the faculty to adjunct ratio used to be 75% full-time to 25% adjunct. today, adjuncts account for more than half the professors. nationally that has been a real trend. there is a real tendency to make use of adjuncts to do the teaching. although this affects professors campus-wide, adjuncts at smaller departments, like geography, have an easier time. i've been very lucky. i am very lucky. were in a small department and, because we're in a smaller department, i think the reliance on lecturers is important, and we teach a lot of, particularly the introductory, classes that meets the san jose studies requirements - and so they get large numbers, big interest, and the full-time faculty are just not able to meet the needs of the higher-level undergraduate courses and teach those incoming student classes. [professor lecturing] but for professors like gloria collins, from the english department, simply teaching a couple of general education classes is not enough. the university relies a lot on what they call part-time work because they come in at a lower pay s

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the room was full. every seat was full. >> every seat full? not so much.eaking. here is video around the same time. notice he's on stage. and notice the many empty seats in the back of the room. again, mr. trump. >> when i went to the stage, everybody rushed forward. they all rushed to the front of the room. it was a ballroom. they all rushed to the front of the room and when they did that, you had half of the seats in the back were empty because everybody was standing in the front. >> reporter: for the record, not everyone was standing and the empty seats were empty because they were never occupied. we weren't the only ones that noticed. this new york times headlines reads a day of empty seats and donald trump in full attack. the washington post headline, donald trump says he didn't speak to a half empty room but he did. the post writer phillip bump noted trump's comments about our reporting, then fact checked it posting this photo from the associated press, notice all the empty seats? trump is at the podium. the post noted this one, too. some people stan

i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. let's talk to sue hall who is in for some traffic. >>> good morning. we have a sig alert on the peninsula. i'm showing you the abc 7 ways app which shows a complete standstill. what's happening is we have a big rig blocking a couple lanes of traffic, lost its trailer, two cars slammed into it. traffic backed past 85 towards 237. great alternate would be 280 for new morning. let's go up to the cordelia junction where a car hit a construction vehicle approaching 8 0rks 680 northbound traffic tacking up here also 80 westbound making the transition to 680. >>> a stunning story this morning bart is investigating a theft moving high end tickets and now one of its managers is on leave. abc 7 news reporter matt keller abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at the fremont station i checked on line to see if any tickets were for saw. some were selling $20 value some were selling $20 value cards for $15 and others with 1 $100 face value for $606789 most customers say buying their clipper card o

similarly, firms may be unwilling to restructure their operations to use more full-time workers until they encounter greater difficulty filling part-time positions. considerations, a modest decline in the unemployment rate below its wouldun level for a time by increasing resource utilization also have the benefit of speeding the return to 2% inflation. finally, albeit more speculatively, such an environment might help reverse some of the significant supply side damage that appears to have occurred in recent years, thereby improving the american standard of living. consistent with the inflation way mark i have outlined, the medians of the projections provided by fomc participants at our recent meeting show inflation gradually moving back by a, accompanied temporary decline in unemployment slightly below the median estimate of the rate expected to prevail in the longer run. these projections embody two key judgments regarding the projected relationship between real activity and interest rates. first, the real federal funds rate is currently somewhat below the level that would be real gd

since 2010 has been full-time jobs -- all the jobs created since 2010 has been full-time jobs.rt-time because of economic reasons have been falling. the labor market suggests it has a lot of momentum and historically from the beginning of the fed hike cycle, it takes one and a half, sometimes even three years until the unemployment rate drops out. with this momentum, we're taking the risk that when they begin to hike it will be too late. alix: it's a great point that you made, that the hike only affects it four to 10 years later depending on the rate hike cycle. it was an interesting chart you sent over for us. however, we did hear from janet yellen saying that if a growth does continue as it is right now, if the job growth does continue, the risk is they will have to make it so much faster down the road. on steven's point, why don't you favor a rate hike now, just a tiny one? thing iwell, the first would say is the gdp is growing modestly. it is going ok but not very well. 2.75%. the only reason we had an unbelievably strong job market performance in 2014 even of the overall e

