and still with us, juliana gorman, government relations for the center for reproductive rights, benjamin clapper, and lugs betting nash, and elizabeth, i'm wondering to a degree if intelligence not taken over by events, the debate of clinics, because more and more women are terminating their pregnancies using prescription drugs. >> to some degree. we have a medication abortion, which allows women to end their pregnancy early in pregnancy, and it's very safe and fda approved and that in some ways could help us access services in rural areas, because we could use telemedicine for women to end pregnancies there. but i wanted to talk about safety. we know that abortion is incredibly safe in this country, and we also know that all of the evidence that the courts have been reviewing recently, they have found that there's a marginal difference if there are admitting privileges or not. and they're saying that there's really no difference if the state has bridges in the type of care that women receive in abortion, and clinics have emergency protocols in place. they want to protect the health of t

and that's how kelsey juliana wound up in court at age 15. yes, 15.w-Ñ"vuç even as a teenager s:nnown for her environmental activism. frankly, it came naturally to her. her parents met in the '90s when they were protesting the destruction of old growth forests by the logging industry. kelsey followed in their footsteps. she agreed to be one of two plaintiffs in a suit claiming b the state of oregon was not doing all it could to protect their future by reducing global warming. the first judge said his court didn't have jurisdiction to resolve the issue, but the oregon court of appeals found merit in the case and told the lower court, try again. while the legal process creeps forward, kelsey has turned 18, graduated from high school and is walking across the country in the great march for climate action that started in fs4r los angeles and will end up in washington d.c. on november 1st. kelsey, welcome. >> thank you, bill. >> did you personally explore this public trust doctrine? did you want to know what it was about? >> to be honest, when i first got

juliana goldman on the third major problem at the same facility in the last month. a growing number of parents refuse to vaccinate their kids, putting others potentially at risk. carter evans tells us who's holding out and why. and wedding bells in venice for actor george clooney. charlie d'agata has the details of the social event of the season. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. 768 flights were canceled in chicago today between the two major airports, and that was actually a bit of an improvement. yesterday, it was just under 2,000 after what appears to have been sabotage by someone who worked at an air traffic control center near chicago created air travel chaos. a man named brian howard is alleged to have set fire in the control center before attempting to slit his own throat. he's in a hospital right now. no court date is set, but the incident raises troubling questions about how so much disruption was so easy to create. here's our trorlz correspondent jeff pegues. >> reporter: at chicago's o'

>> glor: juliana goldman, thank you very much. in libya, an islamist militia posted online video of members inside the u.s. embassy in tripoli, as they jump into the pool on the embassy's residential property. american personnel evacuated libya more than a month ago there in tripoli over security concerns. russian president vladimir putin is calling for talks between ukraine and pro-russian separatists. putin said the goal should be to safeguard the people of living in eastern ukraine which he called new russia. both sides exchanged prisoners today, including 15 russian paratroopers that moscow entered ukraine accidentally. >> tomorrow is september 1st and midterm elections in the u.s. are just a little more than two months away. attention is focusing on several races which could decide whether democrats or republicans control the senate. for more we turn to cbs news political director john dickerson, in washington. john, always good to see you, what should we be watching? >> well, the house of representatives is almost certain to

bill plante and juliana goldman on what this says about the secret service. and presidential security. ebola lockdown-- debora patta on the extraordinary measures one african nation is taking to stop the spread of the deadly disease. living in the middle of a manhunt. kristine johnson on the rounded-the-clock search for an accused cop killer that has trapped people in their homes for a week. and meet one of america's 10 smartest kids. who else would you expect intel to make its youngest intern ever? >> oh! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod 3 it's the most heavily guarded residence in the country, if not the world, and yet we begin tonight with the man who jumped the fence at the white house, ran across the north lawn, and made it all the way inside the front dar before he was subdued. martha olson is the name of the man arrested inside the white house. the 42-year-old from texas, and was arraigned in d.c. speaker this afternoon. among the charges, carrying a dangerous weapon and possession of

but, jim, no timeline has been set. >> axelrod: juliana goldman, thank you. from coast to coast, severe weather is bearing down on tens of millions of americans tonight. one system has already passed through michigan, where hundreds of thousands are without power. let's bring in meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz. eric, quite a nasty weather map across the country. >> certainly is. a lot of headline headlines to o jim. we start in the west and move to the east. we begin with wildfires. it's been hot, dry, summer, very low humidity in an environment where fires can start rapidly. in yosemite, a safety hazard, all across the west coast, a lot of dry conditions. the opposite of that farther to the south and west, hurricane norbert, a classic-looking hurricane moving across the baja peninsula, not necessarily making landfall but spreading moisture in the southwest. we're taking heavily rain totals, flash flooding and a large concern especially into the day on sunday and monday. on the east coast, the same storm system that brought all the power o

