greg: hope that average improves. greg: >> we do too. rosanna: coming up on "good day new york," the weather is gorgeous. greg: is this boat in distress? it's not about hugging trees. it's not about being wasteful either. you just gotta find that balance. where taking care of yourself takes care of more than just yourself. lease an mkz hybrid for $299 a month only at your lincoln dealer. caring about the things of our clients unique... it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. greg: roseanne has wrapped up how many and these? emmys they make you by the trophy. >> they don't charge them. >> they got to pay for the table. >> with the 67 annual emmy awards tonight, it begs the question who will end the night when. game of thrones lead the way but the most nominations of any ceres, 24 to the exact but it has to competition in best drama series category. mattmen is a favorite of many

teresa, greg, over to you. greg: okay, mike, thank you. one of the most entertaining things that i have seen, the walking dead. it is so intense and watch them back to back to back, i love it. as i watched the walking dead, what happened before? what is it like before the outbreak, before the disease that made these people. well, my questions are being answered in a new series called fear of the walking dead. this is a prequell. it is brilliant. teresa: two episodes into the fear of the walking dead, the first season of this. i'm new to whole walking dead thing. i am starting to get into it. it is kwoery and gruesome. >> yes, what is great about the show, it takes a step back from a lot of that and starting at ground sere row. it is more family friendly that way and easer for the faint of heart. me. greg: two episodes in. not everybody is caught up with the original walking dead, and this is based where, not in atlanta? >> no, it is in los angeles. >> why there? >> they wanted something that was urban and gritty and contrast to the origina

greg: no. rosanna: i always hear about the rides that are struck upside down on the top, see, this is why i don't do it. greg: you see a roller costar in nebraska broke for 45 minutes. it was awesome. six flags. oh, thank you for managing our softball team. you were terrific. rosanna: we lost but had a great time. greg: that was cool. there you are managing the team rather well. i wouldn't say you were terribly confident. rosanna: i saw franco over the weekend and i'm recruiting for the team next year and he's going down. greg: there is lou, your husband. good man. rosanna: yes. greg: we went to governor's island. it is a little gem. this is footage. if you are in that place, you may be in the middle of america. the glorious skyline of manhattan. rosanna: it is pretty. you can bike ride, play miniature golf and swing on a hammock and you had food while there. greg: i left you on the island. rosanna: yes, you were still eating. greg: that is a quarter of a mile from month. it is great. rosanna:

greg: october 30th. rosanna: you mean september 30th. greg: i have a mental block. rosanna: what it? greg: one day i got up and said happy octomber. >> rosanna: we have to get to the bottom of this. greg: any way, folks, a couple of things. hello, how is it going. first stop, times square. the nudist uproar. rosanna: it could be a happy solution. the city council is looking at zoning. we are talked to the iz bes, hotels and restaurants and they are up to the idea of trying out zones, zones for people that want to walk freely without being a akoused by the ladies, and at the same time express themselves in their zone. greg: the solution is worse than the problem, the problem is hyped up, quite frankly. rosanna: i don't think you have been there when it is crowded and difficult to move around. greg: look, you are right. do i catch a broadway show, only when i have to. they have not interrupted by way to the show. rosanna: you have to weigh in properly going to the destination. greg: i saw the carol king thing and got to theatre unobstructed. rosanna: maybe that is som

greg: go ahead. rosanna: last neekt about your family and tonight the lapels. trailer. >> the story started two years ago in l.a. and i had just broken up with audrey and i was miserable. her. i was almost 30, never married and in our culture that is code red. mom and dad are the happiest couple i have ever seen. rosanna: meet the patels on "good day new york". >> greg: robby is a film maker and director and the writer shs the sister. that is looking cool. thank you for having us. rosanna: it is about your brother and match making, how about you, where are you fitting into this? >> well, i'm not supposed to be on the show because i match the couch. rosanna: it is looking beautiful. >> i department get the memo. >> i am glad you and the couch are color coordinated. rosanna: did you find love? >> okay, so, i had a white girlfriend that i never told my parents about. we broke up and went on a family trip. >> they still don't know about her. >> so we are on a plane. >> 18 hour flight. >> things are comin

greg: i don't know. is an old railroad more than the one hundred years old and kind of decrepit down there. rosanna: how many times will they threaten not fare hike? greg: is this gamesmanship for the real deal? >> reporter: depends who you ask. two words that are bound to get commuters while the happen to be fair hike, but we hear it could be a very real possibility for the people who rely on the mta services. here is the reason, state comptroller issue report that the mta needs as huge influx of cash to fund its capital program, the planned improves and replaces the authority services. they need $10 billion. the city and state are both supposed to kick in cash. this debate its initial investment, the state has not yet done so. the controller sounding the alarm telling new yorkers if these government agencies that pledge their support don't in will have to foot the bill and that will come in form of reduced service and higher fares and that alone is enough to make eyes role in the bronx. take a listen.

