um-hum. >> you know what, though?ys don't realize that a fancy car, no matter the age of a woman, the woman is going to hoff it. 65, 75, 85, she'll like your ride. >>> for those of you that don't know where babies come from, we all know storks fly down with packages and put the baby in the house. but in today's society, there's an entirely new way for storks to deliver their babies. what they're do something embracing modern day technology and now delivering babies by uav. >> oh my, very clever, very t h technologically and advanced and secure. >> this is an announcement video for this couple. they have a production company, they shot this in phoenix, arizona, their company bird's eye productions make short films and videos, as their name would suggest they use a lot of uavs and drones so they decided this would be a fun way for them to announce to their friends and family and colleagues that, yeah, there's a baby on the way. we haven't heard anything from the stork union, we'll so he if they'll be protesting this new

you go um-hum, um-hum. >> stop talking about my mom like that. >> get some oysters. >> i think they're still together if they're getting oysters. >> hello! >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini and bonus day, also giving away a flat screen tv. >> two winners today. to enter you need thursday's buzzword, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> the buzzword coming up. >> stand by for the giveaway. >>> we've seen a lot of paragliding videos. this guy is up in the air in the clouds having a great time. i've never seen one like this. ever so suddenly, the shot changes and the skies are a little busier. >> what? >> that is 130 other paragliders all up in the air for the paragliding world cup in spain. this is actually the seven minutes before the race even starts. they're all milling around, so this is everybody just trying to not run into even other. >> that's fascinating. i never knew this was a thing and i love the race pods they're in. >> like it's not already difficult enough trying to avoid the over 1 hub other guys let's make it more difficult, clouds as well. so

you have got to it shake hum up. thinks he is the coolest cat in town.ol and that obama is not going to touch him and charlie rose is not going to touch him. you have got to shake him and then you will see the real putin and then he will emerge. no? am i wrong? >> might manage to milwaukee him angry but he is hard to seahawk up. i mean, this is is a guy with a very clear vision. bill, the western elites still dismissed the guy because he didn't go to the right prep school. he doesn't have perfect table manners. the outsider who's who changed the world. hit already, stalin, maou. is brilliant and has a long time strategy and his goals are clear. >> what does he want? >> he wants three thing. the smallest of them is to humiliate obama. he doesn't like obama. he is he a racist, period. the big things he wants is to restore russia's greatness. is he a great russian nationalist. restore russia's greatness to basically the height of the czar empire. the czar pushed into central asia. he wants to push into the middle east. he, working with iran, with his diabol

. >> um-hum. >> that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we will be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we are going to be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> nbc news political director chuck todd is moderator of "meet the press" and a new show about to launch here, "mtp daily" on msnbc. chuck, let's break this down, because first of all, donald trump known initially eight years ago, seven years ago, for leading the birther movement against then candidate barack obama. let's show you what happened on "meet the press" when you were questioning him. you will remember this better than anyone. when you were questioning him about this very issue and he was trying to get away from that legacy. let's watch. >> do you believe president obama is a citizen who was born in the united states? >> i don't like talking about it anymore because honestly i have my own feelings. i think he should have taken the $5 million. i don't know why he

that's something we haven't seen before since china started humming along.eason for that, i don't see any reason for that turn around. the chinese government has been doing everything it can to stimulate the economy and it hasn't really been working out. >> this a thing that sounds weird to americans. china's been growing at better than 8% a year for decades. we'd be thrilled if we got 6 1/2% economic growth. but that's really low for china and that growth in china has been really propping up a lot of economies in asia, australia and around the world. the u.s. is in this weird spot where we're like the one bright spot. the uk is doing okay. but we're in this weird position where we're doing pretty well and everybody else is kind of doing badly. >> right. >> i want to do lightning round. we got your predictions. you got today right. the next time the fed could make a change is october 28th which for political junkies is also the night of the debate. what do you expect? >> i expect no change on october 28. >> no change in october. december's possible but my gu

