you just eluded to it, gail. i think i heard last night that enrollment in 2013 will be double from what it was in the year 2000. those are mind-boggling statistics. how does the system absorb all of us. and what are the financial sign posts that we need to look far this can be paid for and contained. >> well, it will be an interesting trajectory. i didn't know the answer to this, somebody asked me the questions and i went and looked. it's not a linear increase. it is a doubling. we're going to go to 78 million or so on medicare by the time we get to 2030. it's in two bulges. we here in the middle of the first bulge. these are the people born between '46 and '49, all those fellow fellows came back from world war ii, had time to say "hi, honey" and started having babies. then there's kind of a leveling of off. en this there was another doubling in the '50s early '60s. not quite sure about that one. it means we're going to feel the financial effects of this rush, 10,000 people sign up a day starting in january, 201

gail: let me try to spend about the new models and what we know and don't know. cms, is an effort with centers for medicaid and medicare services, groups trying to come in and put bundles of payments together. withy, that is hospitals physicians, hospitals with postacute care, or home care order nursing facilities -- home care, or skilled nursing facilities. part of it is seeing that it is improving care to the patient, improves patient satisfaction, and also reduces costs. those are baby steps toward a integrated delivery system. getting physicians and hospitals to work together to agree to combine surfaces -- services and efforts. and if they can show some savings and quality metrics, very important, then we get to show the savings with medicare. one of the problems we need to recognize is that the pilot projects that we are trying -- a very good idea. try before you roll it out toward all hundred three 6 million seniors -- 446 million -- all 46 million seniors. the groups that are being the most entrepreneurial and organized, -- jackie: and probably the most f

this case dates back to january of 2014 when gail's allegedly got into a dispute with a prisoner on a jail barge knowns a the boat. prosecutors say she recruited four other prisoners to attack that inmate. gail's pleaded not guilty yesterday. >>> update now on a story, a breaking story we told you about yesterday. the amber alert issued for a ten-year-old girl, he parents are now under arrest. carlos hicks and jacqueline hendrix, excuse me, both face kus tote yal interference charges. police say their daughter was found in good condition. they say her mother who does not have legal custody took her from school wednesday afternoon. >>> a brooklyn day care center could be closed after workers left a two-year-old boy in a brooklyn park. ethan was found in sunset park playground yesterday afternoon, turns out his day care, quality of life academy, took a field trip with 14 other children and didn't realize ethan was missing. and asked for help to find the boy's parents, but wasn't the tweet that informed them, but a day care supervisor. >>> the mayor special task force clean up times squa

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she said, aunt gail, did you know what daddy did?i said, amina, i've heard that your daddy did something and no daddy should do. and i started to walk away, because i felt tears coming. my eyes were stinging. my heart was breaking. and amina and sarah were sitting across the table. and as i was rounding the table, sarah reached out, and she grabbed my arm. she said, aunt gail, it hurt. >> i'd have a daughter, my whole life i'd spend trying to protect her. i can't even conceive that the first sexual encounter your daughter has is with the man who's supposed to be her loving protector, her savior. >> when amina told me, i left the same day, and we moved in, and we stayed at my mom's. >> on december 17, 1998, yaser was indicted for sexual penetration of the girls. he threatened to kill patricia and to take the girls and just disappear. the sheriff's department was going forward with this complaint when amina and sarah recanted, saying, they just made that up because they didn't like their school and they wanted to not go to school there

deparle: gail mentioned the year 2030 is the big influx of people, where medicare will double. the good news is look how far out that is. it's because the rate of medicare spending has been slowed over the past three or four years. i think i saw in 2014, the per capita beneficiary spending increase was zero, 0%. it is at historic lows. as an economist, you are right to question if it can continue and what if it will, but i see very positive signs that there have been structural changes in the way that providers are operating. too early to tell if they will continue. the position payment lends further optimism to my belief that we will be able to change the way they are doing business in such a way that it helps to slow even as new people become introduced. i think we have reason to believe that can make a difference. if they have been getting preventive care their entire lives, getting access to the care they need to prevent hospitalizations, that would make a difference. we've also made huge strides in quality. we have reduced admission rates by 10%, reduce hospital acquired c