>> yeny's mom is a full witch. so her father is not that makes her a half witch. >> growing up, i saw her do spells mostly protection spells. >> but when yeny got so frustrated she called her mom to tell her how donald trump has been frustrating her, her mom encourage that yeny use witchcraft to put a hex on the donald. >> how i could curse him, she took it seriously. told me to ask the ice queen to freeze him, i took it seriously. >> who is the ice queen? >> the ice queen is the lady responsible for the freezing of donald trump. that hopefully will happen. >> she started doing her own spells, putting up videos. >> nice. >> step number one, before you can put a hex on someone, you have to wear the appropriate attire. >> we did chanting and circling. >> this patch of grass is where the bushwick witches bury it, not everyone surge the donald's -- not everyone is under the donald's spell, she lists what she found offensive, like hypocrisy and disrespect. >> a lot of products he sells are made in china and mexico, they

>> yeah, she says that i take full responsibility. she says sorry for this. set up a different system for my e-mails, but it has not been a full apology. >> okay. well there are reports that donald trump is attracting the liberals with the view on the taxes and vowing not to cut social security. is it starting to cross the party lines? >> yeah, he has been smart on a variety of issues in terms of trying to attract people from both sides of the aisle. you heard elizabeth warren ta talking and then the hedge fund manager. you heard him talking of putting on for automobile companies and i think that there are a lot of issues with which he is speaking to democrats as well as republicans. >> is he doing that as a strategy or a business man that's looking at the whole picture saying you know what, this is what i would do? >> you know it's hard to separate those two things or to try to get inside of donald trump's head. >> good luck with that. >> sure wish that we should. >> i want to go to john and what does he bring to the table. >> he brings a lot to the table. >

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a full day in the nation's capital, on this the first full day in the u.s. for pope francis.aint for the first time that ceremony held in north america. the pope beginning the day with a white house ceremony, also a parade. he spoke to u.s. bishops and then the papal mass at the basilica today. the pope will begin his day tomorrow here again in washington, d.c. he will address a joint meeting of congress at 10:00 a.m. and we'll have live coverage of that event here on c-span. the pope travels to new york city on friday, he'll speak to the united nations general assembly at 10:00 a.m. eastern time and will participate in a multireligious service at the 9/11 memorial at 11:00 a.m. on friday. those events in new york city we'll have for you live on c-span3. and throughout the evening and overnight tonight here on c-span, we'll continue to air a number of the activities and sights and sounds from today as pope francis began his visit to the u.s., his first full day in the united states here in washington, d.c. as i mentioned, earlier today, a white house ceremony with the preside

these kids little sleep when they arrived, but they are full of excitement right now.be performing for pope francis as he steps off the the plane in philadelphia, will be playing the first music he hears in our great city, 84 members of this band we have two of the seen yacht years here joining thus morning, jest and jenny. thanks for warming up with us. what is it going to be like when you see him get off that plane and you are playing the rocky theme song. >> if anything we will just try and play as best as we k we'll be extremely excited. if anything try to keep calm and just play for him. it will be he can treating excitementing. >> will have the lazer feeting? i would be so distracted. >> snow, we've been trained to just focus directly on the music. anything else that happens around us, just something else. >> it is once in a lifetime though jenny watch test like for you as you see him come down the steps. >> i'm afraid i'll start crying. but again, we'll try to keep as focused as we consideration and soak in the moment, and -- >> go for it. >> yes. >> how much pr

day in the nation's capital was full of incredible images. a small girl was lifted over a barrier. security tried to move her away. when the pope signaled for her, a guard picked up 5-year-old sophie cruz and brought her to the popemobile. >> the daughter of two undocumented immigrants. the pope offered his blessings. sophie gave him a t-shirt and a letter about the need for immigration reform right here in the u.s. >> and as for this morning, francis makes a historic first ever speech by a pope to a joint meeting of congress. later, he'll visit catholic charities of washington and meet with about 200 homeless people. and then it's off to new york. francis will participate in the an evening prayer ceremony at st. patrick's cathedral. >> obviously another busy day ahead for pope francis. that's precisely how yesterday could be described, as well. >> with more details we're joined by abc's karen republican traverse from the basilica where francis participated in a mass. good morning, karen. >> good morning, reena and kendis. it's quiet here now

