does calvin kline sell underwear. >> she's selling underwear right. >> i guess. >> maybe body lotion. >> sue said body lotion. >> she can do etan, maybe she's doing tan error something. >> a apparently is there a side move because we blurred that too. >> guys in the calvin kline ads they sit down with their legs gapped open and they are selling under waiver too. >> he has been doing tight. >> wasn't david beck ham in one. >> wasn't beiber. >> that is how they do it. >> sue, who was the first actress to work with calvin kline. >> brook shields. >> yes. >> amandal a, she did a it was about cultural appropriation and it was called, cash crop on my corn rows. that was for a school project this guy had black hair and corn rows are, you know, part of the black culture. that is why, you know, people felt she was an third to talk about the fact that jenner was wearing corn rows. i just wanted to make sure i got that right. >> nicely done. >> good research. >> we don't have our computers today so it is a little hard. >> i don't know what these things are are they phones. forget spending your a

this is one of the few male models who have made it the current chase of calvin kline.es that mean to be the face of one of the most iconic brands in the world? >> people at home say oh, you're modeling underwear? you see that everywhere. >> reporter: but he is everywhere. walking in their runway shows and on the biggest bill boards in new york city. not long ago, clark was just another student at the university of denver. fash last thing on his mind. then it all changed one day as he was walking around new york city. >> some guy just yells at me from across the street like hey, stop. runs through traffic. and he comes over and he's like are you a model? turns out he was a casting director for the men's shows for calvin kline. >> that's great, that's great. >> reporter: that same kind of look happened to 19 year old max king while enjoying a music festival. >> what were you wearing? >> probably this. probably like shorts and a -- i don't dress that well you know. >> reporter: how surprised were you? >> i was fairly surprised to get approached. i never thought of myself

. >> michael kline is a senior analyst for drum cusack a company associated with risk assessment. mr. kline, if we talked about france or great britain would we still be having this conversation today? >> we probably wouldn't have needed the social media impetus that got the global conversation going in the first place. i think the chibok girls is a lesson in power of social media campaign. but also the fickle life cycle of social media and how attention dyed died out as the search for victims died out as well. >> boko haram now wants to exchange girls for prisoners being held. swap or not swap? >> if the negotiations are real i don't think the nigerian government would be blamed for discussing swapping the chibok victims for prisoners being held. the problem is, is that the negotiations appear dubious at best. the sources have been anonymous. they've said that the government is not negotiating so it's unclear who's negotiating on behalf of the victims. and without any hierarchy of boko haram that we know of at least, it's hard to know who's negotiating on their behalf. >> there a

first, phillip kline author of "overcoming obamacare." he moderates a panel discussion on what can be done to reverse the affordable care act. then louisiana governor bobby jindal provides commentary on the aca and answers questions from audience members. >> i just wanted to start with some brief opening comments to frame today's discussion. when it comes to health care, those on the right are often defined more by what they're against than by what they're for. the truth is that there have been a lot of plans that have been offered on right as alternatives to obamacare, but

kline: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 5. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to the house resolution 125 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 5. will the gentleman from kansas, mr. yoder kindly take the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 5, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to support state and local accountability for public education, protect state and local authority, inform parents of the performance of their children's schools, and for other purposes. the chair: when the committee of the whole rose on friday, february 27, 2015, a request for a recorded vote on amendment number 44 printed in part b of house report 114-29 offered

>> kit cat kline in my ear going we have the music if you want to get up and whip a naenae. >> i don'tfied. >> you know, i think i would any other time. with tyrese, he will be here in about one minute, i'm not dancing in front of him. >> he thinks he can do it? >> i bet he can. >> do the whip? >> before we get to there is i want to remind you of this. our next guest has come mighty long way since appearing in this commercial. >> wait for t need dramatic pause. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> now you dressed as coca-cola can. >> good morning! >> good to see you. >> my man good to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> bless you. how are you? >> we're good. we're excited about this new albumn. >> i wish aid voice like yours. >> you do, man. >> is this the morning voice? >> they must ask to you use a much higher okay tiff. you can't put people to sleep in the morning. >> true. >> how you been? >> i'm good, man i'm good. i just woke up from a quick little hour power nap. i'm back on my grind man. >> avenue question for you. >> i'm red. >> i why were you out so late? >> well -- >> and what were you doin

i'd like to thank chief kline fored leading our first responders and keeping our community safe. i know the plymouth community will miss him but chief kline's steadfast leadership leaves plymouth on a firm foundation for the future and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. langevin: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. langevin: mr. speaker this past sunday marked the 25th anniversary of the americans with disabilities act. since its enactment, the a.d.a. has been a beacon of hope for people with disabilities both in the united states and around the world. passionate advocates and champions fought for the rights and protections enshrined in this law. thanks to their pioneering efforts people with disabilities can participate in more aspects of society than ever before. and where barriers exist, so too, do the opportunities to remove the

