it includes the ancient city of boba lon and is -- boba lon and is home to many people. >>> we have a report from northern iraq on the islamic state. >> reporter: the scars of battle. the islamic state group used houses as defense lines before it was forced to retreat towards the city of mosul. this man came home to find this. the group's fighters moved into the village in mid august. they did not only use the house as a base. they ate what they found and used their koths. they didn't give up without a fight. this is an organization that u.s. officials say is beyond anything they have seen. those engaged in combat say they faced well-trained fighters. >> they placed a few snipers in different houses and did all the way the roads could with tnt. >> reporter: the islamic state may have been pushed back from the mosul dam and surrounding areas. it is far from come pleated. kurdish forces did not win the battle alone. dozens of u.s. air strikes helped the offensive. undoubtedly air power dams, it may have been an -- damages. it may have been an option, but it's not always the case. islami

certain gal lons allotted for indoor and outdoor use. the allocation would be calculated by census, aerial photography and satellite imagery. those using designated amounts would pay extra. tonight in san francisco, larry ellison gave the keynote speech at oracle open world. the five day eve vent expected attract 60,000 and bring revenue. traffic has been blocked off along howard between third and fourth street. and earlier tonight. taylor street between ofarrell and ellis street. ellison stepped down as ceo last month. tomorrow morning the new ceo will address the conference. >> full house at a concert to raise money for napa earthquake relief this afternoon. napa valley rocks marks the end of a four day celebration to the support businesses and people affected by the august 24th earthquakes. organizers want people to know that downtown napa is open for business and want to lift the spirits of locals. all of the money raised will go to support those in need. nearly everyone involved in producing the event. volunteers time and resources.

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. >> michael han lon, superintendent of schools. thank you all for being here this morning. certainly the events of thursday evening had a profound and very deep impact on our entire school community as evidenced by the immediate reactions here in the city of char don and on social media. on behalf of our board of education represented here this morning and our entire school community, i wish to extend our sincere appreciation to all levels of law enforcement across the state of ohio for swift action, strong communication and our school -- and providing our school district with a positive outcome related to the events of thursday evening. first and foremost, our thoughts and prayers go out today to the families of demetrius, russell and danny and all others affected by the tragedy as well as by the troubling events of thursday evening. the last several hours have certainly been very difficult as we come to grips with these developments. throughout thursday evening and friday morning, char don local school district officials remain in contact with local law enforcement, the g

. >> rabbi david sapersteinq3 lon time director of reformed jude ditch received the ann franks awardr dignity and tolerance. nominated by president obama to be the new ambassador at large for international religious freedom. several religious groups have been pushing for his rapid confirmation. pope francis this week strongly condemned what he called indifference to the madness of war. marking the 100th anniversary of world war i. francis visited a northern italy memorial where more than 100,000 shouldiers are buried. amounting to a piecemeal world war iii. humanity needs to weep, this is the time to weep. francis asked for prayers for his one day visit to muslim al bannia this weekend to highlight interfaith cooperation. it was a lighter occasion at st. peters last sunday when francis married 20 couples including some who have children together or who cohabited before marriage. francis highlighted the beauty of marriage,í although he said married life can be quote, burdensome and often nauseating but he added jesus can enable couples to resist discouragement, infidelity, weakness an

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. >>> is joan lon on as you have never seen her before, she appears on the latest cover of people magazineudly showing off her bald head as she takes on cancer. >> the insider's thea andrews has more on joan lon on's brave battle. >> chris and jessica joan is a survivor in my eyes. she underwent surgery yesterday and she is just one of the many fabulous, fierce hollywood women who are living their life, after cancer. >> on her twitter cam joan posted no taking it back now, my people mag cover bold and. >> the mother of seven has documented every step of her treatment on the blog, a decision inspired by her late father a cancer surgeon whom she lost when she was young. we have seen joan at her most vulnerable undergoing chemotherapy treatments and just yesterday fighting strong and full of positivity following her lump removal. >> it went well and i'm awake and well. >> ♪ >> i think both of us have come away with going through the experience of cancer, with a greater sense of self. >> reporter: if joan is feeling down she need look no further than melissa it ridge and cheryl crow two proud

