a wedding in la jolla, california had an un-invited guest show up. but the happy couple didn't mind at all. after all, how many marriages start out with << this could be the ultimate wedding crash - that the bride and groom almost missed. as president obama played golf on torrey pines golf course sunday, stephanie and brian were about to get married at the adjacent lodge. (brian/groom) "he actually took his last putt and came over to the wedding crowd." (stephanie/bride) "yeah." but the bride, groom and wedding party sequestered to their second-story suite. (stephanie/bride) "but then once we saw him coming up i just, i plastered myself against the window, because we had been forced inside, they weren't allowing us out on the balcony, and i was just hoping that they'd notice my wedding dress." the president, busy greeting the wedding guests on the lawn. (brian/groom) "but then when it was so clear that he was going to be shaking people's hands, that's when stephanie made the decision." (stephanie/bride) "and it would just be the last chance .. i was

she said if not for my husband i would not spend five minutes en la jolla. of course, the press did not like her. >> host: they were together until his death. they had their deal. so at the salk institute now and la jolla there is an architect that is brilliant but slow and expensive. basal o'connor has cut him off and is constantly having to raise money the unity between the humanities but it seems like he is still trying to stay in the research came. >> working on cancer to show he knew nothing about modern molecular biology. it was such an embarrassment at the salk institute bay connived to shut down his laboratory. and was well regarded in the multiple sclerosis world but to head to a blind alley it was therapeutic and had an allergic reaction. but that was the end of a scientific career and tell aids care around he was busy writing philosophical books but then a terrible disease is hitting young gay men it is almost like he put on his armor to charge right into the arena. it was amazing. people thought really? what is he doing trying to regain the forme

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we start following it and start going up there, up to la jolla. >> the beacon was moving faster thant, but slower than a vehicle. we kept driving back and forth. then we realized we keep seeing this same guy on a bike. >> let's pass him one more time and then go? >> no, pass him up a little bit and i'll [ bleep ] get out. >> all right. >> i believe he knew we were following him. i think he saw our car pass him multiple times. >> yeah, he's looking over his shoulder. >> stop, get -- [ bleep ] stop. >> with the suspected culprit identified, the guys call for backup. >> i'll [ bleep ] call the sheriff, dude. like, i don't care. >> we called police. they start to send out a couple units. they tell us, stay put. we want to look at your screen. we want to see what you're seeing. >> but against the advice of the police, the duo follows the man, and torkelson continues to report the pursuit. >> that's not him in front of us, is it? >> yeah, it is. >> the phones are determined to get the phone back, but the man denies stealing it and is set on keeping it. >> when we saw him the second time wa

president obama happened to be golfing at the same resort in la jolla where they hosted their weddingorning and shortly after wrapping up the 18th hole right behind the altar the president walked over to greet the happy couple and their guests. amy, i don't think that's such a bad surprise. >> oh, that's fabulous for that couple. but, i want to get back to the "playboy" story. >> oh, yes. >> so "playboy" is isn't going to publish nude photos anymore? is that right? >> what is the world coming to. i don't know. i think it could be a good thing. >> maybe they'll have lots of adventure travel pieces or something. how to be the modern man. >> yeah. i'm sure it will be good. >> all right. thanks so much, louis. that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," up for debate. the democrats prepare for a gruelling two-hour forum in las vegas, and as speculation cools about joe biden, is his window rapidly closing to jump in the race? we'll also be joined by senator bob corker, chair of the foreign relations committee and former mayor rudy giuliani is in the house, as well.