. >> she is in her 30's, standing by, kit cat kline working her little fingers on her computer.ut this. >> thirty-seven. >> she 37. what's he 50? something like that? so tyrese was on our show yesterday. >> yes he was. >> what an interview that was. >> oh, man. george clooney is 54? she is 33? >> thirty-seven. >> like i said, 37. >> what was the name of tyrese's albumn? >> black rose. >> don't for death. that will anyway, it we told but his appearance over at fye the store music store over on broad street. so he went over there at 6:00. apparently i don't think he ate much during the day. >> when he came on the interview he said he had only slept one hour. so he is low on sleep. someone tweet meade was telling me apparently he fainted right before the appearance. made a call to paramedics. >> so if you went to that thing, is that accurate? was there an ambulance at fye to pick up or check him snout. >> yes, so i am trying to see who tweeted me that. and they said that he was nice about it but he was just kind of out it for the rest of the time there. >> oh, geez. >> yes. >> hope

. >> philadelphia attorney tom kline clown, isn't involved in the cosby case, but has been following it closely. >> the key issue now is whether those women new that they were being drugged like he says that they did cosby accused by more than two dozen women of sexual misconduct including allegation that is he may have drugged and raped them. some incidents date back to 40 years, this morning cosby accusers say they found relief in the newest developments. >> it is a game changer becomes time, and he really need -- we needed to hear this from him. >> now cosby's attorneys fought to keep these records sealed saying, extremely embarrassing for their client, obviously, they lost that "eyewitness news" has reached out to the cosby camp for comment, so far no response this morning. bill cosby has never been charged with a crime however has been impacted in number of other ways, for example you may remember last year he stepped down as trustee on the board of trustees at temple. reporting live in the sat center this morning jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. five years sin

i work very well with chairman john kline on the workforce committee. i think that the leadership is very supportive. i understand that i am not a typical member of congress in the sense that the average age is 58. i am 30. slice that in half, pretty much. i am younger than some of their kids. but they are respectful and treat me as a pure. they understand the district i represent is very independent. i feel very comfortable voting on behalf of my district, which is why i was sent here. >> i want to go back to being 30, almost 31 years old. you sit in his office, surrounded by pictures of your campaign and your service so far in progress. do you pinch yourself? representative stefanik: i pinch myself everyday. i pinch myself for the state of the union. it was historic to be sitting on the house for when prime minister netanyahu delivered the joint session. once again, a moment where i thought i couldn't believe i was there. in february, i was on a congressional delegation to afghanistan and jordan. i was able to visit with soldiers deployed to afghanist

tonight's presentation held at dmrax owe smith kline campus at the philadelphia navy yard. >> if you're in the market for a nut best friend philadelphia animal care and control team is a good fleiss start. the shelter in hunting park is full. and that means that all dogs will be free tomorrow. >> and acct officials say they have neighbor more dogs than thushl month and so there is an urgent need find good homes. and if you cannot adopt, you can still help out by fostering a dog in need. >> well, tonight you could call this the closing act in a 23-year-old trauma. "action news" reporter dann cuellar was part of the opening scene 23 years going. and tonight, in upper darby he provides and extraordinary updates. >> "yo strikeings" is about a girl in swarthmore after reading a book on viking explorer eric dered she became obsessed with strikeings. yours truly did a report about emma and 7-year-old sister sarah stream by having their own bike viking ship. >> they decided to sell this one for 7500 or fwhurn old viking tradition and along came emma and sarah. >> long story short society donate

philadelphia attorney, tom kline decline, not involved in the cosby case, but he has watched it unfold. >> the key issue now is whether those women new that they were being drugged, like he says that they did and who comes forward now that they know that they potentially were the victim. >> so far no comment from cosby's attorneys. cosby has not been charged with any crimes. most of the accusations, the statute of limitations has run out. >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up to date on the allegations surrounding bill cosby. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >> in other news this morning firefighter injured white balance link this four alarm fire in delaware county. chopper three was over the fire yesterday at the pay less shoe store on 69th street in upper darby. homes behind the store were evacuated because of all of that heavy smoke you saw. the fireplace dollars under control. cause has yet to be determined. >> police are using surveillance video to help them figure out who killed a young mother over the holiday weekend. family and friends gathered in hunting