gail king and oprah were there as well. and they snap add fun pic together. we didn't see drake there last night. he's been rumored to date serena williams. all eyes will be on the final match on saturday, if serena makes it, to see if he's there. >> now a real housewife calling it quits. >> i will not be returning to the real housewives of new york. >> a true new yorker never backs down. >> after three seasons, new york's heather thompson is saying good-bye. >> i have to focus on the things that are really, really important in my life. that's my family and my business. >> heather was actually the one who created the shaper line yummy. one of the biggest stories in new york is steven colbert's debut last night. the show was rocking right from the start with steven's first guest george clooney. >> what is it like to be the arm candy in a relationship? >> last night steven colbert killed it. that's the review from forbes. >> within one year of getting married, you can still give them a wedding present. so i got you something. i know i don't know you, but i want

president gail brewer is on the task force. >> yes, we're getting late notice of the meetings, but to be honest with you, thanks to the times square wives, a lot of work has been done and i think some ideas will come out of it. >> >>. our feeling is that as long as the task force is responsive to the plan put forward by elected officials and supported by the times square alliance and community, that's all that matters. this afternoon, the mayor's spokeswoman, karen hinton, tells us that all members have gathered to discuss issues. a meeting of the task force will be on thursday to discuss certain issues issues. they'll have to move quickly to meet the october 4 deadline. >>> all right, what's the latest at jpp? we've got the newest story and it doesn't sound good. the current champs are still dealing with sunday's fiasco in big d. we'll hear their thoughts on the plane eli manning is taking for the mess-up on the cowboys. >>> and they're making an impact off the diamond as well. we'll take you an -- a hazard. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100

watch for gail force winds offshore as well. satellite 6 along with action radar showing heavy rain from last night pushing into new england, we are stuck with lots of clouds and humid and showers in spots and a period of rain we are getting in south jersey, not a lot more to the south, we are dealing w. i don't think it will be wet, this model shows at 2:30, in the afternoon, a spotty shower here and clouds breaking a bit. if you go to the union game for the championship, it looks basically dry. maybe a couple of breaks in the clouds. the humidity dropping back a bit, it will feel better tonight, humid and some showers and 72 for your high inal ep town un78 in the city, we are hovering around the same temperature all day and we woke up in the mid-70s, and 78 in millville, and 76 for your high in atlantic city. we have an upper level low in atlanta georgia, this is setting us up for tropical concerns, and this is a tilt in the jet stream and it's allowing the tropical moisture in the area, the moisture we get thursday night into

they were questions on housing, tax credits, and mental health, from gail, claire, mary, paul, angelai have probably forgotten one of their names. it was 40,000 questions that had been e-mailed to jimmy corbyn, because he wanted to be people's questions. both camps are happy to jimmy corbyn's spokesman is happy, because he feels that tone has been adopted and is different, and these are real substantive questions. mr. cameron's camp is happy as well, because mr. cameron is very used to jousting across dispatch box, and he didn't have to do that today. he didn't have to break into any kind of sweat or worry, because he was not put under any kind of pressure. they were different questions, and there was no follow-up question. this is a new style from a new leader, who did make one big succession, jeremy corbyn, that is, he wore a tie and a suit. not something he likes to do, but he did do. let's see the different style, and if it will last. anchor: benedict, thank you very much. reporting from london. now, the united nations wants an international war crimes court to investigate the atr

. >> gail force winds are striking now.e force winds are striking now. 6000 people are packed into red -- more than 18,000 people are crowded into the red cross shelters, just waiting for it to happen. ♪ >> wind gusts are now topping 100 miles per hour. the tide is three feet above normal in my area and escape routes will be cut off shortly. >> unidentified female reported, fallen, paralyzed. 1721 north 18th place. >> in the luxury hotels along miami beach, water already pours over the welcome mat. >> fish have been swimming down the avenue. fish and eels swimming right down the main drag of miami beach. >> this is the key largo area. the road is washed out. >> a long night for civil defense. all the dull, quiet things done over the years, the free hurricane drills, the planning and preparation for any kind of disaster, the coordinated efforts of the government and voluntary agencies are finally paying off. >> 8, 23. roof blown off a house. there are injuries. >> seven hotels badly damaged. >> betsy, with her hurricane wind