greg: help her, james. >> there we go. greg: do you own this? >> yes, we are a sleep start up and we are on the nap tour right now. rosanna: how does this work now? where do you go? >> we are hitting up the major cities, boston, miami, new york city today and tomorrow, and giving people naps to try out the amazing mattress. greg: how long can you stay in there? >> as long as you want. greg: can we bring in a friend? >> yes. we have had threesomes and foursomes. greg: everything goes on in there? >> just napping. it is free of charge. rosanna: so people are testing >> yes, it is comfortable mattress shipping directly to you in a box. greg: this is nice. it is a publicity stunt to get attention to the mattress. it is not on going to offer naps throughout the day? >> well, it is popular right now. greg: this is not sound proof. >> it is private. it is fully air conditioned and you can listen to bedtime stories on the phone and when in the moment, you know, it is zen like. greg: the phone is like a situation room. >> everyone can relax immediately.

greg: 7 it is september 16th. 9 rosanna scotto. greg: i am greg kelly. warmer, warming up, it is going to be close to 90 degrees today. rosanna: it still feels colder than summer time. greg: right now 60. mike woods is here. rosanna: no one was seriously hurt when a freight train derailed on long ipriand that is causing major delays for people trying to get to work on the lirr this mornin bu greg: do we have a serial killer on the loose in new york city? ten women found in hoteal c strangled. police believe this guy is responsible, onnseph dan clair. thof t want to talk to him. rosanna: republican white house hopefuls will face off in a big debate in the reagan library. greg: carly fiorina, donald trump. nose tonight? greg: it could happen. rosanna: she wants to read him a y ittle bit. greg: no one is talking about him, jeb bush. scott walker, these guys are in the single digits now. is 30, something could happen. rosanna: they are polishing him up with 1-liners, he has no energy. greg: nothing like practicing a one liner, getting rea doe to say out. tak

greg: wait, wait. we have breaking news, rosanna, the can-can girls, they are performing live for the pope. yes they are. i read it on twitter. thank you to the facebook fan of the hour. greg: you have to tone it down for the pope. rosanna: the first time in new york? anybody? greg: what'd you think of new york so far. >> breathe taking, beautiful. greg: you are not french? >> no, italian. >> are you french. how many of the girls from france? >> we all live in france. we recruit all over the world. rosanna: anyone from brooklyn, new york. >> anybody shop at shop rite? mike woods, rain today? mike: no rain. cloudy, cooler temperatures, not a big deal. mostly cloudy and cool. fall begins tomorrow. and a warm up. today 74. over to you. rosanna: i'm exhausted. you have to try that. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switche

greg: mike, stand by. >> thank you for calling. greg: this is rosanna and greg from "good day." rosanna: do you watch "good day" by any chance? >> how can we help you? greg: we would like to contact the mayor. the contact informs is email or mail him. greg: thank you for the run around but thank you. rosanna: thank you for the time. greg: a little cold quite frankly. rosanna: not a lot of patience for us. greg: it is monday morning. >> it is rosh hashanah. what'd you think? mike: i was impressed you got a voice. rosanna: we were arguing. greg hey, it worked out. mike: to this monday morning, happy rosh hashanah. windy, cooler conditions coming up too. 67 in central park. 63 newark. 63 also in islip. 65 in montauk. it is a little windy outside. winds are coming, oh yeah, look at coming in from the west at 7-17 miles per hour right now. but probably going to pick up a little bit and windy conditions blowing things around and maybe the allergens will be up and running. the wind and cooler temperatures are making it feel cooler out there this morning. it is 12 degrees cooler in brid

greg: welcome. rosanna: it is wednesday york". greg: i am greg kelly. it is officially fall, summer is over and we are fine with that. come on. rosanna: summer ended 4:21 this morning. we were rustling to get out of bed and today it will feel warm, going up to 70 something later today. greg: yogi berra, the legendary yankee has died at the age of 90, he was quite a guy, said some amazing things and did some amazing things in his life. rosanna: pope francis beginning at two day visit to the u.s. to d.c. and the white house right now. president obama and an estimated 15,000 friends will join him. >> new york city, madison square garden, st. patrick's cathedral, harlem, meeting people from all walks of life. >> dignitaries, heads of state and workers anna carwash. new york is going to be overwhelmed at times. rosanna: we are ready, we are anticipating it, police have a lot of barricades in place and they are urging us to take public transportation. buses could get stuck in all that mess. there will be a lot of street closures. rosanna: greg: sandra lee, su

