jimmie johnson putting a lap down. 25 cars on the lead lap.ay different than when ned jarrett won the race in '65 and had 14 laps that he was in front of the field when he won the race. >> steve: harvick. when they get to keselowski they haven't been able to clear him. and they lose momentum. let's see if harvick can run keselowski down. keselowski has found a little bit of speed here and harvick is not being able to match it. >> rick: a little bit more of a clear track in front of harvick, at least the gap between he and brad keselowski. carl edwards, joey logano, those two tied for the third spot. there is the difference between one and two. >> steve: so much fun to watch. for years the cars look like they've been stuck, not moving around. off both corners, the 2, 4, 19 sideways. you see the drivers working the wheel. nothing comfortable about the top three. they're the race leaders and the cars are this hard to drive. >> jeff: harvick is 1.8 seconds behind keselowski. you see the number getting smaller and smaller. >> rick: that gap, can he

jimmie johnson putting a lap down. 25 cars on the lead lap.ay different than when ned jarrett won the race in '65 and had 14 laps that he was in front of the field when he won the race. >> steve: harvick. when they get to keselowski they haven't been able to clear him. and they lose momentum. let's see if harvick can run keselowski down. keselowski has found a little bit of speed here and harvick is not being able to match it. >> rick: a little bit more of a clear track in front of harvick, at least the gap between he and brad keselowski. carl edwards, joey logano, those two tied for the third spot. there is the difference between one and two. >> steve: so much fun to watch. for years the cars look like they've been stuck, not moving around. off both corners, the 2, 4, 19 sideways. you see the drivers working the wheel. nothing comfortable about the top three. they're the race leaders and the cars are this hard to drive. >> jeff: harvick is 1.8 seconds behind keselowski. you see the number getting smaller and smaller. >> rick: that gap, can he

jimmie johnson putting a lap down. 25 cars on the lead lap. way different than when ned jarrett won the race in '65 and had 14 laps that he was in front of the field when he won the race. >> steve: harvick. when they get to keselowski they haven't been able to clear him. and they lose momentum. let's see if harvick can run keselowski down. keselowski has found a little bit of speed here and harvick is not being able to match it. >> rick: a little bit more of a clear track in front of harvick, at least the gap between he and brad keselowski. carl edwards, joey logano, those two tied for the third spot. there is the difference between one and two. >> steve: so much fun to watch. for years the cars look like they've been stuck, not moving around. off both corners, the 2, 4, 19 sideways. you see the drivers working the wheel. nothing comfortable about the top three. they're the race leaders and the cars are this hard to drive. >> jeff: harvick is 1.8 seconds behind keselowski. you see the number getting smaller and smaller. >> rick: that gap, can

jimmie johnson putting a lap down. 25 cars on the lead lap.ay different than when ned jarrett won the race in '65 and had 14 laps that he was in front of the field when he won the race. >> steve: harvick. when they get to keselowski they haven't been able to clear him. and they lose momentum. let's see if harvick can run keselowski down. keselowski has found a little bit of speed here and harvick is not being able to match it. >> rick: a little bit more of a clear track in front of harvick, at least the gap between he and brad keselowski. carl edwards, joey logano, those two tied for the third spot. there is the difference between one and two. >> steve: so much fun to watch. for years the cars look like they've been stuck, not moving around. off both corners, the 2, 4, 19 sideways. you see the drivers working the wheel. nothing comfortable about the top three. they're the race leaders and the cars are this hard to drive. >> jeff: harvick is 1.8 seconds behind keselowski. you see the number getting smaller and smaller. >> rick: that gap, can he

