that will be a major issue now for tsai ing-wen. professor tung chen-yuan stated clearly that tsai ing-wen's is committed to maintaining status quo. i pay close attention to the articulations by dpp scholars, politicians, and basically they believe that it will not do anything provocative to china. i believe they are true to their words. but the cross-strait really is, now -- will -- in cross-strait relations. i'll elaborate on that point later. if the taiwan independence undertone carries its momentum after the may 20th inauguration, i think the question really is will tsai ing-wen be able for willing to stifle this momentum, which was -- which it, by then, would have been tremendously helpful for her -- for her being elected into the presidential house. that is one thing. and then -- then i could imagine that the -- i said earlier that the kmt will probably lose its majority position within the legislature. then you cannot count on the dpp -- i mean the kmt legislators to exert a meaningful check and balance against any proposals

the mashing ing ing docs ing ing dogs competed in a competition. the winner wiener dog took home $100 and a chance to compete for a national title. the regionals were sponsored by the chihuahua's baseball team. >> what will they do with the money? >> look, he doesn't want to come home. he likes the audience. >> all right. >> still out there. >> update us on the weather. tomorrow, we could hit a heat wave and tomorrow is also september 1st. >> i know. it's not going to feel septemberish tomorrow. temperatures expected to return to the 90s, making it an official heat wave. we had 90s yesterday. today, we're expecting low 90s tomorrow. and it goes like that for several days. it'll be a stretch as we kick off september. temperatures in the 80s in the city. beautiful look from the top of the rock. 84, mostly cloudy skies. we'll look at your weather headlines. this is the second day of a possible heat wave. tomorrow, we're dealing with the heat and humidity. that's what we're dealing with most of the week this week, unfortunately. if you don't like the h

feel like we're make ing ing -- make progress gresz -- making progress. >> that's all james blake would say as he entered city hall monday afternoon. he made it clear he wants the nypd officer seen taken him down taken off the police force. >> i'm not going to speak to that at all. i'll be making that final determination. >> that officer has been on modified duty for almost two weeks now every since he mistook the former tennis pro for an identity theft suspect at the grand hyatt many midtown. >> he's a prominent person and this was a particular incident. the bottom line is the changes were already moving and that's what i want to explain to him and all new yorkers. >> this was a meeting requested by mr. blake through his attorneys. >> what's on mayor de blasio's mind is letting blake know how the department has already made progress, retraining the 35,000 officers in the department. >> that's been underway for the past year. i'm very partly -- proud of the chains we're making. >> training the officer in this video did not receive. >> he did not go through the most recent 3-day in servi

some representing ing ing ing ing indigenous people in california who take exception to him being named saint. we'll have that. >> let's go back to washington, d.c. now for an update on francis. >> news 4's david ushery. a moment ago, we kind dipped in and saw a standing ovation. can you tell us what that was all about? the canonization mass? >> yes, chuck, the washington arch bishop was thanking the pope and he said muchos gracias and the audience rose to their feet to club. it's been an extraordinary service. the sun dipped and fell back behind this grand basilica. the colors on the big screen which many are looking at became vivid. extraordinary day for the people gathered here. big day for the pope tomorrow. he'll address that joint meeting of congress tomorrow morning here in washington. of course, 30% of congress identifies as catholic but they don't all agree with him. we'll listen to hear what he says and how he says it. of course later on in the day, he heads to new york city. he'll arrive at jfk about 5:00 and then he'll head to the cathedral. that will become the most visited

ing the opposite direction. >> yes, not looking good.e first democratic debate in las vegas, brianna, and cnn is the host of the debate, but if jbd announces that he is running, the vice president, he will be allowed to participate in the debate, and anything yea or nay as far as the biden run is concerned for the white house? >> well, wolf, it is a day-to-day decision for joe biden, and there are a few folks who are getting the ducks in the row if he decides to run, and he has not been able to get to yes, and that has to do with the >> all right, guys, thanks very much, gloria and brianna keilar. don't miss erin burnett, she'll have a one-on-oner interview with donald trump, the gop front runner. he'll break down his tax plan and what it could mean for you. much more coming up with erin and trump later tonight. >>> coming up later this hour, iran's president said he would be willing to release americans jailed in tehran but only if certain conditions are met. we'll explain, when we come back. in, so you don't have to stop. tylenol® 8hr

