he looks a little bit like george martin.oks relaxed. >> that is a stress-free guy right there. ♪ >> i am in madison, new jersey where there are special rabbits up for adoption. they are jersey residents now, but they are being referred to as the go on us rabbit. a bunch of rabbits freezing their cotton tails off. shocked when they showed up. 230 rabbits altogether were seized from her property living in squalor. as the investigation continues, let's get back to the rabbit. >> about 52 of those. your outdoor bunnies, these are bunnies need to be a part of the family. >> play fetch with the ball. they have been with us since february. billy had to take them all out and show the playing time. they make excellent house pets. >> adorable.adorable. they will train you and give you the steps that they need. to spring apparent by. sunday through tuesday, noon to four. when the -- wednesday through saturday noon to six. how do you say no to him? bill: you are at the funeral of an iconic cultural figure , hall of fame catcher, and all

>> george martin. >> reporter: what's your union?34. >> why is it important to get together every labor day. >> laborers, that's what we do, we run the sit, we run buses, trains, trolleys in the city, and being part of all of the other unions, it is important, you know? >> reporter: very good. we had the governor speaking just about these very issues. you guys receptive to what governor wolf had to say? >> absolutely. >> reporter: your name,er? >> anthony. >> reporter: how many years have you come out for the annual parade? >> i've been with septa 23 years, probably missed four. >> reporter: very government are you ready for the pope? (laughter). >> i got to see the picking. >> reporter: this is small little glimpse of what the pope situation will look like, guys. so a lot of people basically looking at the real issue of labor day, with the governor talked about unions, he also talked about increasing the minimum wage here in the state of pennsylvania, guys. so a day off for a lot, barbeque day for a loft people, a lot of people who

. >> george a.lang. >> martin. >> katherine lisa. >> elizabeth. >> michael williams lomack. >> jeromis. >> and my son, my beloved son joshua todd erin. not a day goes back that i don't think about you or talk to you. everyone's life you touched, knew your passion and your love and dmished in your absence. you are my gift and i am diminished in our absence. >> and my wonderful loving cousin joseph francis, the family misses your funny stories. god bless nueva york city and god bless our first responders. >> steven v. long. >> laura mary. >> salvador. lopez. >> daniel lopez. >> george lopez. >> lewis manuel lopez. >> nicole lopez, jr. >> manuel l. lopez. >> joseph. >> joseph lovrio. >> jenny wong. >> michael w. lowe. >> gary w. >> john. >> edward locket the second. >> lee charles. >> john thomas. >> daniel lugo. >> mary lucas. >> william, jr. >> michael v. london. >> christopher. >> anthony luke. >> gary lutnick. >> linda. >> alexander ligon. >> peter lynch. james. lynch, jr. >> lewis a. lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d. lynch, jr., and my father

it is inspired by the fantasy novel of george r r martin, which charts intrigue as various families try to seize control of seven kingdoms. a runaway success that has attracted plenty of visitors to this new show. >> we have artie gone to previews to meet the actors, stuff like that. so we are pretty excited about this, too. reporter: here in the carousel du louvre, the exhibit includes 70 original props and costumes, and interactive elements for the visitors. >> the only series in the world that has its own exhibition, like "star wars" had. having a tv series on show is really something. some of the actors visited, and they were really impressed, really touched. reporter: some fans are taking it a step further. this young lady dressed up. >> i love her. i wanted to look like her, so i made the effort for this special occasion. reporter: they are expecting 20,000 visitors to this show. keen to relive scenes from the small screen and take to the throne themselves. anchor: refugee quotas are driving a wedge between european countries. despite opposition from several member states, the eur

