so, uh -- congratulations to harriet thompson. we're congratulating incredible accomplishments, i don't know if anybody saw the cover of "vanity fair" today, caitlyn jenner. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. such a wonderful photo. cannot wait to read the article. i mostly -- you know, i don't have any jokes about this. mostly, just, i am so happy. i can't believe we are sort of living in a time when this is happening and people are being so positive about it. so, congratulations, as well, to caitlyn jenner. [ cheers and applause ] now, um -- we mentioned it in the monologue, as of last night, several major surveillance provisions in the patriot act expired, including the ability of the nsa to collect phone records. we're going to explore this story in a segment we call "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] joining us now with his take on this development is nsa employee david jennings. >> thanks for having me, seth. >> seth: alright. thank you, david. so, the nsa domestic surveillance program expired. how are you, an nsa employe

harriet thompson finished rock and roll marathon in san diego in seven hours, 24 minutes 362nd to be exact. native of the charlotte, north carolina was asked before the race how she does it. >> i put 1 foot down and then another one. actually, i don't know. >> wow. >> she says she was inspired to run for her son who just started chemotherapy treatments. she said she prayed for him while she was running. >> she is something else. >> definitely. >> much more to come in the next half an hour, we will be right back. >>> sunday night here is what is happening on "action news" at is 11:30. a crane comes down in the streets of the manhattan bringing glass debris and office chairs along. amazingly in one was kill. >>> disgraced former house speaker dennis hastert takes another hit as he prepares to take a judge. >>> woman who drops a computer off at a calorie cycling center will be getting a big paycheck, only problem nobody knows who she is. >>> first family and friend are america loss of beau biden, eldest son of the vice-president, joe biden passed away yesterday losing his battle against

harriet thompson finished the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego with an unofficial time of seven hours the north carolina mother of five is a three-time cancer survivor, this was her 17th 17th marathon. thompson started running only when she was 76. >> wow. >> just can't say congratulations enough. she overcame so much. >> unbelievable. >> that does it for us here on abc7 at 5:00. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." crane crash. the high-rise scare. a giant piece of equipment breaking free, falling 30 stories. the damage and the injuries. >>> gathering storm. heavy rain moving across the east. millions bracing for possible strong winds and flash flooding. >>> remembering beau biden. the vice president's son. a husband, father, veteran, and promising political figure. his brave fight against brain cancer. >>> drone danger. singer enrique iglesias, reaching out, getting sliced. then bleeding on stage. all caught on camera. the risky move that backfired. >>> and trash to treasure. the very old computer a widow gave away. and the rare find it turns out to be.

that is harriet thompson. she became the oldest woman to finish a marathon. 92 years old. she ran the rock and roll marathon in san diego yesterday in seven hours, 24 minutes. the race is fundraising for leukemia. she says she may do it again next year at the age of 93. >> why not? >> without. >> seven hours. it would take me twice that long. >> oh my gosh. she is my inspiration. i don't really like to run. >> your new hero. >> yeah. >> pam. kicked my booty. are we in 1976? >> can't say anything else on tv. >> okay. it just brought me back to the playground there. good morning everybody. let's see what we have. the traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive out to the westbound 24 it looks pretty good as you drive up to the tunnel. not a bad commute at all. there is no major problems on 680 nearby from benicia bridge all the way to the walnut creek interchange. also westbound toll plaza a little bit of slowing in some of the cash lanes. for the most part it looks good getting into san francisco. and the morning commute looks good here on 880 south from hayward to fre

harriet thompson became the oldest woman ever to finish a marathon today, crossing the finish line at the san diego rock-n-roll marathon. >> thompson is a two-time cancer survivor. trained last year in spite of leg infections and the loss of her husband. she finished today in seven hours and 24 minutes. i want to see some i.d. are you really 92? >> she's fantastic. >> amazing. >> great shape. very inspirational. good for her. thank you for joining us tonight. >> see you at 11:00. ll: hello, i'm doug mcconnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you along the "openroad." doug: we'll venture down the shaky san andreas fault to discover geological wonders, wonderful wine, and a mountain reborn, where giant condors may one day soar. steve abbors: and somebody's gonna be the lucky person to see that. doug: we'll see condors soaring now above big sur and get very close. we'll visit two national parks that played key roles in winning a war and saving nature. and we'll meet a photographer with an artistic eye and a passion for history and beauty, day and night. [music]