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halloween horror nights, it's in full swing here and at the universal orlando resort.e of the sickest, most twisted minds in horror have come together to frighten. >> and right behind me the walking dead maze. it's the biggest, longest and most gruesome maze ever built at universal studios. "extra." >> i know you're a huge fan of scandal like many people. i hear they have viewing parties. >> i actually do them before the debates. we ordered chinese food, chocolate chip cookies. >> we sat down with kerry washington as she was shooting a video inside a grocery store. >> after a season of back stabbing, bed hopping and betrayal, the biggest shocker of the year -- just this fairy tale moment. making out at the white house. now we're grilling kerry washington. >> i saw that you were instagraming pictures of yourself with fitz. >> i don't know much about the new season. >> shonda is no joke. >> no. she keeped all the information under wraps. >> you had a baby. >> i did. we both did around the same time. >> is there a little daycare around shonda land? >> there is not. >> ple

that brings back full sunshine. each day gets a little warmer but humidity levels stay on the lower side so it's a comfortable warmth in our forecast. 30% chance of rain tomorrow. again the key word here is isolated. don't cancel the outdoor plans. monday, tuesday, wednesday we'll keep it at a 0% chance. waking up tomorrow, sunday morning, sunshine with some clouds through early afternoon, should stay dry. it's mid to late afternoon we could see some spotty showers breaking out. that quiets down later on sunday night and monday back to full sunshine. there's the core of the cool air over the midwest right now. that's a pocket of energy that rotates on through tomorrow and on monday so that's what keeps the temperatures on the cooler side but then the jet stream starts to lift off to the north, we bring back some of the warmth starting on tuesday through much of next week. through the overnight, mostly cloudy skies, slight chance for a shower, 64 for the low temperature, isolated shower possible tomorrow afternoon, s

. >>> labor day weekend is in full swing as beachgoers enjoy the sun and the waves during summer's last hoorah. >> this is september. it's an embarrassment of riches, of weather, the water is warm. it's a great time to be here. >> michael is familiar with protecting swimmers here. today's ocean conditions would mean extra trips into the waves. >> you can see the water is moving here. >> he has been a life guard for many years beginning with 1990, but with a full-time job and family, he hung up his whistle until he heard about the reserve life guard opportunity. >> i thought wow, this is real. and i wonder if i still have it. i wonder if i'm going to be able to do this. >> the program relies on former life guards to fill in as some younger life guards head back-to-school right around labor day. >> it's fun to get out here. >> wildwood doesn't ease up the swimming and running requirements. they have to pass the same tests. >> the reserves are just as good if not better. they have the experience which is huge. >> the reserves launched as a pilot program but wildwood says it's here to stay.

economy, for example, is fueling a boom in nontraditional positions, and allowing people to make a full-time job out of part-time work. the digital revolution has created problems that need solving, like cyber threats, and data organization. the solution? trained employees. mary thompson traveled to companies who are looking for these new types of workers and she'll tell us where the jobs are and what skills are needed. >> reporter: a painter since childhood, 29-year-old mariah walton said her art makes her good at her job. >> i have a mental image of everything in my brain, and i feel like i've actually been a really good strength in joining them. >> reporter: always an artist, once a meteorologist, walton is now a data scientist at the networking site linked's in. her job is to sift through the files generated by clicks on linkedin's website. it's helping the firm serve its clients and advertisers better. but it's not just like big data, all industries do it these days. putting a premium on workers like walton. >> data field is actually very sexy, and it's a hot demand. it's super hard to