philadelphia attorney tom kline decline has not been involved in the cosby case, but has been following it very closely, take a listen. >> this is very damning testimony that was given knack 2005. the key issue now is whether those women new that they were being drugged, like he says that they did. >> it is a game changer. it is about time. and he really needed -- we needed to hear this from him. >> now cosby's camp has tried, his attorneys wanted to keep those records sealed, saying they would be very damaging and very embarrassing for their client, they lost. that will "eyewitness news" has reached out to the cosby camp for comment. so far no response this morning. reporting live, in the sat center, jan carabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage on bill cosby's admission when not near a tv go to the website cbsphilly.com. >> investigators trying to figure out what caused this four alarm fire in delaware county. chopper three over the fire yesterday at the pay less shoe store on 69th street in upper darby. homes behind the store were evacuat

especially when it's a 5.5% at the kline in revenues in the first quarter. the fact is the largest division has been experiencing nasty declines. consumers buy disposable razor blades rather than more expensive shaving systems. edgewell is not the way to play razor blades that make up only 41% of sales. it comes from emerging markets like latin america that make up 8% of the shaving related sales. edgewell faces stiff competition. even it's competitors are having trouble. when you consider they're seeing clients across the board in feminine care it's hard to imagine how edgewell will be able to beat them. the stock trades at a monster premium selling at 26 times next year's earnings estimate. you might think it's a good takeover target for a player that wants more aisle space but they slipped in a poison pill that lasted through the end of the year. hard to imagine catching a bid until next year. my view is it can start to do better as an independent company but that's not the same as good. it will be difficult for them to catch up to the competition. how ab

joe kline added obama's defining moment.is is joe kline goodie compounded those who sat to define him politically in the very week the health care plan was upheld to serve the supreme court is quietly progressive trade policies opposed vehemently by so-called progressives including sadly hilary clinton are passed by republican congress. how did you pull that off? >> last week was a good week across the board whether foreign marriage equality, affordable care at said health care to 16 million americans are for the trade agenda. is the culmination of many years of work in all those areas. we work closely with congress for the last couple years getting input, making sure they knew what it is we negotiate and try to achieve to our trade agenda and build in support on both sides of the aisle. in both the house and senate in favor of moving forward with trade promotion authority and adjustment assistance with programs that help support development around the world with a level playing field act which helps our domestic manufacture

. >> we're joind by joined by michael kline, michael good to have you with us.re has been so much concern about these kidnapped school girls. do you think this is a serious offer on boko haram's part? >> you're right the kidnapping of the chibok school girls really brought boko haram to worldwide prominence. boko haram is just reemerging with new intensity and new form. today the new president met with families of the chibok school girls and then we got word from anan anonymous source, that they might be willing to release the school girls in exchange for prisoners held by the government. we heard reports of these offers before during the presidency of goodluck jonathan. there is no organized structure to negotiate with as of now. last year negotiation is were headed by a man claiming to represent the group who later turned out to be a farce. so there's little hope right now at least in the current format and context of these girls being brought home by negotiations. >> even if there were someone to negotiate with and a presidential advisor has said the governme

. >> kit cat kline. >> is that what she said. >> she's in love with him. >> here's the thing, only auperstar like justin timberlake can get him to do that dance because i have seen regular people ask him. >> he says no. >> that is his past. >> he is trying to move on with his life. >> now sue, i know it is hot out there but there is one good thing about this weather. >> okay. >> our floor director pointed out some people are walking around guys with their shirts off. >> yes. >> he did it for me. it was nice of you. you saw it before i did. >> did he. >> yeah. >> at least there is something to look at while we're here. >> yes. >> you're saying it has improved the view this excessive heat. >> yes, it has. >> okay. >> they are doing their thing. you know what we're not supposed to over exert ourselves so we're not we're just trying to keep it on the cool side. stay in air conditioning when you can. here's when it really happens wednesday? do you see number we are getting to day. a four out of ten. it will be only a smidge less humid tomorrow but still hot with a high of 93. when we get