harriet thompson has become the oldest complete a mass.crossed the line in a race in san diego thomp son started running at the age of 76. she has completed sixteen mountains to help raise money for cancer reseveral. she finished on sunday in 7 hours and 30 minutes and 36 seconds. much more kneesnews at aljazeera.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm sheila macvicar and this is "compass" where foreign policy is personal. there is nothing more personal than heroin addiction. moved out of the inner cities

harriet thompson completed the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego yesterday. the accomplishment makes her the oldest person in the world to finish a marathon. thompson finished it in 7 hours, 24 minutes, and she was asked how she does it. >> well, i guess the fact that i did have a little training before. i've done it before, so i thought, well, if i did it before, maybe i can do it again. that helped. >> if she did, yesterday thompson's 56-year-old son ran next to her. since she started running marathons at age 76. she raised more than a hundred thousand dollars for the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> i think that's her 13th or 134th. >> she's amazing. >>> a former marine to the core after obliterating a fitness record. 57-year-old george hood spent 5 hours and 15 minutes in an abdominal plank position. he broke the previous world record of 4 hours, 26 minutes, the excruciating endeavor was to raise money for wounded service members, and if he's ever done that. after about a minute he began to fall apart. >> he was there for hours. >>> time now is 4:56. the

. >> harriet thompson finished rock-and-roll marathon yesterday, becoming the oldest woman to finish a marathon. her un official time, just over seven hours and 24 minutes. thompson classically trained pianist, plays old piano piece toss get her past the miles. >> i've done it b i thought well if i did it before, maybe i can do it again. >> my son said mom, will you do better next year. >> she did terrific this year. thompson said she is not sure if she'll run against next year but reminds us after last year's race she wasn't sure if she would run this year eitherment not making any promises but 92 years old and running marathons? >> and the family support behind her. >> and you never know. >> and singing the tunes. >> talking to her, listening to her that she is 29? >> inspiration to us all. >> well done. today would be good day to hit the treadmill if you are training for the marathon. coming up on 43:00, katy? >> absolutely one of the indoor activity kind of days we ends one very soaking rainout, there our eyewitness weather watch remembers definitely talking about it this morning

and tonight, a new milestone. 92-year-old harriet thompson, makeing history to become the oldest womanrun a marathon. she says it's simple. >> if i can do it, you can do it. start walking around the block. that's what i did. >> i don't know if i could do it. her time today, seven hours, 24 minutes, 36 seconds. good time. >>> still ahead, a little classroom filled with inspiration. two teachers, why they do it all. an "america strong" story. when we come back. 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 adults and children with dia

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harriet thompson is the oldest to run and complete a marathon.t in san diego over the weekend. she is a two-time cancer survivor. her run raised thousands for the leukemia and himoma society. good work harriet thompson. from one marathon to the next. brian? >> i'm inspired by harriet. that is fantastic stuff. congratulations to her. a different kind of marathon now. marathon petroleum and one of the biggest gas station owners in america. also speedway that you will probably know the ceo will know you can get it wrong. >> let's get right to it. how has the steep drop in the price of oil impacted marathon? >> the fall of last year when you have a falling cost is certainly helps you. pries come down and usually the price in the street is sticky on the way down and that turned around. the markets turned around and the prices start not to creep. it has been fairly balanced and looks like we are on the cusp of good demand numbers coming into the summer. . >> the refiners have been helped and valero and te sorrow and the smaller ones do well. you it wil