a gail watch in effect for our coastal communities. -- a gale watch. checking in on where that rain is, it's started up already for sussex county. a little bout up in ulster county as well. the real rain, the line, the front itself is well off to our west. west of williamsport, pennsylvania. it's going to bring a lot of rain. we think anywhere from a half an inch well east and south of the city you go further inland north and west. i think murk city is in that 1 -- i think new york city is in the 1 to 2 inch range. i think it's going to be a messy one out there. isolated breakway downpours ahead of it as well. it's cut primarily north and west. north and west of where we're going to find those bigger rainfall tallies. the front itself comes through. 3:00 in the afternoon pushing through by 6:30. still rain left over but not as wet as it will be for the morning commute. then you get in to your day thursday. system number 2 up from the south. 7 p.m., intensifies late thursday in to friday morning. this is around lunchtime. starting to see heavy bouts aga

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. >> gail came to ask about the ski slopes and sold property on the side more than three decades ago. >> it's evolved and become a luxury market. now we're sealing people luckeurious homes like that. >> reporter: she loves the small town world of aspen real estate. these are amazing houses and you can see the gond lain the background. what do you think this costs? >> which one? the one we're in would probably sell for 9 million, 10 million. across the street, 15 million to 20 million. >> reporter: with millions of dollars at strike and a agreeing international client el its there ano surprise big companies took notice. b.j.'s b.j. adams and company and dale's peak properties of aspen now face stiff competition from big-time brokers like sotheby's and kald wall banker. how do they compete? >> did i tell you i got the price reduction? >> reporter: for dale darnet and dale shea, the answer was to form a committee. >> it was time. >> i think we needed to figure out ways where we could operate with a critical scale that saved us money and by merging my have naubled us. >> today they share

gail smith's credentials are impeccable. in her hearing on the foreign relations committee in june, it reflected that. in september, she was voted out unanimously by voice vote, and yet here we are post-june -- and that's an understatement -- where her nomination was reported favorably, and she still -- we still have no confirmed administrator. with all the news accounts we watch every day of these thousands and thousands of lost people. the united states is really being hampered in its ability to help because we don't have anyone running the agency. it's just the latest example of a republican obstruction for obstruction's sake. according to the congressional research service, the current republican congress is confirming far fewer nominees than any congress in memory. why? what are republicans accomplishing by preventing a qualified nominee like gayle smith from leading the u.s. aid agency for international development? they are undoing decades of admirable humanitarian efforts. even more unsettling is the fact that republ

. >> this is a charity navigator cro8kgÑíi you flip into it, you'll see gail mcgovern is the ceo.d a lot of people have been asking. i interested trevor. he said it is normal for an organization of this size. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> thank you for that. >> pope francis is not the only highrofile visitor to the united states this week. the chinese president arrived today where he met with five u.s. governors including jerry brown. he traveled for a private dinner with president obama and a formal state dinner friday night. among topics are smart electricity use and clean technology. >> more fallout for volkswagon. drivers are filing lawsuits after it admitted to faking emissions tests. tests results showed it is not when they're on the road. 11 million cars could be affected. the ceo of volkswagon is apologizing. >> the company was dishonest with the epa and california air resources board. and with all of you. and my german words, we totally screwed up. this behavior is inconsistent with our core values. >> the california department of motor vehicles may prevent drive

>> really good. >> gail, thank you so much. >> perfect for summer. >> thank you, gail. pick up this recipe and more at today.com/food. >> coming up next, maddie & tae live on the plaza. first, this is "today" on nbc. caring about the things that make each of our clients unique... ...that's what makes riverspring health unique. >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> maddie & tae made a huge splash with their hit "girl in a country song" poking fun at stereotypes in country music. you can find it on "start here." maddie & tae are with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> it's great to have you back. a year or so ago you were here with your new song which was a monster hit. now you are on tour with dierks bentley. you have your own tour coming up. what's it been like? >> a whirlwind. it's surreal. y'all were the first morning show to have us and let us play our song. >> i know. >> we feel blessed that our fans relate to the music. we just released the album and the fans love ho it. we've so excited. >> we've glad. hope you feel thi