. >> when is it on, kit cat kline? is it at 8:00 or 9:00?area in philly, will be surprised tonight probably get some money. >> i swear, last week they gave somebody $100,000. >> well, i better stay home all night tonight. >> i'm not going out. >> not at all. i will be watching. hopefully he'll knock on my doors. >> i live at st. james eighth and without null. >> -- walnut. >> do we know what time? >> we don't know what time? >> crick. >> the lady gaga's shoes this is stupid. first of all she is naked on her balcony and those shoes are alexandra mcqueen $300,000 for the pair of shoes. >> oh, my gosh. >> yes. >> five seconds to tell me. >> 10:00 p.m. >> no. >>> live from new york city, it's the wendy williams show. today, amanda bynes arrested for dui again. what the latest arrest means, wendy has the details. from the black-ish, the hilarious anthony anderson and tracee ellis here. now here's wendy. >> wendy: very cool.

. >> thanks, jessica kline. >> you never know. >> by the way, lauren. >> yes. >> go back to your computernd look up, it is a national day like national doughnut the day. >> i already know what day it is. >> what day is today. >> i already know. >> we cannot say it. >> you probably wouldn't know. >> i don't know what day it is. >> now you make me want to google. >> move on. >> do i want to know. >> no, i don't want to know. >> okay. >> moving on. >> lauren, go cover your niece's ears. >>> it business that time, who will win the silver ticket this morning on "good day philadelphia", one quincy seacrest is standing by. >> i was trying to google that. i'm googling. >> we have jamar from chestnut hill. you sang with beyonce. >> yes, that is my baby. >> you performed with beyonce when she came on tours. >> yes. >> you have been performing all your life. you do singing tell i grams. >> yes, i have been singing telegrams for all occasions, birthdays, weddings, break ups, make ups, all of them. >> now, asked the judges why you pick them mr. leon hoff. >> quality, voice quality, personality, a appe

. >> kit can kline, can i listen to this song again, in the next 45 minutes? >> i thought for sure about a guy. feeling up stable about your relationship? i certainly a.m. if you could have something could have something to do actual little your posture the way you stand. >> so according to strange new study, physical stability is linked to relationship's ship stack. so if you stand on one leg or if you sit in a wobble -- on wobble chair more likely to have unsure feelings about your life life (. >> so we can see you? >> see how stable you are. >> you have stage love life. you're edge guaged. announce your date? for when you are going to be married? >> next spring. >> okay. >> next spring? really. wow. for the first time i learned this. >> yes. >> really next spring? >> yes. >> what day? >> i don't know. >> well this is news to me. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> talking about the wedding. it is okay, mike. love is in the air. >> i got to get more healthy before i get married. >> okay. >> and a guy that casino of looks like me just came into the studio. a

. >> do you have anything up there kit cat kline? we are trying to get it i have another question for you two. i could have bet six months of a paycheck that you would always wait for the guy to say it. >> always. >> it is true. >> i don't, you know i can't remember the last time i told a by i love him. >> did you mean it every time you say it. >> yeah. >> i mean, i think i got the a time when a guy told me i think i'm falling in love with you. okay well, you think, you know. >> great non-committal ways. >> i think. >> what is that song playing. >> crank it up. >> for inner yes. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> falling in love takes time. >> yes, we have to get to wendy williams. >> come on. >> get to the part. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> heartache and pain. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is what mike is like before he has to say i love you. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i want you to show me. >> i want to feel what love is, i know you can show me. >> i think that is enough. >> okay. >> okay. >> wedding. >> it is so beautiful, you know. >> yes, good song choice, i like that mike jerrick are.

. >> are we prepared kit cat kline to do a number or no. >> we are. >> so, last night, 26 young women, great dancers all had to dance to the same number. they dance twiced to it. so last night i listened to that song, 52 times. what was the song. >> five more hours. >> five more hours. >> who sings that. >> chris brown. >> chris brown. >> so, i didn't even ask you if would you do this or not could do you the routine. >> absolutely. >> would i suggest getting over in this blue area that we call the the lake. let me get cables out of the way. we don't want anybody getting hurt. how much room do we need. >> we're good. >> i will get out of the way. >> by the way, congratulations. this is a big deal. your new sixers dancers. >> ♪ >> we will see you at the game. we're very proud. >> head out that way. thanks for coming in. >> oh, what a night it was. again, let me just say this, i'm a giver. >> yes you are. >> good thing you did. >> yes. >> those are no minions, those are talented ladies, right. >> i swear that was not the song. >> that wasn't it. >> that sounded like nicki minaj. >> you h

