doesn't have access to a clinic like genesis or supportive parents. >> i'm glad because i get so muchport but they don't much and it kind of makes me sad. before i thought oh probably everybody gets this treatment but i later on realized that not everybody is accepted. >> when you're raising a transgender child you almost have to be constantly on guard as to how she's feeling? is she feeling okay now? and as she's growing, hormones change, has she ever thought about committing suicide? i think that's right now that's our wiggest fear. >> if i didn't say anything, nothing would have happened. would i have been a grumpy little girl who grew up and probably would have killed herself one day. instead i asked for something, my parents dealt with that and now i'm a happy little boy who's never going to go through that and i've just opened my eyes a little bit and everything's better. >> genesis also offers support groups providing many patients their first opportunity to meet other transgender children. >> meeting asher was not the best day of my life, the best day of my life is when i got

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he opened the idea of a -- genesis reunion. >> how about the clooney family. george and amal adopted a 4-year-old bassett hound. life is good now at the clooney house. they love her and the other dog you saw there is also a rescue dog. >> a new game show show featuring le brown james will be offered call "the wall." >> kim: there is much more to come on 7 nbc in the next 90 minutes, i hope you stay with you, i'm kim khazei. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> a big afternoon of breaking news. a former new hampshire prep school student convicted of sexually assaulting a classmate is headed to jail. howling he will spend -- how long he will spend behind bars. >> students evacuated after dozens get sick. the cause is still a mystery. >> ryan: a plane bursts into flames on a florida runway, several people rushed to the hospital. >> kim: serious accident tying up traffic in wrentham. gearing up for a showdown. >> pee peaked in the mid 70s but we're following back tonight and for the next couple of days. >> we have the most money, we hav

and that's where the story got the genesis? >> that's where the fashion, "jem and the holograms," it's where the genesis, the origin of it was, but it's completely updated. >> we focussed on the rise to fame and who the girls were before they transformed and we brought in the new social media aspect. >> and the message, what would you say you want girls to come away with, the empowerment thing? >> not just for girls. but of course it's led by a female. but self-expression, being who you are, family values. all that kind of good stuff. >> you're hanging out with your friends in your house, and one of your friends says you have a great voice, and she decides to upload a video and it goes into the stratosphere. >> and your life transforms and you flick your friends away, what are you doing? >> i think there's a big decision she has to make. and part of that is if she takes the fame route, she can support her family. >> and it's confusing, which is something i love about the movie. because i have two girls, and they don't really re

>> well, it is where the fashion and "jem and the holograms "" and that is the genesis and the origin of it, but it has been completely updated. >> we focus odd tb rise to fame and who the girls were before they transform and we brought in the new social media aspect. >> and a message, too. >> yes. >> and what would you say that you want girls to come away from? >> yes, not just for girls, because it is led by females which is awesome, but similarly for everyone, self-expression and being who you are and family values and owf that good stuff. >> and you are hanging out with your friends at your house, and one of your friends, because you have a a great voice, and she uploads a video and it goes to the stratosphere and goes viral. >> yes. >> and you sort of flick your friends away a little bit, and what are you doing? well, there is a big decision that she has to make, and part of it is that if she takes the fame route she could support the family, and family values at the end of the day. >> and it is also confusing, which i love about the movie, because i have two girls and they don't

two years ago jason started operation genesis a week long trip to ghana for a handful of bay view youth. he got the idea from a childhood friend who moved to africa and suggested it would be a powerful experience for the kids. >> they have this image or this definition of what being black is. and, okay, you think that's being black. let's go see what originally what it was like being black. >> reporter: jason says the impact has been remarkable. students came back from that first trip more dedicated to their school work, their families, and their futures. >> it was phenomenal, the results were phenomenal. we said we got to keep it going. >> reporter: that's just what jason has been doing. not just planning the next trip, but expanding the ways he can work with the kids back at home, improving their plans for the future while solidifying his. >> this is absolutely the beginning. just the beginning. >> reporter: plans are already in the works for the next, the third trip to africa for operation genesis. this time they will be taking more kids and staying even longer. garvin thomas, nbc ba