meanwhile, what was george r. martin doing there? he should be home writing because there's more show. >> ridiculous. selfish. >> they met drago. my parents have been married over 40 years, i think. i should know. but my mother turned into a 16-year-old girl. it was like, my sun, moon, stars. she just lost her stuff. she's standing next to my father swooning over this man. >> jimmy: he's a very good looking man. >> he's okay. he's okay. >> jimmy: and he's big, too. what did your dad think when that was happening? >> i think my dad's crush is about the same, so he didn't do much. >> jimmy: that would be a hell of a threesome, wouldn't it? >> jimmy, i can't unring that bell. >> jimmy: just think about it for one minute. visualize it. >> no! >> jimmy: well, your mother did. >> she did. >> jimmy: yes. >> my mother is going to kill me when she watches this. >> jimmy: your parents are pretty hip. >> very. i don't know if they're threesome hip but, yeah. and, mom, dad, i don't want to know. thanks. >> jimmy: speaking of, while we're on that

patrick. >> francesco alberto. >> kenneth. >> paul. >> lorraine. >> ming. >> vincent. >> george a lange. >> martinine lisa l. >> elizabeth cl. >> michael william l. >> jerome l. >> and my son, my beloved son joshua todd aron, not a day goes by that i do do not think about you and talk to you. everyone whose life you touched new your passion and your love, you are my gift. >> and my wonderful loving husband joseph francis, the family misses your laughter and your stories. god bless new york city and god bless our first responders. >> egan. >> laurel marie. >> salvatore p. >> daniel lopez. >> george lopez. >> louise manwell lopez. >> manwell l lopez. >> stewart. >> joseph l. >> sarah elizabeth. >> jenny. >> michael w low. >> gary w. >> john pl. >> paul. >> edward. >> mark gavin l. >> leave charles ed. >> danielle. >> marie lucas. >> william. >> michael p london. >> christopher e spillman. >> gary frederick. >> linda and. >> alexander. >> peter lynch. >> j francis lynch. >> louise a lynch. >> michael cameron lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d lynch junior. >> and

. >> george a.lang. >> martin. >> katherine lisa. >> elizabeth. >> michael williams lomack. >> jerom robert lewis. >> and my son, my beloved son joshua todd erin. not a day goes back that i don't think about you or talk to you. everyone's life you touched, knew your passion and your love and dmished in your absence. you are my gift and i am diminished in our absence. >> and my wonderful loving cousin joseph francis, the family misses your funny stories. god bless nueva york city and god bless our first responders. >> steven v. long. >> laura mary. >> salvador. lopez. >> daniel lopez. >> george lopez. >> lewis manuel lopez. >> nicole lopez, jr. >> manuel l. lopez. >> joseph. >> joseph lovrio. >> jenny wong. >> michael w. lowe. >> gary w. >> john. >> edward locket the second. >> lee charles. >> john thomas. >> daniel lugo. >> mary lucas. >> william, jr. >> michael v. london. >> christopher. >> anthony luke. >> gary lutnick. >> linda. >> alexander ligon. >> peter lynch. james. lynch, jr. >> lewis a. lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d. lynch, jr., and

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george washington university. [applause]. welcome to the jack martin auditorium at george washington university and the most important city of the world. we are going to hear some remarkable conversations about some truly remarkable thing this evening was truly remarkable people. this is our first event of the year and we are kicking it off in style with an absolutely sold-out house which i am delighted to see. how many students are in the writing? i am more delighted to see. and with c-span which i'm even more delighted to see. so i am very delighted here this evening. we are presenting this program this morning in true collaborative spirit, with them college democrats, and gw college republicans. >> okay the school of media and public affairs as we have mentioned is a very dynamic place. we have a masters in strategic here please raise your hand. i will call you out a moment. and we have a number of faculty. so thank you very much for being here all of you. we'll be celebrating this entire year with a series of special events and other things. highli

