no, no, no. - [marcie] is this ok? - [ben] yeah, this is good. ok, harry.as way cuter than the other one. - oh, definitely. [squeaking] [chittering] - [squeaking] - ah! what? whoa! jeez! [both shouting] ok, he's got it. he's got the pda. [man] what the hell was that? ok, i got him. i got him. - let's go. - whoa, whoa, whoa. - just stay calm, ok? - ok. i got him. here he is. [hurley] look on the bright side: at least you haven't been marked down yet. what's that on your butt? it's a birthmark. never seen a birthmark? i have seen that birthmark. look at this. i got the same one. don't point that thing at me. it might go off. seriously, just look at my butt. you see? you see? we must be related. no. i am a genetically engineered super spy. ben spent years training us. we do things that people only dream of doing. yeah. that's what they want you to think. so you'll do their little tricks for them. but you, my friend, are a common, everyday pet shop guinea pig just like me. we must have been separated at birth. but fate has brought us back together, my brother.

abc's marci gonzalez joins us now with all the details.orter: good morning, john and diana. american warships and cruise missiles are in position. but president obama says he is still weighing his options. >> i have not made a decision. >> reporter: president barack obama tells "pbs news hour" while no decision has been made on syria, there will be consequences for president bashar al assad's regime. the u.s. claims to have indisputable evidence that they are behind the chemical attack that killed hundreds of civilians. >> i have no interest in any kind of open-ended conflict in syria, but we do have to make sure that when countries break international norms on weapons like chemical weapons that could threaten us that they're held accountable. >> reporter: the u.n. saying its inspectors have found evidence that some kind of substance was used, but this isn't a closed case. syria's ambassador to the u.n. claims rebel forces are responsible for this and other chemical attacks in the country. and secretary-general ban ki-moon says after two d

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, their work is focused on clashes between security forces and supporters of ousted president, and marcy -- mohamed morsi. she contributes to the liberal party's paper. you present the situation from the army point of view and present the position of the muslim brotherhood is dangerous. site,g for another jonathan guyer says the egyptian press serves to support the ruling military. sissipicture compares al- to nasser, the founder of modern egypt. of the armyritical publish their works on the internet to avoid being censored. that goes with thi -- the artist of the strong. evictedtary formally pro morsi supporters from their protest camps. they criticized the armed forces in the satirical cartoons posted to facebook. in this drawing, he imagines a thank you card where the army expresses gratitude to the people of egypt for giving popular legitimacy to a coup d'État. michelle obama has teamed up with a not-for-profit organization, hip-hop public health, to release a hip-hop album promoted healthy diets as part of her let's move campaign that she began in 2010 to combat childhood obesity in

and for the first time in a month egypt's interrim government and supporters of mohammed marcy have shown a will to compromise. camps have been urged to put an end to the violence. hello, welcome to "france 24." let's go straight to our top story. robert mugabe is one of the oldest leaders and he's in for the long run. at 89, zimbabwe's president has been he elected for five more years. he crushed his rival with 61% of the vote, compared to only 34% for morgan tsvangirai. the international community is starting to react on these results. the e.u., great britain and the u.s. have all voiced their concern. john kerry says they are not credible, plus the electoral process was flawed, she says. >> the opposition leader believes it's the beginning of a period of national mourning. the electoral commission confirmed the victory that president robert mugabe had already claimed the day before. the 89-year-old's power uninterrupted and overwhelmingly won another five-year term. the party now holds a 2/3 majority in particlements. this will allow the push-ahead of constitutional changes. the moveme

abc's marci gonzalez is there. >> reporter: nelson mandela here in critical condition.h said to be improving. he was admitted here to the medic clinic heart hospital since june 8. since then the gate jut side has been covered in posters, banners, card. wishing mandela a speedy recovery and thanking him for all he has done for this country. anti-apartheid leader and south african president has had family by his bedside. but his friend including former president bill clinton are giving the family space opting not to visit the 95-year-old. clinton is here in south africa. he held an event here in pa t e pretoria and talked about mandela. >> one of great legacies of mandela is in spite of fact that he was denied the right to see his own children grow up, and all of these other things that he lost, he never forgot that politics and economics were really, were about personal stories. >> clinton also says he is happy to hear mandela's healthism proving. the family isn't saying much. but a church leader who claims he was briefed by the family claims mandela is conscious, he hea

