jewell: thank you, everybody.ions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> "washington journal" is next. the house will be in session. live house coverage here on c-span. the second republican presidential did they is tonight. we preview the debate with tom coburn. he will talk about his call to rein in the power of the government. gerry connolly gives an update on the syrian refugee situation. joins us to talk about human cloning. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ host: good morning. it is wednesday, september 16. on the hill republicans tried to vote in the iran nuclear agreement but democrats filibustered the proposal. mitch mcconnell will continue to push the debate planning more debates of this week. on the house side gop leaders have not decided on a strategy to defund planned parenthood without shutting down the government. they will attempt

tonight how the jewels were recovered. where they were found.nbc bay area's peggy bunker in los gatos and what it took to crack the case. >> after three years of looking for suspects. police pulled them over on suspicion of drug trafficking in oklahoma city. they searched the car inside and out. they found it taped to the car battery, inside the pouch, not drugs, but jewels. >> it was. the worst day of my life. i thought i am not going to see my kids ever again. >> just afternoon. two days before thanksgiving in 2012 when two armed men stormed the jewelry store. surveillance video captured the violent robbery the men smashed glass cases and scooped jewels into a trash can. a terrified woman shopping tries to protect her baby from flying glass. the thieves made off with $1 million of jewels. >> he point the gun three times towards me. one. now three years later an arrest in oklahoma city. a joint effort between the los gatos police department and robbery detectives who helped track willie thompson and melvin andrews to oklahoma after a tip placed

. >>> another event from the christian science monitor now, interior secretary sally jewell answered reporter questions on the environment and natural resources issues including the renaming of denali, the highest peak in north america, the obama administration's policy on coal, and the future of climate change policies in the u.s. this is about an hour. >>> here we go, folks. thanks for coming. i'm dave cook from the christian monitor. our guest is sally jewell, her first visit with our group though we've met with her predecessors, so we appreciate her making time in her schedule for this. our guest was born in london, grew up in washington state, and

jewel's lawyer says there's no way jewel could have pointed out the backpack then made that 911 call one minute later at the pay phone several blocks away. >> with jewel cleared, investigators are forced to make up for lost time. they focus their efforts on the mysterious 911 call. >> to me, that call tells you to get the people out of the way, which our people tried to do. so if everybody's gone, who is left? nobody but law enforcement and bomb tags. if it blows up now, that's who rye going to get killed. >> the search for a new suspect yields a promising lead. the public gets its first look at the man that may be behind the bombing. >> the fbi released a sketch of a man between 20 and 30 years old about 6 feet tall with dark hair, wearing a dark cap. several witnesses have told investigators they saw him sitting on the bench where the bomb was planted. >> investigators race to find the mystery man in the sketch before the bomber strikes again. ooñóokñ.??????ó >>> we've got a bomb. >> sitting there at work, and the next thing we knew, the building was trembling. >> six months after

details for a jewel they have caught on camera. is there just one woman behind it. >> miss georgia. >> what is next for the new miss america. 8. >> let's take a live look outside. did you feel the crispness in the air. it's feeling more like fall every day. >>> a volcano on a southern japanese island is erupting sending huge plums of black and white smoke more than 3500 feet into the air. the eruption forced the cancellation and diversion of some passenger flights. authorities have raised the alert level for the area banning people from coming within one and a quarter miles of the volcano and there are no homes within the area. also there is no report of any injuries or damage. >> that's good news. world. bill evans. he has his own weather then to us. >> i just kind of hang out here on the upper west side and great people, say hello. >> the mayor. >> let them know what the weather will be. a look from central park. we are day with low humidity, nice breeze, fall-like, great day to bring out the selfie stick. , bethesda fountain. gr

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the feds say they stole $1 million worth of jewels from placy's fine jewelers back in 2012. is the surveillance footage. they were arrested yesterday in oklahoma city, and they could be linked to a string of robberies across the country. >>> a security scare on united flight today bound for san francisco forced the plane to make an emergency landing. united flight 902 took off from frankfurt, germany, earlier today and within 30 minutes, german authorities ordered the plane to return because of a bomb threat. the plane landed safely back in frankfurt, greeted by firefighters and police. all passengers and luggage were thoroughly screened. we spoke to a sunnyvale man who was on that flight. >> it struck me that today is 9/11, we're on a uniteded flight u.s. and the tragic events that happened over a decade ago come to mind. >> authorities found nothing suspicious, and so far no one has been arrested. uniteded has rebooked all 333 passengers. >>> we have some new video tonight. take a look. showing some big sharks getting uncomfortably close to some surfers in santa cruz count