. ♪ woo ♪ come on ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ who ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ mum hum ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ )as que viven. pueden esperar con el papa francis francisco sem serÁ un mensaje lleno de esperanza, como hilo conductor la creaciÓn. todo lo creado la defensa de todo lo creado y la defensa sobre todo de la persona humana como lo mÁs importante de lo crea to por dios que, creo que serÁ un hilo conductor directo de todo momento, serÁ un mensaje de esperanza y misericordia y dedicado a la familia por el encuentro mundial que el papa viene a clausurar. >> los tres papas tienen un nuevo mensaje liberador no obstante, si hay diferencias juan pablo ii es santo, benedicto xvi fue un papa muy valiente cuando vio que no podÍa decir con el papado se retira y da paso al papa francisco y esÁa muy, muy ligado a todo lo que tiene que ver con la misericordia de dios y es el mensaje de principio y lo muestra en su vida al renunciar vivir en el departamento papal y vivir en santa mata marta. >>> usted tuvo la oportunidad de compartir con el papa juan pablo ii cuando estuvo ahÍ y nos trajo unas fotos que

musica) ya le etastan dando los toques i finales al altar donde el pfapa francisco dara su misa, su humhando alabanzas y el g p grupo religioso maÑana estaremos cubierto la misa y que pueden n enontr encontrar mas de la coberturaenn telemundo.com. >> la aiinvitacion esta ahi, m munich arranco el ockober feste, alcalde le dio dos martillazos a la allave del barril donde salio la cerveza, los dos lideres al a alzaron sus bvasos y brindaron a asistentes celebran con cervezas y con delicioso pollos y papas, se esperan 6 millones de visi n visitantfes,nosotros llegamos al final de esta edificicion y l m damos las gracias, sigue siendo sabado asi que pasela estupen m estupendamente. >> enatardes y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en nuestro programa la música de los regionales y el artista carlos pérez, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta, comunidad del valle con damián trujillo. >> damián trujillo: comenzamos hoy en comunidad del valle con una organización llamada the american g.i. forum, una organización no lucrativa aquí en el Áre

. >>> ho hum holiday season?why some predict this would be the weakest holiday season in year. >>> and digging into your favorite breakfast cereal is costing you more these days. what's causing the sticker shock in the cereal aisle? >>> it's three months until christmas and retailers already rolling out their strategies for the holiday shopping season but experts say sales will be weaker this year. nbc's courtney reagan explains. >> reporter: every year, the competition gets hotter and hotter, and this syria no exception as retailers race to put out holiday programs earlier and earlier in hopes of grabbing shoppers' dollars before rivals. >> because retailers got so promotional in black friday in the last four or five years it's diminished the importance of the holiday. so they've extended their pro poti motions throughout the holiday season and put them online so consumers don't feel the pressure to be in the store 6:00 a.m. black friday morning. >> reporter: walmart has already been running its lay away program

. >> el papa francisco viene a eso , a darnos bendiciones su hum d humildad porque es lo qnosue noa mostradostados unidos cona al aire libre . >> dodnde el evangelio se esc c escuchÓ en diferentes hidiomas l papa hablÓ del a fami la famili. >> ojalÁ se abriera a los mila milagros del amor para el bien de su propia familia , y de toda la familias del mundo . >> el sponumo pontÍfice aÑadiÓ . >> en mi casa , se grita? o se h habla con amor? y ternura, es n una buena manera de medir nues r nuestro amor . >> antes de terminar la misa el papa francisco tuvo el gesto de darle a varias familias el ev evangeli do de san lucass una d de lha habana . >> una experiencia unÚnica, m a maerama maravillosa dejÓ el papa en cuba acÁ tambiÉn en estados unidosun mensaje de paz, de amor . >> un mensaje que panfrancisco o corona la gira de 10 dÍas or b cuba, washington y nueva york tambiÉn filadelfia . >> buuien lo que vemos ahora q muchas personas comienzan ya las obras de limpiza . >> cossttÓ para algunos irse q porque viven esta experiencia , pero bien mientrras quas que to desmantela el reto en el mensaje que

by the way, that's a hum dread dollar value. >> and so how do we get all of this good stuff? >> she always asks the good question. right there. or at any time, you can log on. >> you won't be able to make a phone call. the lines are going to be jammed, right, michael? >> i've been told i need more beautify case. >> we're not saying anything. you just hang onto that and we're going to take a break right now. >> art comes in all form. great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. . >> i'm alma dates. coming up new at 6:00. back to school again. today's return to class for some fire students and why it was so important. >> a teenager that's drawn lots of attention. the 16-year-old gives his side of the story. all of that plus much more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00.