she's about to retire in september. >> october. >> i'm think ing ing of your long and beautiful career. what have you seen in terms of the use of music in the jewish landscape and congregations in the community? >> oh, my. classical re form was rather formal. when i came to san francisco we were still in classical reform mode. it was a very short friday night service, half an hour. it was 5:30 and ended at 6:00. not a whole lot of music in the service but just enough. a lot of english in the prayer. when we remodeled our martin mire sank ware we move ed -- sanctuary it stretched to an hour. more music, more hee bree hee -- hebrew. debby was a songwriter and singer who made a big im% in the jewish community. her music was touching and contemporary. music has changed dramatically now. it's very different. instead of the or gan -- organ there's key boards of all kinds and instruments of all kinds and guitar. >> something at emmanuel something you've had to do with the congregation and worldwide is brought a lot of music to interface settings. we have a clip of you with other cantors in ro

somebody who works in the store sees these guys try ing ing to bust in. they are trying to ram into that place. if you notice they do break part of the window. at this point, the employee is able to activate the emergency button. >> which i hope locks them in that small cage. >> we've got -- >> like the most fortified jewelry store. >> after banging on that door for a while they were like, you know what? we need to go. when he activated the emergency button that fills the place with smoke. if they had gotten in there, they would not be able to see much. i love this smoke screen. instead of the criminals using it, the jewelry store does. >>> it's giveaway time. your chance to win an ipad mini. >> for wednesday's buzz word you need to be at least 18 years of age and a legal u.s. residency dented. >> the buzz word is coming up in a bit. >> stay tuned for the rtm mini ipad giveaway. >>> bungee jump in bangkok, looked like that man pushed the woman off the bungee ledge. sploosh into the water. the whole idea of the jump, you bounce back up. some say this is a

respond ing ing to the word of god. even before he got here, just arrive ng the little fiat, that was a reflection of who he is. and so it just keeps going and going and going. then you hear him speak. wonderful, gentle voice. the accent helps. makes him sound like a wise old grandfather. i want to listen to him. he did kind of slip into that jesuit formation. he used to teach in high schools and he really, he gave our students here in new york city homework. >> oh, yes, that's rig. to pray for him. >> that is so beautiful. go around the at ltar with incense, a sign of prayers rising to god. a really beautiful ritual. >> they see the man to his right, he's the master of ceremonies. he goes everywhere the pope goes. but for the masses, primarily. >> he's always at his right hand. saw him last night in the cathedral. anywhere in the world, he's at his right hand, helping to lead him around. there's a special stop at the crucifix. for just a few moments. the cross of christ. that animates this full experience. and mary. th

it was rain ing ing. it was awful and he made two outdoor appearances. on both occasions, the clouds parted, rain stopped, he held mass at both those and it was astonishing. in fact, i guess i've got to make a confession, but i said after the first time, i'm goin to get hurt. didn't happen again. i confessed to you. >> here's the thing, it wasn't astonishing. >> there's still time now. >> i know, i opened the door and you're going to walk right there. >> no, i'm not. >> i want to mention quickly about the chair. the chair was made by immigrants. they worked construction in new york and made this chair with their hands to present to the pope. now, to andrew outside. >> i'm outside of central park. we were privileged enough to be along west drive when pope francis proceeded county to 60th street. some of the folks who were excited to see the pope are right here right now. susan, what was your view like and what was going ou tlu your mind? >> we were standing up op a hill, so we were able to see the popemobile come through. it was maybe a minute of viewing

i think jeb bush, donors have been look ing ing to see if he' the real stuff and also sort of castingmight be more e equipped to carry the party to the nomination and win the white house. so i think people will be interested to see if he's going to come out tough as well because he's also been engaged with the back and forth with donald trump. >> it seems that republicans in this debate they are really going to hit donald trump in perhaps a way we didn't see during the first debate. that's the expectation. you never know until debate night. that's why it's important to watch. but if they are hitting him, does he really have a vulnerability that they are zeroing in on, do you think? >> well, what you have seen so far from jeb bush at least is this this idea he's not a real conservative. he's donated to hillary clinton and other democrats. that doesn't seem to be working so far in the polls, but that could be a line of attack against him. then carly fiorina has been going after him saying that he's a bit of a sexist so she has the new ad out so maybe that will be something. so i think t

