anderson from the school district would like to say something. >> heidi and hi, i'm heidi the public relation manager during the school day we're going in charge of over 56 thousand kids. when the earthquake happened on sunday our superintendant called the executive team we're going to have a drill i have a meeting he said in the earthquakes don't look at the calendar we're going to have one and do a review so we're going to get ourselves in shape. thank you heidi i think your frooef jingling has an announcement thank you to the folks in light of the events it keeps us coordinated and it was an early morning but we were well-informed and coordinated. also to allude to the directive that mayor ed lee sent out we talked about the disaster workers we're all involved i took the time when we brought 40 new workers to remind them of the importance since we'll be buses 80 i didn't to make sure we have things in order at home on sunday i and my 3 boys we went through the disaster pack and the food was good for another week we made a meal out of it i encourage to i look at your kits some of t

sam greenhau schlt and heidi moore. it was stunning to watch the immediate reaction to it. people had been pretty gloomy. the number came in below expectations and, yet, it was above 200,000. what does that mean. >> it says something about how far we've come that 210,000 jobs report is seen to some degree as disappointing. but at the same time, it really says something about how far we've come with 210,000 is disappointing. from the market's perspective and in a general sense, coming into the report, there was a lot of nervousness in markets. this number was 275 or on par with what we've seen last month that the fed wouldn't have to pull forward the rate hike forecast so you had some negativity built in so when it came in roughly speaking on the benign side you had some optimism in the market that the fed would keep it longer. >> heidi, when you look at over 200,000, that's the longest streak since 1997? pretty good deal? >> we don't want to throw cold water on that because it's progress but it's hard not to compare it to where we could be. we lost so many jobs during the r

>> how is it with heidi? is it so much fun? >> we have fun.he as hidden musical theater geek. >> she should do "glee." >> "les mis." >> we sing everything. sometimes "chorus line" when designers are standing up there. ♪ what i did for love >> i was going to say. ♪ god i hope i get it >> there you go. what are we going to learn today? >> we're going to sew. >> what are we going to see on "project runway" this season? >> let's talk about tonight. tonight is the second episode of season 13 and tonight is one of my favorite things. alternative material challenges. we're going to the movies. they have to come up with stuff with materials -- >> like trash? >> popcorn? >> like things that are inspired and made in the movies. film. popcorn maybe. >> all your life did you want to be a designer? >> i started sketching little dresses and sweaters when i was 3 or 4. >> that's a dead give-away. >> i wanted to be an actor and a singer, a jazz and tap kid. i became a baritone. no more tenor, no more good roles. >> it ain't over yet, honey, never say never. t

heidi walter plans to spend the night at her house. this is her old family home which was built in 1915. and she does not want to leave. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> vic, thank you. >> more than 200 people went to the hospital for treatment today. >> abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington is at queen of the valley medical center on those injured. elissa? >> reporter: very busy day here at the hospital. people have been coming by since 3:20 in the morning when that earthquake hit. i got some new numbers. 208 patients were treated here at queen of the valley hospital today. plus three staffers. so that brings the number of injuries to 211. most people suffered minor injuries, things like bruises, cuts, bumps and sprained ankles, things of that nature. because of the influx of patients, triage tents were set up outside the emergency room. hospital officials say a lot of people came in directly following the earthquake, that includes a 13-year-old boy who was hit by part of a crumbling fireplace. he was air lifted to uc davis. he was in critical

joining us dan greenhaus and heidi moore, finance and editor at "the guardian". it was stunning to watch what happened at the jobs report and the market's immediate reaction to it because people had been gloomy and doomy. this number came in below expectations. >> it says something about how far we have come that a 210,000 jobs report seemed to some degree disappointing. it says something. from the market's perspective and a general sense coming into the report there was a lot of nervousness in the markets that if this market was 275 or on parwith what we had seen last month. so you had negativity built in. when it came in on the benign side you had optimism in the market. >> heidi, when you look at over 200,000 now for six months in a row that is the longest streak we have seen like that since 1997. >> we don't want to throw cold water on that. it is definitely progress. it is hard not to compare it to where we could be. we lost so many millions of jobs during the recession. we not close to full employment by any means. the number we should be watching most is l