. >> the oldest trick in the book a ton of diamonds justin give every jeweler endangering equal to your,000 bin swap it with a the cubic zirconia he went back to a jeweler who recognized him and another story he was arrested but none of the stones have been recovered he is due back in court in september 28. >> you are here in anticipation of the pope's visit but there is inside story of the homeless folks displaced? >> city of brotherly love is here at the end of the week and the millions that are invited into the city but we don't hear about those that are displaced like the homeless to secure the area about one dozen of these individuals, the city has made them leave the office of supportive housing has supported that. >> to have a platform to welcome the port and help the people this morning i was reading the they're not helping the poor and now they are displacing them. the most horrible because he is coming. >> now one dozen had already tried and have been denied but they're not told to read a king go the of the place they can go is on the street. >> the mayor or the governor. ever

. >> did using the oldest trick in the book taking it ted of diamonds to give every jeweler the same sheol offer a big gains rate equal to $20,000 then swap with the cubic zirconia and believe the finding came to an end to end the jeweler recognized him and another store and called authorities teeeight was arrested but no rings have been recovered. >> you are in philly in anticipation of the pope's visit but there is the side story of the homeless people displaced? >> the city of brotherly love we care about the millions that are coming into this city but we don't hear the people that are displaced namely the of homeless individuals to secure the area that is the placing them creating a tent city in a vacant lot they shut that down and made them leave. now is part of the office of supportive housing here. >> but to have the platform to help the people but this morning and was reading that the access is not helping the pour -- to help of poor >> many have tried already five has been denied. the only place they can hang out is right here on the street. >> the mayor and the governor and

they made off with 100,000 bucks in jewels. the crooks disabled security cameras at a neighboring restaurant and entered the jewelry store through the roof. workers say the thieves knew what they were doing. >> mission impossible. they came through the roof and they broke into the safe and a big hole and used a lot of -- looked like they used a saw or something to break the safe. >> reporter: workers say the crooks disabled all the store security cameras except one and police are looking over that surveillance video. >>> governor cuomo says that new york is investing $50 million to create a better new york state fairgrounds. by this time next year the fairgrounds near syracuse will have a new expo center able to near round. the midway will grow to be the biggest in the country at 16 acres and to make room for all of this, the familiar grandstand and track will be removed. >>> it's 4:39. you are never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic. amy freeze is in for bill with the accuweather forecast. >> right now we are s

everybody delicately helping the jeweler to pick up his jewelry to get back some of this stolen goods. >> how many of them got away? >> they believe it was six people that performed the robbery. only one of them was captured and arrested but now the flying squad are on the case so the guys that deal with violent crime and armed robbery looking for the fight. >>> everybody it's giveaway time. >> to enter you need tuesday's buzzword, be at least 18 years of age and a legal u.s. resident. >> the "rtm" buzz word coming up in a bit. >> stand by. >>> there are many kinds of breeds of dogs, hunting breeds and working breeds, but i'm pretty sure this is not a working breed. this is 16-week-old percy, thinks he's a sheepdog. he looks like something that fell off the sheep. >> i thought it was a fluff ball. i was trying to find this dog you were talking about. >> that is 16-week-old percy and he'll show the two celtic pups how to do it. >> he's like i'm really ferocious, i swear i am. i'll get you if i catch up. >> percy takes over. >> no one knows what to do with this dog. the other dogs are c