like, martin sheen and george w bush.ush. >> i got that. >> are there people, and i'm going to get a lot of hate for this, sitting, like, maybe people i've known in my past who are sitting around going we've got to keep muslims out of the white house. that's their biggest concern? >> yeah. >> yes. >> we've got to keep the mexicans down where they were born. we've got to keep muslims out of the white house. >> at least ben carson is being honest about it but don't give me this liberty point. don't claim a person is allowed to obey their conscious because you did with their religion and then the same argument for a muslim who is elected president, you know, wouldn't you be able to say that they can express their religious freedom there? no, you have to obey and abide by the constitution. >> we both agree that religion as law does not disqualify you as presidency and citizen, an individual does not get to dictate the law or make her own law because she feels like it. >> well, speaking of dictator, last night on special repor

george solomon belonged to daniel martin. in saturday night they walked up the city and got so far away before they were missed they were never overtaken. they tracked the whole distance to harrisburg pennsylvania, 120 miles. how do we know some much about? >> we have slave narratives and stories, one of the places you can consult recharge is the , the greatcongress underground railroad. you go to lever congress you will see descriptions like this. it will give you the name and where they came from. we had the narratives. this man is by turns angry and inspired. frustrated at how the teamsters want big money to smuggle folk and the horses and wagons. how is often betrayed by other black folks. but we believe it is that the underground railroad was part of a web of trails to the north. some people consider the district the southern terminus of one leg of the underground railroad. how the underground trains were dispatched. for those interested, they wrote letters to the philadelphia office in which they told how they shipped t

martin. gilbert franco. warren. elvira. winston arthur grant. christopher. james michael gray. john. timothy george. waited green. gael greene. james r. third greenies, jr. >> my brother jimmy james murphy. your sense of humor and infectious bearer by in our lives. i miss you. >> get never good friend of james, said jimmy you were sorely missed. >> i've been marcia. elizabeth martin. denise marie gregory. donald and gregory. florence's gregory. pedro. john michael griffin. joan m. donald griffith. warren. ramon. joseph. david joseph. francis edward. linda. kenneth george. joseph. matthew james. robert joseph. richard. jose guadalupe. cindy. jeffrey. joseph douglas brian. janet ruth. barbara. peter mark. [silence] [bell ringing] [silence] [silence] gary roberts. in triolet and. barbara mary. karen elisabeth hagerty. steven michael hackett. mary lou. dated holderman. my husband my kids and i love you very much and we miss you every single day. my kids and i would like to homily think all of us who have helped us the last 14 years to simply go to the sorrow and suffering and pain and thank you all very much. to the

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martin savidge in morehead, ken. jonathan turley is a law professor at george washington university. both men with me right now. ginning with you, the news, marriage licenses are being granted even with kim davis back at work. >> reporter: in fact, kim davis was not present inside the room when shannon and carmen wampler-collins went in to request their marriage license. she was actually behind closed doors but the media was there and watched every step of the way. it's quite clear the deputy clerk in this particular case went forward with processing of that document. so accidents it would site evee according to the judge's orders things are going as he wanted. that is, licenses are being granted to same-sex couples even though you heard in that statement the defiance in kim davis as she returned to work. hi a chance to talk to the couple just before they went in. here's how they were feeling. >> you know, i feel it's really unfortunate that she has taken things to this extreme. you know, i appreciate she has her beliefs and that she's making a stand, but to stand in the way of the people she serves, exercising

it began in 2012 when an unarmed black teenager named trayvon martin was killed by george zimmerman. the incident inspired the country's first black president to suggest that african americans look at these kinds of issues through a quote different set of experiences. ooh little over a year later a young black man named michael brown was shot in ferguson, missouri, killed by a white police officer who was never charged by the grand jury and ultimately exonerated by the department of justice. by the time that officer's name was cleared, the movement had already accepted the narrative that cops killing young black americans had become an epidemic. and indeed cases continued to make the headlines. eric garner, freddie gray, sandra bland to name just a few. police were found not responsible if most of these cases but those results were questioned and soon the protests took on a confrontation tall tone. the chants of black lives matter began to be mixed with messages aimed straight at the police. such as what do we want, dead cops. when do we want them? now. pigs in a blanket, fly them li

