i don't believe that should be the case. >> gail runs this shop. she sells talk let -- sells chocolate and souvenirs. teddy bears made in scotland sit next to pregnant -- sit next to baskets from england. at the moment in bush and scott lish -- and scottish banknotes are the same. >> in terms of the financial aspects it is a really difficult matter because there is a lot of uncertainty there for people without really knowing what that currency with -- currency would be. >> scottish toffees taste best with english tea. her heart may be scottish but she is a firm advocate of the united kingdom. the union was formed over 300 years ago but soon there could be border fences and passport control stations. bill parkin doesn't want to see the border closed. he is an english resident so he will not be able to vote in the referendum. bill has family and friends who live in scotland and england. he says the voting process is flawed. >> our family came from a few generations back. they are not getting a say because they live in england. it seems to me rather f

hi, gail.i is from las vegas, and talk about your family a little bit. [ new york accent ] well, i'm really a brooklyn girl. oh. born and raised in brooklyn, and i have a --

their roots going back to 1928, to the muslim brotherhood in egypt. >> gail, pick up on that point.ut a political resolution to this. he underscores how long that process is going to take. how does the united states play a role in that particularly when we have just launched air strikes? >> it is a stunning turn of events, because the president, who was elected to end wars, now leads one, with no end in sight. i think that is what we're going to see come up over and over again. as we discussed, what is the end game here. there really is none at this present time. because the question is, exactly who the boots on the ground are going to be. about a month ago, we saw people who had really pushed for syrian moderates to be armed. really finding no audience or, you know, very little in terms of traction. and now, just one month later, this whole idea that it was a fantasy to arm these farmers and fapharmacists has now turned in a fact. it's now turned into hurry up and train as we seek to get the moderate or fsa fighters armed and trained and up and running. >> steve, pick up there. you

gail sheehy, an honor to have you on the program.leasure to bump into. >> what adairing man. >> we ran into each other at bookexpo. i said come on the show. here you are. >> my publisher said, okay, we'll second you to l.a. >> thank you for my ticket. >> i'm glad you got to l.a. i wonder if i might ask you to read one paragraph for me. >> i'm happy. >> you need your glasses? >> i think i can do it. i just had cataract surgery so i'm good. as i now reflect on what daring means in my life, i realize it's how i survive. when i fear what i do is dare. fear immobilizes. daring is action. it changes the conditions. startles people into different reactions. it's a crap shoot, but it can be the prowess to empowering one's self. >> how did you learn that? >> by trial and error. when i was immobilized by fear, i might have a panic attack. i've had a couple of panic attacks in my life, and i learn that if i walk through that, walk through the fear and came out the other side, i used to be a swimmer when i was a kid, so i would dive off the end

. >> if you are looking for criminal advice, gail's got it. >> these two videos, all they could do was sa oh, shoot. motorcycle coming out quite fast. watch this. >> as that motorcycle was coming, it met right in front of him. this sent him flying right over the road. >> what are you going to do when suddenly is there a wall? >> here is another guy on a motorcycle. on what looks like a freeway. gets on the middle lane. traffic is heavy. he is on the far right lane when this guy gets closer. as this rider decides to go on the far left lane, so does the other car. >> saw that coming. >> that was splitting lanes. you saw that coming. how can you anticipate that thing? >> that is the danger of splitting lanes. you don't know when someone is going to merge. maybe not signal. you have to be extra defensive. >> he stayed on the bike. >> guess what, everybody? another rtm ipad mini winner. she is christina. she watches our show in chicago. congratulations, christina. if you want to win an ipad mini, your chance is coming up in a little bit. >> you want your own buzz-tastic feeling, you need fr

verdine's boyfriend josh breen learned that the latest victim was robbed in front of their apartment on gailvenue wednesday. >> "once the dude snatched her necklace, he may have pushed her on the ground." the sunnyvale department of public safety says the style of robbery and description of the thieves involved match those in other similar cases. since may, investigators say 14 mostly asian and indian women as well as one man have been robbed of their necklaces. >> "it's been happening around the area. so, i'm keeping my eyes peeled now for sure." the department of public safety says the thieves typically work in pairs, walk towards or behind the victims, then snatch their necklace right off of them. and, in at least two of the 15 robberies since may. the dps says the thieves brandished a gun. investigators believe the same men in their 20s are committing these crimes. here's a photo of one person the dps says is involved. investigators say this car has also been seen at multiple crimes scenes as well. >> "oh, i gotta hang to my purse tighter." women in the area are now on high aleart, as th