but, jim, no timeline has been set. >> axelrod: juliana goldman, thank you. from coast to coast, severe weather is bearing down on tens of millions of americans tonight. dne system has already passed through michigan, where hundreds of thousands are without power. let's bring in meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station, wbz. eric, quite a nasty weather map across the country. >> reporter: certainly is. a lot of he headlines to get to, jim. we start in the west and move to the east. we begin with wildfires. it's been a very hot, dry summer, particularly western oregon, northern california, very low humidity in an environment where fires could grow very rapidly. now a little farther to the south, fires burning in yosemite, so for folks visiting there, certainly a safety hazard. all across the west coast, a lot of dry conditions. the opposite of that farther off to the south and west, this is hurricane norbert, a really classic-looking hurricane. it will be moving right along the baja peninsula, not necessarily making landfall but spreading a lot of moist

i've never met the president unlike juliana. [laughter] i can't tell you. you know, what people say is that the president remains close to dennis mcdonough, that valerie jarrett weighs in on a whole range of issues, that ben rhodes, the speech writer, has sort of a mind meld with him. .. you also see this in the stories about the split between the military and leadership and the president and i think part of this is that the president in his inner circle have been captured and trapped by their political narrative. political narrative not wanting to be the bush administration, overlearning the lessons in iraq. being that way captured by inaction. to jon's point not all action is advisable. they have really been captured by inaction and i think there has been frustration at the top levels there has knots been more strategic vision. for example, the red line debate with respect to syria, i'm not just sure the president realized how strategically relevant that moment was. to your point about john kerry, john kerry went out, basically issued an indictment agains

talking about communicating, juliana, you've done a lot of work on this. juliana has become kind of our expert on jihadist social media. >> i have a lot of new twitter followers. >> it is amazing how sophisticated they are. >> isis has its own media arm. they are behind a lot of the savvy and well-produced videos we are seeing. they just released last week a 55-minute video, it is all shot in hd, looks straight out of hollywood. and it had one thing the intelligence community really took note of, was it had an american at the end, an american isis fighter in syria overseeing syrians dig their own graves, and then he killed them. one of the reasons why he had this sophisticated operation, one, it is that it is propaganda. they brought more western fighters and they bring their knowledge as well. we have french jihadists reaching out in french to french individuals. german to germans, brits to brits. i had a crazy experience last saturday or two saturdays ago when i was in the newsroom and we started to get word that there was another isis beheading video, t

. >> and juliana richardson, who is chronicling our story. >> this is our legacy. it is too important to stop. >>> and finally, we take a look back at two previous honorees. >> sometimes we stay way past the time that we should be in charge. and that's why we don't grow and why we don't prosper. >> so i'm saying to you get up, wipe yourself off, and head out again. because tomorrow comes and it anncr: now you can merge the physical freedom of the car, with the virtual freedom of wi-fi. chevrolet, the first and only car company to bring built-in 4g lte wi-fi to cars, trucks and crossovers. hi mom. you made it! anncr: it's the new independence. >>> you might remember his smooth voice from the hit son "maybe i deserve" that came out more than a decade ago. but today tank is back recruiting the ladies again with his highly anticipated sixth album. correspondent sonia alleyne has more. >> so there's a lot of things going on with you? >> yes. >> do you have some new things? >> we have a lot of new things. i think this year there was for me just reforecasting and kind of

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. >> juliana nos hablÓ de lo que le ha dejado su personaje. >> sabemos que existen distintas realidades.. y creo que es importante abrir los ojos y ver mÁs allá. >> tambiÉn participÓ priscila pÁez, quien estrenÓ una melodÍa que naciÓ de su experiencia mira quiÉn baila. tambiÉn subieron chris pérez, erguido de selena y el doctor juan rivera entre otros. y asÍ concluyÓ este people. >> gracias, y felicidades a la revista por otra festival tan exitoso. estamos de estreno nuevamente con la gata. entrevistamos al elenco. >> en medio de un basurero se entreteje una historia de amor. conflictos, venganzas y mentiras. maita perrone personifica la gata, una joven que en medio de la pobreza conocerÁ su prÍncipe azul. >> ni personaje creciÓ y vivió ahÍ. y saliÓ adelante y se preparó, y aÚn asÍ no dejÓ nunca su esencia de lado. constantemente buscan lograr concretar ese amor. >> daniel arenas le da vida a pablo, un joven adinerado y noble que se enamora de esmeralda. a pesar de su humilde apariencia. >> interesante, no? >> sÍ. cuÉntame. >> rico, diferente. >> crees que en la vida real podrÍas enamor