i am dedicated to jimmy, lon, as far as i'm concerned, as long as i continue to develop as a dancer and maintain my commitment to them. now to the general public and to people who tap dance, there is a lot going on. my approach is different than the average cat because maybe they want to, you know, be in movies or do things like that. and they may have to sacrifice their integrity to appear in certain places or venues. i haven't reached that point and i hope i hope there is a gallon of milk in my refrigerator before i have to sacrifice my integrity for the sake of appearing somewhere. i have issues. i have my opinions of what i see as far as tap dancing and the direction that some of the kids are going in. but hey, some people like lebron. i like michael jordan. >> i take your point. i get it loud and clear that you are committed and dedicated to these men. >> yeah. >> how do you hope you are expressing that commitment? how does that commitment get expressed through your art? does that make sense? >> well, i hope that when people see me, they see the lineage. i hope that when they see m

afterward we were on pay lon taj cal cloud nine. >> reporter: it turned out to be the larjtest ever found in this soupy mix of sand and mud, kind of like quick sanld. >> and that's how you were able to find such a relatively complete skeleton. >> that's correct. >> reporter: his team spent nine years excavating the fossils, packing the plaster, and shipping them back to his lab at the university in philadelphia. >> when you find something and you know it's new, especially when you know it's a new species, you're sitting out in the desert and you realize i'm the first person to ever see this or know this, that's a special experience for any scientist. >> reporter: he has to return the fossils to argentina by the end of this year. in order to continue study this he digitally scanned every bone. >> you can do this in a virtual space and it opens up to the world. >> reporter: hidden from side for the last years, it's now visible the all. don dahler, cbs news, philadelphia. >>> coming up after your local news on thmt, we're go to wales where nato leaders are wrapping up a summit on ukraine plu

lon anderson with represents drivers and supports highway expansions, says leaving the car at home is not a realistic option for many residents. >> we are one of the leaders in the nation for long distance commutes. >> the trends are moving in the right direction. according to a forecast by the council of governments. the top transportation planner. >> the outer so berns, the rate of increase in auto trips is lower. it is going to go down. >> the percentage of single driver commute trips is expected to drop from 61% now to 57% in 2040. but congestion will remain part of daily life. unless you leave your car at home for good. martin, wusa9. >> wow. well we do have good news in the gas pump for you. analysts say the cost of gasoline this fall could fall to the lowest level since 2010. they believe the average nationwide price for regular unleaded could dip down to $3.20 a gallon. gas prices have been dropping all over the country for the last three years -- seven weeks. i got a little confused there. those big numbers. >> all right, coming up on wusa9. >> you can do anything you put you

it happened 8:40, lon shore and lorettao in northeast philadelphia and the youngster believed to be 10 years old was riding his back at the time of the accident. >>> a family is asking for the driver that struck and killed their loved one to turn himself in. it was last friday 45-year-old annette bold ep was struck by three cars in the 4600 block of north broad and loganch the first driver fled the scene. >> it's cruel. you know? for snoup have to go out this way. we want closure that's all we want. >> and in a tragic twit of fate bolden's family is related to the family of keesha williams killed in july along with her three children when a carjacked suv plowed into the feltonville fruit stand where they were working. >> a philadelphia pailen tologist has made win of the biggest discoverys in history literally kenneth lockbarea made an unveiling today at drexel the 85 foot long 29 foot tall and 65 ton beast dreadnotist meaning fearing nothing. it is heavier than a boeing 737. it was two stories tool its shoulder. here's how it compares to a person. did you see them. the philadelphia te

. >>> similar marches were held in berlin, lon do and rio. >> tesla motors hosted an event to show offheir sleek line of electric cars from chevy volt to the bmii to tesla itself. visitors could check out the models. it's electric week getting people to stwoych all it's on? oh yeah. with who? the citizens banker lady. she made things way simple for me, like how to deposit a check from my phone. she's even gonna send me alerts if my balance gets too low. total special treatment. you do know the alerts don't come from her personally, right don juan? mr.tobin, you forgot your phone! thank you. you left that there on purpose, didn't you? yeah. wow. award winning mobile banking from citizens bank. it's one way we're helping you bank better by keeping things simple. >> selsteen celebrated her 100 plg birthday. 8 grandchildren. 2 grandchildren and i'm sorry eight children, 22 grandchildren. 32 great grandchildren and 7, great, great, grandchildren and she is an avid traveler and loves going to las vegas. on behalf of all of us happy birthday. >> i know that family. >> you do? >> yes. >> you c

it's a stunning image of what's called the horse head neb you lon.ee why they called it that. >> it's incredible to see. >>> "world news tonight" wit david muir is coming up. >>> we appreciate your time. our next newscast is 6:00. how fast are they really going?