>> gail, that's where the funny part comes in. he steps up to this world war i commemorative framed piece of heart wo artwork and tries to shove it into his jacket. an employee says hand it over. he did. he just walked off. police are looking for him hoping he doesn't choose to do this with something smaller that he can actually steal. >>> next, it is time for people who want to stay in shape at wo work. our friend zach is in here to explain it all. it doesn't make sense. >> explain this to me. we've seen the desks that are treadmills. this is taking it to a whole new level. >> it is a hamster wheel that is what you would think. they made a giant hamster wheel that you can walk in so you can get some exercise while you're doing your desk job. >> is it hooked up to anything? is it generating electricity? is it powering computer while you walk? >> no. >> it's for exercise and to look cool. >> that is possible. that is something could you do. i don't know if it would generate enough electricity to power your computer, but could you u

it happened at the intersection of ridge road and gail town drive. the victim a 29-year-old male was hit by a car that failed to make a right turn correctly. the driver and passenger of the other car suffered non-life threatening injuries. >> chicago police released the name of a man that lit a fire leading to chaos for air travel letters across the country. he was charged with a felony tonight. it led to hundreds of cancellations and delays throughout the evening. are flights finally getting in and out of chicago now? >> flights are taking off from chicago. but as you are about to see, those who got seats made some serious sacrifices to do so. meanwhile the suspect behind from ar traffic misry is up scale suburb and he's disgruntled that his job was being transferred. >> 786 is not a flight number tonight. it's instead the number of american flights cancelled out of o'hare. greg howard is booked on one of 900 delayed flights. >> almost three hour delay. >> authorities say 36-year-old brian howard is behind 1900 flights being cancelled nationwide. he

jason's here with highlights from the eagles gail. >> this game had it all for fans. back and forth scoring, a lot of big plays and even a few ejections. in the end, it was the redskins that fell short in defending nfc east champions. greeting his former teammates there in philly. curt cousins dropping back and going back to deshawn jackson. that is an 81-yard touchdown there. jackson had five receptions for 117 yards. the skins tied this game up at 2. same score in the fourth. eagles with the ball. nick foels to jeremy maclin. philly didn't trail after that, redskins fall 37-34. still plenty of work to do. >> very frustrating, very disappointing, but i like the way we battled back. i like the way our defense came back to the challenge at halftime. kurt, there's a lot of things i like. there's a lot of things i don't like. the penalties were unnecessary and things that we have to address. >> coming up later, i'll update you on the brawl that took place in today's game. i'll head out to philadelphia where dianna russini is hanging out. >>> maryland police say she passe

. >> gail r. green. >> james arthur greenleaf jr. >> my uncle and my aunt angela rigario.we love you and hope to see you soon. >> we love you and miss you so much. >> ilene marcia greenstein. >> elizabeth martin gregg. >> denise gregory. >> donald gregory. >> florence gregory. >> pedro grehan. >> john michael griffin. >> tewanna griffin. >> joan donna griffith. >> warren grifka. >> ramon grijalvo. >> joseph grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> frances grow began. >> joseph grzelak. >> robert joseph gschaar. >> limbing gu. >> joe say guadalupe. >> cindy zhu guan. >> jeffrey guja. >> joseph gullickson. >> douglas brian gurian. >> philadelphia lip. the guza. >> barbara guzzardo. >> angela lynne has beenerman. >> phillip hanetzler. >> karen his i beth hagerty. >> mary lou hague. >> danny, your goodness lives on in your children. we miss and love you every day of our lives. >> my brother-in-law michael whittenstein. if you didn't know him, you missed out. he could teach you about family and about love. our family misses him everyday. he has two nephews both named michael after h

. >> and, gail, while we watch the debate, keir told us the other ally of isis in afghanistan. we talked about it at the top of the show. is the reach of isis expanding with the use of delegates of allies? the question has been of aligned sympathies. for years when you talk to folks on the ground in afghanistan, they would always say in afghanistan left to itself will not remain its own problem endlessly. they always thought there would be, if vacuum presented ig eed again, an opening of people who shared the kind of ideology. i don't think folks on the ground in afghanistan would be shocked. for a country that has long forgotten the longest war. it's reminder of the stakes and what vacuums of power in very tough parts of the world could mean. >> yeah. and steve fbi director believes they have identified the isis executioner known as jihadi john. >> it's significant. the question now what is next? the issue here, i think, for the whole action in syria has been u.s. action that is limited in scope versus isis ambitions that are unlimited and sort of without end. the mismatch is