>> we will start with you, juliana. >> want me to go? >> i feel less comfortable saying what he should and shouldn't do. >> i sat with president bush the last four years of his administration, a very difficult time where it felt like we were losing iraq. likely began to lose in western pakistan. and a certain point, the president and the country have to commit to real sacrifice and a real fight if that is what we are up against. we can leave it for others, we can maintain and contain. but if we are going to fight a group that has global ambitions and wants to reach and touch the west and attack us, it is giving life to a broader movement, we have to be ready for a fight and that means not taking things off the table. what the president should not do is stop saying what we are not going to do. start believing in what we say we are going to commit to. because then our allies will really follow and we can really quarterback like a good university of texas quarterback or tcu qrterback. and you know it's going to happen. otherwise we will fla

. >> glor: already, juliana thank you very much, three months after a bitterly contested runoff electionanistan officially knows who its next president will be, former finance minister ashraf ghani was declared to the winner although the actual vote totals were not. the abdullah abdullah will serve as equivalent of prime minister. >> after the return of 4 49 forr isis hostages to turkey we still know virtually nothing about how their release was won and that raises questions about the drastically different strategies countries use in hostage negotiations. here is charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the turkish government has refused to divulge any details of just what led to the release of dozens of hostages from the grip of isis militants. all turkish president tayyip erdogan would say is it isful it was a covert rescue operation but andrew taylor of the washington institute for near east policy said there has to be more to it than that. >> i think we are probably looking at some kind of trade, some kind of swap for something that isis wanted, others that perhaps the turkish government held,

there's a few new professional dancers this season and juliana huff will not dance she will serve as fourth judge. and the you have returns for 18th season without barbara walters and two rosy s. she'll be joined by rose eye o'donnell. rosy perez and former nbc analyst nicole wallace the show is getting new set, new studio and potentially a new vibe. check it out on 6abc this morning starting at 11. >> all strong personalities it will be fun to see their chemistry. >> 4:57 developing this morning a hurricane continues to hiccup high swells and drenching rain off the mexican coast. >> when it comes to students having to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon.

las razones mÁs criticadas entre los legisladores ha sido el viaje que el organismo auspiciado a julianasentantes de la onu, mÁs que ganarse el respeto del pueblo dominicano y los sectores activos de la vida social se han ganado el repudio por su actitud anti dominicana. >> pero no todos estÁn de acuerdo con expulsar al alto comisionado de la onu para los refugiados, hay diputados que consideran la peticiÓn algo extrema. >> excluirlo, decirles vÁyanse, quizÁs no es lo más prudente. quizÁs hay que aprender a ser mÁs tolerante. >> se ha criticado plan de regularizaciÓn de extranjeros que lleva el gobierno. dicen que muchos no califican por lo tanto muchos deberÁn seguir siendo indocumentados. >> el gobierno de venezuela anunciÓ la creación de un estado mayor nacional, para combatir el dengue y la chicunguya, se estima que son entre 120.000 el caso de este Último virus. bueno, un problema tÉcnico. vamos a ir a comerciales y ya regresamos. >>los fÉnix inician su serie frente a los marlins. ya regreso con el pronÓstico >>y hoy tuvimos un dÍa soleado, con temperaturas en los 70 grados y frÍo e

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. >> reporter: 19-year-old juliana says she wants to switch from taking dale birth control pills to somethinghe doesn't have to think about every day. >> the iud. i don't love to take the bill every day. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics is now recommending iud's intrauterine devices or hormonal implants for sexually active girls. >> it's very safe, highly reliable. once inserted there's, you know, basically virtually 100 percent efficacy against pregnancy. >> reporter: iud's last 10 years. >> with these methods there's no chance of messing it up and once you have it, it's there until you're ready to take it out. >> reporter: the academy also recommends that teens always use condoms to protect against sexually transmitted diseases and while they're commonly used by teens, condoms are not as effective for preventing pregnancies. i'm stephanie stahl, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> two swimmers got up close and very personal with a pair of humpback whales along australia's gold coast. seems the winners became an object of curiosity for the mother had you ever been back and