harriet thompson finished the rock and roll marathon in san diego 7 hours.of five is a three-time cancer survivor. this was her 17th marathon. unless you think she was a lifetime runner she started running at age 76. congratulations, harriet. beyond impressive. >> tas unbelievable. >> she looks great. >> there is hope for me. >> very inspiring. >>> warriors and cavs, a little preview. game one of the nba finals and all of the talk has been about lebron and stef curry. the former saint mary's star roaming and [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ >>> after a horrible start the a's are starting to heat up taking tree of four with today's win. he invited any warrior player taking the game. i think it is good news that clay is at the game. jesse chavez and he is gonna blow a fast ball past rodriguez. impressive outing. he hasn't within getting much run support. his 11th of the year and gives the a's a 2-0 lead. he was responsible for all three runs on the day. let's go bottom of nine. strikes o

harriet thompson crossing the finish line in the 26 miles race in 7 hours 24 minutes.arathon. >>> out of rehab johnny manziel is getting into fights. police in texas saying a fan was badgering him for a autograph when he threw a water bottle at him. >>> a driver can't believe his eyes when he finds his car covered in a sworm of hundreds of bees. firefighters were called in to remove them. >>> sweden giving men a third month of paternity leave. should the u.s. follow? >> heck no the man needs to earn a living. >> if we give it to a women, yes to men. >> family bonding should be on the front burner in the u.s. have a great day. "fox and friends" starts now. >>> good morning it's monday june first i'm kimberly guilfoyle. a fox news alert while you were sleeping. a patriot act expires. >> are we blithely going on and just say take it? i'm not going to take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. >> are americans better off or is our national security at risk. >>> meanwhile, they're not going anywhere today. a last minute extension keepin

. >> harriet thompson ran the san diego rock 'n' roll marathon, 7:24, and the race is 26.2 miles m. than 42 kilometers. get this she completed the same marathon some 15 times before. >> oh, fantastic. >> i have lofty idea. really lofty. i keep thinking, i wonder if i am going to be able to finish this. >> she is one awesome woman. you are watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. you should always dream big. stay with us. the news continues after the break. >> have a great day. to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious lifetime consequences. being prepared is important. philips lifeline with autoalert is more than just a medical alert button. it's an advanced fall-detection system, designed to get you help quickly. if you fall and you're unable to push your button, the fall detection technology within autoalert can trigger the button to automatically place a call for help. philip's lifeline has saved more lives than any other medical alert service. this is philips lifeline, we received a

other big stories online, this woman, harriet thompson, is now the oldest woman ever to fin arab marathonthe race in san diego in the time of 7:24. she's 92 years and 65 days old. how about that? the former record holder was just a month and a half younger. just amazing. makes you want to run. we have this video to show you from yesterday's nationals game. a lot of you are not too happy about this. watch this at-bat from reds star joey votto closely. he gets a walk after only three balls. the rules say, as you know it's four balls for a walk but somehow no one noticed. votto came around to score, too, and the nationals lost the game. keep a >>> a recycling firm is offering a $100,000 reward to the woman who dropped off a rare apple computer. it's similar to this one. it's one of only 2800 made by steve jobs and steve wozniak. the firm says the woman dropped off boxes of what she thought was junk from her husband in april. the firm couldn't believe what they found when they opened the boxes weeks later. the computer fetched $200,000 at auction. the company wants to give the woman her half

harriet thompson completed the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego over the weekend. oldest person in the world to finish a marathon. thompson finished it in 7 hours, 24 minutes. she was asked how she does it. >> well, i guess the fact that i did have a little training before. i've done it before, so i thought, well, if i did it before, maybe i can do it again. that helps. >> she's done it 13 or 14 times. thompson's 56-year-old son ran next to her. since she started running marathons at 76, she has raised more than a hundred thousand dollars for the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> you go. 5:56 in the next half hour, key elements of the patriot act have expired and that includes the ns a's controversial collection of millions of phone records. we look at what the senate will do next. >>> and it is june and that means this month's tough new drought restrictions go into effect. all across >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, and it's also june the 1st. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. ti

harriet thompson lives in char the lot north carolina she completed yesterday's rock and rel role marathonin san diego. she finished in little in more than seven hours and 24 minutes. this was her 16th rock and rel role marathon. she said it was by far the hardest. her husband died in january and then she battled a staph infection in one of her legs but she did in the start running, marathons until she was in her 70's. she's a classically trained piano player and she played old piano pieces in her head to help her make it through that marathon. >> see music. >> yes, it always does it. >> it gets us rocking in the morning. >> we have to at the this hour. >>> coming up she thought it was trash but it turns out this was a treasure why former owner of this computer had has hundred thousand dollars coming her way if she can be found. >> you have to be careful what you they out. >> my goodness. >>> guess what kim k has some big news, everyone get excited what she reruled last night. couple row homes catch fire in chester. we have details on what happened there. >>> remembering beau biden rising