said people are finding that people are in shelter or in hotels that feel unsafe and would come to humming bird because they need a place to sleep question want to say awake at night to say alert a lot of things people come to it highlights the foods insecurity i've been doing studies and it made us realize that is a far-reaching issue so a lot of these people come to eat and the third thing people come for one-on-one conversations to go to them to say interesting you have a lot of programming and music and tv watching and movie watching nobody wanted to do it they wanted somebody to license to them and the peers spends two to three hours with a person north korea stop the nice place about the place what happens they'll talk but a peer to sit and talk with you it's been helpful we have a person that was homeless went through the navigation center and very, very disorganized and mentally oil she slept with her dog in the backyard to have her pet she stayed housed but it was helpful to have a facility to work with her this was helpful. >> don't take that the wrong way i want to make sure we

>> um-hum. >> basically, where's -- >> i'm sorry, it's okay. >> it ain't. need to talk to the warden about them not -- >> stop, stop. >> please. please. >> you don't have to do anything. >> okay. >> go. >> parole hearings are not considered opportunities to visit. once the hearing is over, family members are immediately escorted off prison grounds, which leaves culbertson alone to absorb the impact of today's decision. >> i'm speechless. >>> coming up -- >> something i noticed when i first got here, everybody was in a relationship. everybody's hitting on everybody and i was just like -- ew, what the hell? >> she didn't want nothing to do with me, she didn't like me, but you know, she came around. the dimples. they got her. >> illicit relationships behind prison walls. >> i love you. plaque psoriasis... ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and

we had the ho-hum economy we've had the past four or five years. that's what the jobs report said and the market skyrocketed since 2011. now, we have a similar report than the one over the years but the market crashes, why? >> i think that most folks read it as a good jobs report. i didn't. david: i didn't either. >> i started to see the reflection of what's happening in china and asia in the jobs report. in particular, it wasn't just mine that was down, if you take automobiles out, the entire manufacturing sector took a very large hit, in terms of jobs this month. another thing is the private sector did not create a lot of jobs, even with adjustment next month into this month's data, didn't create a lot of jobs and where it did, they're government funded jobs, a huge jump in health care. the government sector added 33,000 jobs, mostly schoolteachers. a good deal of the jobs created were created with tax dollars, not by private sector growth. that's what gives me pause about the fed raising rates in september. david: but lindsey, the point is this

catherine: the roar of the v8 has been replaced with the near-silent tom of the electric hum of the electricr at the frankfurt auto show. workers were to reduce o2 missions. >> we will deal once again the question, what are appropriate incentives to get electric cars on the road? catherine: high-end manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon. audi unveiled its first fully electric suv. they plan to enroll 12 electric waddles. >> before the end of the decade, we will bring 20 electric and hybrid cars to the market, from small cars to the audi a8. gilles: catherine: mercedes -- catherine: mercedes and bmw are expanding their presence, taking on tesla. >> having the most respected names in the automobile industry come out and say electric is the way forward and make a very public commitment to build electric vehicles for us is a huge win. tesla is leading the way. catherine: the market share for electric cars for the first half of 2015 barely reached 1% in the u.s. and france. tax incentives are helping to change that but sales are struggling to take off and the return of cheap oil hasn't helpe

that's what makes the factor hum.hat they say is submitted if are your consideration, same thing with all of the guests. connor, new jersey, i chose to read "killing lincoln" for summer home work and it was amazing. i appreciate that. "killing lincoln" now out in paper book. thank you very much. sasha, staten island, new york, thanks bill for an o'reilly summer. read "killing patten" on the beach and caught the "don't be a pin head" show. only three shows in the fall have tickets remaining, chicago, south florida at the hard rock and phoenix. details on billoreilly.com. happy birthday to evelyn wagner, 102 in florida. way to go. and finally tonight the factor tip of the day. this coming sunday, september 6, i am once again a magazine cover guy. parade magazine which you get in your sunday newspaper has an article on my books called "bill o'reilly is killing it." the stimulator for the piece, "killing reagan" which will be released on september 22nd. the article is fair which is refreshing and don't forget, if you beco

kellye: i've been humming that all day. devon: now it's going to be 1980's movie night on netflix.p on the weather, we are having a chilly start. the real-time temperatures, into the 50's. if you have the window wide open, take a moment to get it down to play crack. if you have the window wide open it will be cold tomorrow morning. 52 gaithersburg, close to the 40's. 63 downtown washington. a snapshot from one of our favorite spots, overlooking the nation's capital from arlington, the marine corps memorial, always a beautiful shot. another wonderful night, crystal clear skies, allowing temperatures to fall back. the high temperature comparison sunday, the core of the cold air , the wind off the great lakes to buffalo, only 56 the high. that is settling in overnight tomorrow morning. we'll so have a northwest breeze. it is our first fall like day is the northwest wind at 10 to 20 got higher. the next two days, borderline cold tomorrow, but we warm up, mild in the afternoon. tuesday starts to get warm, but don't worry, still dry air in place, still comfortable. reset the forecast, go