marcy gonzales explains. among claims for fame the tv show "at presentis"...now, it's donald trump in the hot seat accused of fraud for claims like this. >> at trump university we teach success. >> new york attorney general filed a lawsuit this weekend claiming trump university promised to teach secrets of success then didn't deliver, duping thousands out of big buck autos it's not a university. they didn't get secrets or mentors it was a scam from beginning to end. >> this is wuchbt students. >> they promised me i would be one of the insiders and that whenever trump put up a condo or any type of building in the united states, that we'd get first crack. >> despite the $35,000 price tag for the seminars he says that university never claim. kevin scott claims $25,000 got him nothing but more debt it put me in a very bad spot. >> speaking by phone trump denied the claims saying the school has a 98% approval rating. >> we have a terrific school that did a fantastic job. >> snyderman says he filed to get money back for unhappy former students refused claims the sui

once it's gone it's gone you give up your citizenship say goodbye you're not going to get it back marcy correspondent erin a growing us that report thank you so much and all of your check up on your entertainment news i know right yeah. now one nonprofit organization based in new york wants to know what's your number but not in a sleazy half in the very a good boy comes up to a girl no bar way this group is dedicated to raising awareness about student debt and they are telling. college grads to stop being ashamed of their number and to start a showing how student debt burdens even america's most successful student debt crisis dot org is launching a nationwide video campaign where participants from all over the country share their personal stories about how student debt has impacted their lives take a look at a few of those submissions. my name is emily and i am about ten months away from a medical doctor to greet i'm coming out with my student loan debt in currently one hundred forty four thousand dollars what would i do if i didn't have that student loan debt well first you know i prob

marci waller is a founding member of a local neighborhood watch group in the area where stockton's murderecently broken. >> the best thing now is to continue to encourage stocktonians to neighbor up and join or start a neighborhood watch. be aware and take action when something suspicious is happening in your neighborhood. talk to each other. come out of your house. don't isolate yourself out of fear. walk your streets, walk your dog. be proactive so you don't have to be reactive. >> scott smith is a reporter for stockton's local newspaper, "the record." >> are things changing for the better in stockton? >> you know what is interesting, i've been covering the bankruptcy big-time. i went over to vallejo which is a short distance from here. they were sort of the other big city in the state that went into bankruptcy. i went over there for a day and did some reporting. and people i talked to said you know what happened is we became less reliant on the city and police, and we did what they're doing here today. they formed neighborhood watch groups. and that's changed how we live. it forced us

because he doesn't want to give up his source he shouldn't be put in that position but neither should marcy wheeler an independent blogger who's doing something neither should somebody who's breaking stories on the edward snowden case or any number of examples especially that local level where the pressures might even be worse exposing police brutality or other kinds of documents and information that are getting out there if that's journalism of journalism is being done then it's journalism that should be protected so dianne feinstein is very clearly trying to define the profession rather than the behavior absolutely action and i'm curious what you've learned about what other members of congress might be thinking in these terms and if anybody has come to that eureka that you have here of disentangling the two i mean i think that there's a lot of people who have journalism degrees and are working in journalistic institutions who are not journalists you know they're bureaucrats or paper pushers or whatever and on the other hand like i said i think that there are people out there who are getti

now you're telling me that somehow the contract isn't so solid with marcie out and put mubarak he said was ironclad. we owe them this military aid. it's amazing in one year. >> the muslim brotherhood. funding the democratic process. >> now that the muslim brotherhood is gone we have changed their minds and look, the obama administration says they want the brotherhood in fault in the political process. the main reason they are pulling the f-16s from the egyptian military is because the brotherhood has gotten the shaft. wrap your head around this. we are america the leader of the free world. we have effectively come down on the side of anti-democratic totalitarian in the middle east and north africa. their reason they have protested the rear square. ninth of egyptians in the street were waving signs of president obama calling them friends of the brotherhood friends of terror. that is serious doubt. is i said earlier its a schizophrenic society to begin with right now. i don't even know if they know what they want. they just voted morsi in a year ago and now he's gone. they voted in the i

coming up on r t in egypt hundreds of promo marci protesters have died during a massive crackdown by government security forces with the death toll likely to rise the future of the nation now looks even more chaotic the latest updates ahead of. u.s. drone strikes in yemen have seemed to racicot uptick now it's reported that one of these strikes killed a top al qaeda bomb maker well look at the u.s. drone war in the country coming up. and it's thursday so it's time for our tech reporter and a digital age u.s. companies face a growing number of hack a tax and it seems that those very companies are thinking about fighting that war on that is tonight's show.