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everybody delicately helping the jeweler to pick up his jewelry to get back some of this stolen goods. >> how many of them got away? >> they believe it was six people that performed the robbery. only one of them was captured and arrested but now the flying squad are on the case so the guys that deal with violent crime and armed robbery looking for the fight. >>> everybody it's giveaway time. >> to enter you need tuesday's buzzword, be at least 18 years of age and a legal u.s. resident. >> the "rtm" buzz word coming up in a bit. >> stand by. >>> there are many kinds of breeds of dogs, hunting breeds and working breeds, but i'm pretty sure this is not a working breed. this is 16-week-old percy, thinks he's a sheepdog. he looks like something that fell off the sheep. ball. i was trying to find this dog you were talking about. >> that is 16-week-old percy and he'll show the two celtic pups how to do it. >> he's like i'm really ferocious, i swear i am. i'll get you if i catch up. >> percy takes over. >> no one knows what to do with this dog. the other dogs are confused, the sheep is confus

accused of carrying out a violent jewel heist.red the men pretending to shop at h and y royal jewelers on south 23rd street monday evening. at one point you can see one of the suspects actually adjust a fake sleeve of tattoos as he points out an item. after a few minutes, the men persuade the 53-year-old clerk to come from behind the counter and that's when one of the thieves punches the clerk knocking him straight out of his shoes. he he then ties the clerk up holding him at knife point. meanwhile the other suspect ransacks the safe and shelves stealing a large amount of jewelry. the worker was able to free himself and activate the alar alarm. after the thieves fled off. >>> we now have video the moment a thief stole a philadelphia police officer's bike yesterday morning. it happened outside a 7-eleven at 23 west girard in fishtown. the 26th district bike officer says he was inside doing a quick security check when he came back outside his city issued mountain bike was gone. if you have any information on the theft of the jewelry

. >> reporter: that's right jewels and we are here at the mountain view art and beinfest value. this was the -- wine festival. this was the stage for the very first time anybody could take a look at all eight super bowl trophies. that we have here in the bay area. it's called the road to 50 tour. and to tell us a little bit more about it i spoke to keith bruce, he's ceo and president of the super bowl 50 host committee. and here's what he had to say. >> it's exciting we're making history here in mountain view. eight lombardi trophies they have won and we're putting them on display for the first time together. here in mountain view. >> reporter: and that was the talk of this festival. i saw people lined up just wanting to get a good glimpse of all eight super bowl trophies, five won by the 49ers and three by the oakland raiders and i tell you what you have the opportunity to come to the art and wine festival tomorrow. plus, if you missed out tomorrow, i'm going to tell you where they'll be next and how you can get a good look at that. you know what though? jewels, everybody here

doctors operate on suspected jewel thief.ay surgeons in thailand removed six karat diamond from woman's intestine. authorities say the 39 year old woman stole that diamond from a jewelry fair in bancock, swallowing the real stone, replacing it with a fake. x-ray later showed it lodge in the her intestine. that will six karat dime worth about $280,000. authorities arrested the woman and a man she was traveling with, at bancock's international airport. >> still ahead this morning, we are getting ready for the eagles game tonight. also, the cowboys play expected to miss weeks of football. we'll explain why. >> and he's got new team, but is he up to the same old tricks? facing questions about that playwrite there, in yesterday's game. we have the details coming up next in sport. we'll be right back. >> the night eagles fans had been waiting for for nine long months. so, are you ready for some football? it will be a new look eagles team under coach chip kelly this year. quarterback sam bradford has one new player, as defending rus

it is a little squished, but brain cases are the jewels we look for. you can tell where the cranial nerves are exiting, the different portions of the brain that are large. the most common dinosaurs in the grand valley are apatosaurus and of the mostone common predators in the jurassic. oodles of their teeth. they have serrations on both sides. think of a double steak knife going through your porterhouse like butter. they are compressed along the outside edges of the skull, fatter at the front. we will occasionally find them with the roots. most of the teeth are broken at the root, meaning the animal shed teeth during feeding. they are not like humans with an adult set. you only get the teeth with roots when they fall out of the lower jaw. it is always exciting when you find a piece with a root. ullt means there may be a sk nearby. it may be pieces or intact. halfwayooking at a bone through being cleaned. still not ready to have the other cycling. this was pulled out of the quar ry in july. it is the largest complete apatosaurus femur ever found. mammal