greg: check it out. where are we? rosanna: anywhere in the usa. greg: looks like a great seat. weehawken, new jersey. just across the street. just across the river. you have manhattan. rosanna: that is a beautiful skyline. greg: i have always been intrigued. those are houses. the beautiful skyline of new york. we hawken new jersey. of new jersey. not too far from edgewater. rosanna: for the rest of us in the middle of the hustle and bustle, we are dealing with crazy gridlocked the last few days. greg: i was in the middle of it yesterday. rosanna, you are onto something with this. it took me an hour and a half to get from 34th street to 31st street. i walked away from my car. i just walked away. i wanted to get to 58th street. not that happened. rosanna: it took my husband and our and a half. that is highly unusual. greg: some of these closures, to me, seem arbitrary. following the constructions of the authorized personnel. the crossing guards. i did a whole circle. you have to take a left ear. i am right back to where i started. rosanna: frustrating. they close down streets. so

greg: i am greg kelly. it is going to rain. mike has the details. rosanna: seven people are in the hospital. officials say it is not linked to the outbreak this summer. greg: also, while the pope was in town, no security snafus. right? wrong. so guy with a black suv lurched into the pope's motorcade. anselm marijuana in the car. kind of wild. he got very close to seeing the pope. rosanna: president obama. a meeting at the united nations. this time with the cuban leader. he met with vladimir putin. greg: that looks like footage from his native. they found nothing from bars. rosanna: they found water. what do you think? greg: i do not know. it will not change my daily routine. it will be cool. news from nasa yesterday. we will have that. rosanna: what about news from manhattan yesterday? greg: crazy traffic here. i was actually in the middle of it yesterday. for an hour and a half. closing streets randomly. i am talking about several avenues over from the united nations. unplanned. total chaos. rosanna: it only exists when you experience it. i have be

[music] greg: all right. awesome. rosanna: that is so cool. greg grg amazing. rosanna: one of the many songs on the new album that you have released. yes, mid night mccartney. buy it in bulk. rosanna: you are coming back in november at the carlisle. >> yes. greg: stay with us. we'll be right back. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app that lets me watch tv whenever i have the time. for $89.99 a month you'll get tv, internet and phone. and if you call now, there's no risk, no contract, no catch, no kidding. i switched to time warner cab

greg: how did this happen for you? >> when i was 11 i went to california to pursue my dream of acting and singing. rosanna: what about you? >> i was born and raised on a farm in washington state. >> good american -- so we know you guys are at team. we thought we would have a little fun greg: we got the idea from ellen. heads up, game show music, you know how this works come you guys are going to go first, you are going -- who wants to give clues? >> i will give the clues. >> you played this game, we beat them at their own game. no pressure. no pressure. greg: you hold this on your head. might be able to help you. >> no idea who this is. greg: down, down. >> i couldn't tell you. rosanna: ringy dissingy. whack in from the old days. she is in a new movie. >> someone -- very wise man. on again? >> very long, can't even think of -- >> very wise man. >> something -- greg: very good clues. >> have a cooking fish show. oh my god. all right. singer, superpopular. >> getting there mojo now. >> just kidding. it is okay. rosanna:

greg: i don't like that. teresa: some are turning on each other and others are working to together. >> yes, that is smart of that guy, let's take a cab and $10 each. greg: well, there is an excuse for showing up late. teresa: people complain about the lirr any ways. >> reporter: it is so hot down here. greg: oh man, do you have water? >> reporter: yes, i do have water. greg: hang in there jessica, we look forward to getting to work. >> maybe i will go home from here. greg: talk to the bosses. they are reasonable that way. i'm kidding. >> i will get on the e train and i will snap the pictures. teresa: good luck, we look forward to hearing from you again. greg: ines? ines: wow, that is the assignment today. here is what i am hearing, you heard from ben and jessica and someone tweeting me they are stuck on the train in bellrose. subways that are cross honoring, that is why it is congested. if you are headed out, you have service suspended in and out of penn station. now the port washington branch, the entire bra

greg: a half billion copies. >> it is a lot of books. greg: how many languages? >> 40 different languages, japanese, chinese and russian. rosanna: she was a successful woman. one of the top in the world selling novelists. by the way, she gave interviews five days before dying. one to hello and people magazine magazine, she's not sorry about anything she did and i wrote five books since the diagnosis. i lived life. greg: she was kicked out of school and a bad girl with a big heart. what a life. she was being sincere, "good day new york" was her favorite show. rosanna: we were not fishing for that. we are going to miss seeing her and reading her books. two were almost done. one was a novel. greg: she had three children. >> on this show a cop works out the hottest police officer. rosanna: or fittest. apparently he does a lot of pushups, i don't know, officer michael maybe wants to challenge you to pushups. how do you feel about that? greg: he's going to win. this is his thing. rosanna: we are getting ready for another season of empire. grace is here. and you hear th