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. >>> coming up on the "cbs this morning" gail sits down with giants' quarterback eli manning.nne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious sir, we're loaded and getting ready to go... ...we're going to need you on the runway. (vo) don't let a severe cold hold you back. sir? (vo) theraflu starts to get to work in your body in just 5 minutes. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. before we craft it into a sandwich. the tender, slow-roasted turkey, the zesty cranberry mostarda, the freshly baked flatbread paired perfectly with our autumn squash soup. a delicious meal made just for you only at panera bread. >>> earlier this year the social security administration came under fire for a controversial program. it was seizing tax refunds from people whose relatives owed the government money. congress cried foul and the agency said it wou

. >>> left a trail of devastation in taiwan and one person killed in gail force winds and flooding one island and 4,000 people forced to evacuate their homes. bangladesh leader is on trial on charges of embezzlement and the trial got underway after a series of delays and could be jailed for life if convicted. and the party of b and p is organizing a general strike that forced the closer of almost every business in the capitol and a law gives parliament the way to criticize the judges and we have more from the capitol daca. >> reporter: unlike last year's general strikes when 500 people were killed and hundreds of vehicles were burned as the opposition boycotted a controversial general election, today has been a relatively quite it day in bangladesh but the issues are no less controversial, the opposition has called today's strike to protest against a constitutional amendment that will allow parliament to even peach supreme court justices and previously only a panel of judges led by the chief justice had the ability to do so and opposition says this move will further weaken an already

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join me next time for a conversation with gail sheehy about her new tome "daring my passages."s next time. see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to the program. we begin this evening with the president of iran, hassan rouhani. is there some kind of fear in a grand bargain in which it bears progress in the nuclear talks, you would be more acceptable to participating in the fight against isis? >> we do not connect the two issues. fundamentally, the nuclear talks and the fact that we must all of us see progress, tangible progress and resolve issues, we do believe the resolution of those issues benefit all, benefits the region as well as the entirety of the world. but outside of that

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roll call's hill navigator columnist rebecca gail joins us now. she's written an e-book.e best intern ever" about pressing your bosses on the hill. welcome. pleasure to meet you. >> thanks for having me on. >> you were once an intern. now a journalist. we want to get the behind-the- scenes track. as we were reading some of your ideas and tips if moms and dads are sending their kids here, stay professional. >> absolutely. being professional is one of the key things. the reason behind the e-book, for a lot of interns, the professional world is new to them. things that we talk about being funny are not necessarily obvious to some people. that's why the e-book gives some examples from dress code to social media policy to how to address your boss. these are things that if you learn and can do very well, you will be set up for success in any environment. >> i imagine the social media has become more important. one is a generation gap, people who are office holders to the intern and how important is instagram and facebook and twitter to this generation compared to them. >> absol

and heading to the quarter finals, gail monteith has not lost in a single open.robertson is on the right there. feeling at home in new york. who is watching that? i don't understand. leading in the second you don't hit a drop shot. too quick. now, monteith is up. two sets, 2, 2. in the third. winning in the third, the challenge says that is bounced twice. that is close. i don't know. that is a good call. good call. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> yes. >> everybody gets it. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00, volcano warning in hawaii. lava flow heading for homes why residents are not evacuating yet at 9:00. >> you may be a water waster and not know it. >> that is this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues now on twitter. we appreciate your time. >> have a great evening. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is the "jeopardy!" battle of the decades! please welcome our former champions -- the last time today's representative from the 2000s was on "jeopardy!" hen. when he was invited to this tournament, he thought, "agai

gail to carfax®. got a minivan getting an oil change and brand new brakes.i like to see that! bad brakes are bad news for possums. only one site has a free carfax report for every car listed. that's the one! start shopping at the new carfax.c john: this line goes on and on. it goes around the block people lined up because they hoped to help those kids escape bad run schools. and thousands of parents hope for one of only one of a few hundred spots. >> here e some of the winds. john: thi woman just realized that her grandson whilee pay. she's upset, but she tries to comfort her grandson. their hearts and shouldn't be token, says that the of the american federation for children. and i agreed with her, but she says that choice makes things better. >> yes, it can make things better. but in education, it means that we are setting up children or they are competing against each other. and it is th schools that do the choosing. >> we see a pattern as the charter schools are pushing out students who have special needs, students were english language learners. >> the r