roosevelt took office, they were not very accessible, so as a result of a number of factors, they become jewel put a gleason to the good, which changes their place in the world. host: why did fdr realize this was such an important part? guest: there are three factors that led to this kind of significance in the older region. the first was technological. prior to the interwar period, they had a difficult time getting to the polar region. a were not developed enough to go where they needed to go, and that meant they were not easily accessible. sleds, and itdog was hard to get from the united states to the polar region, so after airplanes developed, there was an easier access to the united states. host: let's talk about iceland and greenland and some history behind the naming of these two countries, or areas, i should say. dawn: ok, a man named eric the greenland,elled from and when he went to iceland, he thought it was a good way to get people there to name it greenland rather than iceland, and that was a long time before roosevelt. greenland now has a government of home rule, which means it is

it's a little squished, but of theases are one jewels that paleontologist look for because you can tell a lot about how the brain was wired. where the nerves exiting the brain? common dinosaurs in the grand valley are apatosaurus and allosaurus. we find oodles of their teeth. they have these compressed, sharp, steak-knife teeth. they have serrations on both side. cuts like butter. so, they are compressed along the outside edges of the skull and fatter at the front of the skull. we occasionally will find it with the roots still on them. most of the teeth we find are broken at the root. which means the animals shed its teeth. they replace their teeth throughout life. itthey break off a tooth, is no big deal. they go another one. so, it is always exciting when you find teeth with roots on them, because that means there might be a skull nearby. so, right now we are looking at a bone that is halfway through being cleaned. that is not quite ready to be flipped over. this bone was actually pulled out of the quarry in july, 2014. it is the largest, most complete femur ever found. you are lookin

a lot of people are shocked to hear that jewel revealed she was in love with saeb penn., that puts her, madonna, robin wright, charlize theron on a major list of female conquests for sean. it leaves a lot of people dumbfounded. not me. i mean, look at me. >> we asked our social media followers what does sean penn possess that makes him irresistible. carey said he's the ultimate bad boy. sue says maybe he has a huge heart and treats a woman like she is meant to be treated. looks are not everything. it's what in the person's heart that matters. >> and maybe pixie dust. >> nathan says money and status, women love money and status. >> so politically incorrect. i can't believe he said that. that's why i have a crush on oprah and the queen of england. stay connected and join the conversation on face do we have anymore chips? [off screen] fellas? uh, sorry. we were day dreaming. about that vip tailgate and game tickets? uh yeah! and that pre-game sideline experience... exactly. or even eagle season tickets! [shouting over crowd] how do you know? you both have the new instant ga

roosevelt took office, they were not very accessible, so as a result of a number of factors, they become jewel put a gleason to the good, which changes their place in the world. host: why did fdr realize this was such an important part?

costco must pay the jeweler is earnings from the sales of the rings.tive is for the damage. citigroup predicting there is more than even chance of a global recession. demand fromt says china and the other emerging markets is the problem. that is a look at the top stories we're following at this hour. jeffrey gundlach says food prices could reach 60 dollars per barrel in the near term but any is likely to be short-lived in large part because of an imbalance of supply and demand. two weeks ago, the price fell below $45 per barrel but has since fluctuated. i'm joined by mary of bloomberg news. we have seen oil going up and down and up and down. still below the 50 darl's -- $50 per barrel mark. >> you may see a rally in the near term, but do not expected to hang around and do not expect to get back to 60 or $70 per barrel. a chart shows between supply and demand, there is so much supply and we have picked up oil from various races and a flood of supply and that is not allen's by waning demand. some are coming to an end at the travel season. the industry is

jewels wendy's up employing deniro, retire yee and widower who decides jumping back into the workforcegive him a fresh lease on life. he discovers some things have changed. >> this is the first time we're hiring senior interns. we're going to go for itna. >> fire away. >> where did you go to school? >> i went to northwestern. >> hey, my brother went to northwestern. >> probably not the same time. >> probably not. he graduated in 2009. >> class of '65. >> wow. what was your major? do you remember? >> the reviews for this one a bit mixed with guy lodge of variety saying it takes all the leads considerable combined charm to forestall the after taste of the pic's smug life lessons while film ink notes it is capitalizes on believability of chemistry between anne hathaway and de niro to produce a romcom that is genuinely satisfying. i'd go see this one. >> it sounds interesting. both two good movies. >> that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow >>> this morning on "world news now," pope francis takes new york. >> the pontiff copies his whirlwind tour of the u.s., building mom