. >> jessica kline good work, producer. >> amazing. >> that is amazing. >> someone my little cousin lovesce. you put on the song and they just go wild. >> yes, you know who taught me that quincy harris. >> you can't show me something. >> no. >> tiger woods and lindsey vonn split up months ago but new details on what some are blaming for the split and why you might not be surprised. >>> all right. 9:54 is the time. tiger wood split from lindsey vonn a couple months ago but now we know why. >> a according to the national inquirer woods was cheating with vonn with a ex-wife of a fellow golfer. >> yes. >> woods was having an affair with 27 year-old amanda boyd, who was married to jason duffer. they divorced in april about a month before woods and vonn called it quits. >> that is a bummer. >> of all of the things, he wouldn't cheat not after all of the scandal he wouldn't do that again. >> well, he is obviously distract. he can't golf anymore sadly. there is jason gufner he was on the rider cup representing the u.s. last year. >> apparently tiger doesn't love jason. >> no. >> what do they say,

. >> kit cat kline in the control room does it again. >> i don't even want to know how expensive it is. >> i want to be there. you just came from vacation, i'm picturing it because you should be well rested. >> i didn't do anything. >> that's on you. >> i know, it is totally on me. >> where did you go by the way? >> conshohocken. >> that's a nice little trip. >> oh, god. i don't feel well. something about britney spears? >> she just redid it oops i did it again with her kids. >> i don't care about that. >> all right what do you care about? >> i care about going to the omni. >> oh, we know what that means. oh, gosh. >> i'll see you guys tomorrow. see you tomorrow. >> oh, speaking of that, in philly current, my goodness, you guys. >> three seconds. >> oh, see you tomorrow. >> ♪ ♪ seriously? you're not at all concerned? about what now? oh, i don't know. the apocalypse? we're fine. i bundled renter's with my car insurance through progressive for just six bucks more a month. word. there's looters running wild out there. covered for theft. okay. that's a tidal wave of fire. covered for fire.

kit cat kline can we have the footage? big truck pulls up in front of your place.t does it say on the side of the truck? >> the truck said $25,000. and. >> i hope they don't dump 25 -- >> out on the street? >> because i think one of the episodes, they have money just shooting, that was crazy. that was craze. >> i so why did they choose you? why did they want to give you the money what did they give you the money for? >> i've been doing a lot -- i don't know. i've been doing a lot of community work. >> that's it right there. >> in the city since i was about 16 years old. and right now i am in the process of builds agnew school, a new university model in philadelphia. >> 821? >> my gosh, that's amazing. >> thank you. >> so now this mondayly go to that? >> yes. >> they gave me a $25,000 start credit to ace for all of the hardware needed for the house. >> and then they weren't done. >> then they weren't done. >> they gave you? >> additional $25,000 to help out with the work that i'm doing in the community, in the city. >> how does it feel to get that help? >> it is ove

dominic is doing one of her hardest jobs, rationing food, putting together a bag of groceries for a kline of bebashi food pant try on spring gander street. >> this is a last resort for a lot of them. >> reporter: ernest wilson is one of 500 people who get food from bebashi. >> this will help carry me through. i'm not sitting in the house with the empty stomach. >> reporter: many days this pantry does not have enough food to go around. >> you know, when i look around and hear my voice i hear my echo, empty shelves why. >> we cannot keep food on the shelves because people are coming in every day for food. >> reporter: canned veggies the freezers run low quickly but there is not a place to distribute the pantry must close. volunteers sophia, says that is hard news to deliver to clients who are only about to get food from bebashi once a month. >> they are just really like, almost desperate for help, they are low income, they don't have have many resources, they do need us. >> reporter: bebashi executive director gary bell said they would love to be opened every day but several days between ne

york turn a turn, more than 100 miles per hour, twice the post dollars speed limitment attorney tom kline representing five victims including the family of bob the eighth victim found in the wreckage more than a day later says it is the first of many hurds recalls. >> we not only want compensation, we want answers. we want the victims families to have at the end of the day the real answer, as to why this train went off the track at over 100 miles an hour. >> a final determination has not been made about the actions of the conductor that night, the use of a cell phone was not conclusively ruled out. >> ntsb investigation has precluded us from getting our hands on the evidence. >> control mechanism that would have slowed the train speed was not install while amtrak says they owe compensation to the victims, matter every punitive determines has not been determined. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, hershey says a data breach may have compromised the financial information of visitors to its amusement park hotels and other venues. the credit cards affected were used at its property betw