howard stern, howie mandel, heidi and mel b.dicine. so i dressed up in a mime. i was horrible as hell as a a mime. >> jimmy: you kept falling down and re-putting your hat on. >> yeah, i was the worst mime in history. >> jimmy: the crowd was booing. >> when they gave me the four xs, i just laid into them. i told howard stern -- how can he tell -- he runs his mouth all the time. how he can tell me what to do. and then, i told heidi -- i said, "super-models ain't supposed to talk." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: as this is coming out -- heidi klum's face is, "who is this guy?" >> i was talking like this the whole time. the audience started booing. i was like "boo yourselves! boo yourselves!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's great. when the audience is booing. you're like, "you should boo yourselves." >> and then i just jumped off the stage and ran. and howie mandel -- like i was going to take him out. that was the most frightened i've ever seen a white man in my life. >> jimmy: you could tell it wasn't acting because he did that thing where h

. >> heidi walter came to get food. not only for herself, but friends who are home bound. >> my house slid off the foundation three or four inches. we had a lot of west-north movement. >> walter and her friend registered at the shelter, but felt they could still live at home. she invited us to her house which was about a mile away. from the outside it looked all right. on the lawn, the bricks from her fireplace gave away the real damage. on a closer look, the foundation shifted and the columns were way off. and the chimney, take a look. you can see a crack and light between it and the exterior wall. we followed walter inside. the fireplace had indeed fallen on to her living room and everything was hell ter skell ter. the legs of the heavy pool table had given way. the island shifted across the floor and all of this when she thought the house was safe from earthquakes. >> i had it earthquake retrofitted a few years ago. >> walter's spirit was amazing. >> a lot of good work to be done and we will do it altogether. >> desp

. >> reporter: i'm heidi zhou-castro. for a month we spent time in the height of the immigration conflict. it's caught more than 63,000 children crossing into the u.s. alone. we found a border with holes. 10,000 unaccompanied children crossing the southwest border. the children mostly from guatemala, honduras and el salvador provoked a national outcry. while most called the situation a humanitarian crisis, people in a few communities protested against the children's' presence. the obama administration responded by deporting more migrants and texas governor rick perry announced he would send 1,000 national guard troops to the border. their bodies continue the appear 80 miles to the north in the texas desert. so far this summer the brooks county sheriff's department says it has recovered 23 bodies, victims of the 100° heat and the ruthlessness of smugglers who leave the weak behind. >>> congress adjourned its session withouting taking action on immigration. heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera, dallas. real reporting that brings y

to extraordinarily high-end celebrities, whether it be armed schwarzenegger or heidi klum and seal.ig stock guys. gurus in their industries. >> reporter: this 16,000-square-foot estate in los angeles is for sale for $45 million. built by italian developers, it is by some accounts, the most expensive home for femasale in america. a master bedroom with three walk-in closets and 8 1/2 bathrooms. >> obviously, we take the client to this house that is an art enthusiast. we brought in the effort of bringing in special art. >> reporter: that's his daughter, also a broker at the agency, by his side. >> we are on boardwalk right now. the opportunity to represent market and sell a property like this, is extraordinarily exciting. >> reporter: tonight, he is throwing a champagne and caviar party. not for the high networth buyers. but for other select brokers, getting a first peek at the house. >> have you had any of the caviar yet? >> i'm vegan. >> reporter: and if this is what $45 million can get you in los angeles, this is what a similarly-priced duplex looks like in new york, where prices ar

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for more on this let's go right to heidi zhou castro in dallas. heidi?e know this buyer who has purchased this kurdish crude in the past has not said that they are actually the buyer for this shipment per se is lindel basso. they have purchased two shipments from the kurdish government in may, and it says it has not broken any laws, but it has canceled any future transactions. so what still remains unclear is what happens to this one million gallons aboard this vessel. we heard from the kurdistan regional government that that has been legally sold. however, payment normally for these kinds of things isn't exchanged until 30 days after delivery. well the oil has not been delivered and most likely will not be delivered thanks to a warrant signed by an american federal judge in texas who has authorized the seizure of this cargo. right now it is sitting 70 miles offshore since this weekend. and the u.s. marshall says it is monitoring the situation, and if that ship comes within 12 miles of the coast that's when marshals can board and confiscate the cargo, al