former san jose police chiefs rod davis, bill lons down, todd wheatley, chris moore sat down with nbc bay area's damian trujillo to talk about the department they once led. >> public safety is the lawsuit number one priority of city government. and they failed in that process here in san jose. >> we ask men and women to put their lives on the line. we're not willing to support them if they and their families are injured as a result of the injury the officer may suffer? unheard of. >> we don't have enough officers and the good ones are leaving. >> reporter: san jose has fewer officers now than it did a decade ago. >> they're holding on but i think a lot are leaving for other departments and you can't blame them. >> reporter: the chiefs say massive cuts and measure "b" put the city on a dangerous path. mayor chuck reed says money is tight and there's no shortage of need. but he is working to hire and retain more cops. >> despite having to put in a lot of overtime, they're working hard and we appreciate that. the crime rates are improving over the last couple of years. >> reporter: the m

. >> they'll get help next week jane lon son comes off of suspension for the home game against the rams. "channel 6 action news." ducis rogers. >> all right, ducis, shawn mccoy has worst day of starter 17 yartdz rushing more on loss coming up on eagles game day final in ten min squlv the late time they beat san fran chael on the last day the phils lost a playoff series. >> they finish up a long and ugly season. >> what we've zone we want to say thank you for showing up we know it was rough hopefully we made you smile and we look forward to seeing you next year. >> jimmy rollings addressing fans before finale. it's been this kind of season. first batter cole hamels gives up lead homer. phils taking it on the chin this year why in the finale ouch hamels taking the ball off his chin. take another look. hamels stays in the game. goes 8 innings allows two runs and finishes 2.46 era lowest of career and new low for this team finish last for first time in 14 years. -1 the final third straight year they missed playoffs changes are coming. >> all good things come to an end and i don't have to ma

. >> lon anderson of aaa mid- atlantic told us the district takes in about $200 million per year in traffic tickets alone. with that much mula at stake anderson said he's not surprised the council took issue with the report. >>> metro preparing to flip the switch back on to a system that should smooth out your train ride called the automatic train operation system or ato and it makes accelerating and braking more fluid with fewer sudden jerks and stops. metro shut it off after that deadly crash in '09 that killed nine people. metro has since upgraded its tracks circuitry and put in place new, better safety technology. so it's ready to give ato the green light once again. >> the new ride obviously will be a lot smoother because of the predictability that ato provides and the acceleration and deceleration particularly in regards to the station stop. >> metro will restart the ato on a hand line of red line trains next month. all red line trains are hoped to be ready by march and the system back online by fall of 2017. [ applause ] >>> a standing ovation, not go you typically see at a metro boa

cbs's alfonzo van alphonso van marsh has more on the vick referendum from lon -- historic referendum from london. >> reporter: the majority of scottish voters rejected the referendum to end scotland's 307 year partnership with the united kingdom. >> i'm a bit heartbroken. in the long run there is a chance the supporting muscles of the spine will fatigue. >> reporter: it's best to alternate between the fitness ball and the chair, but we found a remedy for that only a few steps away. hers is a ball th back support. this is ideal. >> reporter: andrea roane, wusa9. >> is there a ball chair coming to your future? >> i'm going to have to borrow her chair. if you have questions about back, neck and spine health, you can talk to one of several inova experts here to take your calls tuesday, september 23rd during our newscast at noon. they are just so great to have. >>> here's a question. what's the difference between a major league team and a minor league team? holden kushner breaks it down in today's inside pitch. >> but first you'll meet a 10- year-old business titan who is getting the atte

o'o''s lon in meropukdosing the pock pockety far gonzalez allegedly had two hatches, a machete and two rounds of investigation into his car. >> and the weather making it different for fire fighters near king fired. that fire has already burned through more than 87,000 acres and it's less than it had previously been contained. >> the fire you and we're going to have to wait on it. keep your umbrella in your trunk for the nor day. apds 70 in the sou bay. make sure you're prepared for that rain as we get into thursday morning. speaking of which, i want to make sure those windshield wiebers are ready to go. >> and make have's flupd for the rain because you if you right where they split, there's big con yes, sir be remember that folsom street you a if the you see more traffic. we do see a good volume. folks might be avoiding the bay bridge. >> th get used to it? >> until they get used to it. >> and the team will start giving away one lucky seat. crock crockon he is expected to open inside for the 015 major league soccer sn. >> we'll vlt president's speech live coming unjust a . >>> good mor