. >> my son ray says mom you'll do better next year. [ laughter ] >> that's harriet thompson, the oldestn to run a marathon. 7 hours 24 minutes was her unofficial time. they passed the time during a rain delay by sharpening their wwe moves. those were fake moves. how about some real? bobby stall goes sliding along the track to make the grab. to milwaukee where fans are getting pretty good at multitasking a barehanded catch. surprise the cyclist is on his cell phone. i have no idea what this guy's excuse was but klay thompson isn't the only guy who will have to pass a concussion test after that. how about roberta gonzalez. she just texted me. she said it's 94 degrees trying to do an iron man. >> pretty impressive. >> she competed all over the place. >> the woman who was 77, is that how old she was? >> oldest ever to complete a marathon. >> goodnight. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey!

that's harriet thompson completing the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego yesterday. complishment makes her the oldest person in the world to finish a marathon. thompson finished in 7 hours, 24 minutes. she was asked how she does it. >> well, i guess the fact that i did have a little training before. i've done it before, so i thought, well, if i did it before, maybe i can do it again. that helped. >> it's true, she's run about 13, 14 marathons. yesterday thompson's 56-year- old son ran next to her. that's an accomplishment, too. since she began running marathons at age 76, by the way. she's raised more than 100,000 bucks for leukemia lymphoma society. raise those arms. what a weekend. >> she's amazing. >>> time now is 6:51. a home video goes viral when a cop in virginia decides to have a little fun with his two kids in a toy truck. >>> it is june and this is the month tough new water restrictions go into i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> five th

look harriet thompson, 92 yeergsyears old, just finished the marathon. what does this prove?se the retirement age. old people are taking over. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is next. >>> are you freer right now or less secure? as congress fights over the patriot act, surveillance programs are put on hold. this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the debate is as old as america itself. which is more important? your privacy or security in and how much of one are you willing to give up to get more of the other? a 21st century version of the argument is playing out right now behind me on capitol hill. a handful of provisions of the patriot act have been sus

harriet thompson won the san diego rock 'n' roll, finishing in 7:24. there he is.les. more than 42 kilometers. get this, she completed the same marathon 15 times before. >> wow. >> i have such lofty ideas. really lofty. i keep thinking i am wonder if i am going to be able to finish this. >> keep this in mind. harriet had cancer twice, said this is the only mare then she runs, it raises money for blood cancer research. >> isn't she wonderful. this year has ben tough for her. her husband died of cancer in january. and one of her sons died of chemotherapy. >> you are my hero. you go, harriet. >> you're watching "cnn newsroom." and i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. please do stay with us. well, a mortgage shouldn't be a problem, your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?" i'll just take a water... get your credit swagger on. become a member of

on sunday 92-year-old harriet thompson became the oldest woman ever to finish a marathon. cer survivor. good for her. and she finished the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego california with a time of seven hours, 24 minutes, and 36 seconds. a big congratulations to harriet, on record, and setting the pace that way. meanwhile, of course i didn't run any marathons this weekend, but i sure caught some fish. here was some of the scenes from north country lodge on saturday. >> in manitoba. let me see that fish woody. whoo, look at that baby! look at that. he's fishing off of woody's rod now. look at that son of a gun. let me see that. how big is that? >> that's nice. >> huh? what's that got to be about 26 27? huh, 26 27? >> 24.5. >> >> 24 1/2. just another day. a beautiful day in the north country. all right. nice fish right there. here we go. artie has got one right over there. >> all kinds of fish. dan has another one. we're catching four fish in a minute. >> holy cow! >> it was artie who got the big one at 11 pounds. i know i could do this every day of my life. if inning spo