and heading to the quarter finals, gail monteith has not lost in a single open.tson is on the right there. feeling at home in new york. o is watching that? i don't understand. leading in the second you don't hit a drop shot. too quick. now, monteith is up. two sets,2, 2. in the third. winning in the third, the chalnge says that is bounced twice. that is close. i don't know. that is a good call. good call. c7 sportsrought to you by chard supply hardware. >> yes. >> eerybody gets it. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00, volcano warning in hawaii. lava flow heading for homes why residents are not evacuating yet at 9:00. >> you maye a water waster and not know it. >> that is this edion of abc7 news our coverage continues now on twitter. we appreciate your time. >> have a great evening. we'll se you at 9:00 and 11:00. thanks for coming out. thanks for watching. love, peace, and hair grease. [applause] hey, liz. me, lutz, toofer, and josh are gonna go to that bar where the waiters are dressed like ninjas. you in? no, i'm just gonna go to the 24-hour donut

we thought about having chinese, but gail thought you might be tired of all that...d egg foo young, and would like some good old american steak and potatoes. actually, we never eat chop suey or egg foo young. they were invented for americans. but i thought-- well, whenever we go out for chinese, they're always on the menu. i know. they have to do it for the american business. well, you learn something new every day. well, you know, when we were in hong kong last year, we went to a real chinese restaurant. i think we were the only white people in the whole restaurant. well, they didn't have any egg foo young on that menu either. remember, gail ? oh, don't remind me. we ordered fish and they served it with the head still on it. oh ! the head's the best part. we especially like the cheek. oh ! we have a saying when it comes to food: "if it's got four legs and isn't a table, we eat it." now ? now what ? henry, maybe we should-- it's okay. i don't mind. sara and i are going together. well, this is a surprise. sara thought you should know. didn't you, sara ? wouldn't it be

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an odd weather phenomena nonwhich before the hail hit gail was trying to explain to her five-year-old grandson. >> i told him the story that my mother heard from her mother in croatia, and that is when it's sunshine and raining, the gypsies are getting married. >> a little folklore, and just like we were told will this colorful occurrence. abc7 news. >>> in feral field water poured down into rock field road causing flooding and mudslides. officers said they had nowhere to go and caused problems for drivers. >> there's been a lots of people losing control and accidents. we haven't had rain in a long time. they aren't used to driving in the rain again. >> and pictures from the national weather service shows the mess caused by the rain and even hail in the same area. here's the photos sent in. look at the rain coming down in napa. another viewer sent us this. you see how hard it was pouring and this picture shows how big the hail was. some pieces as large at marbles. and make sure to check out live doppler 7hd anytime with abc7 news weather app. it includes an easy way to share your weat

gail to carfax®. got a minivan getting an oil change and brand new brakes. i like to see that! bad brakes are bad news for possums. only one site has a free carfax report for every car listed. that's the one! start shopping at the new carfax.com ♪ john: our government always tries to do too much. but national defense is a role for government in what americans are attacked by evil people and we are threatened, we want to do something. now the president, probably in response to polling numbers, says the we will go to war. but before we do something, we should remember that the government plans often go awry. i reported on politicians promises to fix education, poverty, almost everything. and their programs always cost twice what they say they pay well. and the solutions create unintended consequences. and that includes trapping kids in bad schools. lish risk-taking and cost taxpayers billions. and governments attempts to punish bad guys often don't work out the way that we think that they will. >> the united states military has begun strikes against the al qae

. >> gail r. green. >> james arthur greenleaf jr. >> my uncle and my aunt angela rigario. love you and hope to see you soon. >> we love you and miss you so much. >> ilene marcia greenstein. >> elizabeth martin gregg. >> denise gregory. >> donald gregory. >> florence gregory. >> pedro grehan. >> john michael griffin. >> tewanna griffin. >> joan donna griffith. >> warren grifka. >> ramon grijalvo. >> joseph grillo. >> david joseph grimner. >> frances grow began. >> joseph grzelak. >> robert joseph gschaar. >> limbing gu. >> joe say guadalupe. >> cindy zhu guan. >> jeffrey guja. >> joseph gullickson. >> douglas brian gurian. >> philadelphia lip. the guza. >> barbara guzzardo. >> angela lynne has beenerman. >> phillip hanetzler. >> karen his i beth hagerty. >> mary lou hague. >> danny, your goodness lives on in your children. we miss and love you every day of our lives. >> my brother-in-law michael whittenstein. if you didn't know him, you missed out. he could teach you about family and about love. our family misses him everyday. he has two nephews both named michael after him