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. >> martin dempsey is not exactly george patton, okay? he is not actually general douglas mcarthur. i heard him. if you listen to him, we'll lose to isis. we'll be very, very strong. if i win, our military will be very, very strong. our vets are going to be taken care of which they're not right now. they're treated like dirt. >> let me ask you about pretty much based on the fact you're wealthy, they talk about an ego, you know because you say you want to make the country great again. how do you feel about that? >> well, i feel that putin is somebody i would actually get along with him. i get a lot of heat for that. i had a big event in moscow about two years ago, i think i would have a good relationship. it is ridiculous, he hates obama, he can't stand him. i think obama probably can't stand him either. the relationships we have throughout the world is terrible. the amazing thing, china can't stand us and yet they're making a fortune with us. nobody likes us, and yet they're all taking advantage. we're like the big bully that loses all th

it began in 2012 when an unarmed black teenager named trayvon martin was killed by george zimmerman.inspired

i think the historical parallel for the role kim davis is in is george wallace or bull connor, not martinking. she's not acting in civil disobedience. she is a -- >> let's break that out. because her allies and a lot of religious conservatives, their argument is she has something she bants to do. she has a conscience in her own mind and heart and that she doesn't want to be forced by the government to do something. what you're saying is there's a difference of a random person feels that waiver sus a government official sworn to uphold government's laws? >> that's correct. the public official sworn to up hold the laws obligated to do just that. if she feels that her religious beliefs are in conflict with her obligations as a public official, she needs to choose between them. our constitution does not allow public officials to bring their religious beliefs with them into the public arena literally into the courthouse where she works and impose those beliefs on someone seeking government services you mentioned the law. looking at it under the federal and state laws invoked here, not talking

martin. gilbert franco. warren. elvira. winston arthur grant. christopher. james michael gray. john. timothy george. waited green. gael greene. james r. third greenies, jr. >> my brother jimmy james murphy. your sense of humor and infectious bearer by in our lives. i miss you. >> get never good friend of james, said jimmy you were sorely missed. >> i've been marcia. elizabeth martin. denise marie gregory. donald and gregory. florence's gregory. pedro. john michael griffin. joan m. donald griffith. warren. ramon. joseph. david joseph. francis edward. linda. kenneth george. joseph. matthew james. robert joseph. richard. jose guadalupe. cindy. jeffrey. joseph douglas brian. janet ruth. barbara. peter mark. [silence] [bell ringing] [silence] [silence] gary roberts. in triolet and. barbara mary. karen elisabeth hagerty. steven michael hackett. mary lou. dated holderman. my husband my kids and i love you very much and we miss you every single day. my kids and i would like to homily think all of us who have helped us the last 14 years to simply go to the sorrow and suffering and pain and thank you all very much. to the

former new york governor george tackett did that georgia attack he former wisconsin governor scott walker. martinley. former ohio governor john kasich. senator ted cruz. john: governor chris christie. and moonlighting comedian lindsey graham. mr. carson: the wonderful thing is that people come up and say i do not know who you were. the wonderful thing is, i was in the airport, a lady comes up to me and says, i am a staunch democrat, but i love you. mark: that's pretty good. "ben carson -- democrats love me." >> have you ever had to -- live on your paycheck as a temp? ms. fiorina: i would have maybe five cents left in the checking account and i remember needing to rent an apartment and my landlord asking me how much is , in your checking account? i wrote down $50 because that was true. i have lived paycheck to paycheck. john: what's different this time? >> the country has been in stagnation for four more years. i recognize the core of that problem and we have an economic platform that will unite america and win this election. using an arbitrary number to divide candidates in any way is not in the