in 2007, during the genesis reunion, a spinal problem caused nerve damage in his hands, leaving him unable to play the drums. >> but a recent surgery is giving him new hope. now he's no longer retired telling "rolling stone" magazine "the horse is out of the stable and i'm raring to go." good for him. >> it would be great to see him back. finally our latest edition of celebrity real estate porn. >> just a couple weeks ago, dr. oz plunked down 1 million bucks for this estate in palm beach, florida and now he's renting it out for 90,000 bucks a month. the landmark oceanfront mansion was built in 1923. it's nearly 11,000 square feet. boasting 12 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms. >> the elementary is 36 feet long. the dining room 32 feet. of course, lease a tennis court, swimming pool and a beachside cabana with its own living room, bedroom and bathrooms. >> look forward to having a party there. >> proving stars, they're just like us. we'll explain.el strahan. (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a ful

he referred to genesis he said this is god's dream for his beloved creation to see it fulfilled for aing union between a man and women. gay rights activists are looking for inclusiveness for church. >> a shark gashed is teenage boy's hand in florida. the boy punched the shark to break free. the attack happened while the boy was testing a surf board. the black tip shark bit the boy's left hand. his friend described the horrifying encounter. >> when he was coming in i thought he was coming to get us and stuff and then his hand was all red. he was screaming for help. >> there's been ten shark attacks this year in the same florida county. >> it is now 5:48 if you watch "dancing with the stars" tonight you'll notice someone is missing. >> a dunkin' donuts employee is in trouble for what he said to a police officer. >> reporter: it's feeling chilly 51. in the suburbs, 8:00 a.m., 53 degrees, grab that jacket, sunshine is coming your way. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. how do you start the day brighter? make the ride smoother? and finish with a smile? you've got

they say that it in the genesis for the change in the standard. since we have begun investigating we found nine children killed in accidents like the warners. that's more than the number of people killed by the faulty to cut airbags. -- takata airbags. mollie: the coldest up around the near talking about maybe about snow flurries to the north. jason: it's the word nobody was there are some chances for some folks, especially northern portions of the state of seeing a little bit of that. that's really coldest air sits right now. the rain has pushed off to the east. the light blue stuff off to the northwest through portions of south dakota. that is eventually skirting the minnesota-i will order -- minnesota-iowa border. some spots about 1.5 inches in dubuque. sheridan someone .4 inches but no more rate for us throughout the day. you can see a seat -- a few sprinkles at best. for beggars night a few struggles as well. the winds died down and it could be cooler the times. we stay dry for the most part as google today. 47 degrees. it feels a lot cooler

sears tower for 25: in the book of genesis, construction stopped when which structure's builders beganspeaking different languages? tower of babel for 50: which mathematical puzzle involves moving disks such that no larger disk may be placed on top of a smaller disk? tower(s) of hanoi catching up! next tossup. in greek mythology, oceanus and hyperion were among which giants overthrown by the olympians? titans for 25: which group was made up of clotho , lachesis , and atropos , who spun, measured, and cut the thread of life? fates don't get too excited omeed. we don't want you to get hurt. calm down. for 50: eudora and ambrosia were among which sisters of the pleiades who brought rain? the muses no, the hyades. viewing a scene through a lens may result in white lines developing a prismatic fringe. what do we call that form of aberration? polarization no, you can discuss that for a few seconds. and give me the correct answer to steal. chaos the six of you don't know one thing. that's a moment. chromatic aberration gentlemen, your next tossup. what do we call the semiannual events where t