that's coming up in my full forecast. ♪ tonight, a new miss america will be crowned.esterday the contestants participated in the annual show us your shoes parade on the boardwalk. each u.s. state and territory was represented with shoes that symbolized where the contestants are from. >> when they come by in the cars, you yell show me your shoes, they show them to you. there's a bunch of cool ones. >> this is definitely not hawaii weather. but it's beautiful. it's exciting to be here. i'm excited to show off my shoes. >> like ms. hawaii said, folks along the boardwalk had to deal with the rain, wind and clouds yesterday. the 95th miss america pageant takes place tonight. miss new york has won it the last three years. >>> the stormy weather that moved through late yesterday is starting to clear out and left behind cooler temperatures. let's get an update from meteorologist brittney shipp. >> that's exactly what happened. a cold front moved through so cooler temperatures moving into the rest of today. we'll be below average for a change. even yesterday at 78 degrees. the

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and we had 425 full-time equivalencies.it's a very different management environment than i was accustomed to before. but institutions have taken on very large amounts of debt, mostly for facilities. they have paid coaches that, more than they can really afford to pay. especially in the case of not wanting to lose a coach. and, as a general statement, they are not particularly well-run enterprises, a lot of times. there are about 25 schools out of the top 125 athletic departments that play sbf football, at the highest level. about 25 of those actually break even or make money, and the rest lose money. many of those 125 are highly subsidized by their institutions. in fact, some of them are putting up something approaching $25 million a year into their athletics program, and not surprisingly, there are robust debates on campus where those kinds of subsidies are taking place, because, you know, the faculty salaries are frozen and state support is, is diminishing or at best staying the same, and all of a sudden you're putting $2

65 at 9:00 and then we are at 75 at 1:00 with full sun and by 5:00 we are still 77 with full sun. we will come back and see if we can keep that going through the week and into the weekend. >> thank you topper. >>> the parade will likely be your best chance to see pope francis after his meeting with the president. the parade is set to start at 11:00 but you will want to be there of course much earlier. security gates open at 4:00 am and close at 10:00. there are four entry points along 15th and 17th streets. there is a long list of items that you cannot bring to the parade or any of the events this week. here it is. large bags, signs, chairs, coolers, glass, thermals, metal containers, selfie sticks, you wills. if you -- umbrellas. if you can think about it, it is probably on that list. check owl this out on the wusa app and on wusa9 and you can watch live here. >>> the vw cheating scandal is bigger than we thought. the number of cars included and what could happen to the auto maker. >> next, a deadly shooting on i- 95. we will explain how it is connected to a former state senator.

she has full sunshine. send thus lovely photo showing what we have been seeing all day today that clear crystal blue skies, just a beautiful day in willow grove and across the area thanks to barbara for. that lets head down in delaware where we have 89 degrees. this is greg mccoy he has 89 and sunny. another gorgeous summer day gentle breeze, helping effects the intense sun. the breeze did help a bit but when wind died down and full sun it was hot outside. he send thus beautiful shot of the baltimore clipper butterflies feeding on flowers. always learn something newest specially about gardening. never saw a flower like that before but thank you for greg for. that let's check with jason in middletown delaware at 92 degrees. full sun right there. down the shore, of course, 80-degree, james is in ocean city. he has sunshine as well. notice how much cooler. 21 miles an hour win at james's place in ocean city. definitely feeling a little breezy. thank you for all who visited ocean city this season. what a gorgeo

