prayed for my husband. >> marge?remember that i at the time had taken my baby daughter and my husband was overseas and i was living on the farm with his folks, and my sister lived about 25 miles away and she had three children and her husband was serving in the navy. i was so excited that day that i packed up my babe daughter with clothes and the playpen that was her bed. i drove there. picked up my sister. we started out in the wee hours of the morning. we were going to go celebrate someplace. we thought it would be down in the county. the first thing we had was a flat tire. we had to unpack kids and everything. it was still dark. and we happened to be near a small town and so we went to the filling station and behind the station was the house and we knocked on the door and woke them up and the man was so happy when we told him it was d-day that he came out and took care of our tire. otherwise, we -- i don't know how long we would have been stranded. >> how about meanwhile in oklahoma? >> it took a while for the wor

my immediate right marge olson and marge spent the war, part of the war in texas and oklahoma as she followed her husband from post to post, and including time in the defense plant in amarillo texas that i know we'll talk about next on our panel, doris snyder. not rosie the riveter, but similar type war work doris is also the mother of william snyder, we made this panel into a real family affair as you'll see in a moment bob reeves spent the years as a boy in oklahoma, he studied journalism. bob while he was there met priscilla and they married in 19 1955. the blessed event also known as my birth occurred four years later. here we are today and please welcome our panelist. >> i'd like to start by asking about a key date in history, december 7th, 1941. perhaps starting with you, doris and proceeding down the panel. where were you on that day, what were you doing? what was your reaction to the news. what was the first noticeable change in your life. >> i was working at firestone tire and rubber company. and that day changed my life a lot, because my husband enlisted in the marine corps

this it margs makes that easy for me because the residential design team comments have indeed have decisions that are lower and the massive bone structure is what it is and by bringing it into a chapter category given we are in a mixed neighborhood and the illusions and slarlt and from my prospective no dr concerns we should take this is an architecture that is completely a statement within what we already see and in different additions in the neighborhood i'll be prepared to make to not take a dr and approve the project >> is that another motion. >> donates a motion yes and commissioner weithorn. >> yes. i'm supportive i find it odd that the final pursuit is so much different than when we saw a year ago which why we lost the roof that fits in better with the neighbors property and the very contemporary one i'm not sure how those things happened whether the staff told them or they changed it on their own i'd kind of like to know. >> commissioner antonini i think commissioner moore hit the nail on the head the basic bones of the building are the 1930s bell house kind of thing plan unadorned w

they asked marge to subin. 15 is my magic number. i want to see 15 wnba eastern conference finals or as many as i can until the league folds. thanks discover card. >> use your discover card and win a trip to martina martina navratilova town. i love hanging out with those guys. tune in next week to see who will get the final rose. goodnight. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome. welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we got a show tonight. wu-tang clan is going to be on tonight. the wu! history in the making. i mean, i got to tell you, if my name was jason and i wasn't here, i would be very upset about this show. but we're wishing you the best, jason. get home safe and then come and see wu tang with us. but before we get to that, which history in the making, political primary season still happening. last night huge news results in the g.o.p. tea

project to be consistent with the site in terms of neighborhood and character and determined the marge's would be barely visible from the street and the proposed roof-deck will not impact privacy due to adjacent properties flo through the rooftops and solid ways walls although the par fit roof they recommended it's removal for a fire roof and south back the roof to thefls this pattern the project sponsor explicit agree it's out of scale and the proposed roofline is comparability, however, the project sponsor will make the modifications removing the wall and to set back it 5 feet. the department recommends the department not take the discretionary review and to taking take the discretionary review with the moefksdz proposed by did department and agreed to buy by the project sponsor and it compiles with the planning code and meets the planning code and the project will create a project with had bedrooms and no tenants will be displace given the scale of the project no significant impact on the capacity for muni. the existing building is not an existing landmark and the project will create