favorite ways to common core henry ford response with model t, you can have any color you like, so lons it i plaque, that is yo bla,g as you can have any curriculum you want so long as your k does good on tests. >> one big criticism of common core, central planning, who buys textbooks, who hires teachers in local school districts. john: government. >> be that as it may, federal government is not telling you who should teach your kid in your lal school district. >> the gates foundation is, they set up a committee to review those textbook to fit, com commn corps.ou say gates foundatio a scheme with america, that comes with money, the eduecrats acceptt. >> in 1833, time was not standardizeed in this country. john: that is good. >> and you know why, railroads s gave up standard time. hn: the tie to dom -- common core? >> standds arrive when we need them. if dom op core goes away tomorrow we'll have other horrible international comparisons. john: why not have choice? parents would figure out which schools taught well. >> i'm a big choice aocate. >> it sounds like it. >> it makese nervous, y

closer to the shore, we're at 70 degrees and 68 in avenue lon.ng a cool down as we head into next week. our average this time of year, 73 degrees. we'll still be well above the average, but not quite as warm as what we saw today and yesterday. 78 as we head into tuesday and then the cold front will help drop down below average. we do have a service here that's bringing showers to parts of florida. we are going to look to the great lakes. we have another weather disturbance here and a cold front associated that's going to show a little bit kroeser to us. that's what's going to help drop our tempature. it's going to take a while. tomorrow, an increase in clouds. as we get closer to tuesday afternoon, a chance of isolated pop-up showers. we'll start to see more clearing as you head into thursday. as we wake up tomorrow, temperatures for the north and west at 51 degrees. 61 in philadelphia and then, for our suburbs, tempatuch ch tempee mid 60 z. >>> tomorrow, clouds increasing from the south west. we'll see temperatures dropping down to 61 for philad

out in lon down like lennox lewis. i'm just trying to make better music.rofits, now this craft getting read by students. smoke some weed, get [ bleep ] while i do it. how's that? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, mom. we'll be right back with julianne hough. wanted: men and women for true scotch. to dirty their hands with endeavour, not speculation. comradeship, essential. courageous men and women to uphold over 160 years of tradition. to celebrate the most awarded blended scotch in history. this is true scotch. join us. into one you'll never forget. earn points for every flight and every hotel. expedia plus rewards. dogs thrive on raw nutrition. introducing instinct® raw boost, the only grain-free, high protein kibble boosted with freeze-dried raw bites. right now at petsmart, save up to $5 on select instinct® raw boost dog and cat food. dowlower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. we grew up at,

. >> scary moments at sky harbor in phoenix one of the busiest determinenals ok lon down for three hourspolice look for a shooting suspect. he ended up at the airport after taking off on a high speed chase where she is accused of shooting a man. two other suspects in the shooting were also eruptedment>> talk about unsettling, a woman goes through three security checks in atlanta with a man's boarding pass and is still able to get on a plane. donald gold said she didn't notice the error until the real man tried to sit in his seat. they are trying to figure out how that happened. >>> and this story an update for you. the newly we had couple who -- newlywed couple who lured a man to his death will spend the rest of their lives in prison. the permanent removal of amman bau barber and 22-year-old hustle yacht to society is appropriate. murder of troy lafera after he replied to an ad offering female companion ship. >> 19 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, parents didn't see this on the curriculum, this coloring book being handed out by satanists and atheists to children at school. s

the over night road work lon since cleared, that is the commute direction, right now everything looks great a 16- minute drive time, no delays yet if you're coming through downtown to oakland, on highway 4, seeing that little bottleneck right here, now it is spread out. takes you all the way out to willow pass. >> that's your latest on your drive to work. another update on your forecast. >> you want some sunshine this week, we're going to find you lots of sunshine, we are starting off with some low clouds and fog this morning and thick in spots, visibility is now at about half a mile and also into napa and santa rosa. that should give way to a whole lot of sunshine, i think we see back into the 80s, but more sunshine on the way and much warmer weather as we he towards the middle of the week. high pressure just beginning to build in, helping to kick that area of low pressure eastward, those clouds are going to clear out and head east, see a lot of sunshine into the state. 70, partly cloudy, 65 and partly cloudy in lake tahoe. and giving away to some sunshine, and that will probably be

fighting rebel forces anti syrian forces for the past couple of weeks on the border in the goal<  lon heights there. that has nothing to do. that's an isolated incident from the u.s. air strikes from the northern part of the country. in terms of president bashar al-assad speak, he probably won't based on the last couple months. but we are 7 hours ahead in the middle east compared to new york. if anything comes out it will likely come out today. >> john, thank you. >>> a fox news alert the u.s. military beginning the air strikes campaign targeting the terror group isis. what comes next retired colonel d dan jansen joins us. thank you for getting up so early to be with us. >> that's all right. >> what is going on, we have heard about the air strikes we have learned about them about 9 o'clock. 20 targets we are being told. with your experience what is actually happening, how do we find our targets, how are the missiles being launched? >> well, the targets were all decided long ago. that's the thing about where isil is and what they are doing. there really aren't that many targets. this i