>> well, we don't have a society where people work a full-time job and -- are living in poverty.t who we are. >> reporter: making a little bit more every hour, what difference would that make for you? >> i wouldn't have to work so hard. i could still be able to be professional, take care of miableties at work, and then come home and show my kids that i'm there for them, and i can take care of them, besides the necessities. >>> police are urging drivers in phoenix to remain vigilant now that an 11th vehicle has been targeted. police say one or more shooters appear to be firing bullets and bb's at random vehicles. >> i use the side streets. i don't even use the 10 anymore. >> it is scary. it makes me more cautious on that stretch. >> so far the only injury has been a young girl hit by flying glass. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, turning a field into an organic canvas, the amazing crop creations from one artist. >>> a new study could change how doctors treat high blood pressure. treating hypertension more aggressively can cut the risk of heart disease and death. patients are o

and he is full of energy. he's 8 and looking to share some of that energy with a forever family. >> reporter: a perfect day for apple picking at the dem rest farm. and an even better day to make a pit stop to feed the farm animals. >> they like on eat food. >> reporter: two activities eric would love to do with a family. >> he followed me all day. >> eric is definitely a child with a lot of sense of humor. he's a very, very funny child. he loves watching funny cartoon shows. he likes to make others laugh. >> reporter: despite having a learning disability, eric has managed to break down the language barrier. he arrived in this country only speaking mandarin. >> now he speaks english which is great. he's made a lot of progress. >> bellies are full. >> reporter: eric is now looking to be part of a forever family. one that he can laugh and tell jokes with. >> eric would thrive the most in a very loving home. a home where there is two people that can provide extra time for eric. i definitely think that he needs ext

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catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief.irst hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. ♪ welcome back and let's recap the headlines now russian president vladimir putin to meet u.s. president barack obama on the sidelines of u.n. general assembly, the crisis in syria is likely to dominate discussionings, uk announced it is sending 370 troops to take part in peace keeping missions in somalia and south sudan and provide medical, logistical and engineering support. taliban forces in the northern afghan city of kunduz are reportedly closing in on the governor's compound, the worst breach of the city's defenses in nearly 14 years of war and taliban launched attack on the city in the early hours of monday morning. israeli security forces have fired stun grenades at palestinian worshippers at the compound in occupied east jerusalem and palestinians have been gathering at the compound in anticipation of increase in jewish visits to the are

, full-year, stable work.mation is likely to make this worse. so when a lot of economists look at this, they say, well, maybe we should create a credit system. but that seems that went against what our respondents wanted. they wanted to work. even if, you know, mary in the last chapter from the delta can't stand on her feet for more than 20 minutes, she doesn't want to be on ssi. she wants a job, you know? and, you know, if you look around america, even though these folks are generally low-skilled, there is so much work to be done. you know, we don't have enough after school programs, you know? our streets are full of litter. national parks aren't able to open all year round. our libraries are short staffed. we can't open our recking ration centerings. -- recreation centers. so what we really call for is a radical rethinking of what it means to guarantee work opportunity. and we think that given american culture, given the fact that we're in a country where work equals citizenship and everybody buys that, that

the >> a full check of weather. it was hot. we were at the giants game and we had to leave early. >> breaking news it is not the first day of fall. >> you sold it. i was like am i wrong? >> i think it was wednesday. >> it's wednesday. this year it is the 23. >> you really sold it. i believed you for a minute. it's wednesday at about 1:20 in the morning. i'm -- i'll confirm that. let's talk about today. it's going to be hot today. we have a heat advisory. take a look at these temperatures out the door right now. coolest spot throughout near 60 degrees. you can bet it's going to be another warm day. the good news is reheef stont way. clear and -- relief is on the way. clear and warm. details coming up. first traffic. >> hi. good morning. we're going to talk about the monday community. the drive in looking good. heading into san francisco we have a brief delay in the cash lanes because of the shift lap. highway 92 look good. no delays and no major construction projects. all lanes open for you. as we check on alt mon pass. a brief

you >> good morning is monday, july 27, 2015, welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco full board of supervisors my name is supervisor john alavos the chair and joined to any left by supervisor malia cowen and we'll be joined shortly by supervisor katie tang we have an item number one we'll call a moment later and we have some last minute discussions about possible amendments to the measure we'll hold off think outside the box that one awhile that item is diagnose discussed in my office but item 2 announced the clerk the alyssa and today's meeting is broadcast presiding officer jim smith and jennifer lowe madam clerk, any announcements? >> completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 8th board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated great, thank you. >> so what we'll do we'll hear item number 2 first and then recess even though meeting and hopefully come in a short period of time with an item number one so item 2 first. >> item is an ordinance amending the

