[laughter] anyway, let me wind up. supergenius is yet one of many things we talk about in the book. some people have had a bullet go through the left temporal lobe. 1% had -- one person had an accident where he injured the left temporal hope hitting his head on the bottom of the pool. afterwards, people emerged as supergeniuses. so tonight when you go home, do not hit the left part of your brain thinking you're going to become einstein, but it has happened in the past. this individual can take one helicopter ride over the harbor in new york and draw the entire, entire skyline of new york city. down to every window. and you can see it at jfk airport. next time you land in terminal one at jfk, look up, and you'll see this huge mural drawn from memory by this individual. and, of course, einstein is the greatest genius of modern times. his brain is still with us today. we have his brain. it is different. not by much, but it is different. it's at princeton hospital. well, i'm sort of running out of time, so let me just wind up on one note, and if you have further questions, you can read

anyway, let me wind up. super geniuses, yet one of many things we talk about in the book some people had a bullet go through the left temporal lobe. one policeman had a injured the left temporal lobe, hitting bottom of the pole. after that they emerged as super mathematical geniuses. tonight when you bo home, do not pick up a hammer. do not hit the left part of your brain thinking you will become the next einstein but it has happened several times in the past. this individual can take one helicopter ride over the harbor in new york and draw the entire, entire skyline of new york city, down to every window and you can see it at jfk airport. next time you land in terminal 1, of jfk look up, you will see this huge mural drawn from memory by this individual. of course einstein is the greatest genius of modern times. his brain is still with us today. we have his brain. it is different. not by much but it is different. it is at princeton hospital. well i'm sort of running out of time. so let me just wind up on one

anyway, let me wind up. super geniuses, yet one of many things we talk about in the

but let me wind up by welcoming those well over a thousand people who are downstairs as we speak right now in the convention center that are from the defense of christians summit that's taking place as we speak. we have a lot of people out there. they are doing the lord's work and they will be richly blessed for it. i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. warner: i ask that the proceedings of the quorum be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. warner: i come to speak on a question of enormous importance but i want to take a moment before, i was just with the majority leader and the deputy leader and a number of our colleagues where we held a ceremony in commemoration of the congressional medal of honor issued in remembrance of those who had given their lives on september 11, 13 years ago, and i know i share with the presiding officer, neither one of us were members of the senate at that moment but i th

let's get to to meteorologist rob marciano. you were telling me about the winds kicking up the storm. >> we had a report of wind 50 miles an hour and you have the dust and the sand mixing in. very dangerous and low visibility. this is a storm system closer to october, the system will move off to the east. and the severe system will be in so cal, and vegas. maybe up to salt lake city. and strong winds and dust storms and maybe a brief tornado. and it's going to be a slow mover so flooding rains for places that don't need water. from phoenix, up to the northern spine of the rocky mountains, colorado and wyoming. and flash flood watches tonight and will last through the weekend in excess of three inches of rain or more. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the virus striking children sending families to the er across the country. spreading fast. and to the map tonight. more than three weeks ago, 11 states affected. one week later, 27 states and tonight, 45 states with confirmed or suspended cases. and now word, a 4-year-old has died. investigators asking, was this mysterious virus to blame? alex perez now. >> reporter: in new jersey toni

let me be me. >> if there's anyway you can hear the entire speech, it is worth your time. [laughter] mcilroy -- of rory hits a tree, winds upwhite in the spectator's pocket great it hit a tree and went right into -- pocket. it hit a tree and went right into someone's pocket. the guy you heard saying, that's great. [indiscernible] [laughter] >> pistorius is out on bail antilles sentencings in next month after a tale -- after a judge found him culpable of coble homicide. that translates to manslaughter in the u.s. the judge cleared pistorius of the most serious charge of murder. george problems for zimmerman. police in lake mary, florida say a driver accused him of threatening to kill him after a confrontation on the road. the man called police tuesday after he says zimmerman pulled up next to him in a truck, threatened to kill him, then followed him into a store parking lot before finally taking off. the man says two days later, zimmerman showed up at his job. the man called police, but declined to press charges. >> the children of the shooting instructor who was accidentally killed by a nine-year-old in arizona are now spea