. >> reporter: that hiring manager, john kline, says the app is now his main way of finding prospectiveloyees. >> i swipe right. the person's name. here's the link to their profile. i'll get a resume. we'll talk and that kicks off the interview purchases. >> reporter: the app's founders says it saves it's more than 1,000 employers, including walmart, ebay and amazon time and money, eliminating the need to wade through countless online applications and cover letters. and while switch is still a startup, it plans to expand to more industries and hopefully allow people to swipe their way into as many job interviews as they do first dates. >> he had a keen grasp on the candidate he was looking for. it was a smooth dialogue. >> reporter: linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> i like it. it appeals to people not out there pounding the pavement every day. but kind of want to be -- what's out there. i'm working at a job but i want to see what's out there. let me switch this way and this person agrees. now we're hooking up. it does sound like tinder. it sounds untoward. >> you think they have jour

attorney tom kline representing victims, sayings the first of many hurried. >> we not only want compensation, we want answers. we want the victims' families to have at the end of the day the real answer as to why this train went off the track at over 100 miles an hour. >> final determination has not been made about the actions of the conductor that night. the use after cell phone was not conclusively ruled out. >> ntsb investigation has precluded us from getting our hands on the evidence. >> a control mechanism that would control the train speed was not installed and amtrak says they owe compensation to the victims the matter of punitive damages has not been determined. outside 30th street station diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 5:08 right now. historic day as the confederate flag is lowered and removed from the grounds of the state capitol in south carolina. cbs news correspondent don champion has reaction from columbia. >> crowds cheered, and chanted, as the confederate battle flag was lowered at the south carolina state capitol. >> it is a relief. >> fifty-seven year old co

. >> reporter: studies show math and reading skills candy kline significantly during summer months, ifhe work isn't kept up at home. >> a little bit of reading a couple times a week is all it takes. >> reporter: pediatricians say it is important for young are students to keep learning curve going. >> you don't want to have really pushed in and try to learn how you to read in kindergarten, first, second great and do nothing for two and a half months because they to fall behind. >> reporter: along with reading for three minutes a day, experts say parents should encourage their children to write over summer maybe keeping a journal or writing letters. take time to review school assignments from the previous year but they stress it is important to find a balance. >> it is really fun like when it is not always one thing. >> reporter: also, 62 percent of teachers surveyed said they have to spend three to four weeks reteaching students, course material, at the beginning of the year, because of the summer slide, that many children experience. so you need to sprinkle in a few educational activit

pool says they are retired and henderson has been named as the new captain including new signings and klineler. striker has arrived in turkey. he is completing from manchester united and he won the league title with united in 2013 but the 31-year-old really struggled with injury for much of last season. now two cuban footballers defected in the u.s. for the north and central american football championship, the gold cup and the rest heading home with cuba eliminated after the defeat with trinidad and six cuban players and head coach did not make it to the u.s. because of visa problems and this 2-0 win puts trinidad in the quarter finals and mexico of group c have taken a hit and it was 0-0 with guatemala. jordan smythe had a career low of 61 on saturday and world two won the john deer classic following the sudden death playoff and 21-year-old american won the first two majors and goes to scotland to try and win number three. >> the golf course specifically i think it's just mind boggling it can hold the test of time and still host a major championship. i mean centuries and centuries after it

the disaster because politically it was an untenable situation so for those of you who know naomi kline disaster capitalism this is the next chapter. cap and the system. happened with the hospital. a terrible story, the worst urban renewal demolition story as i mentioned earlier in the country that i have seen still a disaster. 10 years later this over expansive new system can't even open because there is not enough money in the neighborhood was destroyed so you have got schools coming up a hospital in the public housing pic story in my book. what has happened with the public housing whether you agree or not could not have happened without katrina. the transit system was turned over to a private company. a french company now runs public transit system in new orleans and it's not better. cities across the country are improving their transit systems, new orleans is going backwards. he was the head of the regional transit authority and help me remember. >> we have a wonderful opportunity to clean up the city. we just need to get rid of the poor people. his israeli commando lances kill a co