gail was trying to explain to her five-year-old grandson. >> i told him the story that my mother learned from her mother in croatia. and that is that when the sun shines and it's raining, the gypsies are getting married. >> a little folklore, and just like we were told about this colorful occurrence. abc7 news. >> water poured into fields and caused mudslides. causing a lot of accidents. >> there's been a lots of people losing control and accidents. we haven't had rain in a long time. they aren't used to driving in the rain again. >> and pictures from the national weather service shows the mess caused by the rain and even hail in the same area. here's the photos sent in. look at this rain and hail coming down in napa. another photo from browns valley in napa and you see how hard it was pouring. and this picture shows how big the hail was. some pieces as large as marbles. and make sure to check out live doppler 7hd anytime with abc7 news weather app. it includes an easy way to share your weather pictures with us. it's also free on apple's app store or through google play. >>> this morning

gail says i love all the e-mails about benefits others having to pay for.ed your closing remarks, analogy to the country's financial situation. the problem is always making someone else responsible for the selections they make. that's all i'm saying, stand for what you stout. if you believe in it, pay for it. james, i'm with you neil, who cares if people with breathing problems can't breathe why, should we have to pay? why should we care if people without insurance can't pay and lose a child to cancer? let god worry about them. no james, that's not what i said and you are obviously not paying attention. i'm saying what liberals say is play the harp strings and leave someone else to pick up the tab but we never include the cost. all i'm saying is spell out the cost and expense all of these good intentions. let americans decide whether the intentions are wth the pricey tab. tyler, north carolina. what about the story about the banks and the wall street and the cost to taxpayers? why isn't this republican welfare? both parties are taking, not just liberals. gi

house republicans led by gail bowen are so -- john boehner are so concerned about not maintaining the majore, they gained a $20 million line of creditment nancy pelosi is considering a $10 million for ads. they are considering last-minute spending split. michael graham in new york is trying to hold onto his seats. developments are reminding voters that he's under indi indictme indictment. >> congressman grim let staten island down. >> now he wants the vote. >> there's no way i'm voting for him. >> in the battle for control of the u.s. senate, the national rifle association is on the air in giorgio, lefageing the disdain soth erpers feel -- southerners teel towards new yorkers. >> in a mansion in new york, michael bloomberg sleeps safeliment armed guards protect him. michael bloomberg wants to take away your right to self-defence, and he's pushing gun control. michelle nunn will help him do it. michael bloomberg spends his own money to elect nunn. >> notice the snoring at the start of the add. here it is gape. listen. >> in an elegant new york city mansion (snoring in background). >> b

house republicans lead by gail bowen are concern -- john bone are are concerned about -- john boehner are concerned about not retaining a lead, they have sustain out a loan. both parties are preparing for a last-minute spending blitz on competitive races. in new york, a republican michael graham is trying to hold onto his seats. democrats remind voters that he's under criminal indictment. >> congressman grim let staten island down. >> it's worse than embarrassing. >> i would think if you were innocent of the charges, he would have said that. >> now he wants the vote. >> in the battle for control of the u.s. senate, the national rifle association is on the air in georgia, leveraging what southerners feel towards new yorkiers, their disdain. >> in a new york city mansion, billionaire michael bloomberg sleeps safely, a team of armed guards protects him. he wants to take away your right to self-defence. he's pushing extreme gun control and michelle nunn will help him do it. michael bloomberg spends his own money to elect nunn, and nunn supports the michael bloomberg gun control agenda. >>

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don watson and his wife, gail and his brother, dan. rockwood, the colonel in the army.an protect the front door, in case anybody tried to sneak in and get pictures and the helicopter showed up. >> jimmy: none of the guys from the show? >> and my preacher came home from houston. and he got on the plane and went back. yeah. she walked out of the living room, out into the backyard. i was out there sweating like crazy. 15 minutes later, it was over, jack. >> jimmy: wow. >> two weeks, i was in shock. >> jimmy: what a lucky lady. >> yes, she is. >> jimmy: it's more of an abduction. you know? was there a honeymoon? >> no. we're in hawaii. >> jimmy: yeah, where are you going to go from hawaii? >> it just happened so fast. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i just turned 66. and they say that, you know, you're over the hill. that's the case, i can't ever remember being at the top. that's kind of scary. >> jimmy: do you have regrets at all about getting married? >> none. >> jimmy: that's good. >> thank god. can you imagine? >> jimmy: well, yeah, i can. yeah. i can imagine. >> can you imagine goi