charles: we need to jewel in the arctic to find out what potentially may be there because despite thet of oil in the world market, most out on ans 10-15 years global basis still forecast very germanic increases of oil demand that cannot be met by the current levels of supplies available. least --e, this is a at least trying to assess how important the arctic may be. our u.s. geological survey and number years ago now still believes a substantial portion of the world's remaining undiscovered oil and natural gas lie in the arctic. alix: what do you say when people come out and say it is hypocritical of president obama to be supporting climate change and alaska and all of a sudden allowing drilling in the arctic that cannot begin for the environment at the end of the day? charles: you have to separate the local environment to implications of drilling from climate change. the reality is -- when carbon dioxide is released in power plants and by automobiles and other industrial processes worldwide, the way that carbon dioxide goes into the atmosphere concentrates in the polar regions. much

>> firstles says invest in a $10 jewelers eye loop. >> nothing can tell you real better than your eyeslack look for hallmarks like production numbers. >> chanel has a specific logo. in the '70s they had a round disk that said chanel made in france. >> reporter: what do you think the possible value is here? >> $5,000, $6,000. >> that would be a very good guess. this is one of the nicest collections of chanel products i have ever seen. these would be worth probably $30,000 to $40,000. congratulations. congratulations. >> thank you, mom. >> reporter: becky worley, abc news, droity. >> thank you mom is right. >> i'd be crying, too. $30,000 to $40,000. >> never know what you might find. why i still hoard all my baseball cards and my bling. >> the mr. t look? >> ladies love cool james. that's how you rock it. >> tomorrow you can bring your gold jewelry on set. >> all tangled up somewhere. got to look for it. . >>> this morning on "world news now," unprecedented meetings with the pope. >> americans pouring out their hearts to pope francis. the emotional conversation just weeks before he gets

. >> sur were prizing that jewels was interested in this. he is expected to be okay. ♪ >> you know what is delicious? delicious food is delicious. i have some delicious food for you to try. >> hi everybody. it's jessica and we're going to do a recipe that's hot on the web this minute. >> thanks to jessica, we have the apple chips. >> in this video jessica walks us through how to make the apple chips. >> let's bring her in and try the delicious apple chips. she is going to tell us exactly what she did. >> yes, i tried them already, and they're delicious. >> now i know why the kitchen smells so good and cannot go in there. >> tell me about the idea on where it came from because it's literally apples. >> yeah, it's just apple. nothing else. you put it in the microwave then they come out and nice and crunchy. they last for a little bit and then it's a snack and you eat it. >> how did you get it so thin? >> i used a slicer and if you want to slice it with nice really thin and be really careful because it was not as careful and sliced myself. >> t

. >>> the search is on for thieves in a high priced jewel heist in the bronx. it sounds like it was out of a movie. police say burglars made off with $100,000 worth of jewels and cash from the store on east fordham road. the crooks disabled security cameras at a neighboring restaurant but entered the jewelry store through the roof. police are looking over the surveillance video from one of the cameras not disabled. >>> now to vote 2016. republicans donald trump and jeb bush taking their attacks to a new level. now they are releasing ads aimed at each other. this is as vice president joe biden heads to florida today as he weighs a possible presidential run. abc's stephanie ramos is live in d.c. with more. stephanie? >> shirleen, both g.o.p. presidential candidates, donald trump and jeb bush fighting to the end to win the party's nomination. the gloves are off again. g.o.p. presidential candidate jeb bush and donald trump have attacked each other before but now they are throwing hard verbal punches. [speaking spanish]. in monday's round, trumps campaign released