two years ago jason started operation genesis, a week-long trip to ghana for a handful of bay view youth. he got the idea from a childhood friend who had moved to africa and suggested it would be a powerful experience for the kids. >> they all have this image or this definition of what being black is. i say, okay, you think that's being black, let's go see what originally what it was like being black. >> reporter: jason says the impact has been remarkable. students came back from that first trip more dedicated to their school work, their families and their futures. >> it was phenomenal. the results was phenomenal. we said we got to keep it going. >> reporter: and that is just what jason has been doing. not just planning the next trip but expanding the ways he can work with the kids back at home improving their plans for the future while solidifying his. >> this is absolutely the beginning. just the beginning. >> and plans are already in the works for the next, the third trip to africa for operation genesis. this time they'll be taking more kids and staying even longer. garvin thomas, nbc

he referred to genesis he said this is god's dream for his creation. he told the bishops to be more merciful and accepting of families who are experiencing problems. this remarks came as gay rights activists are looking for more inclusiveness in the church. >>> police are looking for a woman who had a murder for higher scheme. ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: she might be the most wanted woman in dallas, 33-year-old brenda delgotto who plotted the exclusion of her romantic rival. she seemingly a woman scorned. her dermatologist ex-boyfriend seen in his facebook post with his new girlfriend the popular dentist she targeted. she stalked her x's new love even using her iphone to track her movements on the night she was shot to death in a dallas highrise last month. on friday police tracked down the alleged trigger man, # 1-year-old christopher love who detectives say still had the murder weapon with him. this morning else behind bars on capital multiplier charges just like crystal cortes who was arrested last month. she admits that's her behind the

so it has a rich history and consistency throughout the bible from genesis the revelations. >> eldern, i appreciate you coming on to help educate some folks that maybe didn't know enough about your religion. >> thank you. it was a joy being here. >> got it. >>> up next in "the lid," john kasich becomes the latest republican to sort of go bullworth on the rest of the field. wait until you hear what he said about the rest of his opponents coming up in "the lid." i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional control. now i know. novolog® is a fast-acting, injectable insulin and it works together with my long-acting insulin. proven effective. the mealtime insulin doctors prescribe most. available in flexpen®. vo: novolog® is used to control high blood sugar in a

"of genesis. -- open to the book of genesis, 15 chapter. the 14, 15, 16 versus. it reads like this. abraham, your seed will be a stranger in a land that is not theirs. them andshall serve they shall be afflicted 400 years. who do you think that is talking about? you. thatre the only people have been under a strange man in a strange land for 400 years. look at what the scripture says. time, i will come. judge that nation that they shall serve. we are now living in the day of judgment. to hurtry, i don't like , white or black, yellow, butred or america now has entered the time of divine judgment. meant you to listen to because when i finish today, you will see and hear things that you've never seen or heard before. i will tell you what is coming. by the guidance of god. and the honorable elijah mohammed. nation --ge that isjah mohammed says america of thecrosshairs judgment of god. if you don't love america, leave it. you cannot tell me to leave. i can tell you to go. let me just be more clear. we paid the price. to own this. with our indigenous brothers. and sisters. we paid a price.

what is the genesis of that? sen. leahy: it is suffering because some see it not as reflective as it should have. i hear from voters, how do we stand up to all of this money? how do we stand up to the and accessibility -- inaccessibili ty? how do we stand up to the fact that the supreme court makes decisions that totally ignore what congress has passed? how do we have a voice? country,t a homogenous we have all kinds of grounds -- backgrounds, where we live, what our backgrounds are racially, age, education. they are seen as not being reflective of this great melting pot, to use the older expression. reflecting only a certain privileged few. unless we get away from that, the actions of the congress, the actions of the supreme court, are not going to be respected by the people in this nation. host: thank you for your time. sen. leahy: hopefully i will get -- it will get better. host: that is an optimistic note. thank you. >> c-span presents "landmark cases," the book. a guide to our "landmark cases" series. including m