. >> this is a charity navigator cro8kgÑíi you flip into it, you'll see gail mcgovern is the ceo.d a lot of people have been asking. i interested trevor. he said it is normal for an organization of this size. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> thank you for that. >> pope francis is not the only high profile visitor to the united states this week. the chinese president arrived today where he met with five u.s. governors including jerry brown. he traveled for a private dinner with president obama and a formal state dinner friday night. among topics are smart electricity use and clean technology. >> more fallout for volkswagon. drivers are filing lawsuits after it admitted to faking emissions tests. tests results showed it is not when they're on the road. 11 million cars could be affected. the ceo of volkswagon is apologizing. >> the company was dishonest with the epa and california air resources board. and with all of you. and my german words, we totally screwed up. this behavior is inconsistent with our core values. >> the california department of motor vehicles may prevent dri

>> so, if you will just, public speaker: i'm gail ball an vice-president of the hayes valley merchants association and we oppose the goes at the district that bans retail. i will forward our argument to the commission for their review instead focusing on brick and mortar stores for their store count. there is definitely room for another interpretation of formula retail to meet maximum. i will be happy to discuss with them. that's not why i am here. which leaves me why i'm here before you. i want to strongly recommend this commission can view this commission can protect themselves to compete with larger more well funded corporations that want to move into san francisco's district financing options to ban formula retailers. here is the current situation. the planning department's current procedure to fill and title space does not fill the component of the community outreach. particularly the district where formula retail is banned. in the same way developers is required to reach out to the community as they build their projects. 2, there are an estimated 150 commercial spaces coming into

[applause] >> hi, my name is gail. attend university of michigan, go blue. >> bo blue. >> has there been any animosity with your peers in congress with your extreme popularity on social media, especially with your heated re-election campaign? can you speak towards that? >> that is great question. some people don't like it, it is true. i received pushback from leadership at times complaining about my vote explanations. the reason they don't like it because if my vote explanation contradicts something they are pushing as leadership team, it makes them look bad. nonetheless i think it is important that people do it. i think it is important people explain themselves and, leadership doesn't like that because they want to control the whole process. john: thank you, justin amash. [applause] >> thank you. john: for you to join the conversation, follow me on twitter@fbn stossel. use ifslc15. which is horrible hashtag, who can remember that. stands for international students for liberty conference in 2015. or more simply, like m

. >> so i would think if this was so promising everyone would want to be in this gail. who is your biggest competitor? >> it's the predictive space. you see companies like ibm doing thing with watson and microsoft though they're an investor. it's the wild west of predictive analytics and it's a very fluid market but right now we're growing as quickly as we can. we have over 120% annual growth. we're hiring anywhere from 10 to 100 people every month. we have presence here in the u. k. we have an office in dublin and switzerland. frankly, you can see predictive analytics is the next phase of enterprise software. >> you also raise a lot of money. you're hiring 100 people a month and it's interesting that when you started the company in 2004 in utah, you actually didn't raise any money. you only took what, 10 to 20,000 from your mother-in-law. >> yes, from my mother-in-law. >> she gets her money back with dividends. >> yeah, turns out we have board meetings and she is always smiling. >> how much more money do you think you're going to raise. >> it's all about the customers,

>> so, if you will just, public speaker: i'm gail ball an vice-president of the hayes valley merchants association and we oppose the goes at the district that bans retail. i will forward our argument to the commission for their review instead focusing on brick and mortar stores for their store count. there is definitely room for another interpretation of formula retail to meet maximum. i will be happy to discuss with them. that's not why i am here. which leaves me why i'm here before you. i want to strongly recommend this commission can view this commission can protect themselves to compete with larger more well funded corporations that want to move into san francisco's district financing options to ban formula retailers. here is the current situation. the planning department's current procedure to fill and title space does not fill the component of the community outreach. particularly the district where formula retail is banned. in the same way developers is required to reach out to the community as they build their projects. 2, there are an estimated 150 commercial spaces coming into