. >>> tonight were hear ing -- we're hearing more from the 7 yooerld grazed by a adult. she was shot in the ankle. she and her dad are talk act the frightening night. new at 5:00, her father's demand for justice, something he said his daughter is still too young to understand. mallory hoff has more. mallory. >> reporter: diana, it happened during a walk along this pathway right here. this little girl tells me tonight that it first she was scared but then she realized it was going to be okay. tonight her father said he wants answers and he wants them quickly. >> juan maldando holds his daughter close. >> she ran back to me screaming daddy, i got hit. >> his 7-year-old daughter was hit by a bullet. now he's demanding justice, something his child is too young to understand. >> i want justice for my daughter. i want whoever did this to be convicted. >> she said doctors fixed her up and gave her this teddy bear. >> they said it was from me. >> they were walk ing home from dinner at his parent's home when a shot was fired. >> it went straight like that. it burnt me. the police

but first. >> the honey moon phase is over, sources say ing ing that they are get getting divorced after 21 months. >> i think we dealt with it as good as we can. >> new picks, kaley all smiles after the shocking announcement without her wedding ring. >> he got me a new ring. >> one thing she can't take off as easily? the roman numeral tattoo with their wedding date on her back. >> happy anniversary. i suck. i'm the worst. >> the marriage plagued by split rumors ever since she forgot to thank ryan. rumor is there is no prehf -nup. she's worth $30 million and he's worth 2 mil. first is that co-stars were hooking up when they showed up together at an emmy after party. just days later she reveals she's pregnant and now revealing that she plans to marry ban though an official engagement has not been announced. >> 20 years of marriage now coming to an end with blashish star star. >> it's an honor for both of us to be here. >> his wife is asking for joint physical custody of both kids in

we'll be watch ing that for you. bill evans will have an update tomorrow morning. >>> coming up next, are e-cigarettes more healthy for you? important new health information tonight. >> and the rack, everyone in new york city talking about video going viral. >> first let's check in with our pal jimmy kimmel. >> thanks, bill. tonight bill o'reilly, kermit the frog, miss piggy, music from robin thicke. an all new live >>> conventional wisdom is that there's one rat for every person in new york city. 8 million stories of the city, tonight the story of one rat and one slice of pizza. this video lighting up our website and social media. 1.3 million views on our facebook page. a rat last night hauling a slice down the stairs station. >>> in tonight's health alert, e-cigarettes, are they less harmful or just as bad as smoking tobacco? surgeon general says there's not enough evidence to conclude they're a healthy alternative, nor is there evidence to confirm they can help kick the habit. the health risks of e-cigarettes are

you still like ing? >> yes, we like it a lot. this was bailed out by the dutch government a few years ago. everybody hated it. the goal is to go back to the roots in traditional banking. well, the news flash is traditional banking can be highly profitable. so as they sold noncore assets going back to their roots, profits grew. they were selling things like voia and some other businesses, and slowly investors are waking up to the value. and it pays a tiny dividend today. but that's going to grow as the business continues to improve. it will also participate in the growth of europe, where we spend a lot of our time as well. >> that's right, you like europe a lot. david, we have to leave it there. thank you so much. you had a very good year, so good luck. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> a select group of the world's most influential ceos and politicians are meeting to discuss the outlook for the global economy. and some of the key risks that have been dominating the headlines in the last few weeks. julia chatterly has more from the

ing around, the seahawks got it! >> the excitement -- >> marshawn gets it -- >> the disbelief -- >> are you kidding me? touchdown! >> lives on long after the fact. >> two-point conversion. >> he looks for help, there's luke willson. can you say comeback? >> in those moments, i just get zoned in. >> takes the snap, drops back. he's going to throw down the middle. he has a man. >> game over. >> a rematch of an instant classic on "sunday night football." and inside lambeau field, this is "football night in america" and this, when the camera gets there after sweeping across this tremendous football venue, this is is cris collinsworth who will join al michaels for kickoff. lots of conversation when the conversation involves the seahawks and packers. when clay matthews moved inside, things started to click for the packers defense. >> it really did and their run defense in particular was of really struggling. now on opening day they lose their inside linebacker sam farrington. you start to look around, oh, here we go again.