tonight police in hockessin delaware are investigating attempted break ins and asking neighbors to be lon lookout. it occurred chipenham lane hockessin green. in both cases the suspects were interrupted by the residents. police want residents to remember to lock up and call them if they see anything suspicious. >> and the number of students who claimed they had sex with a north jersey high school teacher continues to grow tonight. prosecutors in essex county announced two new charges today against nicole duefault. she was charged with sexually assaulting three students on school property and her car. she taught language narcotics maple wood for nine years. she's held tonight on half a million bail more original three charges. >> police suv slammed into camden county dunkin' donuts today. chopper6hd flew over the scene in the 200 block of white horse pike in are berlin. winslot township police officer hit another car while restoppeding to a call then traveled straight into the dunkin' donuts and the officer suffered minor injuries and the crash is under investigation. >> philadelphia polic

afterwards all the talk about the mini melee, fight lon the field. >> i seen him cheap shot him and ik off after him. >> it's one thing to see the quarterback get hit and it's not thing get hit dirty. it was dirty. >> my teammates will fight for me i won't get down i'll step up. it's not pride. it's i know those guys depend on me i get up for them. >> i said it before about him and you any it when i played against him 24 college he will stand in there he's a tough sucker and got hit a lot today. >> foles former favorite target made his return to the field and end zone. >> obviously he looked good. i don't see him worrying about me and i don't worry about them. so i'm happy where i'm at. i have opportunities to play. you know, washington team rivals so being here you know signed a pretty good deal. i have a lot of opportunities to play between theps. >> eagles didn't miss jackson's presence, matthews and maclin did one heck of a job filling his void. >> today we hit. i think the previous two weeks there were plays to be made and we didn't hit. that's football. you know, but i think the

today's event includes mission street between theresa and after lon and with streets close today traffic you can explore the neighborhood," walk, skate and ride a bike. there will be games and live music. sunday streets runs from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. hollywood most eligible bachelor eligible no more. george clooney married human rights lawyer amal alamuddin in a private ceremony yesterday. the one line statement is expected to be the only public comment on the marriage. there was a host of celebrities joining the couple in the ceremony at the luxury hotel overlooking the grand hotel. before the wedding he was followed by a plethora of photographers and he rubbed his hands in anticipation there before disappearing inside the hotel at sunset. >>> here's a closer look at the woman who swept clooney off his feet. amal alamuddin comes from a prominent lebanese family. her family escaped lebanon before the war hit. she grew newspaper the finest schools. and went to nyu she has worked mostly at the u.n.. her appointment in august was looking at possible war violations d

this has been around for a lon s time. >> these are questions part of the curriculum in this state and others. >> that's another issue all together. >> no, it's not, john. that's not another issue all together. if you look at common core the exact text of it says to do exactly what ricky was doing. it tells kids you have to play all of these number games before you get to the standard algorithm. >> these aren't idiots pushing it. >> that's right -- well, that's maybe assuming too much. >> robert, i like your twitter account background where you have bart simpson saying writing on the black board i will quit blaming common core for everything. >> common core has blamed everything from bad textbooks to meats in the cafeteria. >> central planning ought to be a whipping board instead of getting together why not give kids a choice. >> i am a big choice advocate. i don't see any conflict between choice and standards. all of our cars were built to a certain safety standard. no one told us what kind of car to buy whether to buy an suv or sedan. they have certain features brakes, seat belts, ai

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he was competing in a die yath lon and that was one of the events.course, the guy didn't make it across. primarily because he kept running into all the people trying to swim away from kim jong-un. let's go to len and see how i'm doing so far. len? >> yeah. i liked it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i wasn't overly struck. it was good, but not great. i'll give it a seven. >> jimmy: okay. all right. [ applause ] but i do want to say, swimming across a river to meet somebody, i know it's kim jong-un, but just might be the most romantic thing i've heard in my life. but still, the best way for an american to meet kim jong-un is to become a cross dressing basketball player with a drinking problem. [ laughter ] len? >> that's -- that's an eight again. >> jimmy: oh, an eight. [ applause ] i feel like -- i feel like kristy yamaguchi all of a sudden. all right, time to play a game. hand these in here. now, these two objects, see if you can guess what they are. take a good look. not a tie. not a tie. not a jock strap. you're close. these are bathing suits. this is a woman'