maybe not a full-time employee with full benefits but somebody making $15 an hour. for some people, that's pretty good money, pretty good money. and the -- and then the communities would still end up with their post office. or maybe the post office should be a rural letter carrier driving around on his or her route in the rural part of a county or a state and would literally be a post office on wheels, maybe like a bookmobile when i was a kid growing up. and everybody that knew that route would know the rural letter carrier is going to be here or there or there or there throughout the day and be there to take packages or provide stamps or mail, stamps, provide services. you normally get a post office in a more urban, suburban area. long story short, the postal service has done a fair amount to reduce their -- the size of their enterprise. and the cost of their enterprise. pure full-time equivalent employees, fewer mail processing centers. while they still have a lot of post offices, a number of them, i don't know, maybe one out of every five or so, one out of every

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. >>> pope francis begins his first full day here in the u.s., more object his pack schedule full of event in washington d.c. finally here. >> here before we know it. >> it is wednesday, september 23rd i'm erika von tiehl. >>> i'm nicole brewer. fall is here. >> yes. it a arrived ten minutes ago. we have a check of weather and traffic but very fall-like this morning. >> good morning. it does feel like fall. happy hump kay. it is wednesday, pope is in town, i have a good feeling about this and it is busy no doubt but it will be fun. >> a a lot going on, weather has quieted down, not a whole lot to talk about except warmer temperatures. there could be some jacket weather, we are waking up to clearing skies, temperatures dropping in the 50's in some spots but we will warm up to 80 degrees today. sixty-three at the airport. fifty-three reading. forty-four mount pocono. we will drop a few more degrees with the clear skies before sunrise. quake are town down to 48, 53 doylestown. fifty-eight mount holly, new jersey. the wind from 10 miles an hour or less. still that northerly breeze keepin

jeast of stockton the butte fire is getting closer to full containment. many people evacuated for more than a week or waking up in their homes. 63% containment is reported and 70,000 acres burned with more than 500 homes destroyed. firefighters are warning residents to watch out for damaged powerlines and loose, burned trees and rocks. >>> a mountain lion cub is recovering after being badly burned in the butte fire. state fish and wildlife officials are nursing the 4-month-old cub back to health. volunteers found him monday while evacuating domesticated animals in the county. they named him fire claw because the pads of his clause were burned. his condition is still fragile. >> there are secondary infections and possibly a respiratory infection that can still set in so we monitor his prognosis daily. >> once fire claw is healthy, he will either be placed in a zoo or another educational facility. as a reminder, you can give where you live to help people affected by the western wildfires. will are several ways you can contribute. just go to our website, abc

francis will begin his first full day on u.s.oil with a grand arrival ceremony on the white house lawn. followed by a private meeting with president obama. >> this is not a meeting between politicians. rather, it's an opportunity for -- to respected world leaders with significant influence around the globe to spend some time talking about the values that they hold in common. >> reporter: thousands will line the street from the national mall just to catch a glimpse of the pope. emily rizly will get to see him up close. the 23-year-old soprano is one of 20 choir members when the pope celebrates mass at the basilica shrine this afternoon. >> reporter: we have to be in control and remember everything that i've learned in all of my schooling to try to do my absolute best. >> reporter: conductors chose singers to reflect the diversity of the catholic church in the united states. a mass held outside for 25,000 people who scored a ticket. and then tomorrow, pope francis will deliver the first-ever papal address to a joint meeting of cong