that's harriet thompson. that was in yesterday's rock'n'roll marathon. that's in san diego. this is the 16th time she's done that race. when it comes to running, she keeps things very simple. >> i put one foot down and then another one. actually, i don't know. i love to run. >> 7:24, is that a good time? >> for 92, yes. >> i couldn't finish one at all. she is crossing the finish line. we see her there. she didn't start running marathons until she was, get this, in her 70s. >> never too late. >> she stayed in involved in running because she loves to raise money for cancer research. not only clearly in great shape she looks great. face and hair done. that's who i want to be at 92. if she could bottle it up and sell it, boy, i'd invest in a second. >> congratulations to her. we have another world record to talk about. this for planking. >> and a dog that can apparently do math. first, a piece of modern american history thrown out with the trash. you can find the next piece of that buried treasure. >>> inviting the world to your wedding. how people are getting complete strangers

harriet thompson of charlotte, north carolina, ran the marathon in seven hours and 25 minutes.ng for cancer victims, including her son who was recently diagnosed with the disease. what a great story, that is our update this hour. let's get back to "squawk alley". >>> thank you, sue. shares of netflix up more than 80 incompetent year, and touching a fresh-all-time high on friday. but the question is will investors cool off on netflix as we head into the summer? barton kroskt is an analyst, good to see you this morning. >> happy to be here. >> safe to say there's a product redesign, orange is the new black coming out, and you have this continued ramp of original programming, what's going to move the needle? >> i think for netflix, the secular tide is in their favor. you know, what we're finding is that consumers are liking netflix as much or more than they liked tv. they're becoming more comfortable with using streaming, and i think that that gives netflix the opportunity to grow subscribers in the u.s. and to get more money out of subscribers in the u.s., and i think that's a se

harriet thompson of charlotte north carolina completed yesterday's rock and role marathon in san diego finished in seven hours 24 minutes. this is her 16th rock and roll marathon and she said it was bay far the hardest. the her husband died in january and she developed a staph infection in one of her legs while training. the she's 92. she didn't stop there. she began running marathons she didn't start running them i should say until her 07's and classically trained piano player and she met and played piano pieces throughout the the race to keep her going. she's starting in the 70's. >> technically 20 years ago almost. >> that is so much later in life. >> fantastic. >> it just goes to show. >> it is never too late. >> mentally, physically, that is the idea here on a rainy take sue. >> that is why you go to the gym. >> good point. >> you run treadmill in the gym and watch the the lightening show outside. now, this flash flood watch for counties highlighted in green does not go into effect until noon time because that is when we expect our next round of showers and thunderstorms to move t

marathon is a major event for most people but doing it at the age of 92 is something special and harriet thompson to complete the marathon when she crossed the line in san diego and started running at 76 and completed 16 marathons, her time 7:24:36. not too shabby at all, more sport on our website, for the very latest check it out at al jazeera/sport with blogs and video clips from correspondents around the world that is it and more later. >>> before we go a solar plane attempting to fly around the world has had to make an unscheduled stop because of bad weather. the pilot of the solar impulse impact was 36 hours in flight across the pacific when a decision was made to land in japan. he will now wait for clearer skies before continuing. stay with us here on al jazeera another full bulletin of news is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ the death toll in iraq rises as i.s.i.l. continues to use suicide car bombers with devastating effect. ♪ hello, you are watching al jazeera, also on the program, malaysia announces 6,000 job cuts in bid for survival after two fatal plane crashes. smoking ban in beijing as china in

harriet thompson completed that 26.2-mile treck in just over seven hours and 24 minutes yesterday in san diego. take a listen as she talks about the race and her new found fame. >> i walked across that finish line, that's the best part. it makes me feel like life will go on. i love being pampered and i don't know if this will last beyond today but its been fun while it lasts. >> she's got great genes doesn't she? the race was to benefit the leukemia and lymphoma society and harriet says she's happy to help. >> looking forward to our 330- pound right tackle and a small mini car. >> [laughter] >>> welcoming up in sports we'll let you know why rookie brandon sheriff is driving a souped up zebra striped golf cart. a hint all about granting a wish. >>> right after the break, topper is back with the there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, includi