he and joe biden brought in sandy berg in, tom don lon, jane harman, looks like the review of our guest list here at "andrea mitchell reports". john boehner brought in dick cheney to brief house republicans. joining us is contributor and managing editor and white house correspondent for the associated press. why did the president reach out and bring in all of the different voices on foreign policy. >> it was a pretty unusual thing for the president to do. not only does he not reach out to folks like this, he criticized the washington chattering class. this was a real attempt by the president to bring the people into the fold and let them hear directly from him. hear from them. get advice a lot of these people on the list are great guests on the show. people who have been through a lot. they might have advice that he could learn from. >> there is a new "washington post" abc poll that shows a dramatic change. supporting air strikes in june and went up to 54% in august. now 71%. >> remarkable. >> it's the isis video reaction poll. >> you are right because i asked the pollster about it. his

she told police the alleged assault followed an event at the uni-lon league last month. marsico is a lobbyist with green leaf partners based in harrisburg. his attorney reportedly stated that his client is innocent. >>> a bill to provide crucial funding for the cash-strapped philadelphia school district is expected to come to a vote as early as tomorrow. the gop leadership in harrisburg put off full house action last week after a house committee voted unanimously in favor of the $2 per pack cigarette tax. if it passes the house, the state senate would still need to approve it. supporters of the tax hope it will generate around $50 million a year for philadelphia schools. >>> at a time when students in philadelphia need as much support as possible, a benefit last night celebrated both education and achievement. nbc 10 was in center city for the stepping stone scholar's step into fall event. the party was the first charitable event to be held at gillworth park at city hall. it helps underserved students across the philadelphia region. >>> still ahead, the fight to stop isi

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jonah hull, jdge al jazeera lon. >> warren hoag senior advisory of the international peace student. warren welcome. >> glad to be back john. >> what about the u.k. getting involved in this, how big a deal is are this? >> i think it's a big deal because it was a vote in parliament. syria went in parliament, david cameron lost that one. it was overwhelming in favor, so i think it represents quite a sea change. >> what can the brits and belgium and denmark offer that the others can't? >> opening of the general assembly where you have 80 or 90 heads of state there, it has all been arab countries in particular those who are with the coalition, you know, lobbying other airbus. and i've seen lots of that going on at the u.n. this week. >> are u.k. actions limited to iraq but is there a chance they'll move into syria or not? >> i can't answer that. i used to cover great britain years ago but i'm not there now. i think that would give a different popular response than this would have gotten so i don't think they're going to go for that next step. >> just from your perspective of covering the

with the lon condition premier league club, standing by with the details that's in sports. left hundreds of thousands homeless. parts of south cashmere are still submerged. the indian ministries rescued nearly 45,000 people. with an estimated 200,000 are still trapped. this update. >> this is one of the most heavily hit areas, this street looks more like a river now, and if you look at the house you can see how high the water hit, before the water started receding, earlier in the last couple of days. >> we are one of the home made rafts helping to get people out, the army has been here for a couple of days pulling people out by air and bit, but locals have also taken any kind of location device. there are hundreds of people potentially still trapped. there's one person there, i am looking at who is shouting at me, saying we are stuck please send help. many people are thankful to the army for all the help, but other people have been hostile towards the army. say they didn't act fast enough, it is being transitioned on to the state government. and arm personnel have been resc

tweeted mark and i are full of love and gratitude as we celebrate the birth of our daughter, charlotte lon clinton. the birth came days after chelsea made an appearance in new york at the clinton initiative. this is the first grandchild for bill and hillary clinton. congratulations to the entire family. congratulations but also a tier for many of us. a big wedding weekend for george clooney. he will said he wouldn't get married but it's happening. he's reportedly good to get married, sending the paparizzi into overtime. here's news reporter, randi. >> the happy couple spotted together in venice, italy. george clooney and his bride-to-be being whisked way to a luxury hotel ahead of their weekend wedding extravaganza. the reported 150a-list wedding guests include bradd pitt and angelina jolie, and sand draw bullock and bono. a few staking out the area to catch the the arrival. the celebration may cost up to $13 million. one was spotted loading up his private jet with 50 cases of tequila. the bride is rumored to be wearing a dress by the same designer as kate middleton wore for her wedding, a