george. >> and guess who got the lucky assignment, jill martin, our contributor. >> and somebody had to get the assignment, and what an assignment it is, and the generation of women who will not forget him as the charmer about the woman that he still watches. >> reporter: from charming wealthy businessman edward lewis in "pretty woman" to male escort in "american gigolo" to the man that every woman wanted to be carried away by to a homeless man. >> i need a blanket, because it makes me sleep better. i'd like a blanket. >> i'd like a nice blanket, too, because it makes me feel good. >> and i got to see the eye-opening film and you got to finally do it after 15 years, and why was it so important? >> well, it is a script from 1988, and when i read it, it was ten years old or more and still totally relevant then. >> and one of the most you were not in a ninja turtle outfit, but you were in a hat and coat, and asking for money, and nobody recognized you. >> right. and we were in a room together, and sure that here each of you would project a lot based on the clothes they have, and the it, and th

in george wallace's case he was clearly going against clearly defined constitutional principles. she is standing like martinr. and many others on the principle of conscience. he was, and he was standing for principles of justice. >> the opinion in the supreme court. 5-4 pin was based on the 14th amendment was it not. >> that is a joke that it baysed on the 14th amendment. read the opinion. based on nothing in the constitution. nothing in the court's precedent. john roberts calls them five lawyers. >> john roberts was in the minority. the way the supreme court works sir, a majority decision, a 5-4 ruling by the supreme court. >> a 5-4 ruling. the supreme court, dred scott decision, they did it, forcefully sterilize them they have been horribly wrong throughout their history. that doesn't mean, and in fact, this is not even, kim davis' matter is not a direct challenge to the united states supreme court. all she is asking for is an aco accommodation. we can debate lack of authority or whichever way you want to come down on the 5-4 pin yu pin ---opinion. having the 5-4 pin yun. how can you accommodate her consc

did not make the cut, rick santorum, bobby jind jindal, george pataki and rick perry was set to debate as well but dropped out of the week. >> martin o'malley appeared on late night with seth myers. the two discussed how not having as many debates will negatively affect the democratic candidates. >> it's party malpractice, to really bad way to go about winning a general election. people expect us to be exchanging ideas. i've called for more debates not fewer. given the problems we face, i've called for more. >> o'malley discussed the migrant crisis. o'malley encouraged him to take 65,000 refugees into the u.s. right now the obama administration is only willing to take 10,000. >>> two firefighters are hurt and trying to get better this morning. a ceiling collapsed on them as they battled a fire montgomery county. chopper 4 showing you the burned gaping hole where the roof crumbled. this is at the leisure world retirement community yesterday afternoon. more than a dozen residents will have to find a new home. they all escaped safely but the fire damaged eight homes in that community. >>> an emergency bill is now on the table in princ

jeb bush, chris christie, bobby jindal, george pataki, mark santorum, democrat martin o'malley. republicans will question the remarks of this pope, especially when he talks about climate change. so are republicans having to walk a fine line with their faith and politics currently, especially with the pope here this week? >> they are. i think it's been uncomfortable for several of those catholic republicans that you mentioned. it really makes you think back to the days when democrats who were catholic had to answer a lot of uncomfortable questions such as when john kerry was denied communion because of his views on abortion. now it's the republicans who are being put in a tough spot by the pontiff. that is a bit of a reversal from past years. again, it's not because this pope is really different ideologically. it's more because of the issues he sought to emphasize and the messages he has driven in a much more aggressive way. >> decades ago, catholicism seemed to be something of a disqualifier to get into the white house and now we are talking about islam being a disqualifier to g

george was acquired from the patriots line up at right guard f.and martin at center. right tackle.s-6. 320 pounds. quarterback collin under siege through much of the pre-season. think the nippers able to run the ball and he like nut guy. >> phenomenal. done well since been here. played well for us the pingt gym. so exited to sea what he cap do. >> definitely have some time to get to know each other and get a good feel how each other plays and great opportunity for if me sfichlt 10 is now. first round action formeder world number one victoria gets a win but in the happy with the chair umpire getting personal questioning a line call. ticht you scared me. fu are you kidding me. the have you ever played tennis. did you? you probably weren't very good. >> ouch. if she didn't. yes she did. fv you probably weren't very good. third seed murray taking on a volatile but talented 20-year-old from australia t.oh. swing and myself on the big if smash. hate it when that happens. that was kind of a sign of things to come. third game second set. racket flies right out of his hands on a warm the st