. >> this is heidi, an employee here at the tasty diner. what are your thoughts on the redskins and where they should go? >> back to d.c., where they belong. dan snyder has said in the past he was to move the team back to d.c. and bring the nation's capital a super bowl and perhaps a stadium with a dome. of course, it was dan snyder that move them out of d.c. when they moved to fedex field. we will see what happens. >> so many opinions, thank you. the redskins have called fedex field home since the 297. seating capacity is around 85,000. the purchasing the redskins, snyder has spent $100 million to enhance fedex field, including an owner's club suite level, solar panels, and electric vehicle charging stations. the redskins are not the only team playing a preseason game tonight. the baltimore ravens are on the road against the new orleans saints. pregame coverage begins at seven dirty p.m. -- 7:30 p.m. prosecutors drop charges against fred davis. his ex-girlfriend accused him of throwing dirt on her outside of a bar. davis maintained his inn

the hawaiian-themed fundraiser in sunnyvale was packed. 33-year-old heidi is a mother of two and wife of a public safety officer. she suffered a brain aneurysm on july 4th. since then she has had several costly surgeries and is now in speech and physical therapy in san jose hospital. heidi's mom says her daughter was overwhelmed when she learned about all the support from her community. >> we discover that she can read now. she was coming through on her dad's cell phone, looking at all of this. and she really got tears in her eyes. >> pretty overwhelmed by it all. >> yeah. i don't -- i don't think she had any idea how many people care. about her and how many lives she has touched. >> in addition to tonight's fundraising event, a go fund me website has also raised more than $107,000. >>> a burlingame woman missing since thursday has been found. 82-year-old sharon speaks was last seen driving away from her home on thursday. she was found safe this afternoon in fearnley, nevada, east of reno. no word on what she was doing there, but her daughter has gone to nevada to pick her up. the. >>

heidi and seal. tori and dean and maybe nick and mariah. lot of evidence to suggest that when star say i do again, it is soon followed by now i don't. >> he plans on giving me some more present probably like one a day for the next three years. >>reporter: happy pair before the rumor began. nick reportedly confirmed today they have been living in separate houses for few months. the he has been rat vow renewal is the blame. last year neck and mariah shut down disneyland for the april 30 anniversary. mariah posted vine video of elaborate fairy tale like renewal ceremony with prince and princess outfit and karen complete with twins and little rock and row but this april they only posted low key instagram photo of them posing privately as family. marriage trouble rumor quickly followed. >> it's honest and it's real and it's not about everybody having their opinion. >>reporter: very private beyonce and jay-z celebrated fourth wedding an versus any 2 2012 with vow renewalé ceremony. now the rumorhe

. >> heidi came and she drug me up to the grass and then made me crawl on her back and took me to mom the kids were rush to the hospital for treatment. cole's older sister who's allergic to bees was stung five times and their mother credits the dog saying things could have been a whole lot worse. >>> now, people in colorado can buy marijuana like you buy soda and snacks in a vending machine. the sads the latest technology to help businesses it works like a traditional vending machine but those making the purchase have to slip their driver's license in first to make sure they're at least 18. so right now, products sold lollipops, gummies and plenty of cock keys. the company behind the sads says it won't replace workers but helps when dispensaries are crowded with customers and goggle reveals much anticipated drone that would be capable of deliveries much the company is making airborne drones. they can deliver anything from candy to medicine. google says project wing will take years of development. rival amazon announced plans last year to use aerial deliver will he drones for service c

brown and people are much more favorable for henry and raising questions about heidi. the same information, the same profile. these deep cultural psychological internal barriers that people have about women and girls and that women and girls have about themselves. that is a more difficult area to explore and to measure that we are trying to do that because you look at political participation in our country. it's certainly nowhere near ha half. we don't have half of the corporations or corporate officers held by women on and on. so i think it's going to be real food for thought for both countries where there is so much work to be done to just end the oppression and the abuse and the dehumanizing of women and other countries like iran where we have made so much progress that we still have so much more we can do. >> no question. just flipping back for a second you were talking about maliki and how frustrating of a leader he is. you have traveled almost 1 million miles as secretary not to mention senator and first lady and the only foreign leaders you didn't need at this p

the pen is perfectly legal in the state of california with a prescription, and, well, heidi klume, usedmera but to twerk. she may regret that. hayden -- >> great dress. >> she gave up the big secret. we know she's having a baby, but now we know she's having a baby fwirl. >> did you see the picture of sophia tsh. >> they're calling it the joke that failed miserably. no one listens to the president when he gives a speech, so it was sped up, but he gave a two-minute speech, and she sat on the pedestal. some people were calling it sexist and that it was uncalled for. >> she said it was fun spshgs she had a perfect time, and it's part of the awards ceremony, so get over it. works for me. >> works for you? >>> in other news, mike epps know for his role in "the hangover" is apparently the lead in the wrup coming richard pryor bio pic? >> leading the charge is ashton kutcher earning $26 million in year. john crier is second earning $19 million, and in third how i met your mother star neil patrick harris. he earned $18 million. >>> and "the price is right" they're looking for its second male mog