. >> i'm greg kelly. hey, it's fall and, technically, mike woods, this is the last full day of summer? >> it is. >> so if something happens, mike will tell us. all right, i'm ready for the fall. it's cloudy, by the way. >> and i'm ready for the pope. he's coming to america today. he's going to land in d.c. this afternoon, then it's off to new york on thursday. >> all right. so there are, like, 18 people rubbing for president and one less -- running for president, and one less. scott walker dropped out of the race, governor of wisconsin. first rick perry from texas, now scott is walker. 47 years old, he could run again someday. >> yeah. he's got plenty of time. >> they say he was the first real political casualty of donald trump. he took a lot of his thunder. >> the jets, they are hot, baby. they beat the colts 20-7 in that monday night matchup. /. >> all right. so this is some video that's gone viral from the new york city subway. look at this. the rat trying to deliver the pizza, huh? >> now, that's gone

greg: we, 23,000 people. by the way, not just a mass, beforehand a concert ks essentially, and you know what, at a concert, they sell refreshments from pretzels to the hot dogs and sodas. rosanna: yes. and there was beautiful music at the concert. gloria e stefan. jennifer hudson. greg: yes. it was a ut boo buftful thing. robert moses got to touch the pope. rosanna: robert, i want to hear the details. robert: well, incredibly fortunate. on the left, a master silver smith and a long time friend of the pope. rosanna: he was on the show on friday. >> he made the chalice. he sent me a message and said hey do you want to go, yes, of course, i want to go. >> you the pope and two other people in the room? robert: four of us in the room, and five guards all with a very close watch on us. but the pope considers adrian a son. they have known each other about 12 years. adrian can do no wrong. rosanna: what'd you say to him? >> please pray for my loved ones. i said i will pray for you, struck me the whole time here, ever

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do you know that song, greg? greg: let's see what happens next. hold on. [music] take a look at rosanna. tribute to the heritage. what's up with the red coats. rosanna: after this, the speeches start. the president will speak and then the holy father will speak. we'll get to the meat and potatoes of this event shortly. we see the sound bites at night. >> hours of preparation too, the guests getting there early. rosanna: by the way, i heard that holy father is off red meat. >> yes. he walks with a little, you know, limp here and there. rosanna: he's got a bad knee and sciatica. >> he's got one lung. he almost died. he had pneumonia. he's lived his life with one lung. greg: yankee doodle. i recognize this song. rosanna: he's in relatively good health? >> yes, pressure and stress but good health. rosanna: any of us would be exhausted with the schedule he's kept. and he's 78 years old. rosanna: right. rosanna: i believe the commanders is putting the troops as ease. greg: it is a change of call. it is tough standing there. i wonder if we could have done from so

rosanna: greg wants to eat what the pope ate. greg: make me a better person. rosanna: he blessed your grandchildren? >> yes. >> my grandchildren and my daughter. so i think the thrill was cooking add feeding him, but the whole family got to meet him. greg: what about aing hunk of bread. rosanna: whole wheat? >> no whole wheat. he had italian baggettes. >> if you are curious, go to lydia's and anglo's restaurant. lydia has a bunch of restaurants. >> two restaurants in the works here. >> this is a nice place. i have been there a couple of times. this is lexington and 74th street. i highly recommend it. rosanna: that is so nice. we are so proud of you two. the holy father left with lots of good feelings. >> i think so. >> thank you, rosanna. >> the matter of the bill? >> that's in the works. we have to tally it up. pay. >> the pope is eating on me. >> all right. >> rosanna: all right. congratulations. thank you very much. back. how is that? this is a story about doers, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' i

greg and rosanna back to you. greg: thank you ines. violence surrounding west indian day parade in the heart of brooklyn this weekend. stabbing apings shooting of a high lifl aid to governor cuomo. >> they're looking for the gunman right now. kerry who is seen in that fir is in critical condition as we speak. he was shot in the head with a stray bullet before the west indian day trade yesterday. robert moses has more this morning. what's going on? >> he made it through surgery we're told and fighting for his life in critical condition this morning. the governor asked new yorkers to pray for him, his wife and rest of his family for a man who was overcome many odds to achieve success these are the tallest odds of all opinion. governor cuomo says that 43-year-old kerry is a shining xeample of the american dream. he grew up in public housing, graduated from harvard and joined cuomo administration as lawyer in 2011. >> would have gone to any law firm in this city and made quadruple he wanted to give back to his community. >> walk in bedford