. >> it's a gradual process. [ humming ] >> donny can do about anything.by are unveiling the donny osmond home collection of furnishings. >> a major laun we'll have our furniture all over the country. we've come out with two li we come out with city and country. there's two different lines that you can choose from. >> confession, i am excited about this because donny actually offered to help decorate one of rooms in my new house. i'm taking him up on it because i'm moving into my new place this weekend and i'm a mess. completely overwhelmed. no idea where tostart. >> can i show this pick that donny tweeted out of the two of you and they call puppy love. >> he's my boo. >> for real. i like, look at these two together. >> in ou "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which musician told us he would most likely be a truck driver if a rock star, bruce gunvalson disses them. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t."birthdays, which musician told us that he'd likely be a truck driver if he w rock star. >> pro

the chip pea dishes of hum mulls are fall fell are staple foods throughout the middle east. so of course they're on the menu at nizar bitar's restaurant. he comes from syria, like many of his customers too. they've fled to turkey to escape the civil war at home. >> i like to make food, and, you know, kitchen work. i like it so much i decide, i must work, because syrian people also missed more things here. like bread, like syrian kitchen. bitar arrived in turkey from damascus with two suitcases. he was on the run from the syrian secret police. with his restaurant, he was able to make a new start, and to offer the growing tide of young syrian refugees an opportunity to build their own future. >> we didn't want to leave them in streets. this is what we want, exactly. they want to work in some good places, like a human. this is what we want. because we suffered before them, and we didn't want them to suffer like us. now bitar has six more restaurants in the center of istanbul. and his are not the only businesses on the bosphorus owned by syrians. increasing numbers of refugees a

baby, i can't wait ♪ woo ♪ come on ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ who ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ mum humendo feliz por la calurosa bienvenida que le estÁn dando y un ramo de rosas en la mano que apenas le entregaron hace poco, estamos aquÍ, ha solo unos pasos del santo padre, viÉndolo mientras baja del papamÓvil lo tenemos a unos 20 metros de distancia, es realmente e emocionante ver el momento * que Él se baja para ser bienvenido por el arzobispo de new york timothy dolan cardenal y por supuesto por las otras persona que estÁn ahÍ como parte del protocolo, ahÍ ven al gobernador del estado de new york andrew cuomo cuando lo saluda y a unos pasos el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio para darle la bienvenida oficial a esta metrÓpolis que para muchos es la capital del mundo. >> las campanas no paran de repicar, dÁndole la bienvenida al papa francisco, al lado del santo padre estÁ sutra educaciÓn toro recuerden que Él no habla inglÉs, tratÓ de aprender inglÉs, pero le fue muy difÍcil, a pesar que habla alemÁn y tambiÉn italiano, latÍn espaÑol por su supuesto y se defiende en muchos otros

that could be the beginning of a heat wave. 92, hazy hot and hums! on wednesday. we're looking at the heat taking a little bit of a dip on thursday. degrees g still muggy. that stretch of 80 degree plus days. there is no end in sight. we're obliterating that old record. >>> hey, i know you're a big tennis fan so you might appreciate this. check this out. a curious squirrel made his way onto court five during the second set of one of today's doubles matches. there he is running around. the squirrel approached the stands. kind of paused to take in the crowd. even stared down one of the players. eventually le bail he bailed over the wall. maybe got some food. did you see that squirrel? >> i did see that squirrel. the squirrel advanced to the quarter finals. will matt harvey pitch or not in the post season. mets focused on steven mats z who rejoined the ball club. . was it enough for a bomber's victory? we've got the answer in a moment. yoplait. the smooth and creamy yogurt your whole family loves. yoplait original with no artificial sweeteners, no artificial flavors,

james blake's arrest shows the officer charging at him, grabbing him by the arm, and taking hum to the ground. the mayor and police commissioner have apologized to blake, who has said the officer should be fired. that officer has been placed on desk duty. >>> well, today pope francis leaves havana, cuba. he's going to head across the island to mass in the town of holguin. during his mass yesterday, he urged cubans to serve people and not ideas. beforehand, several dissidents