heidi and seal and cori and dean and maybe nick and may rye after evidence suggest that when stars say i do again it is soon followed by now i don't. >> he plans on his giving me some more present. probably like one a day for the next three years. >>reporter: happy pair before the rumor began. nick reportedly confirmed today they had been living in separate houses for a few months. the elaborate vow renewal. last year nick and mariah shut down disneyland f

brown and people are much more favorable toward henry and raising questions about heidi. the same information. the same profile. these deep cultural psychological internal barriers that people have about women and girls and the women and girls have about themselves. that's a more difficult area to explore and to measure but you look at political participation in our country and you certainly know we are near half. we don't have half of the appropriations for corporate officers held by women on and on. so i think it's going to be real food for thought for both countries where there is so much work to be done to just in the oppression and the abuse and the dehumanizing of women and other countries like our own where we made so much progress but that we still have so much more we can do, no question. just to go back for second you were talking about melekian what a frustrating leader he was. you have traveled almost a million miles a secretary not to mention as senator and first lady and probably the only foreign leader has been kim jong-un speaking of bad pronunciation. the

brown, and people are much more favorable toured hundredry and raising questions about heidi. same information. same profile. these deep cultural psychological internal barriers that people have about women and girls and that women and girls have about themselves. that's a more difficult area to explore and to measure, but we're even going to try to do that becauses you look at political participation in our country, it is certainly nowhere near half. we don't have half of the corporations or corporate officers held by women, on and on. so i think it's going to be a real food for thought for both countries where there's so much work to be done, to just end the oppression and the abuse and the dehumanizing of women and other countries like our own where we have made so much progress but still have so much more we can do. >> host: no question. you -- just flipping back, you talked about maliki and what a frustrating leader he was, and you have been to 112 countries, traveled almost a municipal miles as senator, not to mention as senator and first lady, and probably the only fore

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of abuse of power and the man who they believe is running for president in 2016 is crying foul and heidilas. >> arraignment hearing scheduled for this up coming friday at 9:00 a.m. in austin but unclear whether the governor will appear in court, his presence is not required, more likely one of his attorneys will enter the plea of not guilty against the two felony charges that perry faces and abuse of official capacity and coercion of a public servant. it's unclear when perry will have his mug shot taken and fingerprints taken but we do know it's scheduled to happen sometime between now and friday. and we heard from his attorneys for the first time yesterday giving a news conference announcing they have every intention of fighting these charges and pleading not guilty. now they call this indictment against perry a sham saying the governor had been doing his job and directed the focus at what they call an outcry so far against this indictment. >> 4 1/2 million people are told to be on alert, hackers stole their personal data from hospitals run by community health systems. they have centers

join host joe fowler and and tv cooking expert heidi bohay as they show you how you can make every mealday, and find out how you can take advantage of a limited time never-seen-before "buy one, get one free" offer on the nuwave oven pro. >> i'm so happy to be back here with you! >> this is a phenomenon! it's the number-one infrared cooking device in the world! we personally know about the nuwave oven, o.k., and how incredible it is, but for those of you out there that don't know about the nuwave oven yet, you are in for such a surprise! >> oh, you sure are. >> this is a great appliance! what do you have for us? >> well, i have something i know you're gonna love. this is one of the easiest meals, healthiest and most delicious... one of my favorites to make in the nuwave. >> well, it's a nuwave oven meal-- we know it's gonna be good. >> that's right... o.k., a bag of frozen chicken breasts. >> frozen? >> that's all you need... frozen. >> frozen? >> don't believe me? >> well, i do but let's prove it to everyone else. >> i'm gonna show you how frozen they are. [bangs on counter, both laugh]

he was driving the pooh heidi when it crashed it into a marsh in texas.ive years ago, the car is so rare someone in another car was videotaping it. did and it claims he swerved to avoid a low-flying pelican. but prosecutors use this video to show that there was no birds and he never break. he also left engine running some salt water would run it. he has a $2 million insurance policy on the car he now faces of the 20 years in prison. cabana >> $1 million car. >> i'm sure he did not want the gray and silver, he wanted a different color. at 71 degrees, wins coming out the west and we expect winds to light up a little bit a good chance for showers and thunderstorms today. as we kick off this weekend rain will be with us not get the day but they denied the market and through sunday and monday if not a continuous rain but often on range. light showers early this morning, generally after 7:00 today and showers will pop pop and often on on the tap for the entire weekend. high temperature to the 86 degrees f, 4 percent chance of rain to mar 50 percent of our sunda