. >> two laps down. how could you pull things back together to get back in the fight. >> i can't hear what you're saying. we're going to go fight for a win. >> rick: it gets a little bit loud. i'm sure derek grubs thinking to himself we have a southern 500 to win. >> steve: the 19 has got to launch well. as soon as he accelerates he has to find a way to get the rear tires to grip and not let keselowski and the 2 car enter side by side with him. >> rick: eight laps to determine who will win the southern 500. carl edwards on the inside. brad keselowski on the outside. fans will be on their feet for the final eight. green flag back in the air! they fan out three wide. trying to make a pass on the inside. denny hamlin makes a move. hamlin aggressive on the restart. he'll take second away from keselowski. throw wide behind them. keselowski back to third. side by side for fourth. carl edwards has to hit every mark, get into a rhythm, seven laps to go. joey logano trying to stay in front of kevin harvick. harvi

three laps on the bike.o try and bridge up on the leaders. >> if we take a look to give the general situation -- that lead group of 14 or 15, the nurse 26 seconds -- then there's 26 seconds back. and then 10 seconds back from sweetland. you got to think she is such a talent if she's in a position. here is sweetland. she has caught ashley and pamela. olivera very talented writer from brazil. -- rider from brazil. she's had some great results this year. there is sweetland, who got sick in stockholm a year ago and only in the last month has started to work her way back into fitness. she showed her biking is back into very good form. i will not be surprised if this trio catches the group of 15 just up the road and is hilly section will be to their benefit . we saw the chase group of at coming down. sweetland just -- it might be about to catching on to the lead group. they areck house -- biking the same pace as sweetland and ashley are writing. we now have three groups all writing 43 kilometers, 20 , and nobody m

second, he looks like my grandmother with the thing over his lap. lastly, portrayal doesn't look like houdon to me, he looks like any founding father. debra: so what was the first again? as far as i know, he is following houdon's model. this is the way that washington was most often portrayed even after. this was one of his claims to fame. being the commander of the american forces. it is something that lingers on past his actual term of service. i don't know why other than that just being the generally accepted mode. in terms of the rope, let me see if i can go back. let's see if we can, ah ha. i think that was kind of a compromise position. that is my own idea. he is referring back to another work specifically. he has already undone the upper torso, covered that, because there was a lot of flack about the fact that he was partially nude. on the other hand, by putting a lap robe, i think that is, he is almost tipping his hat back. confirming this relationship between the images and that narrative sequence we were discussing. there may be other reas

>> in the lap of a stranger, china looks poised and in control.ells me her confidence is a facade. >> even though i've been dancing for two years, i still get nervous. and i have to take a shot just to get me going, just so i can talk to so many different kind of people. >> so you go to school, or what? >> i'm actually thinking about starting a maid service. >> but you've got to start from the ground floor, though. >> i already have experience. >> i wouldn't go in the housecleaning business, i ask tell you that. i'd stay right here. >> but china has bigger plans than the dollhouse. for her, this is all just a means to an end, one day starting her own business. for now, though, this is the job -- to dance, to listen, to seduce. ♪ >> i feel like we're actresses. it's a fantasy. it's not who we are. >> has doing this job made you think differently about men and their intentions? >> yeah. i kind of even don't think i want a boyfriend sometimes. or when i get married, it's like, i don't even know, like i want to get married, but, whoa. >> you both are

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>> we've got this russian blue who's a darling lap cat. the minute i took her out of her box, she climbed right on my box and sat still. she's going to be at bay plaza here. she's got six toes here. >> and next she looks like a society dog being held on park avenue. >> this is lindy. she's an eight month old maltess maltese. we're full up today trying to help all the pets. >> two beautiful lap pets. >> they're darling. >> we wish you look. appreciate it. find out more about animal we thought we' d be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can' t predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. >>> and the beautiful fall weather continues. >> 72 and breezy today. nice stuff. trying to be brief, there's your seven-day, folks. take a look. >> maybe we can get some rain which we need so much. >> we're back at 8

now, harvick, leading 216 of the 300 laps ran out of gas. ran out of gas allowing kepbs eugt to take the lead and go on for his 5th win of the year. kenseth to take the lead and go on for his 5th win of the year. >>> all right, thank you, dennis. thank you. >>> thanks for watching. we have a special two hour season premiere of "60 minutes" next. brian wants to enlighten us on the moon. >> we do. we are taking it -- hardly any of it left as we are a few minutes away from super moon centering totality. we will see you back here at 11:00. happy viewing ,, captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> rose: you're much talked about in america. there's much conversation, more so than any... >> ( translated ): maybe they have nothing else to do in america but to talk about me. >> rose: he seemed relaxed and ready to talk about everything when we met vladimir putin last week, and we asked him a lot of questions about himself... some have called you a czar. >> so what? you know, people call me different names. >> rose: ...about uk