>> hum. can't even quite think about it. >> reporter: she is one of an estimated 1 million people living in poverty. if l.a.'s poor were they only city it would be the tenth largest in america, and the third largest in california. she has it better than most. she learns a little more than minimum wage but still barely gets by. in the city, minimum wage workers currently earn $9 an hour. the mayor wants to raise it to $13.25 by 2017, in subsequent years it would be indexed to keep pace with inflation. raising the minimum wage is not without controversy, some argue it will increase unemployment, because small business owners will be forced to close. he does have the support of a number of coalitions and u.s. labor secretary, recently in los angeles to push for a higher minimum wage. why do you think there's resistance to it? why do you think we haven't raised the minimum wage here sooner? >> well, look at polling, and actually the majority of businesses support increasing minimum wage. >> repor

. >> after a week of humming and harring, the united states koim out saying yes, it appears russia is building a forward-operating air base in western syria, near latakia. how does the u.s. know this, it has a lot of surveillance and other equipment put in place to protect the base, and the nonstop flow of cargo planes flying over iraq and iran to get to syria, the main way the u.s. nose is that russia is not denying it. russian newsagencies quoted foreign minister sergey lavrov saying the build-up not only include weapons and supplies, but russian specialists to teach the syrians to use the weapons. at the state department they seem willing to take sergey lavrov at his word. >> we have no reason to doubt sergey lavrov about what he says, in terms of supplying military support and equipment. so that i think we are taking on face value their claims about what they are doing. the ultimate intent in goal, i think, still, is a little uncertain. >> on capitol hill, senate armed services committee john mccain said that russian vladimir putin is capitalizing on u.s. inaction, issuing a state

go ahead. [ humming ] ♪ what will it be? we'll found out later. grab that for me, please.ou very much. rebecca, come on. we're gonna head over here. and i'm gonna ask you to stop right there. perfect, okay. now, to the puzzle we go. it's a "phrase" tonight. r, s, t, l, n, e. vanna will put some letters up. we're hoping a lot of them. that's a pretty decent head start. let's have three more consonants, one more vowel. g. that's one. d. two. h. and a vowel. o. all right, let's see what we come up with. well, we do know she's a terrific puzzle solver. let's see if she can put that skill to work here with this phrase. you have 10 seconds. good luck. big, uh, turnaround. um... oh! ooh! ooh! [ buzzer ] quick! quick! oh! [ chuckles ] gosh darn it. just missed it. you were that close. uh, i'm sorry. uh, well, we have the s.u.v. she couldn't do it. could've used that. yeah. if you've been a little quicker with the "quick." quick turnaround! hey, you got $23,720. that's a terrific night, no matter how you look at it. thank you. thank you very much. thanks very much, rebecca. we'll b

catch hum if you can. end zone party of six, your table is ready. liberty all over white hall 42-7.ard taking on keen. check out the moves on wiggins. he's got more game than xbox. weaves his way down field, fights off a tackle. howard beats mckeon 42-6. delaware stadium, penn taking on dupont. joe ringwood runs it in for the touchdown. they beet up on dupont 48-13. >>> don't forget to vote for next friday's game of the week, norristown very was quaker town or dell see versus paul. call or text your photo. we'll be right back. >>> you know it's almost time for the "tonight show". >> let's find out what's in store. >> thank you jim and jacqueline and everyone in philadelphia. olivia wilde is my guest. plus we have fred savage, music from boston moon. it's a good one tonight. >> they are not changing the channel because olivia wilde is on. >> she was 13, remember that? >> oh. >> that show that she became famous in. >> i did not know that. look at you with the trivia. >> this weekend the weather will not be trivial. it will cooperate very nicely. the temperature is on the comfortable s

[low-pitched humming] all of us have learned songs simply because they were there in the atmosphere. we may have learned them from family members, which is extremely common. [violin plays] where is this? i can't even see it. (slobin) we may have learned them from teachers, which happens in organized school systems. we may have learned them from records, radios, recordings which is, of course, probably the most common way we hear things these days. but we are constantly hearing and learning music from the minute we're born. (brown) some societies organize it very formally. for example, in indian classical music, you spend years apprentice to a guru. you move into the guru's house, and you have lessons every day for several hours, and you do things a thousand times. [drumming and chanting] in some other cultures, it's less formally organized. in africa, you might learn music as a kid. you grow up in a village, and you hear the music of a particular ceremony going on. you like the music, and so you get together with your friends, and you get some pots and pans, or whatever you can find,

. >> this will soon be humming with stars. the jury is deliberating which film to honour, and as well as tales from reality, documentaries loomed large, but the winner is anyone's guess. >>> if you want to find out what is it happening in there or other parts of the world log on to the website. updated 24 hours a day. aljazeera.com. a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. >> techknow investigates katrina... ten years after the storm. >> during katrina, a large amount of water rushed in from the gulf. >> the walls were engineered to stop mother nature... they failed. >> do you think that new orleans