harriet thompson from charlotte, north carolina she's a two-tile cancer survivor. to the terrible disease. but that didn't stop harriet. it only took her 7 hours 24 minutes to finish the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego on sunday. this was her 16th time running a marathon guys. she even battled a staph infection while running this race. if that's not impressive enough she's a classically trained pianist. she's played three times at carnegie hall. and she's a big thinker, too. listen to this. >> i got this lofty idea to really lofty, i keep thinking i wonder if i'm going to be able to finish this. >> you gotta love it. if you're wondering what her secret is to finishing these long races, harriet says she plays old piano pieces in her head while running. awesome stuff. all right. to baseball and speaking of marathons, the diamondbacks and the brewers, and the fans had to go 17 innings last night. little-known backup catcher martin mold naudo steps to the plate and he goes yard. he hits the ball like he was talking bad about his mama. puts an end to this marathon g

stephanie: 92-year-old harriet thompson became the oldest woman to finish a marathon. seven hours 24 minutes, 36 seconds. while this was her 16th marathon, she did not start running until she was in her 70's. incredible. she's a cancer survivor and wanted a way to stay active while supporting cancer research. congratulations to harriet. stephanie: absolutely outstanding. anyone who thinks i cannot change my lifestyle and get fit this woman is 92 years old. erik: there people half of her age who probably could not run it. stephanie: i am probably in that category. that does not mean you cannot start today. 92 years old, what an achievement. we talked about bill gross' term in this month -- terminal in the smithsonian. i say to put her sneakers in. i am signing off. we will be back at our new time at 8:00 with more big interviews including the former head of the u.s. treasury auto task force. stick around. we have a lot more to cover on bloomberg t.v. thanks for watching. ♪ olivia: manufacturing rebound we have seen a sharp decline in factory activity over the past year

but in san diego's marathon, harriet thompson defied time for more than 26 miles. >> i kept hearing "the oldest prn ever to finish a marathon. >> i remember seeing this confetti coming down. i had a ticker tape reception. and it was fun. >> reporter: harriet didn't listen to an iipod. she listened to the music in her head. she's a classic pianist, who has played around the world. playing a concert is harder than running a concert. >> this isn't a story about running. this is a love story. >> yes, it is. >> did you think about him during the race? >> all the time. >> he is sid, her husband of 67 years. he died from pancreatic cancer this past january. their son has colon cancer. harriet herself is a two-time cancer survivor. those stockings on her legs covered open wound from radiation treatments. since 1999 she has run this marathon 16 times and raised $100,000 for the leukemia and lymphoma society. >> i want to think i'm going to do it. i don't think i can't do it i'm going to do it. and that helps to be positive. >> reporter: you're still running marathons. >> one a year. >> reporte

vonnie: in san diego, 92-year-old harriet thompson became the oldest woman to finish a marathon to achieveed the san diego marathon in seven hours and 24 minutes. look at her. she has raised $100,000 for leukemia in the process. she was fully made up and beautiful when giving her tv interviews at the end. brendan: finishing strong, too. tom: this is 26 miles. brendan: 26.2, tom and how can you spend so much time in boston and not know this? tom: once i seriously thought about it, and then the thought went away. brendan: you had a gin and tonic and reconsider? tom: you have got that right. brendan: you heard it here. tom and i are going to qualify for boston next year. tom: coming up next, we have a veteran, rob roy, joining us to discuss his new book, "the navy seal: the art of war." stay with us this monday morning. monday -- vonnie quinn, brendan greeley. good morning. ♪ tom: good monday morning, everyone. let's get right to top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: microsoft will come out next month with the latest version of the windows operating system. in those 10 will be released in