speaking of parties, since the debate, a half candidates did their best victory laps this morning, and although there really is only one true winner, her name rhymes with gnarly. she was nothing if not on message. >> joining us now, carly fiorina. >> carly fiorina is with us now. >> carly fiorina joins us now. >> to you in the debate last night? >> well, i was very satisfied with the debate. >> i was very satisfied. >> when i went into that debate, half the audience had never heard my name. >> had never heard my name and didn't know i was running for president. >> it was a really important opportunity. >> this was a huge opportunity for me to continue to introduce myself to the american people. >> i think i successfully introduced myself to those who did not know me, and demonstrated once again that i'm the most qualified candidate on the stage to win this job. >> what i am finding, honestly, is if people hear me ncba and understand who i am and what i would do, they tend to be supportive. mark, assuming you think as i do that carly was the big winner, how do you think she is handling

she actually is a lap dog. >> a lap dog. >> she will not be going for hikes but she will want the walkshe gets along with kids great, and gets along with other dogs and even mellow cats. >> she is pretty mellow and they have a reputation, but she debunks that. >> yes, a quiet girl, doesn't bark in the house we have not heard her howl. >> she was sitting here the whole time and we did not hear a peep. >> you have something because she is older. >> yes, she is eight. there you go, girl. there you go. >> she is eight. in september we have a special for what we scale senior dogs, any dog or animal, we have cats and other animals, that are six or older. if you adopt them on a sunday we waive their adoption fee. if i come in and see her this sunday, our last sunday to have the fee waived, her adoption fee is waive. >> we afresh aid that. if you are interested in her or the other animals, call the humane society of silicon valley. >> great to be here. thanks for having us. >> a doll. shell go in no time. theives for joining us. >> hi, i'm chris harrison, your host of the all-new "who wants to

look, the tech bubble lapped. she's basically a victim of circumstances.ltimately the compact turned out to be the good one. >> the deal with compact was a disaster. >> almost everything connected to the compaq has been shuttered or sold. they got in the wrong business. she pushed for it very hard, she alienated a lot of people. fortune magazine was right. she was not a good ceo and yet she walked away with $100 million after six year with a stock price that was lower and profits that were actually lower even though the revenues per doubled. it's astonishing, really. was she targeted by the company? >> she was wildly disliked within the company. one of the things i noticed with her in debates is she's a lot looser than she was. she's much more scripted then. she never went offmessage. she was almost pro-botic at times. she demanded total loyalty. she didn't want anybody to dissent from her. she pushed out a lot of the executives, especially the compaq executives that had been brought in. when the board got mad at her and decided she had to go, she didn't h

your lap. use it on a desktop, use it on a hard surface so that it can have air flow. >> reporter: in fact, some medical journals say over time the heat emitted from the device can cause a modeled skin scan called toasted skin syndrome. this year nvidia and lenovo have called battery packs because of overheating. even if you are not having problems with your device, check the consumer product safety commission site for any open recalls. you can find a link to that right now on the consumer watch facebook page. erika gonzalez, news4. >> homework and back to work and the weekend party is over. it was really nice while it lasted. >>> fairfax county holds on as long as they can. i know. that was my school system growing up. i loved it after labor day going back to school, you get the extra time, but tomorrow everybody is back. temperatures today on the mild side. well, we'll call it the hot side. the high of 90 degrees today. we'll get hotter the next couple of days. 79 right now with the winds out

loves to just sit in your lap. i can get you a picture there of her beautiful face. if possible, they would like to pair the two together in a home. if that's not possible, then certainly with another dog because these two are used to having companionship, used to being given a whole lot of love, especially from their kentucky companions. so, please if you want tombing them part of -- to make them part of your family, look up more information on our furry friend finder on the best of new york section, >> we'll be right back. it took leonardo and miriam years to master the toss. but just a few little steps to master depositing checks with the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. >>> breaking news, three people shot dead in brooklyn, bringing the violent night's death toll to six. we have a live report. >>> and we are looking at video of the pope's visit to cuba. he is in havana today preparing to celebrate mass. there's a live shot of the pope in the pope mobile, waving to thousands of followers who have come to see this historic moment. >>> plus, back here