>>reporter: well, take a look at the very genesis of this idea, david. this was going back to september of 2014 when the u.s. military said that they felt perhaps the best way to go after isil inside syria would be to use local people because the u.s. did not want to get into a war with syria. in fact, let's not forget the air war that the u.s. is conducting against isil in syria is being done without the permission of president bashar al assad. anyway, put that to one side. the fact is the people that the u.s. tried to recruit for this program were people who had taken up arms against bashar al assad's government in the ongoing civil war. well, they weren't so much interested in fighting against isil but the u.s. thought that they might be perhaps persuaded to do so if they gotted the training and the equipment -- got the training and the equipment and the support from the u.s. coalition air strikes. as you pointed out, because of the congressional requirement that these fighters be vetted, they only trained about 100 or so of these people and basically

her neighbor, 15-year-old adrian genesial lass is accused of raping and killing her.he sat expressionless in court yesterday as his lawyers discussed his fate. gonzalas is being tried as an adult and pled not guilty. his next court appearance is set for february due to the large amount of evidence. >> despite -- besides gathering all the police reports, we are gathering local school records, medical records, interviewing witnesses and throughout the county in efforts to the extend possible to get the back story. >> mattie's supporters say they will be out in front of the courthouse every time gonzalas goes to court. >>> about 6000 convicted drug offenders across the country are spending their last few days in federal prison. the bureau of prisons plans to release those prisoners following a decision last year to cut sentences of drug offenders. about 80% of those being released have already moved to halfway houses. the justice department says all of them will will be officially released from custody by tuesday. 250 of them will be let go here in california. >>> some l

learned people love the foot notes and i love people that love the foot notes because that is the genesis of devil in the white city. i worked very hard at my foot notes to squeeze in the things that would not fit into the narrative sometimes they are far field. >> young lady? >> can you seen, or are you aware of, the photo stan's company production of the devil in the white city? >> i know of it but i have not seen it. do you recommend it? >> highly. when i read the book -- >> i will make you a deal. >> when the announcement came out, i was very anxious to go see the production and i thoroughly enjoyed it. i recommend it to anyone who is a fan of the book? >> did you read the book? >> yeah. >> let me interrupt and ask there is always, every since published, there is a lot of movie buzz about devil in the white city. what is going on? >> it is still under option by l leo. there is incentive to do it and soon there is going to be a change of studio but they are still progressing. look at gone girl. you know? it is just terrific. for my books, it is good. >> yes, sir? >> you mentioned what

the deaths unrelated have their genesis in a residential neighborhood near san francisco's fisher man's wharf. three days before audrey was killed in golden gate park a minor but increasingly kyle happened car burglary. >> the owner believed he hobbled the vehicle. it appears the vehicle was unlocked. >>reporter: detectives say a gun was stolen from that car and recorded missing a day later and ended up in the hands of these three. shawn an gold ample reply and lyla all good. lyla carey was found dead near the site of the blue grass festival. >> unfortunately the murder really fast tracked this investigation and it allowed us to quickly link the two crimes together. >>reporter: then monday evening at the loma nature preserve near fairfax steve carter was shot and killed on a trail and his volkswagen station wagon was stolen. not 30 minutes later two men and one woman were called on surveillance video at a gas station in point ray station with steve's car. >> we're trying to find out if anyone had contact with these individuals at all. >>reporter: detectives classified the three suspects

ben: sure, well i think the genesis of that question is that i was involved in an organization called city space, and it did interventions in urban spaces and did a film festival as well as other exhibitions and events like that. this was 10 years or so ago and what we found was that there is just a tremendous hunger for exploring the idea of what a city is and to conduct that exploration in urban space is a very engaging and exciting thing to do. so we would have a festival of short films about cities, for example, we would do it in an md lot, it in a very large and get a very large number of people who were very eager to explore these questions, and that has put us in a much broader conversation across the nation. that is the nature of our democratic society and how we live among one another here in a public space. that is now falling under the these kinds of urban spaces and it helps us look into how we can achieve economic development, community development, and so forth. i think that is part of our broader urban moment of getting over the latter half of the 20th century and embra

police say a man shot and killed his 85-year-old mother at the genesis health care center. he then turned the gun on himself as a facility worker walked into the room. investigators say 62-year-old george bolt of lumberton had been visiting his mother. they had dinner together shortly before the shooting. nobody else was hurt. >>> a fifth person has been arrested in the hazing death of a fraternity pledge app suny albany. all are charged with a misdemeanor in the death of trevor duffy. he and other pledges were ordered and encouraged to drink a 1.75 liter bottle of liquor. duffy was found unconscious with a blood alcohol more than seven times the legal limit. >>> we're getting more video from the dangerous mission to the pentagon is letting us see how an air strike destroyed that compound. 70 hostages were quickly moved out. this new video was released by the kurdish forces known as the peshmerga. they took part. one american delta force commando was killed in that raid. what a remarkable video that shows you what really goes on in these dark, night, secretive missions. >>