greg: all right hi everybody welcome it is wednesday september 9th i'm greg kelly. rosanna: i'm rosanna scotto nice to have you with us dealing with one with more hot and humid day before rain and cooler weather moves in. highs in the 90s. yesterday i think it hit 97 but felt like i don't know -- we were in heck. [laughter] audrey puente has the details. i don't to staying in because kids are getting ready to go to schooling now. greg: hopefully there's air-conditioning in the schools some do some don't. a million plus kids go back to school on a hot day you mentioned it is inevitable a three day weekend soon. >> next weekend. this weekend coming up. meanwhile a scary cannel at the airport in vegas. a british airlines plane caught fire as it was getting ready to take off forcing passengers to escape on the emergency slides. what happened here? how did this happen? greg: everybody is alive this could have been worse, though. at the u.s. open serena williams is doing well. she beat her sister. what's that like to play venice, the williams sisters it has happened befor

teresa and greg. greg: thank you. time for joseph -- joseph -- >> you know you're in trouble. >> hello gregory found an @let egg endeavor you're better at me than. >> better than push up and real name is joseph but likes to go by duke because it is tougher . >> any timeout to fight -- very good on the hovercraft. i fell like 8 times. >> we saw. >> wasn't good. >> yankees in boston again last night my opinion here yankees best hitter, defender is cashman good. boned bruise just not healing. yankees trailing runners at second and third. a poor solo pitch to playing two runs they lead 2-1. and then top of the eighth brett gardner scouts love this guy. and -- people love this guy, and -- >> did he get a hit? >> wouldn't show it if it wasn't a hit. solo home run. 4-3 final score. they won half out at first place. citi field we go now. mets and phillies trailing 6- . 2. gaping and gone. he came over in the trade from detroit and energized team. 27th of the year. up 6-4 at citi field this saturday. and jet he's great. wow. a

greg: grit, that initiative, tenacity. rosanna: we describe ourselves as greedy because we feel all the laurentian that could, we go against the big networks. >> and people love you. greg: i see myself as a supersonic jet fighter. use and i should stop that, get realistic and make it happen. >> down to earth. rosanna: is there a different grit factor for women than men? >> no. that is the great thing. is not gender specific. it has no expiration date. there are amazing stories of people in verys and 90s doing incredible things. greg: the 30-second pause button. what is that all about? it is on page 91 of your book. >> it means before you do anything take a second, take some time to think about what it is fleet you are doing and make prepared, overprepare for anything you do. we love to say overprepare. when you overscreepier you have the confidence, people will see it in your face even if you never get asked that question on an interview and if you spend 30 minutes more on at tass, that will be more than your competition.

greg: yes. remember the guys that jumped from the world trade center with parachutes on, they were in big trouble. ordered by a judge to perform 300 hours of community service and paying $2,000 fine. he's 28 years old. the last to be sentenced, one of the three that parachuted from the trade center. the judge really laid into this guy. he's lucky he's not going to jail. he department think he understood how dangerous what he did to himself and to the pedestrians and motorists. teresa: and disgracing the people. he landed in the middle of west street. greg: he sold t-shirts celebrating the jump. >> the us open is off to a good start for serena. her opponent quit last week. the us open has us crazy about tennis. the food is great. how about the movies. not many. jeremy, law and order. he has written and stars in a new movie called break point. i hope it is good. it is supposed to be funny. we'll be right back. switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i s

greg: why is that important? failing to report a possible compromise of national defense information which by the way is a lower threshold unclassified is the crime. the statute is 18 psc 793. fox news has learned that the fbi is considering that very statute as part of their investigation. isn't it sort of everyday it gets worse and worse? >> it does. just because she says she didn't send or receive classified information the facts now show a lot of these e-mails were rejected because they had classified information but not only that but top-secret information on some of these so it is not just political fight out there. she violated the law and tried to get others to do the same when she requested information that was classified. she told them to send it anyway. greg: doesn't matter how it was marked, it is the content. prosecutors don't have to prove knowledge, only that she should have known the obvious. the abc news washington post poll on the screen, negative views of hillary clinton as you see here have ju

greg: the u.s. rosanna: meanwhile, a lot of people are criticizing why around the neighbors doing more to take in the refugees. europe countries are strong economic ties there, kuwait, emirates. >> europe is where they want to be. >> we have a missing child in harlem. it is a six-year-old. he was inside of the marcus garvey park and went missing. rosanna: he was wearing an orange t-shirt. blue shorts. if you have seen him, take a look at the sweet face, call the police right away. greg: we hope he's okay. so 9/11, the anniversary is tomorrow. in the after math of the horrible attacks, a lot of people came to rescue, including dogs, rescue dogs, a lot of them at ground zero. including this guy. old. it is actually a she. she sniffed around ground zero for two weeks. they were flown from texas no fork for a week of pampering and a dog friendly cake. she continues to help children with special needs. there is one other known survivor. >> that is cool. cute dog. mike, what's going on? mike: rain is comi