start of the third lap, they're taking 10 seconds off of that.lometers later, they were onto the back of the leading group. trevor: one of the issues was that the league group was to big to work as efficiently as they would have liked to seeing. had it been six people, aaron royle, vincent louise, shaw, gomez, and one or two others, that would've been the perfect situation. you can see how wide they are coming up here. they are not writing task. they're just trying to establish themselves, however smartly coming up this hill, because once again to the top of the hill they will then come down 60 k an hour and they will only have about 12 and a half to the fishing line. that is not a lot of space to get yourself to the end of the group. i would be very concerned of coming in 38 place pretty think about 20 seconds of the transition zone and the entire race of the over by the time you're finishing. he did this in auckland on a very hilly bike course. not a surprise. let's see if anybody wants to go with him. if not within a give him 25 seconds by the

children wet themselves on their mothers' laps. there was no getting off because the police would not let them. so didn't seem to mind the soldiers as well as they are heading to germany. >> back in line again, police all around. the same on the platform and no doubt all the way to the austrian border. back at the check point with croatia, the soldiers were piling more and more roles of fence on to their carrier. others see this as a humanitarian crisis. here, it's a siege. lawrence lee, al jazeera, on the hungary croatia border. >> going to take you on a little journey some 220,000 miles out there. you will see this, the world getting ready for a visual spectacular not seen since 1982, not blood red yet, but it will be later. stay up for that if you can. the super moon is on its way. also coming up on the news hour, china chairs, condemned for relieving its own women's rights activist. >> thespot, too, how badly fitting shoes could have cost this marathon runner a new world records. we will have that. the whole of the sport. stay

children wet themselves on their mother's laps, but there was no getting off, because the police would not let them. some people didn't seem to mind the soldiers, as long as they were heading to germany. >> it's like an army government country. not good. >> it's ok, yes? >> it's ok. >> back in line again, police all around. the same on the platform and no doubt all the way to the austrian border and back to the checkpoint, the soldiers are piling more and more rolls of fence on to their carrier. others see this as a humanitarian crisis, but here, it's a siege. al jazeera within the hungary, croatia border. >> people flee hing the war in yemen are crossing the gulf of aden to reach crowded camps in somalia. there are fears somalia could struggle to cope. >> it's meal time in the port city in eastern somalia. dates and biscuit is all they will get today. those here are the latest to arrive. he was injured in fighting in the yemeni city of aden. >> i was driving an ambulance when i got hit by a mortar. i had three surgeries performed on my leg. i was forced to flee with my family. i could

the lap robe, and informal terms, is another way of giving them a little more umph. well, i think the face looks very much like the faces -- deified roman emperors and leaders. the idea is, with titus and other figures, once you have been deified you do not look completely human anymore. there is still that human reference but you have entered a whole different realm of being at that point. you are not supposed to look like an ordinary human that would be seen in any kind of encounter. in that sense, the look on washington's face which refers directly to the earlier work, that is meant to differentiate his status from the status we see in the images in the lower part of the rotunda. it is 180 feet off the floor. how will you can see those features is a different matter. >> the portraits are far more recognizable, the entire fresco. i think you are right that he approached the visage of washington differently to show there is a distinction between him and the other figures. those portraits look more lifelike. debra: washington is the sta r. everyone else is a supporti

>> more laps every year.next year you'll break the record again e. we're so proud of you, carly. thank you for coming out. you got out of school for this. i know i asked that all right. well, once again the carly lenett swim to stop diabetes is at emmaus high school. go to our web site at nbc10.com or the nbc 10 mobile app. congratulations and good luck. >> thank you. >> thank you, vai. >>> good morning, temperatures warming up after a school start this morning. we will continue to see dry conditions not just today but really for the next five to six days. also the 80s are back in full effect and we will stay in the 80s for the rest of the week but i know when the changes are coming. i'll show you that in the seven day. mid-70s for philadelphia. humidity is at 38%. wind speeds out of the north/northwest at eight miles per hour so that's a great combination. light wind speeds, low humidity, comfortable temperatures, and that combination is going to stick around. although temperatures are warm up a little bit t