. >> the genesis of the whole project is homecoming king is a hybrid comedy and story-telling show, a one-man show that i'm bringing here off broadway to new york city, october 15th through november 15th. and it kind of started from this story that i told on a very popular radio program on npr. i told the story about how i snuck out of my house and tried to go to prom and how it went awry. and the reaction to it was incredible, so we built this show around the story, and the story's from, like, my life and childhood and growing up. we describe it as the story of new brown america. [laughter] >> yeah. look, the country now isn't black, it isn't white, it's drake. >> right. [laughter] >> and the race discussion needs to be nuanced into sort of all of these sort of topic that is we talk about growing up this sort of web 2.0 millennial, obama's america. it's kind of what the show is. our experience cupid of put onto the -- kind of put onto the stage. it's great for teenagers or children and parents. everybody's been really supportive of it, so we devoted to a full month to it. >> when did

court doesat the play a role in society, and the genesis of this was when ruth bader ginsburg was talkinge constitution center, our partners in this, and she was talking to them about a case that is not on our list, but the point was that she said there are two people involved in this case. what the court ought to be taking a look at and what americans ought to be looking at is not only the decisions, but the people involved in these cases. we wanted to take a look at not only historic decisions, but the people involved in it, the personal stories, the people who cared enough to take the case to the supreme court. >> when will the series air? more background about how these cases were chosen. series beginsart monday, october 5, as the court comes in for its new session. on c-span andght c-span3, 90 minute programs taking a look at these 12 cases. background on how these cases were chosen? how did you go about making these choices? mark: it was an interesting exercise. the supreme court has been meeting since 1790. we were trying to figure out how many cases they have decided, probably ove

. >> let's move on to genesis energy lp. tell me what they do and why you like them. >> they are a mid-stream master limited partnership. so they're basically a toll taker. they don't have great price sensitivity to crude oil. the crude oil's got to go through the pipes. it's got to be stored somewhere. grant sims is the ceo. he's arguably the best ceo in the space. we think they're going to continue to increase their distribution and our analysts like that one as well. >> and flaherty & cromein preferred securities. >> don cromein is as bah arguably the best portfolio manager on the planet. he ran for charlie munger and warren buffett in the preferred space. two closed end funds that are trading at a discount to their net asset values with really decent yields. >> let's turn back to the market more broadly after today's jobs report. are you optimistic the market could end the year higher even though in this most immediate term you describe yourself as selective and cautious? what do you think? >> well, our models turned cau

that was the whole genesis of my campaign. i said that i would support the nominee on the floor, but we don't have a nominee. so the fact that it's delayed, i will continue to campaign. >> to be clear, you are still running for the election? >> again, after i had -- [ inaudible ] and i'm running on that. >> kevin mccarthy will be the most important endorser for whoever ultimately becomes the speaker. >> now that last person you heard from there is congressman darrell issa the former chairman of the house committee on oversight in government reform who late yesterday evening was reported to be considering his own bid for speaker. and we'll be hearing from congressman issa in just a few minus on "morning joe." >>> other potential contenders whose names are being thrown around include congressman lynn west moreland of georgia, john klein of the great state of minnesota and greg walden of oregon. but much of the attention is focused squarely on that guy, house ways and means committee chairman paul ryan. the 2012 vice presidential