. >> friendsfriends of heidi croue putting finishing touches on their fundraiser.he woman suffered a brain aneurysm on july 4th. she has since had severe -- several costly surgeries and is now in aggressive speech and physical therapy at a san jose hospital. the fund me site was designed to get dough makes for her familiar live that has raced more than $107,000. >>> a would-be groom may be unlucky in love but he has big heart. coming up, how he turned his cancelled wedding reception into an act of kindness. >> taking a live look outside, temperatures will be going up this labor day weekend to check on the forecast after the break. with a new volkswagen turbo. reward card 0 obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay... and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan... okay you can't forget the cc... guys, this is going to take a while. get a $1,000 reward card on new 2014 turbo models or lease a 2014 jetta se for $159 a month after a

government only sees a problem with that ram an american is being killed but you know this same energy heidi congress may have been cutting off our behalf of syrian citizen. for three years now and the british government the american government never saw a problem with that in fact it was described as an act of you know how being the syrians to bring about their democracy and i think this is a sense of you know bringing the truth home when the truth gets told me it's a daunting fact and that's exactly my point is that when we've got young men and women from this part of the world from from you know what one would say the civilized part of the world however many would differ with my opinion on that though when we got young men and women going across and carrying out the same kind of atrocities as others have been doing and then you know potentially coming back to this country with that kind of a mindset with that kind of you know luck of appreciation for human life that is a concern not just for the government i would say i would say as a concern for for for the muslim community and others ar

here with more on the deal is caroline heidi. what is going on? >> risk. risks, risks, risks.he main one that keeps on coming back to the table is the u.s. unit. balfour beatty has a u.s. unit it is trying to sell. it says it is close to doing so for 700 million pounds. that is parsons. it is an infrastructure consultancy other in the u.s.. it is going to use 200 million pounds to give back to shareholders. for five years they have had this assets. it has never given any synergy. karelian who wants to merge with , they want to keep this u.s. asset. they want to keep this prize u.s. asset. that is what is putting off balfour beatty. balfour beatty also throws in another risk. it says, you are looking at scaling back the u.k. construction arm. we become this juggernaut with 3 billion pounds worth of sales. u.k.o that when the construction market is going great? they say it is the time to be in there. don't exit. that is another risk. balfour beatty is having a terrible run of it. the chief executive step down because of several profit warnings. they struggled to revive themselve

heidi klum and everyone is talking about lia dunham's tuiasosopo that landing her a spot on the worstssed list. i wonder why. ladies? >> thank you. >> the time is now 39 minutes after the hour. is the dollar bill so toxic it makes your sick. >> changing your personal information right off your phone. how to protect yourself. first a look at the travel forecast across the country. ♪ >> good music to get the day started. cocaine coated currency. >> a man tried exchanging wet dollar bills. moments later this numb and tingling fingers. the tainted money tested positive for cocaine. the man who tried trading them now in jail. >> an incredible photograph shows the moment a top secret pentagon lit up the sky. it was destroyed four seconds after launching from a test rafrn. the missile is designed to destroy targets anywhere on the earth within hours training 3500 miles per hour. the mission was aborted after a technical glitch. >> hide your tweets. the federal government could be snooping around on twitter. they will create an on-line data base and track misinformation and hate speech on-lin

the technological capacity that we are created through the inner jet is changing the american side heidi and the world society. it is making things very different. i think we have to be very thoughtful about this going forward and make sure that we make, we never lose sight of the touchstone that we were talking about this morning. >> thank you. says if we start giving suicide bombers here, i think that people will drastically over wrecked make this a police state. how do we prevent that? that inan kind of see the foreshadowing of what a police state could do in ferguson. with what hasree happened, for local police to have that with authoritative force community to say hold on a second that is quite overwhelming. aagree, as americans we have tendency of the last 20 years, something happens and we completely overreact. inhave a financial crisis 2008, let's spend a trillion dollars we do not have. is what we have in our tendency as americans of -- incal court this political discourse to do that. it is not our intelligence, it is the patriotism and the local -- loyalty of the american peopl