, in my view -- there are two crown jewels.he network and there is the policy brain. the ability to maintain the network at its current level and sustain that in the future, and the ability to have a sufficient density of policy-making capacity here in london that we can lead the foreign policy making process across government and beyond is the key to the foreign office's debt. everything else is subordinate in my view to those priorities. and one of the things that we'll be doing is looking at how, in any given out come scenario of the spending view, we would manage the impact of that in a way that protected the network and protected the central policy keeping capabilities. >> in the recent years there is a reduction of the number of u.k. staff overseas and increasingly reliance on locally engaged staff. >> yeah. >> do you think that that could go much further. >> no. >> no? >> i don't believe there is much further scoping. in many of the small posts, we have two u.k. based foreign staff. you may have many more foreign office

and the previous statement you said it's the crown jewel. it is diplomatly less than that spent by the french. a country that is not 10 times the population of the uk. more like six times. maybe seven. can you give us some idea in detail how you can make further reductions on the scale of 25% or perhaps 40%. the figures you've used without significantly reducing the size of the diplomatic network. >> yes. >> first of all, let me make a point that we should be targeting efficiency first. we can take out those percentages by being efficient. we have done a huge amount of efficiency again. but when you compare our budget with the budget of the french foreign ministry, we operate a network of roughly the same size as the french foreign ministry. we do it with fewer people. we do it with a budget that's 25% lower. and i think we should be proud of the fact. we should not be beating ourselves up with a smaller budget. we should be proud of the fact we have a similarly sized network with fewer assets than i would be prepared to argue for the effect

to catch a thief, the female robber armed with a gun, loading up the jewels. her multistate crime spree like something out of a movie. >>> hey, good morning. and let's get right to our top story now, a wildfire in california exploding in size overnight. look at this picture out of middletown, california, the hills there ablazed as thousands of people are told to get out. >> they're calling it the valley fire, it has burned homes and schools. highways have been shut down. four firefighters are in the hospital this morning. more on their conditions in a moment. meanwhile, sources on the ground say this intense fire is creating its own lightning and gusty winds. check this out, a ro fegsal fire photographer posted this live video on periscope right from the front lines. listen. >> let's go, man. they're putting water on this particular house because it's at a corner and they don't want to lose this corner. they don't want it to get on either side of the road on this corner, because that would just allow the progression of the fire to grow and grow and grow. my eq

. >> you're touching them like they are jewels. >> they are jewels. >> let's grab a bunch of these for> yeah. >> the pressure in farming is to have a monoculture and to provide year in and year out what you know is going to sell and what the market demands. >> do you mind grabbing a few of these plants? they're going to grow up, so don't take the root. >> it's very, very hard for a small guy to say i'm not going to grow carrots anymore, i'm grow a whole bunch of different interesting things, i'm going to grow them as well as i possibly can. this is pretty much a first for me. >> this is the first time you fall to your knees for a green plant? >> yeah. >> how long for leeks? >> do you think we'll ever reach the point where guys like soren will be in a very good place? >> i think if we cut the middleman, the producers, the farmer, to talk directly to a guy like rene. >> nobody ever teaches you the symbiosis with these people that grow the food. you're never taught that as a cook, which is strange. >> can we have another leek that looks more similar in size to that one, please? >> i think

reporter: it was one of the most spectacular jewel heists of the last decade. right in the heart of london's diamond district, the thieves drilled through thick concrete to break into the safe deposit and jimmy open 73 of the 993 boxes. millions of pounds of jewelry and cash were stolen. the nine men arrested appeared behind reinforced glass in southeast london. as the judges read the charges, the first four men all pleaded guilty to conspiring to burglary. john collins, who is 70, dale jones, 58, terrence perkins, 67, and brian reader, 76. in other words, three of them were old enough to claim a state pension and free bus pass. five are stated to start in november. three entered not guilty and two have not entered pleas for legal reasons. jane: an initial report of the air show crash on the south coast of england showed the aircraft had no abnormal plate. 11 people were killed after it failed to pull out of a loop the loop stunt when it crashed on the road. in guatemala, voters head to the poll to elect a new president. this is no ordinary election. it comes o