while this is a major victory for the obama administration, i didn't think he took a complete victory lap there with his speech. certainly signaling that the administration understands that they do have to keep the pressure up on lawmakers. this was a big hurdle for sure for the administration to get over getting the support of senator mikulski, the 34th senator that they needed to sustain a potential republican veto override. that was the first key part. but kerry really in his speech making clear that they will continue to make the case point by point why they believe the deal is a good one. really laying out in stark terms what would happen with the deal, what would happen without the deal. and that is the argument that the administration has been making from the beginning. but kerry really indicating in an earlier interview with christiane amanpour that they expect that they will continue to persuade law makers and that they would like to see the number of support tick up. congress will be back in town next week and that's where we'll see the first moves of whether they will move to a

lap? >> when he's playing at foxborough it is uls going to be that way. it would be that way even if he lost today, don't worry about that, but they have a preseason game tonight, opener is a week from tonight, national tv. that will be a big victory lap. they will unif you recall the championship banner and tom brady will be there at quarterback. >> dan shaughnessy of the "boston globe" and kevin blackistone, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: the issue of benefits in the workplace is getting new attention after a series of high-profile announcements from the tech sector. netflix recently said it would offer up to a year of paid leave to new parents. yahoo ceo marissa mayer stirred up attention again after she said she would not take off much time once she gives birth to a pair of twins. but the vast majority of american workers do not receive any paid family leave. earlier this year, our economics correspondent paul solman looked at why that is. here's an encore of that

another restart with eight laps to go, edwards held keselowski.ward in the middle of the top 16 with one event to go before they begin the race for the cup. >>> that's it for now, see you in a little bit. 11:00 on sports wrap. >> looking forward to it. thanks joe. >> sure. >>> governor jerry brown looks to make california the leading state in green energy but there are several obstacles to overcome before his proposed bill can become reality. >> thousands of refugees fleeing the syrian civil war. hear how the pope is taking in for catholics to take in refugees with open armless. this is the dawn of an old day. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. >>> the pope today called on catholic parishes in europe to take in t

he mailed home his kindle and lap top before disappearing and even tried to have his pay diverted to his god mother. he testified that will the act put all of them in harm's way. >> he walked away. ambushes went up exponentially. ied's. a lot more ied's. we got hit by more. automatic oo even as he faces life in prison his attorney is trying to play down the significance of the hearings. >> there's a fair amount of misinformation about this proceeding. people have compared it to the grand jury. it's a poor analogy. it will should be for that reason not be thought of as a trial. >> bergdahl defends who will get the chance to tell his side in just a few hours. four witnesses are expected. it is not nen if bergdahl will take the stand. >> patricia stark. >> they have made relentless adjustments. i am ready to die. investigators say he tried to travel to the middle east several times to go into isis on the battlefield in syria but was stopped again and again. he was using social media to talk to his isis contacts. >> the illegal immigrant accused of murdering kate stein lee as she walked

she is a lap dog, so energetic. she would not stay on my lab. she needs to lose a little weight. her owners passed away. she is looking for a new forever home. she is sweet, loves to take walks and she is a good lap dog and excited to be here. >> this in my lab is casey. case sis is a 1-year-old yorkie mix. she has lots of energy, fun i have many kisses this morning. casey, part yorkie, not shih- tzu, great with other dogs and company, anybody that would sleigh with her. >> she is looking for her forever home. for information, you can look up furry friend finder on the best of new york. here is stephanie and tony tantillo. >> you know, steve, when i see -- steph when i see you with callly flour and pin news. >> sicily, the dishes and pasta's my mom would make. >> this encompasses a lot of sicilian cuisine. you have the raisins, the earthy pine nut and cauliflower. this is a pasta sauce. any shortcut pasta will do. mix that in like this. so, as that pasta is going, i will put a scoop of pasta water to bring out the starches. as soon as i toss this in like that, it won't take long.