brazile, cnn commentator, and larry saab toe director of politician at university of virginia and rich gail len, a republican strategist. welcome to all of you. >> good morning. >> donna, a bit of irony here. this president won election in part because of his anti-wash stance. here we are. it's just kind of weird. >> no, i don't think so. it's very important that the president laid out a comprehensive strategy to deal with this threat. he has been able to rally our allies, our nato allies and others including countries in the region, and that's going to be very important if this campaign is to be successful. we have to make sure that there are people in the region who are there with us to ensure that isil is eliminated as a threat, not just to the region, but to american interests all over the world including here at home. >> rich, does the president have that coalition of the willing, as you might say? >> well, he says -- i don't think it was exact at all. it was a vague description of an unknown coalition with unnamed countries who the president said will get together and design a strateg

gail, go to see you. i want to get your reaction from the latest video from isis. thankfully they're not killing anyone this time. instead they're having journalist cantly make an appeal. >> the horrible fact of these videos and what isis has done have really achieved what james foley and stephen sotloff tried to do, put this conflict in the american consciousness. you've had in the syria war close to 200,000 people die, close to 3 moil onrefugees. the equivalent of all of chicago being made refugees. it's really these awful videos that have forced these into the american consciousness after several years of war and they know that. >> and so the fact that they're not, as of now, beheading this gentleman on tape, it is a change, it looks like in tactics. what are they trying to do? >> i think tactics are shifting as things are falling from the sky at isis positions. and we'll continue to see the shift happen. and i don't think anybody knows. there is no playbook for what they're doing. they're catapulting themselves in the headlines. they're making aus pay attention

she -- she's the gail to my oprah. >> reporter: her talent was so bright over the decades, her familyas meant something to me and more importantly you've meant something to me. you've made a difference. >> i hope when you get older you will get your face done. >> i knew that's where it was going. i knew it. i knew exactly that was going to be the joke. >>> next, the business of being joan. it wasn't just funny business. the joan you haven't seen before. >> thank you. >> next, on joan rivers, living for the laughs. i love sam, and sam is so small! sam, is super absorbent material from poise, for those little leaks. oh it's crazy thin and 3x drier than always. poise microliners, get a free sample at poise.com not a halloween bag. box, rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. who's more excited about back to school savthe ladies?ples? these guys? or these guys? when you get guaranteed low prices on everything you buy the most, everybody gets excited! staples. make more happe

gail constantly worries about her daughter on the road. >> i'm terrified. i'm traumatized. i have seen truckers hauling dangerous loads. >> reporter: yesterday they filed a wrongful death lawsuit. they believe the combination of a driver with only three months' experience and poor truck maintenance contributed to daniel's death on highway 17. >> when you consider the challenging nature of driving big rigs over the santa cruz mountain range during peak commuter travel periods, this had all the makings of a ticking time bomb. >> reporter: the mcguires want the trucking industry to implement a grading system, rating roads based on degree of difficulty and drivers' experience level. then only the best drivers can take the difficult routes. this driver has navigated the country for 41 years. >> you can't give a guy three months and expect him to go from the east coast to the west coast without something happening. >> reporter: yet he's not sure the grading system is realistic. >> that's going to be hard to do. >> reporter: if the trucking industry won't cooperate, the mcguire fa

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we may get a few more indications in terms of gail, probably over a relatively long time.en to allow time for the assets to expand. they hope that they commit to the by, the issuance of that kind of asset will grow and they will be able to buy more of them. rather than a six to 12 month asset purchase program, it will be more like two to three years. we have seen the exchange rate go down. that is welcome from the perspective of the ecb. struggling,nomy core inflation going lower, the pressure is going to rebuild on the ecb. is this the low for inflation? which dimension the currency, the dip in this quarter. it has been canceled. how long does that take to feed through into inflation? >> normally it is great. you see it in nonenergy industrial goods prices to a degree. we will see more of that as we move into the fourth quarter and into next year. -- stemmingme also from energy price declines. for the headline inflation rate. that would be some comfort for the more hawkish members area and they will be keen to emphasize the dynamic is now upwards. the technical factors dr