prince george's county looking fine right now. remember, we're still closed here martinuther king jr. avenue north of malcolm x southeast. more on the problem on the rails coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. coming up on 5:30 now on this tuesday morning. we are off to another warm start. we'll keep the summer going a little bit longer. >> chuck bell did say to us, back to school usually means hot and sticky. true to form here. >> absolutely right. of course i grew up in georgia. it was always hot and humid when we went back to school but it seems like that's always the case and sure enough the summer that didn't have that many 90 degree days until the month of august is piling them up fast and now they're lingering into september. nothing on storm team 4 radar this morning. current temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. so a muggy and mild start. your hometown forecast in gaithersburg, 70 degrees out the door morning. 87 at noontime. highs today will be generally at or above 90 degree

. >> reporter: when a nearly all white jury acquitted george shimmer man with the unarmed black teenager trayvon martinvented grief and anger on facebook writing black people i love you, i love us, our lives matter, her friend patrice shared her message adding the hash tag black lives matter. [chanting] a little more than a year later the slogan caught fire in ferguson, missouri after 18-year-old michael brown was shot dead by a white police officer. the movement gained steam as the nation bore witness to more deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> we want it know. >> reporter: like eric garner in new york and freddie gray in baltimore but activists say the roots of the fury and frustration run much deeper. [chanting] black lives matter started not just with mike brown in ferguson, missouri, black lives later did not start with trayvon martin in florida and black lives mater did not start with grant in oakland, california and it really started with this man. >> murdered in mississippi 60 years ago for allegedly flirting with a white woman. today the phras

george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> here is a look at road closures you can expect this weekend. that includes the parkway. spring garden street, kelly drive and martin luther king drive are being impacted. for a full list of closures, tap on the nbc 10 news app. >>> tonight, matt barkley traded and on the move to arizona. the trade of the quarterback could signal tim tebow made the team. tebow out performed barkley in the final preseason game you saw last night on nbc 10. chip kelly has to make the final cut biz tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. more on the trade coming up in a few minutes in sports. >>> new at 11:00, a mother and father accused of starving their disabled daughter to death will spend decades behind bars. this afternoon a philadelphia judge sentenced them to 20 to 40 years in prison for third degree murder and 20 to 40 years for conspiracy. police say their daughter, 3-year-old natalie was found unresponsive inside her bug infested west oak lane home in 2013. she weighed just 11 pounds. >>> animal control officers are supposed to help save the lives of animals. now some officers who work for upper darby township in delaware county could face ani

martin lipton. an expert in about 15 minutes time. >>> first the last british resident held by quoamen guanta, never been charged or been on trial. u.s. presidents george w. bush and barack obama have both previously cleared him for release. arrested in afghanistan under suspicion for work as a recruiter for al qaeda and reportedly worked for osama bin laden in the country. he has maintained he was there doing charity work. rosalyn jordan joins us from washington, d.c. judge why is he being released ? >> david cameron and jeremy corbin when he was still just a member of parliament, part of the increasing pressure placed on the obama administration to finally make the clearance happen. however, it's worth noting that before the increase in political lobbying this year, there had been ongoing negotiations between the u.s. and the u.k. on the terms of amir's release. and that's because the u.s. government is required to make security arrangements that will pass congressional muster. it is now required that certain steps be put into place to essentially guarantee shakir amir or any other man released from guantanamo will have very little possibility to ret