way most of the traffic will go on - and try to keep our comments to the continuance >> allow the marge parents to have more say it will definitely effect the playgrounds and school. thank you >> thank you. >> thank you shawn the project sponsor arrest i'm here to report we will respectfully support either continuance, however, i urge you to pick the soonest the sooner of the two. but only if their long and cumbersome process the coming off the earn neighborhood rezoning one can almost add the two layers of notification we've been talking about sites like this there's been a lot of talk about the eastern neighborhoods and this project and at some point the process is the process i will remind you 24 has been continued ones i learned the supervisor requested a second continuance. i know this morning and after discussing the matter and going back and forth and hearing the years and the time it took for this to go through the process after hearing and realizing there is already been been one 5 week extension we came to a compromise i realize there's not a hearing in two weeks but if all po

going up against vulnerable democrat, marge begich.at a good -- he has backing of the party establishment including karl rove and president george w. bush. a big key will be if he can catch on with the tea party voters. joe miller, their candidate did very well last night, getting 32% of the vote, while getting outspent 10 to one. miller said he will not run as a third party candidate in the general. if his supporters get behind sullivan, he will be tough to beat. we did not hear from sullivan last night because miller only conceded a few hours ago. they didn't want to jump the gun. no sound from the victor but we'll hear from him later on today. bill: when do you expect super pacs to get involved or are they already there? >> reporter: well, they are already here. this is -- republicans feel they have to flip from d to r to take control of the senate. so the super pac money has already been pouring in, millions of dollars. this will be a huge race in terms of the money being spent. incumbent marge begich is a very savvy politician and

at one point deke slayton's wife marge said, this is ridiculous. you are going to be going into space. i can go to the cape? what's going on out there anyway? so she tells geek that he had better driver out there in the kites are under some blankets in the back of his car and they go out past the military guards. she gets out there and pops head and of course it's just a lonely beach scrub brush and whatnot. she said the whole time she was dying for a cigarette. this was the kind of spunk and irreverence that these women brought to this brave new world of being an astronaut wife. you suddenly have the seven women all different walks of life. alan shepard's wife louise was very sort of hybrid. i think of her as almost like a sabrina audrey hepburn character. she grew up as the gardener's daughter at this longwood gardens estate on the east coast and so when she met jackie kennedy she almost treated jackie like she was an old friend, that they were to private school girls getting to know each other. but you had this band forming. these women are in t

marge will be financed by billionaire warren buffett. perking said its american operations will be run to miami but moving its headquarters to toronto entitled parker came to lower corporate income-tax rate. >> some scientists say we have all been misled about the importance of a good breakfast. for years we've been told that a balanced breakfast helps jump-start our metabolism and reduces cravings for high calorie food footer in the day. a new study in england include breakfast has no effect on metabolism. people skip breakfast don't overcompensate by courting on food later in the day. i love mike pancake. >> i get grumpy if i don't eat. >> ag's and they can. >>eggs and bacon. >> 69 degrees for a temperature, 77 by 2:00 p.m.. landing chance for rain for areas south of interstate 80 this afternoon. chicago should be dry. >> work on the railroad crossings, quick mac. it will last until 6:00 tonight. just south of 120. bridge me in and tapping at church road, completely blocked off right over interstate 88. that goes to early december so w

they marged 70 miles to virginia. they arrived at lynchburg on june 17th. and on june 18th came the battle of lynchburg which many people did hear of because it didn't last long. hunter fled once he saw early's troops. early thought about chasing him. they didn't. but he took one look and saw the entire shenandoah valley was cleared of union troops. this was big. so early marched his troops down the shenandoah valley. they were very -- they were not very well supplied. third to a half of the men did not have shoes. they tied burlap around their feet. they waited two days along the route for a shipment of shoes. they got up to harper's ferry in virginia where the union -- he was a political general. he was made a general. he was the one who had the not very good experience at new mark on may 18th when we lost when the entire corps of the cadets came up from lexington and defeated segal. he's known as the french dutchman for his propensity to fly. they had a nice fourth of july, the southern troops did, eating all of the yankees food. on the next day they cro

the marging now i don't get the sense that kind of anger and emotion. it's more targeted. they want peace and changes and want their voices to be heard. the department of justice the parallel case to the prosecutor to the grand jury being convened. folks aren't finished, you know, wanting their voices to be heard. now again we're at the critical pivot point we're shifting away from the initial anger and toward more targeted and direct action. sen as i understand the grand jury will reconvene tomorrow? >> yes. >> we know just how much of your tax money the gop-lead house will spend suing president. >>> new aftershocks in the napa valley area this morning as the damage estimates top $1 billion. we're live on the scene. the last few hours they've experienced aftershocks there. plus this. >> my god, breaking bad! [ cheers and applause ] it has changed my life. >> breaking bad wins big at the emmy last night. several other popular shows were shut out. i'll talk live with the senior editor from variety magazine. plus, sophia verara is responding over her emmy skit on the rotatin