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he spots this guy play ing the guitar on the street in moscow, with him. he was in town to celebrate moscow's birthday. that's why he was there and he made a good thing out of it. >>> a dog playing metalica may just compete with that. >> [ music ] >> yes, liz? i think you like the dog but the tongue at the beginning there, what about that? >> i was about to say, what's up with the dog's tongue? that real? >> that's a standard drummer move. >> poor dog. >> poor dog? that's your take away from this. the dog is clearly a drummer. someone is really bored. >> right. >> and the dog just happened to be walking by and it was like come here, get over here dog. >> you know how to ruin a clip. check out the trend on line at abc7ny.com. you're such a debunker over there. >> just making it up in my own mind. >>> well, a polar bear had to be saved in alaska over the weekend. the bear became tangled in a fishing net on a small island in alaska. scientists hit the polar bear where a tranquilizer from a helicopter and then residents helped keep the bear from drowning as th

a ing a sinking ship. >> it is a testimony to the strength of our team and relationship. >> if this is the engagement, i can't wait to hear about the wedding. no one was hurt. the boat is at the bottom of the river. live in college point, news 4, new york. >> easier from here. thanks so much. >>> now to the pope's trip in cuba and history was made today as he met face to face with former leader fidel castro. celebrating mass before a huge crowd right in the heart of cuba. the pope urged thousands to serve one another and not an ideology. that was seen as a subtle jab. the meeting with castro was held in havana at castro's home. there's a picture there. a spokesman said that francis was happy to meet castro face to face. we will have a full report on the pope's day in cuba. she is the only local reporter on the ground there. natalie? >> we are just two day ace way from the pope's arrival in the united states. cardinal talked about his visit to the city and worshippers are anxiously awaiting the pontiff. >> i think it's wonderful. i get chills knowing that he's coming to town. >> he's

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. >> the pope is not fast tracking divorce, but he's showing ing ing mercy is catholic couples. it is the latest grand gesture from the pope as a pastor of the people. he has decided to make it easier to have a catholic marriage annulled. >> basically, it reduces the bureaucratic, long bureaucratic process, and it makes the process a lot simpler. >> reporter: marriage annulments have long considered a perk of the rich who have the clout and the money to endure the process, which can take years. catholics are not allowed to receive communion. now francis is saying those who have serious reasons for splitting should receive mercy. >> it's a process where the church can offer understanding and listen to people's stories because no two stories are the same. >> reporter: in yonkers outside the church of st. john the baptist, a mixed reaction. >> i think it's a good idea because nowadays nothing we can do. people are separating. so what's going to happen to the catholics who are really not available for that kind of ruling? >> i don't fully agree with that. i believe that if you're en

. >> no relief pitch ing. >> how was that by the way? >> he's going to start tomorrow at washington after that they that's harvey saga. the mets want to win but be smart with a tommy john's surgery. >> you don't know how he will feel and what all of the considerations are at that time. i guess that's the position we've also had. when we get there we will figure it out. >> four game lead in the nl east over the nationals. the mets open a three game series at washington today. huge series. sespedes, his 13th homerun sid since the trade. mets take the lead. a mos with a grand ramos with a grand slam. david wright comes through where an rbi single. it's an 8-5 win. >>> the yankees down open ing against the orioles this afternoon. jonathan scope knocked out a homerun. the yankees were down 4- 1 but come back. alex rodriguez his 29th of the year. the yankees were now ahead by a ron until manny mochado nails one. how about one more homerun? yankees win 8-6. toronto lost this afternoon so now the yankees are mere percentage paints away from 1st

i'm getting hundred ing ting ing ting hungry now. for complete details on the pope's visit to new york, head to nbcnewyork.com. >>> a blessing for a deer that's been roaming around new jersey for months with an arrow stuck in his head. state wildlife experts removed the shaft of the arrow this morning. the deer, which is believed to be 3 or 4 years old, is in good health and was released back into the wild. >>> how do you spell relief? cool. >> we'll get a little bit of that relief on friday. it's mini relief, though. nothing major. temperatures in the 80s instead of the 90s and lower humidity. it is still going to be hot regardless any way you slice it over the next few days. from the top of the rock, that haze is there. it is a very summery scene. 84 degrees, mostly sunny. it is a little muggy as well. it's a heat wave now. we hit 90 degrees in central park three days in a row. the hottest is still yet to come. yesterday felt brutal. it's going to feel even worse as we head into thursday. we have a little bit of relief coming our w