he offered tennis lessons on saturday in the marcie projects for free.ood. >> i came out on the first day. >> you came out with gear? >> i had a couple of balls i paid for on my own and rackets i had. nobody showed up. then i stood on the corner walked on the street and passed out flyers. >> the program grew quickly. in four yearyears. he recently got a $50,000 grant the tennis association. now the program has up to 120 kids playing across courts in four different projects. >> the secret to a good grip is putting your left hand first. >> reporter: 9-year-old david has come almost every saturday for the past two years. what do you think you would be doing today if not for this? >> i think i would be at home sitting. >> reporter: what do you want to do with tennis? >> i want to become a professional and be one of the people who end s up in the olympics and plays as a professional. >> reporter: parents like philippe lopez says his daughter yasmin didn't know what tennis was. when she saw kids playing she not only asked to sign up she demand a pink tennis ou

. >> marci, thank you for the report.dreds of you have weighed in at wnn fans.com. thank you. >> a woman and her family are suing an ohio hospital after an accident that nearly cost her life. 24-year-old sarah fudaz supposed to get a kidney from her younger brother the perfect donor. a nurse at university of toledo medical center inadvertently threw out his kidney. sarah had to wait three months to get the transplant. in another state. the kidney is a poorer match. the hospital admits the error but denying negligence. >> a growing number of lawsuits has the maker of tylenol starting to put warnings on bottles to curb overdoses. here's what the new warning will say. quote, contains acetaminophen. always read the label. it will appear on extra strength tylenol in october and other bottles in the next few months. too much of it can lead to sudden liver failure. >> marijuana advocate approving the move. by the obama administration not to interfere with new laws in washington and colorado states. that permits the limited use o

. >> reporter: earning these young men high praise from the store's marci letterman. >> makes me feelis time, they did not have to pay. >> bye, guys. good luck today. >> see you! >> thanks. >> awesome guys. >> good for them. >> tf we love s.-love w. >> abso announcement. remember the last few days before your wedding how you felt, were you nervous? >> i was nervous and a wreck. j associate is goit married september 1. >> there she is. >> here she is. we want to congratulate her. wish her well. marrying her love, brad

that's marcie letterman of small lots. she gave the guy $50 gift certificates for their honesty.an important lesson here. >> all people aren't thieves. you can't judge people on the way you look. >> exactly. >> very nice. judging by what they do. you know what they did, the right thing. hope f hope they have a great season. >> those kids were savvy. they knew to have the evidence and wave it in front of the camera. they figured somebody has to be watching. the camera would be rolling. >> i love they caught up with them in the football pads. >> right after practice. >> we got to go. >> i love that you found gooder stuff. gooder than good. >> you keep setting the bar pretty high there, chris. >> i'm not setting the bar, you are. keep bringing us the stories and we'll tell you the good news. you can tweet us, facebook, or go to our website. but, please, keep bringing us the stories. >>> coming up next on "new day" defying the odds and a terminal cancer diagnosis. actress valerie harper now ready to dance her way into your heart. >>> plus, a dream come true from old school video game

and that is not to diminish, as i said, what an unsuccessful and that president mohammad marcie was, how badly, how much the muslim brotherhood overreached -- mohammed morsi. and how much public opposition there was toward the muslim brotherhood, all of that true. but what i'm saying is i think that the military and the internal security services are taking advantage of all of that to try to come back to the kind of roles that they have and the kind of intrusive roles that they had in the egyptian life come including political life and so forth. and kind of human rights abuses that they carried out during the mubarak era. the question is, will a chechen's acceptance? right, at the moment we see a lot of merril tilly and the people -- pro military. i want you to keep in mind the megatrends that tamara mentioned but those are still there. the youth bulge, the unemployment, and also i think this sense of greater individual empowerment, less fear of the state, more demands for human rights and democracy and so forth. i think these things will not go away, and that's why probably this att

marcy and i am happy to provide testimony on part of the members of the american academy of pediatrics. anm a physician boarded pediatrics and the specialty of adolescent medicine. ofm incoming exec a member this section of analyst a help. help --scent help -- health. we published a report to raise awareness of the danger of energy drink consumption on children and adolescents by educating pediatricians who could in turn educate parents and children's of the wrists of consuming -- of the risks of consuming energy drinks. there is confusion between energy drinks and sports drink cool -- drinks. energy drinks have no place in accordingof children to report. another area of concern is marketing played a significant role in the rising use and abuse . what distinguishes an energy drink is it contains caffeine, an addictive stimulant with the many side effects. these include cardiac effects, elevated heart rate and blood pressure. sleep disturbances, anxiety, it theity, restlessness -- ability, restlessness, stomach secrete more fluid, people get dehydrated, and temperatures rise. energy dri