in the world. trevor takes a lot of pride in his footwork, technique, and pass blocking skills trevor: obviously with the running backs we have, i like to run block a lot, too. running behind trevor are dalvin cook and joseph yearby (yur-bee) who are both consensus top 50 national prospects by the major recruiting services. finding two players that highly rated who play for the same school is rare enough, and it's virtually unheard of to see a situation where two players of that caliber share the same backfield. trevor: from my perspective, when i see them do that, i think that wouldn't have happened if the offensive line wasn't on point, and we did what we had to do to allow them t

florida. i -- georgia. i yield the floor to the distinguished senator from indiana.the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: yesterday the president indicated that we need to pivot back to fiscal issues facing this country, and facing the congress. this afternoon a year of little sense of urgency on perhaps the most pressing and challenging domestic issue before us, and, of course, issues like syria and foreign policy issues have to be addressed, but we have had a year in this congress, this current congress, to address our fiscal issues 0 something knowing that we were moving toward a drop-dead date fiscally of september 30. here we are now more than half way through september just, again, beginning to take up the issue that is going to direct the festival future of this country. the clock is ticking away, and we have spent little time addressing this issue and preparing for what is coming. so here we are once again careening toward one more fiscal cliff. the american people are sick and tired of this. i think the senate and the congress are second

thunderstorms from texas to the carolinas, georgia, florida.by the afternoon. the desert southwest will see a round of showers. >> there's in the midwest, in the 70s, 80s. honolulu, miami, atlanta, 90 or above. mid 70s in seattle. stunning start to mississippi's alligator hunting season. check out some of these monsters. first, 723 1/2 pound gator took six people to catch. the state's record alligator capture. lasted a few hours. >> that's because a bunch of guys brought in one that weighed 727 pounds, measures 13 feet. 4 1/2 inches. state officials won't say they will be surprised if the hunting season end next monday. all we can say is be careful, boys. big guys. >> they get these things. they can't get them on the boat. to bring them back t how do you lift something 700 pound. three people in a bolt. >> need guys to do that. >> really do. >> one of our chat points. hilarious. it's actually quite true. these things look like dinosaurs. when they're 727 pound. don't want to see one of those in my backyard. no, thank you. >> no doubt about it.

estimates as a stand your ground laws are passed in at least 32 places, including alabama, arizona, florida, georgia, indiana, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, mississippi, et cetera, et cetera. and so we think about all of this, i think it's important to note that these are entities that are not necessarily working alone. they're working in tandem with corporations. they're working in partnership with other professional associations such as yourself. and so we need a coordinated strategy and approach in order to repeal them, and bring them down in terms of fostering justice in our society. in terms of the current advocacy efforts that are underway, there are several things that are happening throughout the country, several bright spots as i like to call them. and commissioner yaki's investigation i think is one of them, so thank you for that. the city of ann arbor, michigan, is also trying to do something about this. the city council voted on augu august 8 to approve a resolution asking the michigan legislature to repeal the state's stand your ground laws. so at a very basic level something can be done

. >> i grew up in mississippi, alabama, georgia and florida. i kept most of the details covered.ure, there are racist elements there, be you the hatred for bill clinton was overwell because it was the 1960s fight between jane fonda and john wayne and that was the first time that battle was waged on the president. so maybe it's a different type. >> a lot of patriots on the left from george bush. >> that's right. >> and he stole the election from a lot of liberals. i understand that over not being very kind to our presidents these days, but i just feel -- >> and as far as hillary clinton is concerned, american women will get behind that in such a big way. we node to supersede those. >> we will see. >> coming up on "morning joe," the host of hardball chris matthews. >>> congressman elijah cumming, claire mccaskill. up next. mike allen drifrs his political playbook in the washington burrow. >> oh my gosh what have we done to deserve this? the question is, what is have we done to deserve bill kierans. >> should i do a filibuster? keep going? >> it feels like that, bill. >> it does the

bs stays dry then we get in to the southeast and florida still gets showers and thunderstorms coming down with most like hi areas from alabama and georgiao the north. atlanta has a risk of thunderstorms for the next couple of days. that's when you start the to dry out in those low temperatures overnight gets back in to the more comfortable area with less humidity. in to northeast it will get soggyer and soggyer especially sunday night in to monday and that's what we can expect going in to parts of upstate new york and maine getting rain showers here. new york will have the risk of thunderstorms rolling through especially on monday. notice how it starts to cool off overnight. that's going to feel so much bet nor northwest. it's the place that this have a drier labor day weekend. even monday's chance to the shower is mainly over the rain forest in the o oh peninsula. >>> now we have an environmental story with a twist. it's a struggleing the rain forest with too in trees. were in at the national park in indonesia. >> reporter: it's a rare sight to. they are cutting down trees to put back the forest. these palm trees had been illegally pla

georgia and the carolinas. another day of downpours in central florida.down through northern nevada. >> highs in the northeast will range from the 50s to the 70s. further south and west to the 80s and 90s. temperatures only in the 30s and 40s in the higher elevations of the southwest, northern rockies and sierra, nevada range. >>> there's never too much of a good thing here on "world news now." when that good thing is simply being cute, that's why it makes it our "favorite of the story day." it comes to us from china. >> they had quite a get together the other day at one of china's biggest breeding centers. get a load of that. they were showing off the 14 cubs that were born there between july and september. >> by the way, those are well-behaved. they are well behaved. they all stood in a little row. how adorable are they? they will join the existing family of 128 giant pandas. they are still on the critically endangered list. >> look at that shot. >> they are adorable. >> i'd love to hold one of those critters. >> but only when they are that size. >> the