. ♪ woo ♪ come on ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ who ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ mum hum ♪ ♪ ♪ hoy se ha, germÁn tiene mÁs detalles adelante german! >> josÉ buenas tardes y como usted lo dijo el problema tal vez mÁs importante en el proceso de paz el tema de justicia, hace apenas unos segundos del centro de convenciones de cuba se ha anunciado que la farc pagarÍan penas de hasta 8 aÑos de cÁrcel, hay que recordar que era uno de los temas mÁs polÉmicos porque ellos habÍan dicho que no pagarÍan ni un dia de cÁrcel, se anuncia ademÁs por parte de rodolfo delegado del gobierno cubanos que estÁ presente en estos diÁlogos de paz un tribunal especial para juzgarlos esto fue lo que acabÓ decir benÍtez. >> en cuento al componente de justicia, hemos acordado crear una jurisdicciÓn especial para la paz que contara con salsa de justicia y con un tribunal para la paz , las salas y tribunales estarÁn integrados por magistrados colombianos y una participaciÓn de extranjeros que cumplan los mÁs altos requisi s requisitos. >> en cuba siguen los anuncios que se estÁn realizando con el el presidente de col

. ♪ woo ♪ come on ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ who ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ mum hum ♪ enviar mensajesde cientos de persona muchas veces mÁs alla de las lÍmites de la escuela. >> queremos que los niÑos a aprendan la importancia de pensar dos veces antes de poner una foto sexualmente por la internet porque esas fotos quedan para siempre. >> lo que hagas ahora va a importar despuÉs es el menos eje que a partir de hoy empieza a enseÑar el distrito de los Ángeles buscando evitar la prepara dwapropagaciÓn de mensa de texto con contenido sexual o sexting muchos no saben que estÁn cometiendo un delito federal. >> la persona que la toma la manda y la recibe y se la queda en su telÉfono, hay 3 delitos. >> un delito que pornografÍa infantil de acuerdo a la ley federal que varÍa Únicamente en los 20 estados donde existe una regulaciÓn especial ante el se tinoing. >> es una felonÍa o un delito menor. >> para los padres que revisen el celular de sus hijos es recomendable. >> marÍa paula noticiero telemundo. >> antes de irnos les quiero recordar que marÍa celeste arrarÁs presenta las mujeres del nar

[low hum and sticks clacking] [cultural music montage] [woman singing in native dialect] (man) we all have musical memories. they go back to our earliest childhood. they form a large part of how we feel about time. as our life unfolds, we connect the dots with musical memories very often. ♪ my momma told me, if i was good, ♪ so, in the personal sense, we stitch together our lives with music in a very direct way. [rock music] i don't think that most people can tell you where they were ten years ago, but if you sing a song from that summer, they can tell you exactly where they were, who they were dating, what car they were driving in, and the music can spark those kind of things. (narrator) musical memory can function at both the personal and cultural levels. while personal memory is unique to individuals, cultural memory is something that is shared by a national, religious, or ethnic group. it often plays an important role in defining a culture's identity and its sense of the past. [chorus singing] (narrator) in the countries of mali, senegal, and gambia in west africa, musicians known

[low hum and sticks clacking] [cultural music montage] (man) music has got an incredible power, presenceow, sound is something that you can't escape when you're in its presence. [chanting and drumming] with music, there's no looking away. [spirited clarinet and guitar playing] that is part of the power of music. when you're near it, there's no escape. it can focus your attention on a particular ceremony for example. it can act as a kind of social glue that helps a ceremony to go on over the course of several days. it keeps people's attention focused. music can be used in a work situation. you can find examples of that in africa where people are working in a field. let's say that they are planting millet or they're threshing. any kind of situation where you have got large numbers of people, you need to coordinate their efforts, you can use music to do that. [folk music] (man) music is something that people can dance to. it can move them out of one frame of mind into another. it can move them from being separate people to being one group of people. it can remind them of who they are. it al