. ♪ that's marge steen. she's still in the running from galloway, atlantic county.on't miss merck e"america's go talent" the results show tonight starting at 8:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> well, they have taken the world and social media by storm. >> we'll show you the well wishes of fans of those taney dragons. >>> plus this -- >> saw the pictures and was just amazing. i broke down crying. >> photos found. the black and white images that got swept away by hurricane sandy. now back in the hands of a new jersey couple who never thought they would see them again. glenn? >>> yeah. i'm closely watching the possible impact of rain on the little league world series here in williamsport. and when the wet weather will move into our area. plus some other weather changes ahead in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>> do i think they can win it all? sure. but there's a lot of competition there. they're already champions. they've already prove whan they can do. so no matter the outcome they've have something they'll remember the rest of their lives and i think

there's also canoeing wake boring water balloon fights and, yes, frozen marge wrote tas. >> as kid i go to day camp. this coo kind of reminds me of it. >> reporter: apparently it's working. it's sold out almost every weekend. >> it's really about that sense of community and that sense of disconnecting. you know, having place -- on countless occasions i'll have guests come to mow and say, this is great. i have not look at my cell phone at all. >> reporter: there's something for everyone and even a chance for bunk mates to be more than summer flings. >> i can tell that you i must have heard about from at least i would say own 50 couples saying that i met my significant here. >> reporter: there are an estimated 800 summer camps for adults in the us. campers from 24 to 64 years old. for more information, you can go to grown up camps.com. in new york, brian llenas, fox news. >> sci-fi flick starts a worldwide phenomenon non, sharknado. why it's not going to end with one is he quell. sue? >>> we won't have creatures from the deep falling from the sky on your sunday, but perhaps a few raind

as isil has marged across iraq, it's waged a ruthless campaign and terrorists have been bar barrish minoritiesl and ancient religious site. iraqis have been displaced and chilling reports describe militants rounding up families, conducting mass executions and enslaving women. in recent days, women, men and children from the area have fled for their lives. and thousands, perhaps tens of thousands are now hiding high up on the mountain with little but the clothes on their backs. they are without food, they are without water, people are starving and children are dying of thirst. meanwhile, force force below have called for a destruction of the people which would constitute genocide. these innocent families are faced with a horrible choice. descend the mountain and be slaughtered or stay and slowly die of thirst and hunger. i have said before the united states cannot and should not intervene every time there's a crisis in the world. so let me be clear about why we must act and act now. when we face a situation liex like we do on the mountain with innocent people facing violence on a horrific scale

. >> marge, have you had an opportunity to look at this police report that was just put out?, i haven't. i've been busy all morning. i worked until about 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. i got back up this morning. and i haven't had a chance to look at it yet. i will get to see it eventually. >> thank you for your service. we want to get your take on some of the contents of that report. the allegations, for instance, that this was, in fact, a fatality in the officer's pursuing a crime that may have been happening and that michael brown may, in fact, have been the prime suspect in. if, indeed issue that's the case, does that at all change the culpability here? could there be disciplinary action? >> it doesn't change the evidence that's going to be gathered. hard evidence. you have to look at the facts. you have to look at what the evidence reveals. once that comes out, then we'll have a clearer picture about exactly what happened. until we get that, we can't speculate on anything. we can't speculate what happened, what was in the officer's mind, what was in michael brown's mind. we'

dozens surrounded him as he marge e marched with him.e's starting a citizenship fund in the name of michael brown. after the break we'll talk about the man along with michael brown has become the face of ferguson. captain ron johnson, head officer and native son. for you have entered the promised land of accomodation booking.com booking.yeah! that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare gets simpler. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. it can help your business save money. false. the truth is when you compare our fastest internet to the fastest dsl from the phone company, comcast business gives you more for your money. why pay more for less? call today for a low price on speeds up to 150mbps. and find out more about our two-year price guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> what is different today? >> a differe