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. >> juliana moore. it's very golden red. this is my favorite shade of red.s when there's a gold undertone. if it's a little darker, it should be copper. >> what did you use for that, louis? >> i used this one right here. >> nice and easy. >> it's a golden blend. it's a golden blend. >> how pretty. beautiful hair. >> all these products, you think both work pretty well. >> they all work well. to her hair color, i like this because it has a golden copper undertone. this is not appropriate because it is a bit more burgundy. burgundy is not quite in style now. >> it doesn't look well on everybody either. >> let's talk about ron's before picture. >> hello. >> here's ron. he is a great-looking guy. hair going gray. when i first saw him, i said -- but -- >> he is pretty much gray. but it looks like it could be something else. this is -- look. what we did is this color -- see how it brought his skin color back. >> it's got gray tones, but it looks natural. >> the whole thing with men's hair color is it should never be opaque. it should be translucent. >> i used -- >>

we created sexy alter egos -- clive and juliana -- met in the hotel bar.panties in the lobby in front of her dad... phil. ...which was hil-- it was hard. it was hard for her. you know i can't stand it when you use that word. "panties"? ye-- that. yes. that word. sorry. she lost her underpanties. [ birds chirping ] so?

. >> juliana, i know you have done work on this. i was surprised yesterday when ambassador samantha power called it "eesill" or something like that. i know the president calls it isil. some of us call it isis. where is cole porter when you need him? [laughter] what is the deal? what is the name of this outfit? >> we can confuse it even more because isis calls itself the islamic state. it rebranded itself in june. in the arabic world, it goes by daish. but isis does not like that name for itself. the problem for the government is it wants to refer to the group did not validate the idea it is the islamic state. if we drill down at the name, in arabic, the rob is the last word that refers to either syria or greater syria. is at the end of isis is this. the greater syria refers to the levant. there are some in the government who want to come up with ways to talk about it differently. daish could be among those options. the french announced they will be using that. that is not to validate the name islamic state. >> did we ever come to cl

we created sexy alter egos -- clive and juliana -- met in the hotel bar.e lost her panties in the lobby in front of her dad... phil. ...which was hil-- it was hard. it was hard for her. you know i can't stand it when you use that word. "panties"? ye-- that. yes. that word. sorry. she lost her underpanties. [ birds chirping ] so? so?

her parents say juliana loved to stare at the lights on the tree and they refused to shut the blindsntil she fell asleep. the tree will remain lit up until the end of september which is childhood cancer awareness month. >>> much more ahead on the sunday morning news. the manhunt on the east coast for a suspected cop killer. where authorities are focusing their search for the fugitive with survivalist skills. >>> also, what a difference a dog makes. we'll show you why this golden retriever is now on the staff of a bay area d.a.'s office. take your time. no rcome on.y. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time. from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve. that ball wasn't in. get your eyes checked. help me out here. download the best mobile app today. so you can always have the advantage. chase. so you can. . >>> welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is our meteorologist lisa a

let's take you to juliana lui, who has been monitoring events all day long. just hearing from one of the protesters that things are fairly calm out on the streets. sort of a reasonably amicable mood amongst the protesters. but are the numbers swelling? >> that's right. the numbers are swelling. i joined one of the occupations at admiralty, and the crowd started gathering well before the lunch hour, which is unusual here. and by the time i left, it became very clear that the crowd today, this evening is much bigger than the one from yesterday. and the mood is perhaps a bit more mellow because in part, the policing seems to be much more subtle today. by this time yesterday, the police had already fired several rounds of tear gas, which really escalated the situation. that hasn't been the case today. perhaps there is a recognition that perhaps some of the methods employed yesterday were perhaps a bit heavy handed. >> julianna, thanks so much for updating us from hong kong. aaron is going to have more later in the program. we've also got much more for you on the