george zimmerman not guilty. >> when he was found not guilty from the shooting of black teenager trayvon martin, her venting of frustration on facebook. sharing ga garza's phrase, black lives matter. michael brown was shot dead by a white police officer. the movement gained steam as the nation bore witness to more deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police. like eric garner in new york. >> i can't breathe. >> and freddy gray in baltimore. >> but activists say the roots of the fury and frustration run much deeper. >> black lives matter started not just with mike brown in ferguson, missouri. black lives matter didn't just start with trayvon martin, black lives matter didn't start with oscar brown. but with emmett till. >> the phrase black lives matter resonates much like black power or power to the people did a generation ago. officially black lives matter has some two dozen chapters and a new website on the way. >> black lives matter. this is a black lives movement. it is time to put black lives on the forefronts of the thoughts of all americans. >> but the movement seems to gain strength from decentral

george will, syndicated columnist. shawna thomas, producer for nbc's meet the press. jonathan martin, national political correspondent. amen -- amy ficklin. chris moody, senior digital correspondent for cnn politics. [applause] in addition to those in the room, i want to welcome c-span and public radio audiences and remind you that you can follow the action on twitter. use the hashtag #npclive. the event is being live tweeted on the press club twitter feed. south carolina governor nikki haley was born in bamberg, south carolina, to immigrant parents from punjab, india. she graduated and went to work for her mother's upscale -- upscale clothing business before beginning to focus on politics. in 2004, she won a seat in the south carolina house of representatives, becoming the first indian-american to hold office in the state. she served three terms and then ran for governor in 2010. then she became a double first -- the first woman and the first minority governor in the state's history. newsweek around that time ran haylee on its cover, calling her the "new face of the new south." in 2

george w. bush. and it was mr. bush who also topped ronald reagan in 1980. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and martin omalacontended the congressional black caucus event. some reports predict that biden will more than likely jump into the presidential race, but some are not so sure. >> they think at the end of the day joe biden is going to look at what's ahead and look at where he is now and realize that he doesn't really need to do this. that he has established his place in american history. that there's a wonderful ambassadorship waiting for him, and he doesn't need to lose another presidential race. >> the vice president was warmly received. >>> this morning jpmorgan boss jamie dimon weighed in on the race saying ceos may know how to n things but may not make the best presidents. tell that to donald trump, carly fiorina. >>> leaders in europe calling an emergency summit to tackle the growing migrant crisis. the president and ceo of a humanitarian relief group is with us for what the countries need to do for thousands of refugees driven out by terror. matt strand is now at the border. follow us on

george zimmerman is back in the news tonight. >> the former neighborhood watch leader from florida allegedly retweeted a picture showing trayvon martin'sd body. we decided not to show you the photo, but this is zimmerman twitter account. the picture includes a caption that reads z man is a one man army. the photo was used in the trial where the jury acquitted zimmerman in the shooting death of the unarmed teen. twitter has since removed that picture. >>> are you one of those young women tired of people asking when are you going to have children? >> don't worry. after you have one and don't have another, they ask the same question. so when are you going to have another one? not. an ann arbor, michigan, woman is getting worldwide attention for her facebook post on the matter. with a random ultrasound picture emily bingham wrote just a friendly psa that people's reproductive and procreate pro -- and procreative plans are none of your business. >>> this video came to us from dubai. this phenomenon occurs when there's a full moon in combination with a lunar eclipse. the last time we saw a blood moon was in 1982 and we won't see another one

george pataki and lindsey graham. they'll face off before the debate. rick perry dropped out of the race last week. >>> on the democratic side former maryland governor martin o'malley appeared on the late show. he says how not having as many debates will negatively affect the practice. >> it's party malpractice. people expect us to be exchanging ideas. i have called for more debates not fewer. given the challenges the country faces, people deserve to hear from us. >> o'malley also discussed the migrant crisis in europe. in a letter to president obama o'malley urged him to take 65,000 refugees into the u.s. right now the obama administration is willing to take 10,000. >>> candles burn brightly as the montgomery county community mourns the loss of a 16-year-old student. john dereggie died monday after a train hit him on the tracks in gaithersburg. they packed difference maker church in damascus to remember him. students from three different high schools crowded that church last night. john's friends say that's not surprising. they say he was one of those unusual people who could easily bridge the gap between high school cliques and really bring people togeth