thankfully, we will hear him sin >> it's a gradual process. [ humming ] >> donny can do just about anything. he and wife debby are unveiling the donny osmond home collection of furnishings. >> a major launch. we'll have our furniture all over the country. we've come out with two lines. we come out with city and country. there's two different lines that you can choose from. >> confession, i am so excited about this because donny actually offered to help decorate one of my rooms in my ne i'm taking him up on it because i'm moving into my new place completely overwhelmed. no idea where to start. >> can i just show everyo the world this pic that donny tweeted out of the two of you. and they call it puppy >> he's my boo. >> for real. i was like, look at these two together. >> in our "entertainment tonight" birthdays, which musician told us he would most likely be a truck driver if not a rock star, bruce springsteen, springfield?s your 24/7 destination for news on your favorite celebs. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays,

hum of the silent electric car at the auto show. hybrids along with electric autos have taken center stage as manufacturers work to reduce co2 emissions to meet government regulations. the next weeks and to the end of the year we will deal with the question, what are appropriate incentives to get electric cars on the road? >> high-end manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon. audi unveiled its first 100% electric suv. the volkswagen group announced plans to roll out over a dozen new models. decade,e the end of the we will bring 20 electric and hybrid cars to market. from small cars to the audi a8. arere cities and bmw too expanding their presence, taking on american electric carmaker tesla. >> having the most respected names in the german automobile and history come out and say electric is the way forward is going to make a public commitment to electric vehicles. it is a huge win. electric is the way forward. >> tesla is leading the way. the market share for electric cars for the first half of 2015 barely reached 1% in the u.s. an

this plant generates its own power. ( machinery humming ) one advantage of urban life, and an importanteason for rural-to-urban migration, is that caste discrimination is much less in the cities. daniere: once people leave their rural villages, it's much more difficult to enforce the caste system upon their arrival in a big city. it becomes a much less potentially exploitive barrier because people aren't sure of your caste, one, and many of the people who employ lower-caste employees are already educated to a certain extent themselves about the kind of cruelty and exploitation and negative aspects of castes and don't necessarily enforce it themselves in their lives, even if they're sure about the relative castes of people. narrator: chauhan was born in an agricultural village and came to the company as an apprentice 11 years ago. he currently works as the assistant line manager on the assembly line. there are two shifts a day at the factory. chauhan worked the morning shift and is just now getting home at 4:30. chauhan graduated from a technical school near his village and migrated to d

baby, i can't wait ♪ woo ♪ come on ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ who ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ mum hume la escuela nuestra seÑora reina de los Ángeles que es la escuela catÓlica mÁs antigua del vecindario que se distingue por la misma misiÓn del santo padre que es distinguir a los pobres e inmigrantes diego a raÍz me campaÑa con los momentos mÁs emocionantes diego. >> asÍ es maria celeste arrarÁs aquÍ continuamos con las persona dueÑas de una peluquerÍa que estÁ aquÍ junto al frente de la escuela, y como puedes ver han estado aquÍ toda la maÑana y todavÍa estÁn sÚper emocionados lo que se viviÓ aquÍ fue una jornada bastante emocionante para todos los habitantes de este sector de harlem el papa francisco fue recibido y despedido en espaÑol mÁs de 70% los estudiantes de esta escuela son hispanos y muchos de los afortunado s en conocer al papa francisco fueran hispanos, le dieron varios regalos como un libro con todas las plegarias y todas las oraciones de los niÑos de las escuelas catÓlicas de la ciudad de new york los interÉs dprants de un equipo de fÚtbol muy especial, son jugadores qu

as far as bringing up the hummed ty ridge remains strong for one more day which is why we see the triple digit then weaken and the remnant low left of hurricane lipped a pulls up moisture in our direction. tomorrow some high cloud. southern california may get some rain over the weekend because of that low. but for us it's going to mean more clouds and certainly muggy conditions both saturday and sunday so the dew point will be coming up. wondering about rain we won't get any rain out of linda but we keep an eye on el nino continue to strengthen near the equator in the pacific and now class fight by the climate at prediction center as strong. 95 percent chance of it lasting through the upcoming winter. remember, just because we have a strong el nino doesn't mean we have a guarantee of rain but at this point here's what it looks like for winter. the pacific northwest, northern rockies below normal precipitation. same thing midwest but southern tier of states above rain fall including southern california. in the bay area equal chance of wet or dry this upcoming winter. keep you posted tomor