. >> kit cat kline. >> 84:00 is. >>> floyd may weather may have to say good bye to his welterweight title at his may second fight of the century begins manny pacquiao but it is being taken away because he hasn't paid the sanctioning fee. didn't he make a 140 million-dollar that night? it may have been more than that. >> world boxing organization 200 you this dollars be paid by july 3rd, reports say that the friday deadline came and went and since may weather never paid up, he is being stripped of his title. >> he made over 300 million-dollar. >> so timothy bradley will now be considered the full belt holder. >> really. >> why didn't he just pay it. >> this is like a warning, hey, deadline is coming up, pay this. >> get from comcast. >> seriously. >> final notice. >> you know when it comes with the red letters. >> yes. >> quincy is on a boat. >> but he is working out on a boat. >> we are working out but i'm here with captain tom, you will not let me drive the boat are you. >> absolutely. >> they are burning, they are burning calories right there. i will be burning with them in a second. >>

. >> we will check back good real quickly, kit cat kline in the control room can you you punch up a shothave of geese on the schuylkill expressway and it looks like a cop carries trying to protect them. >> take my traffic computer. >> take the traffic computer. >> there you go. >> look at that. >> that is pen to the camera. >> there is two dozen west on the schuylkill expressway. >> they are out of the shot. >> there we go. >> of course, trees are there. >> so momma is in the back. >> yes, there is about 20 of them all together. this is west on the schuylkill right here near gladwynn. there is a concrete barrier, there is no way. >> there they go. >> thank goodness they have police escorts. >> that is only a few of them. >> thinks all westbound right here near gladwynn so traffic is backup from city line. >> watch, here are some more coming in the frame. >> what do we call this, a gaggle of geese. >> they better duck. >> there is the momma geese there and they are all following. >> how long will we take a gander at this. >> policeman is out of his car. >> it looks like they are trying to

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as kline concerns predominant will also get earnings from baidu.ng me is dan greenhouse and stephanie link also with us "fast money" trader tim seymour. tim, china, china, china? >> yeah. people had started to feel china was stabilizing. we got a bad pmi number friday. the policy officials are sending very mixed messages. the whisper overnight was they would step away from defending the market. they came back in and said that's not true. almost explicitly saying we are going to defend this market. i think if you look at the broader market reaction volatility is being priced into a lot of different asset classes. china by the nature of its overall weighting is dragging em to five-year lose. essentially the march '09 lows. it's setting up for a total washout or we keep going. >> stephanie, which of those two options? >> where do i begin? >> when people say as we are, seeing the lowest level since the financial crisis for a lot of commodities, for some of these markets, there is reason to be concerned, right? >> commodity sell-off is something to keep

kevin kline is maybe one of the best competitors, up against mark barker in nike. people think it is tremendously overvalued. his products are superior. he too is a great american ceo. >> the stock classification doesn't bother you? >> no not at all. >> this is a technology company masked as an apparel company. he has a great community of people with his fitness group. let's remember why he came up with the product initially. it all comes back to being when he was at the university of maryland and he used to bench press. he was known as the world's sweatiest man. the apparel works. it is a technology stock. i am still betting with imhad. he is scratching the surface. endorsement right, business right, develops new product. a tireless worker a 25-hour day. go to the stores. do your kids wear anything else other than the $250 nikes and this? >> do you wear the under armour sneakers? >> no. >> have you tried the pants, the boos? >> no. >> have you tried the shirts? >> maybe have a km ofcouple of shirts. >> when i was guarding this weekend, there wasn't any part of my

. >>> i will need a picture, when we have, it is for kit cat kline.nday, july 20th, 2015. >> we will interview tara read and iain zering and we will need a picture of anthony weiner. >> really, okay. >> now what would anthony weiner have to do with shark nato three? >> hell know. >> that is the the title. >> share nato three, on wednesday, it premiers. tara read and iain are on our show this morning. why the ending will leave, everybody, just speechless. >> yes. >> plus, haven't found the one just yet. you better hurry up. apparently there is an exact age when you need to get married by. >> okay. >> unless you want to get divorced. we will tell what you that cut off age is. >> if you wait until after this certain age you will get divorced. >> you will get divorced. >> i would say, 28, that is a guess, or 16. >> the the best barbecue, i know it is tooth shot of something you cannot even recognize. but now you can, brisket, ribs. >> oh, yeah. >> pulled pork. do you know these folks out there, they have one of the really interesting, grills that we're lo

i work very well with chairman john kline on the workforce committee.t the leadership is very supportive. i understand that i am not a typical member of congress in the sense that the average age is 58. i am 30. slice that in half, pretty much. i am younger than some of their kids. but they are respectful and treat me as a yearpeer. they understand the district i represent is very independent. i feel very comfortable voting on behalf of my district, which is why i was sent here. >> i want to go back to being 30, almost 31 years old. you sit in his office, surrounded by pictures of your campaign and your service so far in progress. do you pinch yourself? representative stefanik: i pinch myself everyday. i pinch myself for the state of the union. it was historic to be sitting on the house for when prime minister netanyahu delivered the joint session. once again, a moment where i thought i couldn't believe i was there. in february, i was on a congressional delegation to afghanistan and jordan. i was able to visit with soldiers deployed to afghanistan. one