but water driving awe ing ing a tiger. and that's really the only thing that matters. >> reporter: but they're not always successful. during an earlier operation, they were forced to leave behind a lion named smith. days later, back in the center ring, he attacked a volunteer from the audience. and all of it was broadcast on pan-america tv. >> i can vividly remember turning to jan and saying, smith signed his own death warrant. >> reporter: now they rush back. and this time the circus agrees to release the big cat. >> hello, baby boy. >> so this is the lion that attacked the woman? >> yeah. but he's got such a lovely nature. since he's been here, loves playing football, loves attention. he's just really friendly. >> reporter: smith and all the other animals are brought to this temporary compound where they get first-class medical treatment and some much-needed play time. >> about as much as we can do. we give them footballs and toys, try and keep them exercises. try and get the guys to play with them now and again. here's

ing good evening i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin with the war of words between president obama and russian president vladimir putin. over the 70th anniversary of the united nations. criticized russia for its stayover of crimea and support of rebels in eastern ukraine. he said supporting the embattled assad is the only way to stop the overwhelming flow of refugees, and the two held their first face to face meeting in a year. mike viqueria, everything that's happened, the obama putin meeting was important on lots of levels. >> reporter: you're absolutely right, antonio. those successive speeches of president obama, president putin, going after each other on a whole host of policy issues, including ukraine and syria. they met for 90 minutes, should have been a 60 minute meeting. amid open antagonism was vladimir putin. president obama was diplomatic. >> but we are facing extraordinary challenges today. ones that test our capacity to work together. >> there was a cordial moment, where mr. obama and mr. putin toasted. but there

we had deaths threats at hour home,ing calls to my house saying they would burn us up while we sleep. >> she plans to stay clerk until her term is up in 2018. >>> time to see what is coming up on "face the nation." >> john dickerson joins us were a preview. >> we will speak to john boehner, speaker of the house and his decision to leave, what might change if anything in congress and his emotional visit with the pope that he hosted this week. then we will talk to bernie sanders on the democratic side. he is the presidential candidate leading in the polls in iowa and new hampshire. and how he thinks he will win we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. i'm michael mulgrew, president of the united federation of teachers. cm

it's sunny, warmer for the afternoon,ing 82. 10 above normal. tonight 62. looking at 50s in the suburbs. 40s well north and west. tomorrow another great day, 76, breezy, cooler. saturday we have 76 trombones with sun and clouds and we got sunshine. a few more clouds on sunday, 72 degrees. we warm back up to 80 next week. it's dry into next week. >> sounds good. thank you, bill. >>> before the break, another quick picture of the pope francis in washington, d.c. you see the motorcade making back to the pope's residence. the cloud are wanting to get a quick look, take a picture. >> amazing moment for these people to witness this, even seeing his motorcade is enough to get him excited. he will get some much needed rest or at least we hope so. >> we hope so. >> heading on that plane to new york at 4:00. >>> welcome back to "eyewitness news at noon." you are looking at a live picture of pope francis greeting the crowds waiting for him outside the papal residence after a busy and historic day. it began with an address to the joint meeting of congress then 11:15 af

videotaping the children fighting and then post ing it on social media. parents initially notified of this by e-mail. >> the e-mail they sent out, it wasn't as distressing as what i'm hearing today. >> what we'd really like to focus on at this point is that all of the children are safe. that is our number one priority. >> 22-year-old erica kenny and 28-year-old shenise white are charged with child abuse. both were fired by the daycare center. >>> in newark one person is dead, five others in police custody tonight after an alleged carjacking and police chase. chopper 2 was over the scene this morning as two of the suspects surrendered to officers. police say the men barricaded themselves inside a house. the whole thing started when a jaguar was carjacked this morning. police say as officers followed the car, suspects jumped out. one was hit and killed by a police car. investigators say the men may be responsible for other crimes. >> they received other calls regarding other incidents involving that same car. >> it's possibly they are involved in several ro