and i've got to tell you greg valliere is my must read. i read greg's notes every morning.e's my go-to guy. i think what this means, a couple of things. even with a fed to do something it wasn't a shift in policy. they were going to remain accommodative. so this was going to be a nominal thing. i think the fed put is gone. so if markets become a little bit shaky i don't think the fed rushes back in. i think that they're out. but i don't think there's any chance they raise policy here. i think yellen said as much yesterday and told markets that should something else happen this is that something else. >> so greg, what's the next step in your book? i mean, obviously we need to get a new speaker. and that in and of itself can create uncertainty, depending upon who that person is. >> yes. i think it's probably going to be kevin mccarthy. he's the odds-on favorite right now, sue. he's going to have to listen to the right wing. he's going to have to be much more restrictive on any kind of new spending. he's not going to be able to deal with nancy pelosi as john boehner did. and t

greg, i think we're safe with you. congratulations on your great success and just being here guiding us with this. greg refused to forgive any of my sins even though he knows people. he said no, he won't do that. i'm told looking at this, i want to be aware of when the pontiff comes back out, what greg was saying about what message the pope might send when he does speak on the south lawn tomorrow outside the white house, and again, when he addresses congress, that he is going to ruffle some feathers but i'm told he will ruffle feathers on both sides. i guess it's in the interpretation, right? >> yes. i think you have to read between the lines. when a pope speaks, that's normally true. i suspect it will be true for francis, too. look, his philosophy has pieces of it that will upset republicans and pieces of it that will upset democrats. so maybe if everybody is unhappy, the rest the country will be pleased. this is an anti-washington era. i don't know if you've noticed in the campaign. >> i've heard about that. i wonder

it's different to say, where is greg now versus, where was greg at each moment for the last 90 days? i think it's hard to draw that line and so my inclination is to say, you need a warrant for location information, period. but others will want to draw that line. so i think that the location legislation isn't as far along. i think it's worthy of consideration, and of more debate. and i'm hopeful that it will move forward after the warrant for content legislation goes through. the other bills that are pending, ken kind of alluded to the section 217 surveillance legislation. my own view is that congress is facing an important decision about whether to continue to permit every phone call, virtually every phone call made to, from, or within the united states. and the congress has forced itself to make a decision for that program. so i think that will come up as well. i think those are the biggies. but i don't want folks to miss one other debate, and that is the cyber security legislation. there's legislation pending right now that would allow companies to share what are called cyber threa

>> i don't know, greg. >> is it going to be that greg in. >> i'm not so sure. i'm not so where we're it ising. i would think, like, cardinal dolan -- >> we're at a respectable distance from the pope. next week it all begins. >> and we'll be behind the scenes, and we'll be tweeting and calling in and letting you know from our perspective what's going on. >> how about some praying as well? >> oh, praying. for sure, we need that. >> this is not just a big social event. >> we need a big blessing. folks, this happened yesterday, some guy threw a bicycle onto the traintracks in the bronx. >> it happened around noon yesterday near the fordham station. authorities say the train ran over the bike causing a fire. there were about 200 people onboard at the time, thank goodness nobody was hurt, but it did cause some delays. >> it's basically a new york tradition, broken escalators at the subway station. >> but the brand new 7 train station at the hudson yard? >> already following suit. big escalator is inoperative. do we have a picture of it, please? no. all right, continu

and greg glassman owns 100% of it.oard of directors and says he never had a business plan... >> this is awesome. can i have a picture with you? >> glassman: i would love that. >> alfonsi: ...but recently found himself at harvard business school... >> glassman: you like metrics? you like money? we're the fastest growing large chain on earth. we have broken all records. >> alfonsi: ...where he was invited to share the secrets behind crossfit's meteoric growth. >> glassman: i'm not trying to grow a business. i'm doing the right things for the right people for the right reasons. >> alfonsi: one reason crossfit's grown so fast is because just about anyone who wants to open a box can, after paying a $3,000 yearly fee and passing a two-day seminar. it's how the company makes most of its money. two days to take a course, then i can open a gym? >> glassman: amazing, huh? >> alfonsi: i mean, to me, is that enough? >> glassman: well, the... here was the alternative. here's what it used to be-- all you had to have was the money. a

it is time for greg mail. greg mail@foxnews.com. he answers we all play twist.ansas city wants to know greg, how much can you bench? >> people ask me this a lot. i actually bench a lot. but i don't go by pounds per se. when i lift i take a more natural approach to measuring the weight. here's me lifting earlier this morning. a oo is that how you see yourself, greg? >> here's another one. i see you have climbed the fox ladder enough to have e-mails read by pretty women. keep up the good work. scott horton waterloo new york first place of memorial day. >> thank you. congratulations for writing from waterloo which is the birth place of memorial day. i had no idea. i thought it was a name of a great song by abba. not their best song. that would be dabsing queen which was also my nickname in high school. >> interesting. >> here's another one. will in pursuants burg says your show doesn't have enough toenail fungus commercials. let's have toenail fungus first. >> it is a living thing there for one of god's creatures and needs to be protected. just because it shows up