that's harriet thompson.e first row of starters at yesterday's rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego. this is the 16th time she's done that race. >> amazing >> when it comes to running, she keeps things simple. >> i put one foot down and then another one. actually i don't know. it's just i love to run. >> seven hours 24 minutes. is that a good time? >> for 92, yes. >> i couldn't finish one at all. she is crossing the finish line. she didn't start running marathons till she was in her 70s. >> it's never too late. she said she enjoys raising money for cancer research and not only is she in great shape, but she looks great. hair was done after finishing the marathon. >> she's got a secret we don't know the. >> if she the could bottle it up and sell it, i'd invest in that in a second. >> another world record to tell you about for planking. >> and a dog that can doing math. first a piece of modern american history thrown out with the trash. how you can find the next piece of that buried treasure. >> inviting the wor

harriet. and we'll see you tomorrow. good night. clay thompsonthe team, the question remains will he play in game one? >> a controversial fire prevention plan. tonight, the removal of hundreds of trees. >> can putting a swimming pool in your backyard actually save water touring the drought? >> they made a movie about me. >> this man has an impressive resume. if only it were true. the i team investigates a new case of stolen valor. >> good evening. >> he's been able to convince veterans groups he's the second most decorated soldier from world war ii. >> he was honored over the weekend but the i team was on hand as well to reveal the truth. dan noyes is here now with the story. dan? >> there is a network of people across the country who work to expose the phonies. this started to the pow network and retired navy s.e.a.l.s contacted me knowing i would check it out. the uss hornet museum honored an 89-year-old as a member of the underwater demolition team that predated navy s.e.a.l. >> my team destroyed 80% of the fleet in the ballotic sea. lost 19 o

harriet thompson, running into the record books there completing the rock and roll marathon in san diegohours and 24 minutes at age of 92. she started running marathons after she turned 70. she loves racing for charity. she says the competition keeps her healthy. more power to you harriet. what an amazing -- bill: we're jealous. martha: great genes. cancer and all. god bless her. bill: 7 hours? share a little bit of that, will you. could use that youth. hope you guys had a great weekend. martha: thank you, everybody. thanks for being with us. we'll sue you tomorrow. "happening now" starts right now. jon: we begin with a fox news alert. south carolina senator lindsey graham set to make it official. the three-term senator expected to enter the 2016 at an event happening right now. good morning to you. i'm jon scott. jenna: we'll have that event for you. hi everybody i'm jenna lee. senator graham is set to speak in the town where he grew up. he will make the case for stronger national defense and strategy against isis. with his entry into the race, there will be nine republican candidates i

her name harriet thompson from north carolina. she said training was tough for her she had a staph infection and one of her legs her husband died in january and still, she ran the marathon faster than i could ever train to run a marathon and i'm a third of her age. 92. and last year do you think? >> she makes me feel lazy. she was running in her 70's something to look forward to. stuart: moving on. check the big boards we're up 28 points okay i'm going to call this pretty much a flat market. it's june and we're supposed to go down and we're flat. positive reports on manufacturing and construction,help lift the market, but not much. we're up 20 points and that's it. fixing the economy. negative growth the first three months of this year. that means the economy contracted so which republican has the right plan to turn things around? i'm going to be discussing that with neil cavuto in the next hour. who is supporting hillary clinton? why her presidential race is missing the big donors needed to win. gas preenerino breaking that down.

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usually race against the clock, but in san diego's marathon harriette thompson defines time for more than six miles. >> they say go harrietered her on. at 92 she's the oldest woman ever to finish a marathon. >> i remember seeing this stuff falling down. they had confetti like lindburg with his ticker tape reception. it was fun. that was a complete surprise. >> she didn't listen to an ipod. she played music in her head. sergei rock mon november's d major. >> this is what you played before the race. >> yes. and some fast pieces too. >> she's a classical pianist who for decades performed around the world. playing a concert she said, is hearder than distance running. it takes more discipline even when you set the record as the oldest female marathoner in history. does that matter to you? >> not at all. >> this isn't a story about running. it's really a love story. >> yeah, it is. >> did you think about him during the race. >> oh, he's with me all the time, yeah. >> he is sidno recommend husband, her husband of 67 years. but cancer also runs in this family. sidn o sidnor died from pancreatic cancer. her son has colon cancer. h