. >> poor gail. >> donald trump was there. >> and gladys knight was back. gladys loves tennis. >> she loves her tennis. >>> so there's a milestone happening, right, with the queen? >> yes, the queen, queen elizabeth. you will s yll -- do you think you'll still be working when you're 89? >> i hope so. doing something. >> well, she is now the world's longest reigning monarch. she beat her great-great grandmother queen victoria. she's 89, been reigning for 63 years. >> the palace released this new photo to commemorate this occasion. >> and we still don't know what's in her purse. >> that picture was taken by paul mccartney's daughter mary. >> i've never even heard of mary. >> i've heard of mary but you don't hear much, it's always stella. her mom, whom i did know, her late mother linda, was a terrific photographer and a nice lady. one time -- you know, we've had both. we've been blessed to be in this business for a long time and you've interviewed many crazy people. one of the most amazing times was i was working with regis and i look over and there's linda ea

right gail watch for all our ocean facing communities. some seas 5 to 8 feet. vortex satellite and radar, we are seeing heavy bouts of rain in places like warren county, sussex county, a little bit in to morris county. moving up to the north. a little bit of an easterly component. i'll watch this whole thing start to bend a bit and come through our area. by the time you get to tomorrow afternoon, looks like most folks could be seeing a little less than an inch of rain up to 3 inches or more. i think the bigger amounts are going to be north and west of the city. then the smaller amounts would be south and off to the east. let me show you how i see things working out. this is the computer model i trust the most. here we are 7:00 tonight. by 4:30 you're seeing breakaway activity. storms to the east end of long island or throughout long island. watch what happens as you're right in the heart of the morning commute. the real signature here of where you find the heaviest rain is north and west of the city. i think some of this could drop further south but i still bel

and afterward i was standing outside with my editor actually, gail winston coming from the sources recognize me and came up to me to say hello. and one of them said to me a year ago, you don't think we talk to you without asking her, do you? i was kind of hoping i would look out here and see her sitting there. [laughter] i wanted to offer a ride in the hyper -- harpercollins limo. i think one day i went to my mailbox and it was a big envelope in it from the supreme court of the united states come and i thought to myself, being jewish, why did i do wrong? the supreme court is coming after me. biting back it was from ruth committee contain all of the speeches that should give them about o'connor after o'connor retired. and a nice note, and so i feel like, you know, i think she wanted to cooperate. at a few look at the whole record can which is all on youtube, you see that they tell the same stories over and over again, as many very powerful and famous people do. they have their lives downtown and it's very hard to get them to reveal anymore. so in some ways i don't feel like i lost that much b

this evening gail suno watching crews set up san bruno remembers service sums up the last five years this way. >> it's been slow with everything. i just don't like it. >> it's the anniversary of the worst day of our lives. >> reporter: five years have done little to dull the pain when a pg&e transmission line exploded in a fireball that burned for 17 and a half hours, taking lives of neighbors. >> we had children die, we had moms and dads die, we had grandparents die. am i angry? yes. >> i couldn't breathe. it was like an oven. it was terrible to take a breath. it was like breathing fire, it was so hot. so i knew i was going to die. >> reporter: maria barr is another survivor. >> steel was melted, glass was melted. my fence was gone, so i would not have lived had my neighbor not seen me there. >> reporter: time has healed some scars. 22 of the homes destroyed have families in them again and two more are being built. pg&e reiterated its apology. "we remain deeply sorry for the tragedy. we must never forget the lessons of september 9, 2010." though the utility has replaced miles of cas

i'm charlie rhodes with gail king in new york.s is about to make a historic speech at the united states capitol. he is the first pope ever to address a joint meeting of congress. >> francis is about to enter the house chamber. it is packed, as you see, with members of congress, senators and other dignitaries. tens of thousands of people are outside the capitol watching on big tv screens right now. norah o'donnell is on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. make no mistake, this is historic not only because this is the first pope ever to address congress, but think about this. he will be on the

. >> i don't care how many lawyers you have, gail. you'll never tear this family apart!own, six to go. >> don't you die on me, you son of a bitch! [ light laughter ] tell my wife she was just -- okay. [ light laughter ] no! [ applause ] >> seth: get to the cyber zone! you need to hack into that mainframe, neil. >> i have to get to the firewall and into the mainframe. come on. oh, good, good, good. i'm in. now, to download the nano virus. come on. come on! come on, damnit. 40%. i gotta get this. ♪ check and mate. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: all right! it's time to get up the stairs. fun fact, neil patrick harris is also known as n.p.h. the n stands for neil, the p stands for patrick and the h stands for harris. and here he comes, up to the daddy go bye-bye door. >> greggy, look at me. i'm walking out that door, and i don't know if i'm coming back. but before i go, i want to tell you something. it's important. you're too big to understand it now, but listen to me. sex is awesome. [ laughter ] it feels great. seriously. it's so good. [ bell ] >> seth: creepy, but very