let me show you that area now. live doppler 7 hd traveling up to the happy camp areament winds are not a problem at the moment. they should not be as the official reading from that area shows winds are calm and gusts nonexistent at the moment. it is hot and very dry. it's 93 degrees right now. relative humidity only 19%. it is possible that later in the evening winds could increase. but at the moment, that is not forecast. so winds not a factor at the moment in the firefighting effort. but still hot and dry. dan and cheryl? >> it's hot and dry. thank you, spencer. b.a.r.t. is experiencing 20-minute delays because of an equipment problem. crews are working to fix it. it's unclear when trains will be back on schedule. >> people who ride muni are paying more than for the first time since 2009. adults with day passes shell out $2.25 now compared to the old fare of $2. the adults monthly mun pass is going from $66 to $68 a month. that's an increase of $2. the pass that can be used on both b.a.r.t. and munu going up to 80 bucks a month. the fare increases would be okay if they meant better service some say. >> i don

and they wind up exactly where you punch them in. >> ambassador, let me go back to you. this morning the president emphasized the importance of the coalition. listen to this. >> i also made clear that america would act as part of a broad coalition and that's exactly what we've done. we are joined in this action by our friends and partners. saudi arabia, united arab emirates, jordan, bahrain, and qatar. america is proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with these nations on behalf of our common security. over 40 nations have offered to help in this comprehensive effort to confront this terrorist threat. >> what is your sense, ambassador, of the coalition at this point? and what are the challenges the president faces in building it? >> well, reverend sharpton, it was impressive that the president was able to mobilize those arab countries because at the heart of struggle it's really a struggle for the future of the sunni arab world. isis represents one option, which is an evil, brutal option. those sunni arab states need to stand up to isis. they need to engage in further comb

let sky have one. that's not nice. >> there is nothi like getting your groove the car, the wind i through your hair. nothing messes up your groove like your mom. >> go to the store and get me a pack of cigarettes. >> mom, we are shooting a video. >> i got to go get me a pack of damn cigarettes. what the hell are you talking about? i'm going to get me a pack of cigarettes. get out of the car. >> mom really must need that nicotine fix. >> what the hell are you doing in my van anyway? >> what are you doing with my fan out here? it's not supposed to be outside. it's supposed to be inside. >> we are shooting videos. >> maybe this dude is trying to get attention. something fishy about the acting. >> get out of the car and let me go get a pack of cigarettes. >> can't fool you guys at all. at all. first of all. this was a skit called "speedin." this is victor cunningham. he made this video several years ago. for some reason, it just started popping. >> lord, i got to go get me a pack of damn cigarettes. >> maybe because it's funny when somebody's mom messes up their jam. that's it for "right this minute," everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >> can you tell w

let me show you why. check it out. we're socked in and low clouds and patchy fog and that is on the fog and the camera lens. that is the low bus, west wind up to 20 miles an hour. it's obvious. the marine layer is deepening at this hour. our temperatures are dropped by 16 degrees or additionally in some locations. i will show you where. now, we're down to near normal temperatures this time of the year. future cast, look at the clouds marching inland into the overnight hours and we're talking 45, 50 miles and into santa rosa and we will wake up tomorrow morning in the clouds and a drizzly morning commute for many. this is occurring because of that there. the area of low pressure and that is digging to the south and returns more to the westerly flow. therefore, the west wind, that sea breeze is making it all the way into the central valley. out of the triple digits. to 98 degrees in fresno. 94 at the state capitol. seventy degrees, partial clearing of the skies, monterey bay and into caramel. mid- and high 90s around ukiah and the sun sets at 7:38, could see more drizzle on the coast after realizing highs, 67 degrees in san francisco. only 76

♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ i am with the one with the wind and sky ♪ let it go. >> sign me up. yes.cot park in florida is about to get frozen. a new icy attraction is in development featuring favorite moments and songs from the animated family flick. there will also be a royal greeting area where kids can meet and sing with princesses elsa and ana. opening date not yet. >> i like epcot. that's the adult themed park in disney world because there is alcohol there. >> let's check in with rick reichmuth now. >> you will need it when you go to the elsa ride. >> i would need plenty. can you tell that it's a little dark out here? >> it is. >> shorter days. colder days coming. really cold this week. take a look at the weather maps. we have a couple things going on o. all kind of frost advisories in effect this morning. take a look at that from parts of colorado all the way up through parts of the western great lakes. northern plains, very cold mornings, some of those sensitive plains possibly in a little bit of harm's way this morning. first alert forecast for the day today. across the nort

me. let's take a look. if you got nine hours of sleep, come on. the new look up at 4:00 a.m.? 74 degrees is the current temperature. wind out of the south today. relatively stable there could be some showers and storms. today's high temperature, 90 degrees. cooled down comes this weekend. it could look at the hot spots on the roads. we do have an ohio on ramp heading eastbound blocked until 5:00. it's causing minor delays. the division street bridge work continues from the end of the month. cta is rewriting the number 7132 buses. and the big changes on the blue line out to o'hare, the california stop is under renovation will tell you how that will impact your commute. >> still to come, what to expect as the nato summit begins. >>and -- we'll hear from a second american who survived ebola, as the outbreak continues to spread. plus -- senator mark kirk spoke to veterans with some strong words for the terrorist group, isis. and -- a family pet is gaining national attention over what was removed from his stomach. police are looking for a man who fumbled a woman on the red line. >>the family of an american killed by isis delivers a message to its l

me. 12-mile-per-hour winds. everybody else light and variable. high pressure definitely dominating our weather. all right, let's take a look at what's going on. up, good morning to you, low to mid-50s for you guys except for napa and seran rafae. and lafayette and brentwood 63, and redwood city, 60. and everybody else mid to upper 50s. cupertino 57 and you can see the fog in the east bay hills and barely see the bay bridge. once you go over the water it's not as prevalent but, you know, how many of us are going to be over the water for the better part of the morning. heat and unhealthy air lingers in the forecast but with the heat easing slowly so will the air quality starting tomorrow through wednesday and unfortunately still don't see any rain in the forecast. let's talk about temperatures today. how about mid-80s to near 90 in the south bay until you get to los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy, midne-90s. and sunshine in millbrae and look at the mid to upper 70s throughout our peninsula neighborhoods. 86 at menlo park. and mid to upper 70s downtown. and heading up to wine country, 92 in sonoma and 93 in napa and 92 in santa rosa and then 80 at r

me, do not let that fool you. you are getting hammered if you are going up 270. 94. dew points in the 70s. never a good thing. never a comfortable thing. windsout of the south at 11. here's the radar and flooded areas here, the muted yellows if you will. that's a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 p.m. it covers just about the intire metro area. doesn't cover you folks -- north into pennsylvania and for good reason. these are hefty storms that will roll through. they will eventually die out around 10:00 or 11:00 and the watch expires at 10:00. is this a solid line of showers and thunderstorms back to frederic and back to brunswick. the red, the deep red that you see there are rain fall rates of over 1 inch per hour. don't see any hail with this. don't see tremendous winds either. we'll see some flash flooding with this. it is straddling 270 and 70. that's going to be slow going on this first day back after labor day. we didn't want to put thunderstorms in the mix, but here we are. frederic back down 85. back down 15. and also a separate storm, a trailing storm back toward lubbotsville. everything is pushing off to the east at about 30 mil

up we saw -- >> let me jump in. finish your thought but then i was going to return to tom. exactly what you are citing here tom you think is a tail wind for the market too. increased lang lending is going to be a help. the economy is clearly strengthening. you have a big eye on real estate at the current time as well. >> yeah, i think with the velocity of money and monetary inflation, that people are psychologically feeling better. but if you look at most of the businesses that real estate is around. if you look at hospitality and transportation, lodging, if you look at all of the -- if you look at media. it is disintermediatuating the functional utilization of real estate and making everything look economical. so a deflationary pancake on physical obsolescence. a great job of yield. and rates are the unbelievable interest rate sensitive. but it is primarily not the time to worry about affo payout and worried about total return and get to non affluencen't assets. they don't want high-rise granite clad buildings. air b and b have other holdings. another realm of the world in residential administration. we have a single family rental bu