>> two men are wanted for pulling off a 50,000 jewelry heist in south jersey, they robbed royal jewellers are on the 2300 block of south 23rd street. one man was armed with a knife and no one in the store was hurt, the robbers were last spotted with a paper license tag. southwest detectives are looking for an armed thief that stormed into a west philadelphia gas station, this is surveillance video from inside of the citco, from lancaster avenue, the suspect walked in and pointed a gun at the clerk and demappeded money, the clerk opened the register and stepped back and let the suspect take the cash, the thief then walked out and the clerk was not hurt. >> a pleasant week continues. as we look live at sky 6 hd, showing you the center city skyline and bright blue skies be very few clouds. meteorologist, david murphy, is outside with another update from accuweather. hey david. >> reporter: outside is the place to be, low humidity and a light breeze but not as windy as yesterday, as you look up and down the mid-atlantic region, 78 in philadelphia, 78 in new york city, 79 in washington and eve

judy waters lives in an apartment above her parent's garage and she says it was her dog jewels barkingted her that something was very wrong when she went to check on him, well, that's when she noticed her place was on fire. >> it was a very high-pitched alert bark, bark, bark, bark. she went out and i he her her sd came around and came back in and barked. >> the main house has major smoke damage. the apartment is destroyed. the family says they're devastated but they know they can rebuild ton night they are just grateful that they survived along with their pets. >>> well, emotional thank you at philadelphia international airport. hear from the traveler who says tsa agents saved his life. >> plus struggling philadelphia catholic surge is hoping the pope's visit later this month turn things around for them. why they believe the pontiff could hold the key to their survival. scott. >> dawn, it was a hot afternoon. the high 93 degrees but some drier, more comfortable air is moving in. new information about your labor >> right now at 10:30 we continue to follow some breaking news coming out

and the jewels on her fingers. i wondered if she had big news to share. >> nothing to tell you. this is not an engagement ring. i won't get married again. >> hold on. heidi klum wants to talk you to. >> here you go. >> and here is julianne. >> i'm deporting myself. i'm going. >> well, the bash is glam. that is part of what makes the emmys fun to watch. this year's show is about so much more than that. >> it was. i mean a new emmy star was crowned, a long time favorite got his do and diversity was celebrated like never befo tonight in big pictures, how the emmys got it right. it seems like the right person was there at the right time for this historic moment. >> you know, now it's li always say that purpose of life is a life of purpose. i just remember i grew up in such poverty. and there was something in the forefront of my mind that thought this could be my life. and for god to have brought me to this moment is kind of miraculous. >> in my mind, i see a line. >> to the kerry washingt the halle berryiesberries, thank you for taking you us over that line. >> how will you celebrat

that kids can be cruel try to make you feel ashamed call you names at school i'm going to drop some jewels some wisdom you can use so you won't grow up confused and verbally abused >> he wanted to write an anthem of positive affirmations. he calls the song "love yourself." just say i'm beautiful i'm beautiful i'm worthy i'm worthy i'm worthy and those mean words can't hurt me can't hurt me speak to yourself like somebody you love and love your body size zero or above and get rid of any thoughts that say you're not enough >> is he a musician, a teacher? what made him come up with this idea? it's effective. >> he is a poet and author. he decided i'm going to do something that i can share with all kids so all kids can feel beautiful about themselves. that's actually really important. so much of the anti-bullying campaigning you see tries to target the bullies. this one actually tries to empower the kids that are bullied. if you empower those kids it doesn't matter what other people think. i'm beautiful i'm beautiful i'm worthy i'm worthy and no mean words no mean words can hurt me can hurt me

a train loaded with gold, jewels and weapons was stored in a tunnel by retreating nazis in 1945 and never discovered. in august, two amateur hunters said they located that train and that it should be unearthed and displayed as a tourist attraction. >>> so who cares about trains if you have a dollar or two dollars? head to your corner store and pay the powerball because the jackpot is now at $301 million. new york and 43 other states are participating. you have until 9:00 p.m. wednesday to buy your ticket. the drawing will take place tomorrow night, and the new york lot lotto jackpot, by the way, is bumped up to $49 million. you have to pick the numbers because you're a lucky guy. he is so lucky, janice. >> i'm with it. i'm good, chuck. all the way. >> it's a team effort. >>> what about this weather today? it's like august all over again. temperatures in the 80s. high humidity. it was really sticky and messy out there today. central park high was 83, 82 in newark and 80 in la guardia and bridgeport and thundershowers popping up out there as well. we have heavy rain possible overnight and i