. >> lacking to take this forward i'll be speaking in lon didn't in october.eporter: the project can be project of passion infired by the people who mean the most to the stun. >> my grandfather is awesome and sfe caused my aunt significant stress stay awake to keep an eye on him sorry, he built a sensor to stick to a foot or sock that wirelessly tells a care give when a patient steps out of bed. once pressure alerted september out. >>reporter: personal hero who speak with the help of largely heavy computer. >> i want to make something that can fit in the palm of my hand portable fast. >>reporter: the answer morse code. dot and dash formed by breathing on a tiny sensor. inbox is overflowing. >> my son disnot talk and your invention would be answer to my prayer to hear my son say i love you. >>reporter: in mountain view i don't know thon bloom abc 7 news. >> hat off to this is young people. if you want to see who won we have a link to the hysterectomy of winners on our web site. >> so i think back to my science fair where we hack 2 wires together and made a ligh

because the power from lon ton is going to move out to the rest of the nations now, i think. >> you're absolutely right. one thing is absolutely for sure, and that is that nothing will be the same again in this united kingdom. a lot of work to be done to figure out how that's all going to fall out and how it's going to work if terms of governing going forward. but right now let's go to glasgow. we've reaction from scotland's largest city. of course glasgow did vote yes. nick robertson is there. >> reporter: christiane, it's sort of the cleaning up after the party. the hangover beginning for some of the yes campaigners who kind of thronged to this square overnight. i was talking to them as they were leaving. they were deeply disappointed. there were some young campaigners, and you could really sense their frustration. they really believed that the yes campaign, the independence campaign had an opportunity to win. these were the young people among whom so many in this country supported independence. and these were people who've been out on the doorsteps, knocking on doors, trying to conv

and jonathan issla lon, politic reporter and former president of the national press club. long time washington observers, ralph nader and grover norquist may not seem like natural allies. but throughout their careers, they fought for a singular goal, good responsive government. how they define responsive government and how they get there are where the consumer champion and anti-tax advocate champion part ways. but today they say there can be a common cause. nader, who found that public citizen in 1971 fights to protect consumers from a collusion of corporate and government interests. norquist wants to protect americans from overbearing government interest too quick to tax and too quick to spend. long ago nader passed beyond simple concerns with seat belts and hot dogs. he has built a national network of citizen groups that have had a major impact in tax reform, nuclear energy and health and safety programs. in his latest book "unstoppable" he warns the united states is at a pivotal moment. americans are more disillusion with their political leaders than ever and posters te

. >> reporter: doctors will look after kate at kensington palace will and kate's lon on home. >> when we were inside they shared with us the announcement. >> reporter: stephanie janet fridays massachusetts and was with tourist at kensington palace. >> you hear a aura, or a yah or no. >> i sue it on twitter and i freaked out and i was so happy. >> reporter: prince george is now 13 months old, and, third in line to the british thrown. his little brother or sister will be fourth in line, moving ahead have of uncle harry. >> alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> william and kate are about to move in the country side home and royal insiders say they will fill witten more children, kate has hinted in the past that william wants at least three children. >>> the government announced a new nationwide take back program, aimed at helping combat prescription drug abuse. attorney general eric holder calls it a national epidemic. the measure will authorize pharmacies, hospitals and other health care facilities to serve as official drop off sites for unused and expired prescription drug

. >> more now from atika live outside 10 downing street in lon don't and the british prime minister failed to hunt down those who killed him but seems people are still in shock this happened for a third time. >> they are, and it's more shocking not only the victim but the apparent killer seems to be british. now, the family of david haines spoke out yesterday and they said this is not about religion, this is not about the muslim faith. and they said their brother was happiest when he was doing aid work and, of course, he was in syria to help refugees. he was working with the french ngo acted and this his family says is when he was at his best. take a listen to what his brother, mike haines had to say. >> if i said he was a saint i would be a liar. he's made many mistakes like us all. he tried to be a better man. he tried to account for his mistakes in previous life through good work. >> now the pressure is increasing on the british government because, of course, we know there is a second british hostage that appeared at the end of that video, alan henning, also an aid worker. and helping t

for a long time, the most potent group the cat lon have had a very strong nationalist movement.n other parts you have these rich parts that talk about independents and wanting to die vest themselves. and then you have other places like corsica, that are are very poor, and are just onry and want to break away. >> are the british losing power? is that the sense you get. >> i think so. i think that britain does not come out of this stronger, even if there is a no vote. even if there's a decisive no vote, i don't think people will come out of this saying boy, the united kingdom is the united kingdom. >> what does uh it mean for the united states. >> well, britain has been traditionally the most loyal strongest most active of the nato partners of the united states. now owe see a situation, actually france is taking the lead, and i was having lunch with a british citizen today, that said can you believe france is taking a lead as an ally of the united states? i think one thing is things are very confused in great britain right now. >> what does a yes vote mean for western society. >>