heidi get them to be part of the network? growthas been a slow process.ted in washington, d.c., originally. it was getting my friends on and their friends on. has grown concentrically around that. it moved to new york last year. this year, we have launched in a bunch of new cities across the country. >> every person has an average of 36 friends on hinge. 85% of the downloads come from word of mouth. >> that is right. it is even getting to 95% now. >> how does that happen? >> i think we provide a good experience other people are not used to. a lot of times, you join a dating app and see people who are irrelevant to you and you have to filter through people you would not be interested in at all. i think people are very surprised when we show you someone on hand, it is someone you are actually interested in. as a result of the social validation that comes from having a friend in common, people are more willing to move off-line more quickly. as a result, that turns into more stories. i went out with this person, i met them through hinge. that turns into anoth

heidi zhou-castro reports. >> reporter: four deputies who patrol an area nearly the size of rhode island. they, along with a meager staff of dispatchers are the life line for 911 calls from the desert. too often the caller is dead by the time they're found so why so many bodies here, 80 miles north of the border? well, the u.s. border checkpoint down the highway is key. the sheriff says smugglers will drive immigrants no further than this point, and here is where they will take away through the rough terrain. the nearest town is 15 miles away. >> i get everything that comes through. >> but because brooks county doesn't actually touch the border, it doesn't have authority to deal with what comes across the border. so it sells vehicles. >> this is the sheriff's office dealership. >> yes, this is my dealership. >> 40 go up for auction this last month. >> this probably brings about $3,000. >> the money keeps the police department live but even this speaks of death. >> our one hour special five days along the border airs at 8:00 and 11:00 eastern time. >>> iceland's barbarbunga volcano create

. >> she was referring to blow heidi after a the mtv video awards aware of her mother that they performed. the network apologized publicly on twitter as well as privately to beyonce. she tweeted that he did not ride the joke which was later confirmed by bet. >> zach galifinakis wallace darth in any single camera comedy show basket. it talks about a man who is pursuing his dream of becoming a professional clown it launches in 2016 it. he has not been on a regular tv show skype since 2011.since 2011. >> let's look at how things will be today. at 78 degrees i temperature, chance for showers and thunderstorms and not until tonight. >> we are still watching accident with injuries eight westbound interstate 80, we just heard they closed this entire stretch of a down route 47. we will get to update in a couple of a minute. >> top stories coming up, stay with us. us. what you're about to experience is a paid advertisement for tommie copper's performance apparel. compression and active wear has helped millions live with less pain and lead a more active, positive life. from ordinary people pursuing

. >> heidi have the relationships with the jet owners? have over 3000 airplanes in our app today that are controlled by vendors, certified air carriers. we connect directly to them through their scheduling systems , very similar to how ridesharing apps connect with cars. when you're searching, you are looking at real-time inventory and exact positioning of airplanes. we know all the costs associated with flying, so it is really the easiest thing to go into the app and look. >> do you have to be a member and doesn't cost a lot? >> our membership is like a loyalty program, similar to the airlines. if you're a member commie get discounts come, subsidized rates, loyalty points. you get a point for every dollar that you spend. you do not have to be a member. if you are a frequent flyer, it's worth your while, but if you fly one time per year for a golf trip with your friends, you can book it and fly on whatever you want. >> an idea of the costs involved? let's say you want to go transcontinental from new york to san francisco. >> the average f

north dakota senator heidi heitkamp tweets, on my way to the heritage museum.chris murphy writes, heading out to pick corn. and arizona senator john mccain tweeting from jakarta. had a good meet with indonesian foreign minister. you can find more tweets from members of congress. join our list at twitter.com/c-span. >>> coming up, we turn to american history tv. normally seen on weekends here an c-span3. we look at the 40th anniversary of president nixon's resignation, beginning with his televised announcement in 1974 followed by a "washington post" discussion of the event 40 years later with some of the report irs and authors who have written about the historic event. >>> tonight on american history tv in primetime, at 8:00 eastern, a look at the early american republic begoning with author william crystal on advice from the founding fathers. then joanne freeman discusses alexander hamilton followed at 9:40 by professor watson jennison teaching a class on political unrest in the early american republic. at 10:30 eastern, a classroom lecture on alcohol use in co