two years ago jason started operation genesis. a week-long trip to ghana for a handful of bay view youth. he got the idea from a childhood friend who moved to africa and suggested it would be a powerful experience for the kids. >> they all have this image or this definition of what being black is. and, okay, i said, okay, you think that's being black. let's go see what originally what it was like being black. are jason says the impact has been remarkable. students came back from that first trip more dedicated to their schoolwork. their families. and their futures. >> it was phenomenal. the results were phenomenal. and we said we got to keep it going. >> reporter: and that is just what jason has been doing. not just planning the next trip, but expanding the ways he can work with the kids back at home. improving their plans for the future. while solidifying his. >> this is absolutely the beginning. just the beginning. ==anim== toss to jeff ranieri ==raj/topvo== still ahead: do you "like" it? from the hurricane. what was once hurrica

so, i began to just pour my entire life's energy into finding a cure for genesis.and ultimately i was able to find a molecule that had a possibility of being developed into a treatment. and i quit sirius xm, threw all of my effort into developing this medicine, hiring clinical drug specialists and drug manufacturing specialists to help me. and today our daughter is 30 years old. she is -- works at our company helping everybody else work together to develop more cures for other people. and we have saved the lives of literally tens of thousands of other people with this illness. so i'm just tremendously grateful for the good fortune and the many good people and being born and living here in the united states and have been able to accomplish this. >> it's true that you had not -- when you went to found united pharmaceutical, united therapeutics, you had not taken a biology class since the middle of high school? >> derek, that's true. my last one was tenth grade biology at fairfax high school. and so -- so when i was spending -- >> that's in california we should say. >

. >> the way they put them into conservatorship is the genesis that is screwed up right now. so they use a process called the conservatorship. >> guest: back at is how the fdic saved the failing banks it is in the law to govern fannie and freddie and that was lifted from, so was and that my idea was anything new but a couple of really weird the miss and one is the terms of the bailout were so much easier than the big banks eddie even aig is back to so -- to my normal but executives did not get fired their back to paying the shareholders. but the uniquely iran there has been in the argument that conservatorship is to rehabilitate and to put them back up there. reduce not a license to steal. >>. >> host: there is that was passed to four different infrastructures than people thought they were familiar and that was the stock 2.two receivership? >> when they bailed out to it isn't like they took away the publicly traded shares shares, so what exactly did they leave behind? >> guest: that is of a game. that is of a game. the government left them 20% of the securities. these were ne

and that is that this committee -- whatever its genesis, whatever its original purpose might have been- and many of us were skeptical even from the beginning -- has become a committee interested in only one thing and that is trying to inflict damage on secretary clinton. if you look at the press releases put out by the committee, they are disproportionately about secretary clinton. if you look at the obsessive focus of the committee's work and its public statements, it is essentially all about secretary clinton. we have lost sight of what was supposed to be the object and that is discovering something new about that tragic night in benghazi. i feel terrible for the families but also for the american taxpayers that have supported this effort that has produced so little over this period of time. in terms of the connection between those remarks and his dropping out of the speakership -- i'm sure those raised some questions among gop members about whether he was the best spokesperson for that conference. the speaker is among many other things the most public face of the gop in the house. a

>> cyclo--look like a cyclone, and agai genesis, birth. >> what quadrant is very dangerous. i know you break these things in quadrant. >> it's always the right front. >> think about that if you're at home. >> the right side is the east side and the front identify with be the northeast. the reason why that is typically the most intense. not only do you have the storm-force winds and appl aligning with the momentum of the storm. so you have the combination of the momentum and the storm going in the same direction, so that's where you have the worst impact on that side. that's the side where it will shove the water up and give the storm surge. >> in storms of hurricanes and tornadoes, the damage that you would expect. give me a sense. coastal area of mexico. 200 mph winds, somewhere in that neighborhood, how devastating is that? potentially? >> catastrophic. the only good thing i can say about this storm, hurricane sandy, as many of us remember, that had a much larger wind field, even though it was only a cat one and was not really a hurricane when it hit, that's why it we wil