let me move a little bit. see if i can see it. you see the fire going up some of the trees. when the winds pick up, if a fire goes up a tree it jumps from tree top to tree top. that's what potentially moves it it quicker towards homes. right now again cautiously optimistic as this morning as the sun comes up. they are hoping it continues to burn to the north and away from areas like georgetown. >> all right. adam housely right there on the fire lines for us in el dorado county. thank you very much for that live report. a story we will follow throughout the day. >>> 7:08. starting today plastic bags are banned in walnut creek. when you go out shopping you are encouraged bring your own reusable bags and if you don't you will be charged 10 cents for each paper bag you need. there are expectations for restaurants. walnut creek is joining many other bay area cities that have already banned plastic bags. >>> most restaurants try hard to get the best reviews they can on yelp. a restaurant in richmond is trying something totally different. brian flores to tell us why the owners why the -- want to

let me give you a balance. governor in the manufacturing plant gave money to build wind blades that equals $7,000 per job, $7,000 per job, $700,000 per job -- there's an imbalance. that's what we're upainst. that was a bad deal. that is what is causing the problems. just think, just imagine, what this area could do if we were able to balance those two businesses and allow us to spread the investment from the state to more businesses into more areas than just lee county. >> governor, 30 seconds. >> well you can't be against the incentives and for the jobs. without the incentives we wouldn't have gotten the job. debbie durham is a very skilled negotiator. for 15 years she did a great june up in sioux city. that's why i asked her to be the head of the economic development authority. she worked with the local people here and actually it looks like this is going to continue to grow beyond what was initially planned. and the net revenue gain. we didn't write out a check, we're getting a credit against taxes in future years. frankly, the state is going to gain the school district and lee county gain substantially. this was a great deal. >> we will continue on the subject for the next two q

wind up. james terrorism center noted the transfer of qatari weapons has the same practical effect of transferring the weapons to al-nusra, a violent jihadist group. let me repeat that. janes defense analyst says if you give the weapons to the moderate, so-called moderate rebels, it's the same as giving it to al-nusra. "the new york times" further detailed that even sudan has been sending antitank missiles and other arms to syria. hard to argue there's not enough weapons floating around over there. so the idea of these rebels having been armed really is ludicrous. it's also ludicrous to believe that we know where all the money and all the arms and all the ammunition will wind up. or who will wind up benefiting from these arms. why? because we don't even know who all these groups are. even if we think we do, the loyalties shift on a daily basis. the groups have become amorphous. not to mention that guess what? some of these people don't tell the truth. finally moderates have been found to sell their weapons. in fact, there is accusations by the family of steve sotloff, who was recently killed by the barbarians, there's accusations he was sold by the moder

wind blows up your legs, they will match. the skirt -- kind of like a purple. it's got a little lace. it's the perfect length. it's classy. let melling out. famous falling out. >> and leno kept the ban alive. >> so did conan too. >> it was jimmy fallon who decided it was time to break that ban. he talked about her last night. >> we had her on our very first "the tonight show" when i took over. she had -- i'm lucky to say this. i got to work with her and have her on our "the tonight show." at the beginning of the show i said to all my friends -- to my friend out there who said i couldn't host "the tonight show," you owe me 100 bucks. i had a parade of celebrities throw 100 bucks on the desk, it was great. and joan rivers, we asked joan to be one of the people. she came out, and she came over to me. and she started crying. gave me a kiss. it was really emotional and really nice. we loved her. we will definitely miss her. gosh, joan rivers one of the greatest. >> oh. >> remember the time we went over to her apartment? >> oh, my gosh. >> she had an amazing -- she's old time glamour. we went over to her apartment and here it is. >> l