juliana gold. >> reporter: president obama reiterated his address to defeat isis and he updated the progresssil, including military -- >> reporter: secretary of state mccain is work saying it's too soon to get into specifics. back home there's a debate about what to call this oevens. yesterday the pentagon and the white house both called it a war. here is press secretary josh earnest. >> they this are at war with isil, the same way we are in war with -- >> the administration is asserting it has the authority to expand the mission in iraq and syria without congressional approval. the white house is however, asking congress for $500 million to train and equip modern syrian rebels. lawmakers are expected to take that up the middle of next week. >> juliannea golden. >>> isis will be here tomorrow on mp mp. bob schieffer's guests will include secretary kerry, and mike mccall. >>> this weekend wounded from arranged the world are taking part in a tournament established by prince's british harry. he took part in some events himself last night. charlie d'agata has more from london. >> reporter: good

juliana our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework.i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too. announcer: it's "live! with kelly & michael." today, award-winning actress julianna margulies, and the host of "survivor", jeff legwold, eric uperstar chef, ripert takes over the kim. ll next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪

. >> juliana. >> hay que tener confianza en la pareja, tiene que aprender eso.ectacular, la costa este contra la costa oeste. chicos, en el estudio estÁn listas para adivinar la palabra? en los Ángeles se encuentra nuestro equipo con luis sandoval, nuestra jimena y nuestro hermoso pÚblico. ( aplausos) >> estÁn listos para comenzar? le digo a mi productor que me den las palabras porque no aparecen. vamos a comenzar, listos aquÍ en casita? productor, dime la primera palabra. a la una, las dos, y a las tres. cuÁl es la primera palabra que aparece? acÉmila. quÉ significa acémila segÚn su criterio? tiempo, vamos a comenzar con el estudio. >> acÉmila, dÍcese de aquel que hace milanesas. >> nuestro equipo de los Ángeles. >> dÍcese de aquello que es una semilla. >> el significado es... productor? dÍgame quiÉn se acercÓ mÁs? mula o burro de carga, nadie ganÓ, lo siento. vamos a la prÓxima, vamos a hacer el desempate. la siguiente palabra es estantigua. quÉ significa estantigua? >> estantigua, dÍcese de aquel estante que es antiguo. >> a ver nuestro equipo de los angeles

. >> his guest last night juliana margolies. play a principal and vice principal trying to be cool. watch this. >> there is principal davidson. >> i'm vice principal mcmillan gunkel. it's time for the morning announcement. >> for starters, be wet. this thursday tpn marks the first meeting of the debate club and the first day of mr. truman home ec class fall bake sale. ♪ [ music playing ] bake bake bake ♪ bakers going to bake bake bake ♪ baking up ♪ the bake is off. >> i just want to issue a reminder, there will be severe punishment for any student who is caught sect sexting during class. ♪ why you got to text so nude ♪ don't know your students do ♪ why you got to text those nudes ♪ >> so there you go. >> my god. that's fun. i love him. he's awesome. it's nice to lighten things up a bit. we have a lot to talk about today t. isis and -- i'm sorry he might be corrupt with this debate. also, out this hour, experience in an abusive relationship using the hashtag to why i saved and why i left. talk show host meredith viera is joining

we've got juliana velasquez with "cheap chica's style." i normally don't like to splurge on trends. i do believe that your shoe size, for the most part, doesn't change and they have an invisible heel. >> you need to start small. do a great accessory. a whole table of shoes and accessories here. they're all from piper line. they start about $100. you can do an ankle one. they all need to have the this heel or do a great fringe bag. >> we plucked darlene and karen off the plaza. >> all i did hear was add a denim shirt, great necklaces and fabulous fringe bag from tj maxx. she's good to go. those robe coats you're seeing, $100 from urban outfitters. >> darlene, your handbag size does not change. one size fits all. you can give it to your daughter when they're raiding your closet or whomever you want. >> under $60 from tj maxx. >> i love the necklace. >> layered big chunky silver. ladies, you look beautiful. and, tara, what a birthday. you spent it on the "today" show. >> thank you. >>> our other models here. >> phyllis, her entire look, every time is under $100, even this robe coat. i

. >> juliana moore. it's very golden red. this is my favorite shade of red.e is pretty much fwra. but it looks like it could be something else. this is -- look. what we did is this color -- see how it brought his skin color back. >> it's got gray tones, but it looks natural. >> the whole thing with men's hair color is it should never be opaque. it should be translucent. >> i used -- >> just for men? >> i used just for men. the thing is you are supposed to leave it on ten minutes. i left it on five. >> thank you, louis. love, you baby. fall fashion for kids are going to love, and so will your wallet. >> and how ease where i is it to recaulk the tub. solutions coming up. iring plumbs and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com toda