lon anderson of aaa auto club says the report is pot-on.zzard of tickets costing motorists hundreds of millions of dollars every year. >> total vindication for what we have been saying. the district has a very cavalier attitude toward the entire ticketing process. >> reporter: cathy lanier wrote a 15-page letter sharply critical of what she called a sensationalist ig report, saying that the report demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of traffic safety enforcement. and ward 3 council member mary shea, who chairs the committee, said she would hold a hearing on the report and how to improve. she also said the ig played up revenues over the public safety aspect of the traffic program. >> i believe that every light, if we could manage it, should have a red light camera. red light running is extraordinarily dangerous. there is a concern this is all about the money. but you know what, if you comply with the law, you don't pay a ticket. >> reporter: the ig's office says they will look at six months of ticket writing since april. the office w

she has pled not guilty but admitted to us that she used to shoplift lon jer jay in which she would sell jail's version of lingerie is considerably less stylish. >> i would rather not wear underwear than have to wear these, you know. that hurts. it hurts. >> but even jail attire can't extinguish the flames of passion. >> we write back and forth. her letters are kind of cool. >> lindsey's hot. have you seen her naked? oh, my god. she's hot. >> we just have chemistry, you know what i mean? it's there. i dig her. >> she's going to look great behind my hiney, oh, my god. whoo! >> she makes me blush. am i blushing now? >> a little bit. >> a little bit? >> coming up -- >> i'm kind of bummed. >> tami butcher gets bad news. >> i threw a temper tantrum. i came out and go noooo! >> and donald stokes says his good-byes. >> waiting for that chance to grab the rest of my things and head on down the road. it could be any time now. but it seems like every minute has taken hours. dvd with wireless headphones for the kids! and tons of room for the golf clubs! golf clubs, and strollers. shhh ... i love th

passed away earlier -- i can't remember exactly what the time was, but we started talking about kol lonissues and colin cancer. i said, warren, that's really important. you have to get a colin os koe pi, that's an absolute requirement. he said they took a foot out. i'm great now. i went into the hospital with a colon. i came out with a semicolon. he laughs at this. how much of this is true but he had me going the whole time. here is about warren, i remember another story we were at an event last fall where we had 500 of our bankers together and he was kind enough to come, which is a rare occasion. and we were sitting next to one another on the stage. we were doing an hour, hour and a half side by side, if you're old enough, huntly brinkley, we were doing that side by side thing. and one of our team members -- these are all of our team members. somebody from the audience says to him, mr. buffett, how do you decide what companies to invest in because warren is very disciplined about he has inbakt that says yes, one says no and one says too difficult. he says you only do what you know. and

not that there's no threat, we have to scope the scope the scales of threat, sitting in lon done or parisne, paris, 700 frenchmen have gone to syria and seen a frenchman conduct a terrorist operation in brussels on may 24th, killing four people. so not that there was no threat, but we have to kind of be careful about how we describe the threat. a big threat to iraq and syria, some kind of threat to european countries and a threat us to, not anything imminent, the president in his interview today made that point and so did general different circumstance the chairman of the joint chiefs and others. >> peter, i think some people would say what is the -- wouldn't you rather rather overemphasize the risk than underemphasize it? >> yeah, we want to describe things accurately, and the fact that isis fighters will come back and attack the united states that's a serious problem now, that just isn't true. you don't want to underestimate the threat, say the sky is falling when the sky is not falling. >> yep. you talk about this and you say in the op ed, at the end, you say syria can very well end up

made a bullish case on the stock for a lon period of time. >> johnny football?> yeah. >> stern aging naming gap, top pick in retail? >> yeah. i don't really like the call. been negative on gap for some time and the stock had a nice run. top pick and retail. five, six, maybe ten names i'd rather own before the gap. in a gap store, a lot of markdowns and what i believe is subpar merchandise. i don't like the call. i'd about seller of gap. >> family dollar. a month after family dollar rejected an original bid for dollar store. >> not going to get it done. here are the deal. i always believe in these situations, take money off the table and perhaps leave the rest go along for the ride. dangerous if the deal falls apart completely. >> big weekend for apple. lots of headlines you might have missed. jon fortt, you have the three things we need to know including a story that apple wishes you didn't know about, or that didn't happen at all. regarding this hacking of icloud. >> sure. just start with that. >> do it. what everybody is talking about today. >> it is. on iclou