. >> telling ing ing details magazine that the death was part of a rough year saying rehab was a turning point. quote, i feel better than i've felt in a decade. >> new picks. rosy and tatem's romantic florida retreat. a photo of the two on their sew-called love boat. >> her publicist denied it at the time but it seems they are

somehow the trailer detached from the truck pull ing it and hit the woman. >> i looked down and i see a woman. she is flailing around on the street and the traffic was beyond bleef. you look on the other side and there was another body over there. a body i say because she wasn't moving. >> another woman was hurt. she is in serious condition at the hospital. the driver towing a boat did stop. >>> back to politics, polls are trending the way for hillary clinton and she is trying to stop the slide. the former secretary of state took aim at the republican front runner. >> if it is all the same to you, mr. trump, i'd rather you stop cherishing us and respecting us instead. >> reporter: fellow democrat bernie sanders spent the day in virginia. he took his message to liberty university where he told students the u.s. spends too much money putting people behind bars. >> apparently we do not have enough money to provide jobs and education to our young people. >> both sanders and vice president biden, who's not in thrace, have benefitted from clinton's political problems. questions over use of

we did speak to witnesses who came on to the scene and saw officers performing pp ing ing cpr on him but to no avail. he was pronounced dead at brookdale hospital. wend know that raphael veras had stickers from the new lots cab company on his camry that remains at the scene as crime scene investigators comb it for any evidence that could lead to his killer. back to you. >> tracie, thank you very much. >>> we have more breaking news as well. the search for a 10-year-old girl who may have been abducted by her parents. katherine creag is on the lower east side with the latest. >> reporter: the girl was taken from this school. this is her school right here, castle middle school. police are appealing to the where she is. we have a photo of her. she is 10-year-old celine hicks. she is with her parents, who do not have legal custody of her. state police are adding the child is in danger. her parents are 42-year-old carlos hicks and 39-year-old jacqueline hendricks. investigators say the child lives with another relative. shd e was last seen at her school on tuesday around 1:00 in the aftern

at moments like this,ing he is really unequaled. he is never greater than at moments like this morning. >> he talks about the people and the people has a di fiore niche shon, talking about intellectual, a politician, clerical. >> important word for him, he believes in the ordinary people and the power of ordinary people to change things. he said at the u.n. this morning, we must -- the poor can only be the agents of their own destiny. we can't impose progressive he has great faith in the power of ordinary people to rise up and change their situation with, of course, the help of god and really this is what he is doing today but he starts off -- he is very, very clear. the people, not an abstract idea. pain always has a face. suffering is concrete. he talked about the names inscribed here on the basis of the twin towers. each of those names, each of those faces, each of those have a story that we have to listen to. he said today, he talked about historical -- memories, through love and memory we can recover something. this is the way

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ing see the familiar black suvs belong to the secret service.r the crowd cheering, yelling for pope francis and there he is. he's not in the jeep he's in the at the airport at andrews air force base and he's just arriving there. surrounded by security detail. secret service agents wearing their familiar sunglasses. extremely popular here, of course, in the u.s., the pope is. and he will head unside where he will meet with -- well, there's john boehner just to his left where he will meet with about 300 volunteers from catholic charities and others who won their opportunity by a lottery system to attend this luncheon and then later this afternoon he will board a plane headed for new york city and jfk. wait a few moments before they head in to st. patrick's. there must be folks there on balconies now. this is a live look from inside that church as those folks are awaiting the pope's arrival. it has been a historic morning for pope francis. the speech to the joint session of congress that was continually interrupted by thunderous applause and standi

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do you mind share ing a little t of what he put in the note?t the depression, and he talked about having his name on there, and he said that he was very, very sorry. he poured his life into other people, but somehow he could not extend that into himself. >> reporter: and facing the harsh reality of loss, there is also forgiveness, christie says. >> for us we could have, but for john, he couldn't. >> reporter: with the hack that left the potential hack of 32 million names exposed, she has a message for those grappling with it. >> don't underestimate the power of love. nothing is worth the loss of a husband and friend and father. it just didn't merit it at all. >> and lori is with us right now, and they are so eloquent, and strong and speaking about the pain which is still very fresh, and this just happened. >> yes, yes. >> and what more did they say, because they said that he mentioned ashley madison, and what more did they say about it? >> well, they spoke, and she was very compose and what she said is that you don't see me at 4:00 in the morni

. >> he's known for his dance ing? >> he's feeling the pressure. >> natalie, thank you so much. >>> hey, al. what's shaking in the weather? >> we have heat to talk about. let's show you what is going on as far as that is concerned. there's an early september heat wave, and man, good news for the friends in the pacific northwest the upper level low will bring moisture and cooler weather to the northwest. but we have a big ridge of high pressure. it will last to next week. it's a huge ridge! 2,000 miles across. temperatures some places 100 degrees in the northern central plains. we'll be watching that and temperatures anywhere from 10 to 25 degrees above average going into the weekend you're going to be looking at temperatures up in the plains getting up into the 80s. but the feels like temperatures are going to be even toastier. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up you ever think about how the cement of your driveway... ...connects to the ends of the earth? from roller coaster hills... ...to musical stree