>>> the stock car racing community is mourning the loss of a driver who died while taking a victory lap at a track in vermont. police say leon gano just won the final race of nascar's all american series and was taking a ceremonial lap on saturday crashed into a wall. hospital. a track worker injured in the full recovery. >>> a former peanut executive is sentenced to 28 years in prison for his role in a deadly salmonella outbreak. stewart parnell is the one time owner of peanut corporation of america. he was convicted of knowingly shipping the peanuts and faking lab results for salmonella. cancer. he has lymphoma. he expects to keep a substantially normal work schedule but will cult back on travel -- cut back in travel. >>> custom officers in hong kong hope to have made a dent in shipping of rhino horns. they found several pieces of cut up horns inside checked bags. ' they believe it adds up to three hole rhino horns worth about $260 million. the suspects could be find and get a year in prison. >>> kim davis opens up in an exclusive interview with abc news. >> i can't put my name on a l

lewis hamilton passed him on the opening lap. nico rosberg was forced wide. he stayed on the track and his chances of a win were as good as over. whilst he couldn't keep pace, he was too quick for sebastien vettel. sebastien vettel was a winner in singapore. this time he would finish in third. >> out on front. lewis hamilton eased to his eighth win of the season, finishing 19 seconds clear of nico rosberg, his closest title rival. >> he had a better start. and it was a good battle. it made it stick. that was the end of it there. >> with five races remaining. lewis hamilton has a 48 point lead over nico rosberg. on to the rugby world cup, and 2-time champions south africa have been dealt a blow. the captain was ruled out from the rest of the tournament with a broken jaw. the injury happening in the 48-46 victory on saturday. they haven't had much luck. overshadowing the appearances, announcing the 2003 tournament. >> wales rugby coach hailed his courageous team over victory over england at the world cup. despite a series of victories, wales won 28 points to 25

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olive oil would jump into their lap. with the group of handcar reactors pushing up with the issues on the misty mountains this he reminded me of the swiss alps. i have a couple of other sections selected but i don't want to read over and did you have questions. thanks for being so patient is only a small taste but it is fun to read those. if you have questions we have phil donahue somewhere that is walking around with a microphone. or i can repeat your question. >> when the car and fell over how did we get it back up? >> in the most remote area of nebraska a very remote spot. -- things just happened to me because we flip the cartel's 7:00 in the morning we managed to password to a couple of cowboys to password to bring a trailer so we could take a back to his place to fix it. we're just waiting and a young kid who just listed in the marines was out with his:friend at seven in the morning. it sells like maybe they were returning. [laughter] and the american flag was on the ground and that upset him. so we emptied everythi

take a look at the action cam, a perfect spot down there, just some lapping waves and a light breeze lapping waves and warm water, it's the best time of year to hit the shore, the people that hit there, tell me don't tell anybody that. as we look at double scan live radar around the region, all is quiet and not a cloud in the sky, much like yesterday and we'll mimic it again the next two days, 77 in pottstown and warmer in coatesville and kennett square 80 to 85 degrees, 83 in levittown and warrington at 83, as we head to the south, the sea breeze kicked in in the mid to upper 70s dover 82 and bridgeton and vineland coming in at 81 degrees. it's all compliments of high pressure to the south that is really the muscle maker here, all the way from central and eastern canada all the way down to the mid-atlanticic and east coast and into the nation's heartland, little going on presently, 51 to 61, that is your split in temperature, patchy fog setting up with the light breeze and longer nights now and fog develops more frequently. you don't have the wind, so to speak, to mix up in the atmo

heading into san francisco we have a brief delay in the cash lanes because of the shift lap. highway 92 look good. no delays and no major construction projects. all lanes open for you. as we check on alt mon pass. a brief delay. passing the 205 interchange not backed up yet. still looking good. >>> this afternoon opponents of a planned export kole will speak. to export millions of tons of kole -- near the toll plaza let's less than 1,000 yards from a popular sports field. supporters will speak and neighbors and workers will tell city council why they don't agree. [ inaudible ]>> going to have a great impact on the current fiscal situation of oakland and the job kraegs. >> there's a lot of money at stake. the state of utah where the kole comes from -- the developer threatening to sue oakland if it can't go through the with the deal. >>> the santa cruz boy accused of killing his eight-year-old neighbor will be arraigned today. her body found in a recycling bin in july at the complex where the two lives. gonzalez will be tried as an adult. scheduled to be back in court this morn