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gail collins in "the new york times," i love this. >> this is your morning must reads. >> aviation crisiserage economy seat is 17 inches wide. and only 31 inches of legroom. how miserable is it to sit in a coach seat? >> on the heels of the device, the knee defender. recline because someone has put a clip there. >> three analyze have had to land in the past two weeks -- three airliners have had to land in the past two weeks because someone got angry. >> getting into an air pla ne now is like a cocktail shaker. >> pressure builds up. atul, how do you feel when you cannot recline? weight.i need to lose or book business seat. can reclinets completely, 180 degrees. >> i wanted to fly to europe for summer vacation, instead i took a ferry. $1800.are was it dangerous to work out too much? the pros and cons of crossfit. brendan greeley trotted out. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance," here with adam johnson and brendan greeley. tom keene is walking a seven year old to school. he will be back tomorrow. some company news from the files of "bloomberg west." its focus tog age-related diseases. the s

look at the differences gail voorhees very small now. so this is a wonderful image showing the size and the power this particular native american not this time and how he said in this day she stressed that she would have been dressed in her traditional clothing. these are both images of pocahontas from the early 1600s. very, very different. it is not that common to have a welcoming atmosphere into a rare books library as those undergraduates. we do encourage people to come in and enjoyable or from the books, but this is a phrase you often hear with cultural repositories to balance the access of the preservation. so yes, we are here to preserve the material for posterity after 500 years for us. what is the point of just having if no one ever sees them. >> while visiting cheyenne, wyoming with the help of our local cable partner, charter, we toured various sites of old cheyenne with lori van pelt, author of "capital characters of old cheyenne." >> "capital characters of old cheyenne" features some of the interesting old history. i focused

. >> princeton, harvard, gail and a top three. >> where is princeton? >> number one. jersey.. >> good morning, john mcphee, if you are watching. jersey, new new there i york. we're going to cupertino, california. i know we will talk above us all day, but we have to. apple introducing two new iphones. yes, they will be larger. there is also the iwallet. our very own "bloomberg west" editor cory johnson up early and cupertino. we have been talking all morning about iwallet. what have you been hearing about the possibility of the iwallet? >> the announcement of new services is kind of an annual event for apple, and this is a important one because of what has happened in the marketplace. we see tremendous growth going into this from the apple business mind, but this sort of rejuvenation of products come a completely new set of iphones as service introduction, a payment, wallet service. the announcement, not the aipping of a walch or -- watch or wearable device, it is typical. this announcement is a little different, too. the theme here is very odd. they have taken this courtyard

charlie gail and norah are off. happy labor day.ed trees in iowa this weekend in what's being called the worst storm there in two decades. >> and the storms also hammered the east. thousands scrambled for cover at an outdoor concert in philadelphia when lightning made a cameo appearance. meteorologist megan glaros of wbbm has more. good morning. >> good morning. not the best day for the forecast. it's all a cold front progressive eastward from iowa to now moving into illinois, indiana, and ohio. but the risk for severe weather today extends really from kansas to oklahoma all the way through michigan and ohio. main risks will be from damaging winds and hail. heavy downpours could play factor. time period will be latter afternoon early portion of the evening but we're looking at heavy downpours that could occur today. ite going go very warm and muggy along the east coast. 89 in d.c. today, 88 in new york. 81 for chicago. 101 in sacramento. look at the nation as a whole across the nation. it will be dry and beautiful across the west, h

shirts ♪ and performing it ♪ it's just another good morning here on sesame street ♪ ♪ listen to us gailp of joe ♪ ♪ and lightning strikes ♪ looks like rain ♪ you can be there meet some letters like g, m, a ♪ never know who you'll see ♪ ♪ never know who you'll meet ♪ it's just another good morning -- yes it is ♪ ♪ it's just another good morning here on sesame street ♪ >> that was fantastic. >> it was incredible thanks to this guy. >> and every day on broadway in the tony award-winning performance as the genie in aladdin. >> does that mean he's a jeanny? >> absolutely. >> they can sing too. that was so much fun. what did you think, snuffy? >> did you like that? >> that was good. i wish i was there with all my friends now. this is nice too. >> we're glad you're here with us. ready for the next story? it's a great one. it's about the big remake of annie, starring jaime foxx and quvenzhane. and they have teamed up to help kids make their dreams come true. sara haines has that story ♪ it's a hard knock life for us ♪ >> reporter: little orphan annie, the tale that's delighted audiences for gen