>> greg, can i get one for you? >> i've got three right here, but i'm working on another one. by all the security. there could be an opportunity to go if you really want to. >> i don't know if there are any much making a commitment -- >> for the day. >> of the day, because of security to be there early. so i don't know if there are tickets left -- >> monsignor, thank you very much. >> what's the web site if people want to donate and continue the good works that you do? >> go to charity has no boundaries, the catholic charities web site. >> thank you so much is. thank you. >> thank you. and say hi to the pope, wow. >> will do. >> i know, wow. this is going to be good. today not only is the pontiff in town, but so is the iphone 6s is it? >> yep, the new iphone is out. we're going to get one -- actually, it's on its way to we'll have [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. >> welcome ba

greg and a rosanna back to you. greg: someone else on the mayor list mta add that to his -- rosanna: they need some money we're going to pay for it regard lis. okay thank you bobby. meanwhile dr. oz will be here. >> mel p mehmet oz. >> i don't know if we're on this week or next week but our sleeping habits. we're going ask him about the bedbug situation. panicked or is it a big deal? >> coming right back. introducing starbucks small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. (clicking noise) (ding) read text. (siri voice) adam, i'm sorry. i shouldn't have said that about your hair. it's not stupid. (ding) find hair salon. wow. yeah, that's right. (siri voice) ok, jack's boutique is nearby. alright, i've got another friend and his name is bryan adams. ok. this isn't going to work again. "please forgive me, i know not what i do..." introducing app-connect. the things you love on your phone, available on 11 volkswagen models. >> some people have little jackets on this morning. >> no kidding it is in the 50s. welcome back a

. >> the orphaned youngster called him greg. >> it doesn't look like it's real. it looks like a plastic squeaky ball. >> about the size of the person's thumb. >> it is. >> so tiny. >> the funny thing is, a man named greg made a haven for the hedgehogs in his back garden, greg weiss, actor and producer married to emma thompson. this hedgehog and his female friend will live with an a-list actress and her family. here's simon cowell in his formal red jacket and seeing the habitat greg made for them. the male hedgehog and female hedgehog have their own home. as you can see, greg has grown. >> the male hedgehog went into his home straight away. >> look at that. that is -- >> you know how girls are, a little more picky about our residences. >> the female took her time assessing a new home carefully. >> that's so sweet. it's so wonderful that they get to create a sanctuary for hedgehogs. >> do hedgehogs breed like rabbits? >> funny how you ask that. she wants them to have babies. >> the release was a success. everybody was happy. >>> i have two very dramatic crashes, th

greg konrath is a man on the run. after violating no-contact orders and purchasing photos for a passport he is not allowed to have, he's gone missing. >> my prediction was he would be in mexico within he surprised me. he tried it in 14 days. >> he had a wife in mexico and a substantial amount of money had been forwarded to her prior to his arrest. she doesn't need anyone to take care of her. she's got $140,000 of my money. >> reporter: the disgraced surgeon was supposed to be on home detention when he recklessly cuts off his ankle monitor and leaves it on the side of the road. >> a former lafayette surgeon on the run. >> reporter: konrath is traveling alone and for a man who says he likes to fantasize, he didn't conjure up a very good escape plan. so he cuts his bracelet off there and when's the next point that you pick him up? >> i started getting information illinois, missouri, area. >> reporter: there's a wendy's. konrath's debit card pings at the fast food joint. surely he should have known that you can track him.

greg you're up. >>> it's time for greg's birthday news. i'm william devane.orrow is my birthday. i'll be 77 but i look 57. i look like a million bucks. which buys a lot of gold and silver. what's in your safe? it better be birthday cake or i'll kick your butt. >> there you go. >> well, thank you. >> you're missing a career in voiceovers. >> you should have worn the mask. >> got to watch my show sunday at 10:00. >> cool jed you're up. >> 96-year-old woman reminds us what life is all about. she's amazing. check her out at the minnesota state fair. look at this having a great time. awesome. i mean, like honestly, like this is what i want to be doing at 96 years old. i don't know how you guys feel about this. >> younger husband, too. >> look at that. look at that. >> my one more thing is alex skarlatos is one of the three americans that stopped the gunman on the train to pairs. abc just announced he is a new contestant on "dancing with the stars" way to go, abc, for putting somebody awesome, a legitimate american hero this platform. i think it's cool except he's