florida. i would take that into southern georgia, as well.o be an inch or plus of rain in that area. national high temperatures will show you a big difference on the board today, from minneapolis, to chicago, to boston, even. there's a cool spell. while in the deep south and the southwest, we're holding on to the big heat, 106 in phoenix. >>> cool and breezy. we do have some morning clouds that will burn off later this afternoon. 80 degrees will be your high inland. around the bay, 78 degrees and along the coast we are going to be in the upper 60s >> take a look at it. there it was, the big reveal, with the folks in the desert. slipping over a picture for britney. it's a big desert. now, britney knows where to put that helicopter down. she has another announcement to tell us. we're going to reveal that live. let's go back to times square. >> all right. okay, sam. >> a lot to pull off something like this in the middle of the desert. >> it's hard to believe. we're looking at that shot and knowing the people beneath that, pulling it off. we're g

georgia. miami, florida, on our line for independents. go ahead. caller: good morning.lly just flabbergasted listening to this. i hear the u.s. politician saying we and i know what my constituents want and the majority of the people do not want obamacare. but i agree with what nancy pelosi has said, that the bill as a used this shutdown of government in order health care bill as being able to -- use it -- what did she call it -- political arsonnists, legislative arsonnists, that's what she calls you. and when i listen the way of what you know the american people want and what you're getting from only one side, and you're only getting one side because you're republican and you support this ideology and i'm just finding it completely offensive because i love obamacare. i don't find it a bad word. it's a great thing. we need universal health care. and just like back when social security was considered a communist idea, and so your philosophy as a politician and ou support it has i think been just a terrible thing. just a terrible thing. guest: i know those are heart-felt c

clemson controlled georgia and miami beat florida.rs ago the acc would have been blown occupant by 20, 30 points opinion something is happening. it's not clear. >> no. the recruiting class cut up. the top of the acc is catching up. now we have the bottom of the acc. we have little issues there. the top is catching up. watch out. >> chuck todd, see you 9:00 a.m. on "the daily rundown." still ahead -- >> don't talk about johnny manziel. >> her prediction on the financial collapse earned her national recognition. five years later we'll ask her if she thinks the industry is more or less secure than before. meredith whitney joins us. also a preview of this fall's hottest broadway shows with jordan roth. and up next mike rogers. in support of a strike on syria. why does he call the white house's message is a confusing mess. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male an

florida and along the gulf coast. >> if you're flying airport delays are possible in chicago, houston and miami. >>> a frantic search under way for a georgiar kidnapped in the middle of the night, during a shocking home invasion. >> police say two men pried open the back door of a house in a quiet suburban atlanta neighborhood. they shot the family dog after her mother told them she didn't have any money. her friends gathered last night to pray for her safe return. >> like if somebody was to come abducted -- >> reporter: ayvani was wearing her "star wars" pajamas when he was taken. police have released sketches of the kidnappers. it appears this was a random act. >>> amazing scene unfolding here in new york, as neighbors work together as to save a man in a burning apartment building. take a look at this guy, risking his own life to help the trapped worker. two other men behind him, carrying the ladder. >> and then, the man in blue, balancing, helps the other man to safety. there's a moment of relief, as the shaken man realizes how close he was to death. >>> now, on to the new jersey shore. investigators say last week's inferno started with

georgia? he attacked no. tampa, florida, democratic caller. what do you think? i am surprised that it assad against our president. the republicans have been campaigning so hard against him saying he is not american. the democrats have never protect his back. him on them are against this issue. that is my opinion. a couple more headlines before we wrap up this discussion about vladimir putin's piece in the new york times. shares a vision for the consumer protection agency. ofis focused on regulation debt collection and prepaid cards. he will be testifying on capitol hill this morning about what sort of regulations are coming from his agencies. we will be covering that. go to our website. story forpolitical you. front page of the washington post. to -- d.c.ve linked executive linked to secret 2008 two clinton. to interviews and court documents, jeffrey thompson, a former contractor who allegedly financed a secret inpaign for then send gray 2010, financed and independent effort to reach urban voters on behalf of clinton in texas. brianna, you are of next, a republi

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florida/miami game. a wet ride from south carolina to georgia, ahead of the dogs/gamecocks showdown. state supporters, well they head for some wet to warm for their game at usc. >> high 80s in utah. for the texas fans arriving ahead of horns' match up with byu. and west virginia fans will get some high heat when they get to norman, oklahoma for the mountaineers game against the sooners. >> we have all heard of seeing eye dogs. how about a seeing eye horse. that's what they have in north carolina. >> the horse opened the barn door. there you see him. that's sugar bear. she opened the door for a horse called luna. she did that because luna has been blind since birth. sugar bear opens the door for luna every day. every time they eat the horses are inseparable. >> sugar bear keeps luna calm particularly during thunderstorms. when it is raining, luna stays next to sugar bear. >> my goodness. going to read this off the chat sheet. i read the first line. i like it already. luna auctioned to a kill farm. handlers couldn't load her on the trailer. nonprofit farm where she lives now. took her

georgia regains the lead with a minute 47 to play. they hold on to win it 44-41 your final. >>> the best alumni in the nation. floridate, winston in the heisman mix. 56 yards to rashad green. winston this time to full back chad abrams. 10 yard. it gets betterment winston was smoking. last play of the first half. looks like he will be sacked. gets away from the pressure. launches 55 yards to kenny shaw for the touchdown. wow. they improve to 4 and 0 'a 48-34 victory. >>> ohio state-wisconsin on deck, stay tuned for after the game. we break down the day if college football. a look ahead to the raiders-red skins matchup tomorrow at the black home, ohio state-wisconsin should be a good game. >> that does it for this early edition of the abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us. as you said, college football is next. we will see you later tonight at 11:00. have a great evening. >> the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >> welcome to espn saturday night football presented by windows. and tonight's match-up between wisconsin and ohio state, the stars are out. lebron james of the world champion miami heat. you a

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