now, in the championships, getting one in for chicago. 5 laps to go.denny hamlin, now, passing jeff gordan and busch for the lead. going on to win the second race of the year. taking over 1st place in the point standings. game day, 11:30. >>> the raiders a thriller today. >> is [ -- is kaepernick still being fined? >> no. not fined. >> they came to a settlement. >> okay. he has them on. he has them on. no, they gotten rid of we go further, so you can. >> kroft: depending on where you stand politically, its either a triumph of global diplomacy, the best available solution, or a blunder of epic proportions. with that in mind, we traveled to tehran last week to sit down with iranian president hassan rouhani for the first interview he has given to a western news organization in nearly a year. i'm sure you realize that it is difficult for many americans to get past the fact that president obama has signed an agreement with a country that says, "death to america, death to israel." how do you explain this? >> pelley: what can we expect

john: on the show tonight, the hillary clinton's lap and then make america great cap, but first joe bidenis is a big week in the campaign. bere's the guaranteed to good for television republican debate and lori clinton's poll numbers are raising real questions in the democratic party and john sets it up with

children wet themselves on their mother's laps, but there was no getting off, because the police would not let them. some people didn't seem to mind the soldiers as long as they were heading to germany. >> it's like an army government country. not good. it's ok. it's ok. >> back in line again, police all around. the same on the platform and no doubt all the way to the austrian border and back to the checkpoint, the soldiers are piling more and more rolls of fence on to their carrier. otherwise see this as a humanitarian crisis, but here, it's a siege. al jazeera within the hungary, croatia border. >> still to come on the program. >> i'm ready to go back home if possible but don't know where to find my family. >> hungry, thirsty and all alone, the yemeni refugees in somalia. >> on the march in mexico city where thousands of people are demanding justice for 43 missing students. >> later in sport, we'll tell you why louis hamilton's win in japan puts him on the path with the greatest drivers in formula one history. >> voting is underway in catalonia for breaking from spain. they look for

president obama delays his victory lap. house has the votes it

. >> what would you say that it's all falling in europe's lap? why not all the countries in the world. why aren't the rich gulf nations are helping out more. you could argue the u.s. and other places in the world could say we'll take some of these refugees? why should it be up to europe. >> it's not just up to europe. europe is taking in a fraction of the share of the global traffic. we're talking about 19.5 million refugees worldwide. turkey and lebanon is taking in millions. europe is not. arguebly tens of thousands. the little child who died on the beach, those are the people who are trying to escape the horse of conflict, and they have a right that we all internationally agreed on to protection. when they reach europe they should be able to get it. >> thank you so much for your time. >> in syria state television is reporting a car bomb attack in the government's stronghold. it says ten people have been killed and 22 injured. the bomb went off in a suburban area, the biggest attack in the city since syria's war gen began in 2011. men were take

or into any administration's lap. is a rolling problem. david: it is. >> what we're seeing today is cumulative. and i want to hedge against oversimplifying. >> i understand. another guest, jessie jane duff, a retired gunnery sergeant and senior at the london center for policy research. you are a former gunnery sergeant, my son is a gunnery sergeant in the marine corps, semper fi to you, first of all. >> semper fi. david: my son fought in iraq and afghanistan, he's happy not to be fighting now. that's a picture of him. but at the same time feels there is something coming, he doesn't know where, he doesn't know when, do you get the same sent among military that you speak to, that there does seem to be something about to happen where something is going to pop somewhere? >> it's not that we even have to sense it. we're aware of it every single day. it's no longer al qaeda with osama bin laden. when he disappeared, when osama bin laden was killed, guess what? we now have multiple splinter groups throughout the world, and r

i have one of my daughter sitting on santa's lap leike this. >> i love it. it's my favorite. >> i wonder where she got that. >> i knthank you for joining us see you tomorrow. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- robert de niro, ariana grande, musical guest, duran duran, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 329. woo! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hi! hey, everybody! oh, i love you. i love you. love you. want to hug you. i want to hug you. i want to love you. [ cheers ] i want to hug you. i want to love you. ♪ i want to kiss you. ♪ i want to be with you. ♪ i want to make it last. ♪ i want to take a bath. ♪ i don't want to take a -- i don't want to. [ light laughter ] welcome, everyone. welcome to the "the tonight show." thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. guys, let's get to the news. jimmy, let's get to what everyone is talking about. [ laughter ] s