if he hums that thing right over the head of daniel fells right there, he might have gotten that call. but obviously uncatchable and no flag. >> al: 26-20, cowboys will have to go 80 yards. >> cris: that's a touchback. >> al: romo tonight, 31 out of 39 for 284. two touchdowns in those two big interceptions. >> cris: huge decision to throw the football right there. you want to be aggressive, you want to do that, but, boy, that extra 35 seconds plays in large right now. >> al: that's a hopper that's going to be fielded up at the 7 yard line. that is tyler patmon, the defensive back. and patmon will get out of bounds at the 28 yard line. so it's 72 yards for tony romo. the cowboys still have dez bryant in the locker room. >> cris: now we're going to find out a lot about steve spagnuolo, the new defensive coordinator who is the old defensive coordinator who put a ring on his finger as a world champion. how does he play this one? >> al: start with williams going out to the right side. street who's taking bryant's place to the left. you've got beasley in a slot to the left. and witten as we

my attitude then was ho hum, so what. you've seen one, you've seen them all. the stakes are different now. first of all, it's in september. it's exciting in new york because you have the mets doing very well. they're eight games up on the nationals in first place and you have the yankees behind the blue jays fighting for playoff berths. there's a lot at stake. that's what makes it more exciting. ernie: i'm sure of that. when you think about the fans, what do you think they're thinking? the series is exciting but do you think they're thinking playoffs? >> fans are interested in bragging rights. and they -- there are more emotional invested than the players are. for the players, it's their business. but even in april, the fans now. atmosphere here. really for the yankees especially, they're really playoff games. they have three -- the yankees have three with the mets. from here, they're flying to toronto for big three games against the blue jays. there's a great deal at stake. atmosphere. ernie: who's got the advantage? the mets are on their home field. what do

. ♪ woo ♪ come on ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ who ♪ ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪ mum hum hoy compareciÓ los republicanos alegan que estÁ gastando el dinero en lujos innecesari innecesarios e insiste en retirarle los fondos federales les obligarÍa a cerrar sus 700 clÍnicas a travÉs de estados unidos. >> el centro mÉdico de la universidad de cincinnati se disculpÓ por extraviar los restos del bebÉ, tiraron al cuerpecito en la basura por error, una compaÑÍa privada paÓo buscÁndolo pero no tuvieron Éxito, y asegura que estÁ muy triste con todo esto que pasÓ dicen que la situaciÓn es inaceptable e in jujustificable ofreciÓ sus condolencias a la familia de la criatura. >> cada vez mÁs son niÑos que terminan con lesiones serias en la cabeza y el cuello causadas por televisores y muebles que les caen encima y mientras mÁs grandes son los televisores mayor es el riesgo. liliana henao nos acompaÑa en vivo desde washington dc con mÁs, liliana buenas tardes. >> asÍ es josÉ, la buena noticia es que la mayorÍa de estos trÁgicos accidentes son prevenibles. . >> le llaman la tormenta perfecta. pequeÑit

no steering wheel, just two seats and the hum of the electric motor. to text and drive or take a nap for that matter. not coming soon exactly, but according to google sooner than you think. neal karlinsky, abc news, mountain view, california. >> i'm not so sold on this. i prefer e.t. on a bike. with a basket. >> the part that scares me is that they've had a dozen accidents in the six years of practicing it. but they say it's all because of humans. but you know, it's a good concept. they're going to continue to work at it. but it might be the way of the future. it allows you to drive and text. did somebody say road trip? >> not when you're in the front seat. >> why do i get to drive? women have come so far along and yet. i'm the driver. >> i'm scared of you driving. >> you should be. i try to practice like a new york cabbie. >> oh. >> announcer: this is abc "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. "world news now," informing ins >>> making news in america this morning, tracking the tropics. joaquin gaining strength overnight. who should b

this red carpet will be humming with stars, but right now they're still deliberating which film to honor with the golden lion prize. documentary are large this year, but the winner is still anyone's guess. >>> more on the website, aljazeera.com.

it' humming machine. we got rid of the $6 billion he' s reduced debt. he' s reduced expenses. he' s ok for a couple years. goes from $140 a ton , and you get php and other producers that can produce at the $45 level, your commodities business, there' s nothing you can do about it. well anything bad long-term happened cliffs? i don' t believe so. anthony: you have to ride out the commodity cycle. donald: i wish i knew how long that was going to take. answer my question on high-frequency trading. i get up in the morning. it' s up 260 points. literally, tuesday morning, 260, and 10 minutes later, the market was flat. that is some kid' s algorithm somewhere. nothing has happened. gary: i' m going to -- how do you explain that? anthony talked about the fear factor that has been created. i don' t think these current situations, flash crashes, and so to a certain extent, some of easily. to the fear factor. talk about the most unloved rally despite the unbelievable performance since the depths of the financial crisis, and yet we have a retail investor base, much of which has missed ou