. >> our producer kit cat kline says that is it. >> where would that air a 42nd commercial. >> they didey do only one second commercials. >> how is that selling anything. what is she selling. >> we're talking about it. >> my gosh. >> if that is seductive i can do that. >> you can do it. >> i mean, anybody can do that, right. >> come on, try it. >> start them up and then take them down. >> that is hotter than mine. >> my gosh these thing. >> they are dirty sorry. >> is there too much. >> yesterday they announced the emmys. >> and new is there a big backlash because is there so many empire fans tout there and empire got snubbed. taraji hen son has a message for her fans this morning. >> plus this... >> one of my favorite scenes of all time. >> ah, kelly clarkson. >> that guy wrote that movie 40 year-old virgin, directed it and now he has a hit on his hand called train wreck and judd joins us on good day philadelphia how about that. >> it looks so funny. tar joy hen son. taraji. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah

. >> kit cat kline do you have a picture of his new kid. >> yeah. >> so what did you have. >> we hady, niko who turned six weeks. i honestly can't complain. he is awesome, wonderful. it has been a fun experience. >> have you got even any sleep. >> you know what he is a very great sleeper, so that is the the other amazing part. i don't know it is because our second child and we are not so nerve thus time around, he has been awesome. >> is what your daughter's name. >> skylar. >> she's beautiful. >> thank you see you next week. >> thank you guys. have a good one. >> how cute is that family. >> do you remember the dress. >> of course, do i. >> i still see blue other people see by the and goal. i can't figure it out. now there is something new. >> it is a shoe, another color controversy we will show you the shoe, when this big shoe comes back. >>> you don't think these storms were strong last night. this is a live shot of storm damage, it took the roof right off the school. that is an elementary school. >> look at that. >> hamburg, pennsylvania. just took the roof off the building, look

since then, the sponsors of the bill, namely john kline, has been working hard to get more votes. he has been meeting with lawmakers and they have been talking about what is in this bill and what is not in it and why they think it is a good conservative bill. house leaders this week decided they would bring the bill up. what they will do now is try to offer three amendments two of which are quite conservative. they're hoping to get the party behind the bill. it still has no democratic support and has lost some votes from moderate republicans who think it is too far to the right. the goal is to get more support from the right wing of the republican party. host: what would the three amendments do? guest: the first one focuses on testing, which is a huge issue parents and concerned about kids being tested too much. it would make it easier for schools to have a large number of students opting out of standardized test. that is opposed by civil rights advocates, who think it will make it easier to not count how poor minority children are doing in school. on the other hand, republicans a

first, phillip kline author of "overcoming obamacare." he moderates a panel discussion on what can be done to reverse the affordable care act. then louisiana governor bobby jindal provides commentary on the aca and answers questions from audience members. >> i just wanted to start with some brief opening comments to frame today's discussion. when it comes to health care, those on the right are often defined more by what they're against than by what they're for. the truth is that there have been a lot of plans that have been offered on right as alternatives to obamacare, but there hasn't been any agreement on any single proposal. but that may be about to change. a combination of the republican takeover of the senate, a looming supreme court decision and the white house race are putting more pressure than ever before on republicans to offer some sort of alternative to obamacare. but before they could get to any sort of agreement, there are some fundamental philosophical disagreements that need to be worked out about how to get and move the

i work very well with chairman john kline on the workforce committee.hink of the leadership is very supportive. they understand that i am not a typical member of congress. .. and it is a historic event sitting on the house floor when prime minister netanyahu delivered a joint session. i worked around and once again there was a moment i can't believe i'm here great in bed for a guy participated on a code of congressional delegation to afghanistan, iraq kuwait jordan and to me i was able to visit with soldiers but one of us as we was with president but gone a bit newly-elected president of afghanistan. i was in congress or the president. i pinch myself at that moment as well. so yes it's a very awe-inspiring experience and you understand that the reason why you are put in office is to represent the people and your neighbors from back at home.when i stop pinching myself i think it's time to go. >> host: what advice did your mom and dad give you or what was the best advice they have given you? >> guest: both of my parents have given me great advice. my dad