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as president obama played golf on torrey pines golf course sunday in la jolla, california, stephanie and brian toby were about to get married at the adjacent lodge. >> he actually took his last cut and came over to the wedding crowd. >> reporter: the bride and groom and their wedding party were sequestered to their second story suite. >> saw him coming up, i plastered myself against the window because we had been forced inside because they weren't allowing us out on the balcony. and i was hoping they'd notice my wedding dress. >> reporter: the president was busy greeting the wedding guests on the lawn. >> when it was so clear he was going to be shaking people's hands, that's when stephanie there. >> reporter: she >> all out sprint in heels and wedding dress. >> i actually started crying as i was running up there. just overwhelmed with emotion. >> reporter: their wedding photographers captured this once-in-a-lifetime moment. >> he said congrats and good luck. >> he saw my foot on the train of the wedding dress. he said, wedding dress. >> reporter: the president may have not stayed for

. >> next week i have to go to la jolla. >> reporter: because his medicaid card has opened up doors,n if those doors are often difficult to reach. for the pbs newshour, i'm sarah varney in san diego. >> woodruff: now we look at a second health story, one about childhood obesity, the role of sugary drinks in fueling the epidemic and corporate influence. a series of reports is putting a fresh spotlight on the spending and role of coca-cola, a company that's known for its sweet products. hari sreenivasan has more from our new york studios. >> sreenivasan: coke is the world's largest producer of sugary beverages, so you might not think the american academy of pediatrics would partner with the company. but that had indeed been the case until this week. it was a main sponsor of the academy's website, healthychildren.org, and a past sponsor of the group's national conference. it's provided over $100 million in financial support to other professional medical and health groups. the academy is now ending its relationship with coke. and it comes after a recent story in the new york times laid o

the coast guard says the whale was spotted northwest of la jolla yesterday morning and it was havingouble swimming and diving because of fishing lines. crews and seaworld workers got out there and spent hours untangling the whale. >> it's great to be able to, i think we literally saved a life. you can tell the whale was definitely in distress. it was an shallow water and you can tell it was dragging basically an anchor. the pots are pretty bulky and heavy and hamper the swimming ability of this whale. i think it would have struggled for quite a while and probably come to the entanglement if we weren't able to help it.>> the rescue was overseen by the national missing -- mesh -- marine fisheries. >>> the scene refer whale research confirmed a newborn orca whale was traveling with his mother over weekend. the mother is known as princess angeline. this is the sixth baby orca born in puget sound since december. there are a total of 82 orca is living there. >>> still ahead, tracking bay area weather and traffic. there is a cap of clouds and fog hanging over sfo. we will have more on what'

the whale was sighted 7 miles west of la jolla. trouble swimming and diving because the fishing line had him trapped. crews spent several hours untangling the whale.>> it's great to be able to, i think we literally saved a life can tell the whale was definitely in stress. it was an shallow water, and you can tell that it was dragging basically an anchor. they hamper the swimming ability of this whale. it certainly would have struggle for quite a while and probably come to the entanglement if we weren't able to help.>> it's a good thing they did. they got him untangled. >>> puget sound endangered orchids have a new addition. there was a newborn orca whale traveling with his mother over the weekend. this is the sixth baby orca born in puget sound since december. there were three pods and 82 orca is live there. >>> still ahead on the kron4 news, the warriors starting their season as defending champions. steph curry says the opener will be different. we will hear what he has to say.>>> you may start seeing the appeal color pumpkins on

this could kill those programs liz: we're seeing it in san diego and la jolla, and it's high school injuriesey: it's already begun. stuart: thank you. check the big board, please, we're down only 65 points, 17,150. nike, here is the news, third day in a row we've got a new high for that stock, it's up 37 this year. and weight watchers up what, 67%. oprah winfrey took a 10% stake and up it goes. competing in formula one racing, extremely expensive. in order for my next guest to compete. he had to turn to crowd funding. he's with me today in new york and his name is alexander rossi. welcome to the program. >> thank you very much. >> europe has formula one. we don't in america, is that correct? >> that's something we're trying to change. you're over there and doing formula one. >> correct. >> you turn to your parents and your friends for funding, all right? >> yeah, no, from quite a young age and at the age of 15 an investment fund was set up by my family, potential investors could buy a unit, if you will, and a piece of my future. stuart: how much has been raised? >> about 3 to $4 million. stu