heidi's mom said her daughter was overwhelmed when she learned about all the support from her community. >> we discovered that she can read now and she was thumbing through on her dad's cell phone looking at all of this and she really got tears in her eyes. >> pretty overwhelmed by it all. >> i don't think she had any idea how many people care about her and how many lives she has touched. >> in addition to last night's fundraising event, a "gofundme" than $107,000. >> this is the second year a labor day tradition is being broadcast by a single network, unlike prior years when it aired on various networks. it airs tonight from nine to eleven right here on abc7. >>> oakland pride kicks off today. the parade celebrating the lgbt lgbtq community at 14th street and broadway and it ends at 20th and broadway. oakland native and grammy nomination percussionist sheila e. will be headlining the parade today. >> what kind of weather can they expect? >> skies are lightening you have there and it's warmer. everyone in the 60s." but we've got near 70 degrees over by the delta. so we will look for the

[applause] heidi shoup, a new press club member. [applause] [inaudible] journalist and tv news anchor for the middle east broadcasting network. [applause] tina masok, senior communications officer of the united nations foundation. [applause] last year "the new york times" listed the republic of congo on its list of 46 places to visit for its remarkable safaris, the world's second largest tropical rain forest and its rich culture. but beyond a tourist attraction, our guest today, president nguesso, has more if years made industrialization his priorities in the republic. economic progress in the last ten years has led to a cancellation of large amounts of debts through the international monetary fund. that has allowed the country to dedicate larger percentages of its budget to infrastructure development than it has been able to invest in any other time in the republic's history. the president's current seven-year term will end in 2016, and it's his second and final term allowable under the republic's current constitution. his last ter

heidi's mom said her daughter was overwhelmed when she learned about all the support from her community. >> we discover she can read now and she was thumbing through on her dad's cell phone looking at all of this and she really got tiers in her eyes. >> pretty overwhelmed by it all. >> i don't think she had any idea how many people care about her and how many lives she has touched. >> in addition to last night's fundraising event, a go fund me website has also raised more than $107,000. >>> oakland pride kicks off today. the parade celebrating the lgbt community at 14th street and broadway and it ends at 20th and broadway. oakland native and grammy nomination percussionist sheila e will be headlining the parade today. hopefully many will turn out for that. how is it looking for the pride festival? >> a little fog in the city but that won't last long. it will get stopped as it tries to enter the bay. we have a warm day today, another one, and the warmest day will be tomorrow. here's a look at high doppler 7hd. the low clouds are beginning to speaker in. about 5-mile visibility half moon

. >> i'm heidi. we spent a month in the middle of a crisis. 63,000 children were caught crossing into the u.s. we arrived in june to find a border with holes. in june, border patrol apprehended 10,000 unaccompanied children crossing the border. mostly from guatemala, honduras and el salvador overwhelmed detention centers and provoked a national outcry. most call the situation is humanitarian crisis. people in a few communities protested against the children's presence. the obama administration responded by deporting more migrants, and texas governor rick perry announced he would send 1,000 troops to the border. by july, the numbers crossing the border dropped by a half. as fewer migrants crossed, their bodies appeared 80 miles to the north, in the texas desert. this summer, the brooks county sheriff's department recovered 23 bodies. victims of the 100 degree heat and the ruthlessness of smugglers that leave the weak behind. the crisis along the border continues. congress adjourned its session. >>> ti

. >> jimmy: i'd like to see heidi klum work the seam.hank you for the compliments. i'm on cloud nine right now. tim gunn right now. "project runway" airs thursdays at 9:00 on lifetime. be right back with the white buffalo. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to thank idris elba. tim gunn, and apologize to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. first, it is music time. his album is called, "shadows, greys and evil ways" here with the song "this year" the white buffalo. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ another year older it came and went ♪ ♪ blood and the tears and the money spent ♪ ♪ the new year's here with the same old cast ♪ ♪ we dance and we drink like it may be our last ♪ ♪ buzzin' waitin' for the countdown to come ♪ ♪ feels like slow motion from ten to one ♪ ♪ a kiss and the fireworks light the sky ♪ ♪ falling apart over auld lang syne ♪ ♪ let's focus on this night alone ♪ ♪ just hope that we'd make it home alive ♪ ♪ the earth it turns spring rushes in ♪ ♪ days get longer and nights go thi