well, you know everybody who knew her, and afterward i was standing outside with my editor actually gail and some of the sources recognized me an came up to me so say hello. and one of them said to me a year ago, you don't think we talked to you about asking her concern do you? one i was hoping i would look out here and see her sitting there. i want to offer her a ride in the columnist limo. but -- [laughter] i think one day i went to my mailbox and there was a big envelope in it from the supreme court of the united states. i thought to myself being jewish oh, god what did i do wrong in the supreme court is coming after me, but, in fact, it was from ruth and it contained all of the of the speemps that she had given about o'connor after o'connor retired. so i think she wanted to cooperate, and -- if you look at their whole record which is all on youtube, you will see that they tell the same stories over and over again as many very powerful and famous people do. they have their lives down pat, and it is very hard to get them to reveal anymore. so in some ways i don't feel like i lost that

he gail a little preview of his speech tonight at his speech last night in dallas. >> our military is going to be so strong, and so powerful, and so modern, that technology we have it, but it is not working. we're not allowed to use it. nobody has any fear. not that i want to use it. i want to make it so strong, so powerful that we never have to use it. >> reporter: i kept the best trump line for me. he also said last night, quote, we send our best equipment to our chicken allies. one shot is fired in the air and they give it up to the enemy. trish? trish: all kinds of lines. that's what people like about him. peter barnes, stay with us. mark, sean, bring you into the conversation here as we look at some of these numbers coming out. mark, for example, that peter shared, 63% of the americans still haven't made up their mind, republican americans haven't made up their mind who they would vote for. does this men jeb bush has a shot still? >> jeb bush has a shot still, trish because jeb bush has $100 million backing him up. he hasn't really spent a lot of that yet. if you're establishment

. >> one gail at a time. >>> option changes are leading to more sightings of whales a little bit closero shore and whale watchers are capturing the moments like this that they rarely see. in one case, orcas chased and then cornered a seal right up against the boat there can ocean currents are drawing bait fish close to the shore and the entire ecosystem with them. water temperatures are more than ten degrees above normal but don't think el nino just yet. >> we might have a presumption that it has something to do with el nino but being able to show the exact cause and effect, that's a harder thing to do. >> well, it has been a great year for whale watching from san francisco down south to san luis obispo but no one knows how long it will last. >>> two scientists are among this year's 24 recipients of genius grants from the macarthur foundation. 44-year-old yang is an inorganic chemist at cal and created a synthetic life. and christopher -- leaf. and christopher ray from stanford analyzes dakota that. they will each -- dark data. >>> time now is 5:20. hi miasmal. a sky diver takes his fin

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for a park he let in an event place an collaborative design with the university in switzerland local gail architect and the berkley those are open to the public we wish to have not closed off the space will not be closed off in my way anyone can walk up and checkout and enter the park let and take a seat if they want to do that we - our plan to maintain a 6 foot walk path by having swiss next monitor and clear and make sure that people walk along and this free open paths and not around it don't enter the streets in any way and stay safe and feel free to cross over during the event. >> we did have an events on august 27th it was very successful and safe we had approximately 25 people that showed up for this event i have to say that it is not necessarily a capture audience that a stays for the whole thing because people walk by and listen for 5 minutes and there were people who stated there and sat there for more than a half an hour the programs we're proposing are approximately an hourlong we didn't have any sort of disruption are problems not that i'm aware of with the public or with peop

. >> my gave gail and i are learning and listening just like everybody else in new hampshire and throughoutthe country because we have some great people. every single one of them would make a better president than joe biden, hillary clinton, the socialist bernie sanders. so it's an exciting time to be a republican. >> all right. senator scott brown, thanks for your thoughts on the breaking news and also his no bs barbecue. no doubt very popular. >>> right now people rallying in grayson, kentucky, for county clerk kim davis, judge ordering her released from jail this afternoon. we are awaiting a speech from presidential candidate mike huckabee shortly as well as possibly kim davis herself. keep it right here on fox. we're right back. moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw

. >>> i'm gail king with jeff glor and john dickerson of face the nation.harlie and norah are on assignment today. >>> they're targeting drivers with gunfire. these incidents appear to be random. the drivers have reported 11 shootings in 11 days. >> most happen along interstate 10, which runs through the heart of phoenix. police say someone will get killed if the shootings continue. >>> donald trump is widening his margin. 32% of the voters support trump. he gained 78 points in the last month and has nearly tripled his support since he launched but he's also under fire on women. "rolling stone" quoted him, look at that. would you vote for that? can you imagine that? that fis of our president? i mean she's a woman and i'm not supposed to say bad things but really, folks, southbound that serious? >> yes, they're very serious. >> what do you take that to mean? look at that face, would anyone vote for that? >> i haven't any idea but honestly megyn i'm not going to wonder what donald trump is saying but maybe i'm getting under his skin. >> his remarks are small

for a park he let in an event place an collaborative design with the university in switzerland local gailrchitect and the berkley those are open to the public we wish to have not closed off the space will not be closed off in my way anyone can walk up and checkout and enter the park let and take a seat if they want to do that we - our plan to maintain a 6 foot walk path by having swiss next monitor and clear and make sure that people walk along and this free open paths and not around it don't enter the streets in any way and stay safe and feel free to cross over during the event. >> we did have an events on august 27th it was very successful and safe we had approximately 25 people that showed up for this event i have to say that it is not necessarily a capture audience that a stays for the whole thing because people walk by and listen for 5 minutes and there were people who stated there and sat there for more than a half an hour the programs we're proposing are approximately an hourlong we didn't have any sort of disruption are problems not that i'm aware of with the public or with people

i'm charlie rhodes with gail king in new york. pope francis is about to make a historic speech at the united states capitol. he is the first pope ever to address a joint meeting of congress. >> francis is about to enter the house chamber. it is packed, as you see, with members of congress, senators and other dignitaries. tens of thousands of people are outside the capitol watching on big tv screens right now. norah o'donnell is on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. make no mistake, this is historic not only because this is the first pope ever to address congress, but think about this. he will be on the tableau flanked by two catholics, the speaker of the house, john boehner, as well as the vice president of the united states, joe biden. almost a third of congress is catholic. there are four justices of the supreme court there, including three of the six catholics who currently sit on the nine-member court. so you have an incredible show of catholic force in one of the three major branches of government. i think

. >> good morning, gail. >> what's behind the russian involvement in syria and what does it mean?> here's what's happening. u.s. intelligence is monitoring russian activity in northwest syria. and what they're seeing is the arrival of prefabricated housing units for about 1,000 people, a portable air traffic control system, a tank landing ship. the -- not a lot of clarity on exactly what's happening here. but the leading theory is that the russians are building an air base and the concern is that they might conduct combat air operations out of that air base on behalf of president assad and his fight against isis. that's the concern. >> how does the u.s. potentially respond to that? >> there's only one thing we can really do, which is try to stop the flow of these arms. and there's three ways for the russian to get this stuff to syria. one is to overfly turkey. the turks have said no. there's been a long history to that. the other way, that's what's been happening, over bulgaria and greece. but now the united states has reached out and the bulgarians have agreed no more flights. .

. >> i'm charlie rose with gail king and norah o'donnell.ed car. >> at least five of those the people are still missing this morning. volunteers used heavy machinery to dig through debris and mud. to the year is home to a group of mormon polygamists once run warr by warren jeffs. >>> a california valley fire has burned more than 100 square miles. flames have displaced 23,000 0eople and destroyed more than 700 homes. es" flames killed eed 72-year-o theara mcadams. company at the top, trump's nationwide support has increased 7 27% since last month. cloben carson's numbers have th ped to 17%. thet makes him a close second with 23%. >> and 53 percent of republicans clintonolls say they have not everyt their minds just yet. hillary clinton said they should you, not believe that donald trump will fix everything. reallyve to admit, now trump is entertaining. i have to tell you. , ieally do find it entertaining, and i kind of wish i had same sort of mentality, like, oh, i don't need to tell you anything, when i get there, peace will be everywhere. p