matt damon is reportedly holed up in his bathroom right now with that picture in his lap. and as you can imagine the well-wishes are pouring in. none other than donald trump took time out to tweet. he said, cot graces tom brady on yet another great victory. tom is my friend and a total winner. of course he is. who would be friends with someone who isn't a winner? people who don't win, you know what i call them? losers. that's right. also today donald trump signed a loyalty pledge to the republican party saying that he would endorse for president whoever wins the republican nomination and would not run as a third-party candidate as he has threatened to in the past. and i'll tell you something. when donald trump makes a vow, he keeps it. ask any of his wives, they will tell you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here was donald trump announcing the pledge at his office today in new york. >> the best way for the. s to win is if i win the nomination and go directly against whoever they happen to put up. and for that reason, i have signed the pledge. >> jimmy: okay. now can

after lap of skids and collisions from the presidential race, who is in and who is out, to the questionleading congress in the coming year. >> it's just that no one really noticed. as you will recall over the last several confrontations involving congress, you have had the pain of watching boehner try to hold it together. so his wheels have been going a long time. he finally just gave up for his own sanity. >> boehner has been getting drop kicked by the conservatives for a long time, rush limbaugh and the rest of them. i think he says enough is enough especially with the looming shut down. >> is it enough to say enough is enough. usually somebody is saying it's over. you have ten minutes to say enough is enough if you want. >> that's the message he got. >> he was pushed. >> are you kidding me? you think you would leave that cozy wonderful job where you meet with the president with regularity, you show up and hang out with the pope? you don't walk away from that particular position. that's the ultimate. you have been trying all your life to get that kind of power. you are also third in l

president obama delays his victory lap.ouse has the votes it needs to sustain the resolution for the iran deal. the administration hoping to avoid a veto. john kerry was in philadelphia making his pitch. >> if your house is on fire, going up in flames, would you refuse to extinguish it because of the chance there might be another fire in 15 years? andwould put out the fire take advantage of the extra time to prepare for the future. my friends, it does not make sense to conclude that we should vote no now because of what might happen in 15 years, thereby guaranteeing that what will happen in 15 years might happen now. is,: my question for you they are trying to get the democrats over so they can filibuster. its it really matter whether happens by sustaining a veto of the republican resolution or avoiding a veto? mark: if you avoid the veto, trigger enough votes, i think it enhances the reputation of the president, administration, secretary of state, and the policy itself here and globally. another key vote came over yesterda

there was a child in my lap. he had a vast but he -- vest but he died, too. reporter: the clothing of the dead and those who escaped litter the beach. colder weather coming means fewer attempting to cross the waters. jane: trying to establish more stability in the middle east was among the items on the agenda at the white house where president obama hosted king salmon of saudi arabia. -- salman of saudi arabia. i discussed it james smith, the former ambassador to saudi arabia. we have been hearing terrible human tragedy unfolded. what can saudi arabia and the u.s. due to address the cause of this migrant crisis? james: you have to look at the refugee crisis. for though of us who have lived in the region, or heartbreaks. lebanon and turkey have borne the brunt of the refugee challenge for almost five years. the gulf states take very few refugees. the scenes we have seen over the last few days should invigorate the world that it is a global problem. the first step is refugees. the second, and i hope part of the conversation is how you get to a political settlem

this is massa and nico coming together on lap 13. lewis hamilton started from fifth, and any hopes of challenging the lead ended when his car lost power. no problems for vettel and the sight of the spectator of the track. they crossed the line ahead of red bull and teammate riek nen. there's 39 points in the drivers stands. >> it was fantastic yesterday with one lap. amazing, the feeling i got. so much adrenaline in qualifying. and then today i was able to look after my tires and control the pace. so, yeah, all and all a perfect. there's a 4-1 on sunday at the new camp. it took them a while to get the first goal. 50 minutes in fact but once they did they added three more in the second half. messi got two of them including a penalty. he was the other scorer, although he missed another penalty moments later. barcelona wins 4-1 and goes back to the top of the table and pain taken the 100% start to the season. in england they beat southampton to go second in the epl. the new $55 million and the tottenham bit them in the other match. juev