what you just put your finger on is the genesis of ronald reagan. when he first arrived in hollywood he was a shallow, intelligent, but he wasn't a sophisticated man. he made it as an actor in an almost miraculous way which we document. politically he didn't really know what he was talking about. he would almost join the communist party and they didn't want him. the communist party didn't want him. they didn't feel he had the avatars. then there was a strike in hollywood. they were against the screen actors guild and the studio heads. it got so vicious that the communist strikers were threatening the actors if they came to the set, okay. so the actors had to go into a tunnel. they had to go underground to get to the studios. or, they had to go on the bus and they had to go on the floor the bus. ronald reagan refused to go on the floor the bus and refused to go in the back door. he sat on the bus so everybody could see him. because of that he was threatened and so was his family. they were threatened directly by the communist party had phone calls. w

that into pressure here in new england when we those monster nor'easter the blizzard you get bombo genesis. that's 24 millibars in 24 hours. this dropped 100 millibars in 24 hours. you know when the pressure rapidly drops like that massive only typhoon tip in 1979 and again when typhoons that's when they are occurring west of the dateline. they have a different name but a same organization same structure. that minimum pressure was down to 870 millibars. it's expected to make landfall as category five storm late this afternoon early this evening. now mexico made up lot of hilly terrain and mountains those mountains will quickly tear apart the powerhouse winds as it crosses through mexico. still expecting some heavy rain and the tropical moisture is going to find its way up into texas which they have already seen some heavy rain even in advance of patricia. a flooding situation needless to say unfolding across portions of texas and lasting through the weekend. our weather dominated by cold high pressure. temperatures right now in upper 40s to low 50s. north wind helping to drive the canada.

i love people who love the footnotes because that is what the genesis is. but i have worked very hard at my footnotes to squeeze in the things that would not fit into the narrative. sometimes they are far afield but anyway thank you so much for getting it. thank you. >> young lady. >> have you seen or are you aware of the photo company's production of devil in the white city? >> i know of that, have not seen it. do you recommend that? >> highly. really really wonderful. having read the book. [laughter] >> i will make you a deal. >> having read the book the announcement came out i was anxious to see the production and i thoroughly enjoyed it so i do recommend it. >> are you going to read the book? >> let me interrupt for a second and announce ever since it was published there has been a lot of movie does about devil in the white city. johnny depp and leonardo dicaprio. what's going on? >> it's still under option by leo. [laughter] we are not. it is under option by leo dicaprio. there's there seem going to be a change of the studio but they are still progress

he referred to genesis. gay rights activists are appealing for more inclusiveness in the church.ook after the bishops telling them to be more merciful and accepting making a place for families experiencing separation and divorce and other problems that meant being left out of certain rights. >>> a shark that gashed a teenage boy's hand in florida. the boy punched the shark to break free. the boy wassest testing a surf board on new smyrna beach. his friend described the horrifying encounter. >> he was paddling in, i thought he was coming to get us and stuff, and then his hands was all red. he was screaming for help. >> there have been ten shark attacks this year in the same florida county. >> 6:47 a live preview of "g.m.a." is next. the jersey shore's giant wooden elephant is in need of what you might call a trunk lift. we'll complain. >> reporter: i love will you wiu say -- we'll explain. >> reporter: i love lucy. if you're dressing the kids, my husband at home, make sure the kids are wearing a jacket. please for the love of god your mother is a meteorologist. details on the the

they were also steering student to what are called genesis lawns. students were paying outrageous fees for bachelor's fees, and then they were facing genesis loans, they called them, interest rates as high as 15%. this industry does have good schools and good courses in the for-profit business sector, i'm sure. but ther there has clearly been mis-kurkts and we have to call them on it and hold them responsible. it is our federal government that virtually acknowledges the accreditation of these schools. it is our federal government that offers pell grants and direct student loans to their students, creating the impression among students and families that these are perfectly good colleges and universities. and we have a responsibility, a responsibility to students and families across this nation to police their ranks when there is misconduct. in this case, the department of defense looked clos closely and decided that the university of phoenix was involved in misconduct. mr. president, there was a letter that was prepared by a number of organizations -