pushing a cart full of your belongings, begging, it's not illegal. the mayor has said you can do that. you're allowed. ernie: bottom line, what is the city doing now to fix this homeless problem that we have? >> throw -- de blasio got 15,000 people out of shelters and into housing. ernie: you mentioned the new task force which is a citywide effort involving the nypd. how does that work? >> it's a combination effort between the nypd, the department of homeless services and the department of sanitation working together to get people in support of housing versus the shelters and setting them up to have a long-term plan. ernie: we have the winter months coming. we'll see how that will play out. liz, thank you for that. >>> other news to report for you. an aide to governor cuomo remains in critical condition after being shot in the head. carey gabay was caught in a gang crossfire monday before the west indian day parade. there's a $12,500 reward for any information that leads to an arrest in that case. >>> kentucky clerk kim davis is out of jail on condit

harry says he views the summer winding down as glass half full. >> i like the fall.ready for football season. >> another great summer at the shore in the books. of course, there are those hoping to stretch it out as long as possible. >> we are here until october. we hope to have more good times. >> good times ahead very likely. labor day, of course, isn't only about time at the beach. the holiday is a time to honor the american labor movement. and this parade held today in wilmington. a similar scene in philadelphia as well today as union members also took to the streets to mark the holiday. governor tom wolf on hand marking the occasion. and he took a moment to push his button when he said it is time to raise the minimum wage. >> thank you. >>> president obama spend this labor day getting sick leave, signing an executive order. and it will make it harder for small businesses to keep union workers. >>> and speculation continues to grow over vice-president joe biden's possible run for president. today he attended labor day parade, running along the route and shaking h

full-on shower head bathtub action. >> we're seeing the mount action camera, right? >> i think it's safe to say all dads think of their daughters especially when they're young as their little princesses. >> you cannot call me my princess, okay, daddy? >> i want to call you princess. >> what about when your daughter does not want to be your princess because she does not believe that she is, like this precious girl. >> but i'm not a princess. they have prettier dresses. >> princesses have prettier dresses prettier than the one she's wearing, they're fancy and hers isn't. >> is this ma nip place for dad saying buy me nicer dresses. >> maybe, she's laying good groundwork. >> and have sparkly brace, brace, brace -- >> bracelets? >> yes, and i don't have a bracelet. >> princesses have very blingy bracelets and she doesn't. >> i'm sorry, she's a genius. look, daddy, i don't have bracelets. fix it! >> i think you're on to something. >> so how can i be a princess? i'm not a princess. >> what's dad going to do, buy the nice dresses and bracelets and he wins because he gets a p

. >> here is the response from philadelphia archbishop, what a waout full and humbling message to receive from the holy father and i hope that all who hear his words will allow them to touch their hearts and be compelled to join in the moment of grace, love and community. simply put, this moment will not come again. this morning pope francis is preparing to celebrate mass in cuba and that's going to happen in havana's main square, and he will meet with raul castro and possibly have lunch with fidel castro. the relations between the u.s. and cuba has given him home. and then francis will meet with president obama at the white house on wednesday and will address a joint meeting of congress on thursday and then he's off to new york city, and will arrive at jfk on thursday night. on friday, the pope visits the un, parades through central park. saturday morning, pope francis arrives here in philadelphia, and he'll celebrate mass at the basilica. and then he will celebrate mass on the ben franklin parkway to conclude the world meeting of families and then heads back to rome. a very busy week fo

take a look the beach is still full in ocean city.will start off there boardwalk, ferris wheel, everything is still going, you can see that sun shot from sky cam three. boardwalk in the looking as pack as yesterday or saturday. sad sight. things are looking a little bit more sparse as everybody head home after long holiday weekend, getting ready to go back to reality, work or back to school offer perhaps first day of school. it is at my house tomorrow. it will be a jarring kind of transition from summer into fall but the weather will stay conn start. here's margate beach patrol headquarters this beach was crowded an hour ago. you can see tracks everybody dragging beach chairs and wagons and leaving the beach perhaps for the last time this summer. the brings a tear to my eye. lets look outside. storm scan three we will go out and show you not much willing on at all across the northeast. skies are clear, just a few clouds drifting by this evening. some spots not seeing any cloud cover this afternoon. it is gorgeous. 90 degrees still at