. >>> hi, i'm greg gut felt. i love that robe. coming up on tonigh what were the biggest stories of the summer? was it donald trump? a donut-licking pop star from "prison break" or my all new beach workout? >>> plus, kevin neil stops by to talk isis. are people still buying drinks for killing bin laden. it keeps them busy and away from the liquor cabinet. oh, i've missed you, america. we've got a lot to talk about, so let's get started. i'm told by his advisers he doesn't care about the flack he's getting -- >> that's messed up. >> it is extremely distressing. >> are we trying to appeal to the ill-informed? i mean, what's the point of this? >>> let's welcome tonight's guest. she's as blunt as an ax and twice as cutting, fox business contributor degan mcdowell. he works part-time as a flashlight. she's a big fan of crying in public bathrooms. she's joe sizinski. it's our liberal panel. there he is, boo! all right. this summer the airwaves were dominated by donald, hillary, rachel, ariana, caitlyn, and a big whopper marriage that ne

this is a crash greg moody saw coming a split second before the impact. >> i heard oh no! and then i thought we are in trouble. >> greg, his daughter kate and his wife were behind the duck boat driver ready for a fun tour along seattle's waterfront. instead it turned into a nightmare. >> it felt like we lost control and looked up and saw the bus headed toward us. >> just before the crash greg tried to protect his wife, pat. >> i grabbed my wife and pushed her down and held her and i got thrown. >> he and his daughter were tossed out of the duck boat. >> i saw people running toward us from their cars to check on us. everyone was actually really awesome. some lady helped me find my mom. >> her mom was in the duck boat and suffered a broken collar won. she and kate are still in the hospital. easy -- talked with pat. >> i may need surgery on my clavicle, but thisy are waiting to see. >> greg had a few cuts to his face, but was released from the hospital. they are all not sure when they will be back home. abc7 news. >> new at 11:00, this woman outside the ac/dc concert in san f

host: frank in union city, georgia. -- greg in union city, georgia. any comments on greg? guest: the research goes back quite a long time. the issue has a political and social salience that is somewhat higher than it has been, but there is a lot of research going back quite a long time, and the consensus view among the scientific community is that the production of greenhouse gases through activities such as cutting down and burning forests, and most notably the burning of fossil fuels -- coal, oil, and to a lesser extent natural gas -- is creating an effect that is leading to a long-term warming trend of the atmosphere. there is not much disagreement on that point any scientific realm. now in the political realm, it is hotly debated for a couple of reasons. ,ne, notably among republicans presidential candidates and lawmakers, there is dispute about the extent to which there is global warming. that is the dominant or largest driver of warming you see going back a ways. staying on the political round, there has been a huge and very legitimate debate about what should the ap

this kid has a beautiful swing. >> greg who? >> greg byrd. beautiful swing. slump-proof. well, as far as baseball goes. he's going to be -- slump-proof means, basically, you're not going to, your swing is mechanically sound. >> e follow you, duke, i've been around. >> he's going to be a huge star. evan long gore ya pops one up, brian mccann makes a great diving catch. the yankees played with a ton of energy, they really did. same score in the sixth. this is chaseheadly, that's going to -- chase headily, and that the throw to the plate. same score in the ninth, it's the rookie, byrd, crushes one right. that is a slow low -- >> this is the guy who's slump-proof. that's what you said. >> look, baseball, you're going to go through slumps. as far as -- >> how old is he? >> early 20s. he's a young guy. >> good for hum. >> yanks win it 3-1. so yanks and the mets this weekend, they're both off today, wig subway -- big subway series out at citi field. >> oh, fun. thanks duke. >> let's go outside, the it's going to be -- >> a beautiful day. >> jimmy is plying around the top of -- f

i've got greg with us, a former fox -- now a big deal at the vatican. good to have you again.father, this stop or this pope at this time, very important, isn't it. why? >> for him, and for the whole church. this school was on the brink of extinction in 2007. the parish closed down. so naturally the school would close down but that it was an inner city school, and a group of good laymen got together and made the school survive. i think his reason for coming to the school is primarily this is my take -- to say that it's very important for parents to provide a spiritual foundation to children before they go out there to meet the drug subculture which can eat them up. >> particularly in this neck of the woods. >> this neck of the woods. the majority of the kids in this school are hispanic, and then the black and then oriental or asian, i should say. >> i want to dip in a little bit you heared the danderseest things from kids. listen to this. >> this >> it's hard to hear. i apologize for that. but they are showing him some of their works works and what theye done the school. a lot