wardrobe malfunction, in way, everyone wants to look perfect on the red carpet, so when heidi klum train behind her, not only the designer got down on his knees to untwist it, but also modern family star jesse tyler ferguson as well. >> for more emmy coverage on and off the the red carpet you can check out the the insider right here on cbs-3 tonight at 7:30. >>> still a head on "eyewitness news", meals from the heart. >> when we come back a group of woman who cook for a cause how they help thousands of people a meal at a time. that is this weeks story of brotherly love. >>> a group of main line volunteers is feeding the the stomachs and the souls of people struggling to overcome long term homelessness. ukee washington introduces to us them in this weeks story of brotherly love. >> reporter: the bethesda project provides a home for people who otherwise would have in where to turn. volunteer cooks make sure that these people get a family meal >> and these women and many more, every in month to cook meals for the bethesda project shelter. >> fourteen bethesda project facilities, served more

. >> reporter: that initial fund-raiser, team heidi, brought in nearly $300,000.to the need around them. >> people all over our city, in our industry, that are one crisis away from just financial disaster. >> reporter: very soon, team hidi morphed into the giving kitchen, a nonprofit that offers hardship grants to the atlanta restaurant community. >> i had a 7 1/2 inch tumor in the middle of my chest. >> reporter: just over a year ago, bartender brandon temp was diagnosed with stage four cancer. a giving kitchen grant helped cover his living expenses while he was unable to work. >> to not think about the financial aspects of it and to focus more on the actual situation at hand was quite a relief. >> reporter: in a little over a year, the giving kitchen helped dozens griffith the gap. while grants can't be used for medical expenses, at an average of $200,000 each they often cover two months of rent and utili utilities. >> my husband was very selfless, very kind and very talented person. he knew really early on it had to be way more than just about one person and on

heidi's mom said her daughter was overwhelmed when she learned about all the support from her community. >> we discover she can read now and she was thumbing through on her dad's cell phone looking at all of this and she really got tiers in her eyes. >> pretty overwhelmed by it all. >> i don't think she had any idea how many people care about her and how many lives she has touched. >> in addition to last night's fundraising event, a go fund me website has also raised more than $107,000. >>> oakland pride kicks off today. the parade celebrating the lgbt q. community at 14th street and broadway and it ends at 20th and broadway. oakland native and grammy nomination percussionist sheila e. will be headlining the parade today. hopefully many will turn out for that. what should they anticipate for weather. >> this time of year it's all about the sea breeze and yesterday the lack of it or it came in a little late. it allowed for warm air at the beaches and the opinionins law and north bay warm up quickly but today i expect the sea breeze will be back and that should rule for minute are in chan

this prime minister needs to regain their trust and have them on board in this fight against heidi. >> jomana karadech achkaradecha. many thanks. >>> new developments into cnn over just the past few hours as it reels to the michael brown case. a man who lives near the scene of the shooting say he may have inadvertently recorded audio of the gunshots that killed brown and says he has been interviewed by the fbi, now cnn cannot independently verify the authenticity of the recording and we are reaching out to the fbi to confirm the man's story. but as that plays out we want you to listen to what could be a key piece of evidence. we're going to play that audio for you now but first listen to the man's attorney explaining its context. >> he was in his apartment. he was talking to a friend on the video chat. he heard loud noises and at the moment -- at the time he didn't even realize the import of what he was hearing until afterwards and it just happened to have captured 12 seconds of what transpired outside of his building. >> you are pretty. you're so fine. just going on some of your vide

but luckily their pitbull heidi came to the rescue. >> haiti saw me and came and she drug me up to thend then stopped and let me crawl on her back and then took me to mom. >> heard a bunch of screaming i saw my dog dragging my sop up by his pants. >> their mother says even in the hospital doctors were still pulling bees out of their hair. and if it weren't for a little help from haiti -- >> a couple of these kids could have got real sick or died. i'm sure of that. >> a four legged family member determined to do her dog gone best. and proving she sure did. >> thank my puppy. >> here's scott with look at you are labor forecast. hard to believe that we're talking about the unofficial end to summer. but if you like the cool temperatures and the low humidity enjoy tonight and tomorrow, because we are looking at 90-degree heat for a part of the up coming holiday weekend. so 50s again for some especially north and west. what about saturday? the pick day of the upcoming weekend. warm, pleasant, high temperatures top out in the low 80s. that humidity won't be that bad tomorrow but by sunday and