a silversmith from china donated this charm, it has red, white and blue jewels and a design inspired by saint patrick cathedral. >> it is all american silver from our citizens, representing the simplest and humblest citizen of the united states. >> the artist is excited to see the pope that officiated in his wedding and baptized his daughter in argentina. you can take a look at all the coverage on wcbsnewyork.com and we will continue to cover all of his activity, including his mass at madison square gardens, >>> a man crashed a maserati into not one but two stores. we have steve langford live on the scene. >> reporter: yes. 10:30 last night and and a italian sports car smashed into the remains of these two businesses. we don't know what happened but we have a very good idea of the destruction here. the 2010 maserati caught on surveillance video, sparks flying as it heads straight toward the bagel shop and chicken store. it does not appear to slow down. the destruction of the business reveals the devastating impact, as well. >> that guy came from there, okay? he came, missed that tree

that kids can be cruel try to make you feel ashamed call you names at school i'm going to drop some jewels you can use so you won't grow up confused and verbally abused ♪ >> he wanted to write an anthem of positive affirmations. he calls the song "love yourself." ♪ just say i'm beautiful ♪ i'm beautiful ♪ i'm worthy ♪ i'm worthy ♪ i'm worthy ♪ and those mean words can't hurt me ♪ ♪ can't hurt me ♪ speak to yourself like somebody you love and love your body size zero or above and get rid of any thoughts that say you're not enough ♪ >> is he a musician, a teacher? what made him come up with this idea? it's effective. >> he is a poet and author. he decided i'm going to do something that i can share with all kids so all kids can feel beautiful about themselves. that's actually really important. so much of the anti-bullying campaigning you see tries to target the bullies. this one actually tries to empower the kids that are bullied. if you empower those kids it doesn't matter what other people think. ♪ i'm beautiful ♪ i'm beautiful ♪ i'm worthy ♪ i'm worthy ♪ and no mean words ♪ no mean words ♪

they removed a 6carat jewel from her stomach. she wallowed the real stone and put a fake one in its place. an x-ray showed it lodged in her intirch -- intestine after being arrested at the airport. >> tricycles are usually harmly, -- harm atlantic >> gas prices have dropped dramatically in the last three weeks. the average price for a gallon of regular was down 27 sent to 2.44. analysts say the decrease happened even though oil prices went up because supply outweighs demand. >>> president obama is announcing a change to the federal financial aid system. students can apply three months earlier in october than january. it will make it easier for students to determine if they can afford to go to college. the president will join education secretary to announce more details this afternoon during a back to school tour in iowa. >>> "healthcheck" this noon, a study shows tricycles are sending thousands of children to the emergency room every year. doctors treated 9 kids for tricycle related injuries in 2012 and 2013. two-years-old are th

10,000 people who come to the campus and we have three venues, so that they're able to listen to the jewels heart of the connection. we have darryl davis and pearson. some of the names are familiar. we're very excited about this. >> when is the festival again? >> it's saturday september 19th. starts at 12:00 noon. come early. >> thank you some. we appreciate you and your partnership and thank you so much for joining us this morning for viewpoint. we will see you again soon. (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> right now on "news 4 today" a serious accident. what we're learning about the crash that sent a person to the hospital and had the suitland parkway closed overnight. >>> plus, the developing story we're watching right now after a body is found in a charred car in southeast d.c. good morning. hope you're having a great sunday morning so far. >>> a beautiful start to your sunday morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here w

karma got you. >> look at that bling speaking of all kinds of jewels. >> our own joyce evans we wante a few of our own this morning. fox 29's joyce evans photojournalist shane, and fox 29 weekend contributor bill rohrer along with chief meteorologist scott williams. they all received emmy awards last night during ceremony at the philadelphia hilton. we are so proud of our people, our team. congratulations, guys. we love you. very proud of your success. one team. >> shane told and said edit your own stuff now. you can't say his last name. >> this morning we're talking about big change force financial aid for college because it is crazy expensive. right now schools can top 100 even two hun doctor thousand dollars over four years for just one kid. so there is some big news when it comes to this. they've just changed when you can file for financial aid. starting next year you'll be able to apply as early as october. currently you have to wait all the way until january. that can affect when you make decision. lots of people are applauding this one. debra writes, i wish this much attention