>> guest: ing this is actually more of outputs. what you are talking about would be input, and you can send it to that scarf. so if your heart rate goes up, your scarf can turn on and calm you down with heat or vibration, right? so this is just an output for all the things you might be wearing. that's kind of the idea. >> host: so who's blue and shiny over here. >> guest: okay. so in the north we live in climates that sort of, you know, like seattle that we lack certain sunlight. so seasonal effective disorder is something that's pretty prevalent especially in northern climates, and sir canadian rhythm disorders have been associated to moodiness, overeating and depression. the blue light therapy is actually a therapy that's used with a light box, and you get zapped with blue light. and it gets your brain into thinking it's actually more daylight than it is. we've been able to take the same blue light spectrum at a lower intensity so that it's wearable and portable. instead of being stuck behind a box and looking like a dork, you ca

it will be a little patchy ing in at best.e five-day forecast, as you look through time here, tomorrow about the warmest. friday it cools off a little bit, but not much. tomorrow and friday very, very similar. saturday, sunday and monday, temperatures start to trend down. we'll see patchy fog but no real strong established fog bank so that sets us with kind of just a warmer pattern. not just at the coast, but at the bay as well. along at the bay we're going to find temperatures if you look at that bottom tier numbers into the 70s at ocean beach on thursday and friday and then into the mid 60s towards the weekend. so a nice-looking bay area weekend ahead, but cooler weekend than we have seen. >> and are we going to change the clocks pretty soon, too? >> when do they change? >> the first weekend in november maybe? >> right around halloween. >> i thought it was like tomorrow. fall back? >> fall back. spring forward. >> fall back. >> i should know that. >> november 1. >> google it. >> november 1. >> i have it in the air. >> thank

. >>> you can expect apple's big announcement today, and watch ing out for pope francis. >> and after the break, one of dc's most iconic landmarks. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >>> an eye on the lincoln memorial's reflecting pools. pools will drain about 30 feet ofwater to correct damage done by the work at the world war ii memorial in 2013. >>> a very good day on the stock exchange. the dow was up 390. the nasdaq had an upswing of 128 points. a very good day overall on wall street. >>> tickets for pope francis's visit are the hottest in town. they are free. so avoid scams that are likely to pop up. the nonprofit urges to you get tickets from verified sources. >>> apple is releasing a much more powerful iphone tomorrow. they will have the same technology used on the

secret service lifting that girl up,ing brought her to him. he kissed her and hugged her. she is public about her reaction to it. he is quite energetic. he has a big night ahead of him as well. he will speak to 2500 clergy. then he will turn in. he has a huge day tomorrow. >> now you hear the roar of the crowd gathered there. a small group about 200 people. now he is walking over. the crowd of people there and takes time. >> this is a pope in been fast aires. >> he turned his papers in to retire. he was not expecting to stay in rome. this really did give him a second life. he did not speak to the press much. he relied on other people. this is knew for him. i drawed comparison when pope benedict came here and pope john paul. i don't recall seeing this kind of contact with parishioners and people. >> you see someone with extensive pastoral experience. >> he sounded like that in congress when he was -- i think he did it in such a gentle way, the subject of that, you would think -- before it was over you wouldn't realize you were chided. >> that is his sense of trying to reach

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. >>> some of you wake ing up to showers. we'll -- waking up to showers. thank you for joining us for the best place for sunday morning tv, wusa 9. it feel like fall. it's cold in some places. >> today is going to be muggy and milder than yesterday. we'll get a few degrees. as far as the shower chances, not that high overall, but some of you, your morning is going to be damp and it looks like the sun pattern will be with us for -- lighter rain showers coming through the metro. for today, we're going to have a mostly cloudy mild day. low to mid-70s. we'll have a few showers with the highest chance of that south and west of washington. the sunrise setting at 6:58. you can see on first alert doppler, the showers in the caroline's and virginia. west of the metro, everything is lifting -- first we've had some light showers coming through for the most part. at the moment, mainly dry in the district. dispatch of showers on the beltway coming through college park and berwin head up towards laurel and into howard county. colesville and clipping silver spring. back

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