at one point deke slayton's wife marge said this is ridiculous. you are going into space. i can't go to the cape. what is going on out there? she tells him that he'd better drive her out there and he hides her under some blankets in the back of his car and they go past military guards and she gets out there and pops up her hat and it is sort of a lonely beach jetties and scrub brush and what not. the whole country is dying for a cigarette. this is the kind of spunk and irreverence that these women brought to this brave new world of being an astronaut wife. you have seven women, all different walks of life, allen sheppard's wife louise was very highbred. i think of her as the sabrina and audrey have removed character. she drew up as the gardener's daughter at longwould gardens and stayed on the east coast so when she met jackie kennedy she almost treated jackie like she was an old friend, they were two private school girls almost, getting to know each other. you have this band forming, these women are in the public eye and they don't know how to deal with it at first so the

i want to thank marge olsen, doris snyder, bob and priscilla rives and for all of you attending and we'll be back with our panel on life on the battlefield. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> here's some of the highlights for this weekend. friday at 8 p.m. eastern, a history tour looking at the civil war. saturday at 6:30 p.m. eastern, the communicators visits a technology fair on capitol hill. sunday, on q&a political commentator and former presidential candidate pat buchanan. on c-span 2 friday night at 8 eastern books on hillary clinton, barack obama and edward snowden, saturday at 10 p.m. eastern on after words daniel hall per and saturday morning 10:30 we tour the literary sites of casper, wyoming. on friday night at 8 eastern, the negro league kansas city monarchs. saturday night at 6 p.m., the depiction of civil war and slavery in the movies and 4 p.m. on sunday, interview with herbert hoover. let us know about the programs you're catching. call us at 202-626-3400 or comments @c-span.org. like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> now, pulitzer prize winning author rick atkin

with the mets and what they did not have it top faired to nothing met seleucus do this from blastoffs margey center he got rocked by three and two- thirds seven had seven runs as curtis henderson will do little damage. home another run bottle a judge dropped balls and go had run with the bases loaded scored eight to five donaldson no he lions out as mets getof jailt the five a's put two games to the mets and kills a province as lee's big oakland curly one game back and the american league west >> : with all due respect the giants and a's little leaguer monet davis tackled national story of the day 30 year-old davis on the amount for philadelphia taking on a loss vegas nv up part of 30,000 and williams corp. pa. she did not disappoint although she didn't pitch a shutout sheet also had six strikeouts pitched a few innings three innings to be exact before the game play she did give up a halt to run homer and that this nevada team as a power house they are three runs in innings monet davis pages three innings giving up three runs three won the game is currently in progress and the sixth inning

here's y price of your loan which is interest is marge locally determined by your credit score. better credit score you have the the lower your monthly payment will be. i put a graphic up if you have a car loan for 15 grand for five years and you have a really bad credit score lets say 600. you have had on issues in the past. you will pay 357 bucks a month because the interest rate is so high, it business 17 percent. if you have a good credit score, you, dawn, well, i don't know about you, chris, you will pay 80 bucks less a movement save 80 bucks less simply by having a good score. >> that adds up with wig loans like home loans. >> it looks like your fico score might rise by 25 points with these new changes. >> yes, some boosted by a hundred points but 25-point on average. here are a couple tips around your kitchen table this morning these are things you can do right new to boost that score. first most importantly pay your bills on time but put important ones on auto pay. your credit cards, your mortgage, pet therapist can go to the back of the line but get those important ones

north carolina senate, we had in north carolina, at the time, a decade ago, the highest corporate in margest. we were losing by default to tennessee and south carolina. i fought hard trying to make this issue clear to the business community, to the legislature. we fought hard because we were, frankly, faced with a democrat legislature that's been in place since reconstruction. we timely prevailed, and today, north carolina can compete. should we have criticized companies to go to other states? no, don't do that. >> you're not in favor of boycotting burger king like the colleagues are? >> no, sir. i would never boycott burger king, but should be driven by a competitive market, shame on us for having the highest corporate tax rate in the entire world. we cannot blame a company for trying to expand markets and trying to compete. >> right. there have been efforts, of course, baucus camp trying to fix taxes here in this country. it's not amounted to much. why is it different in the next session? >> we couldn't even lower our overall tax burden to be revenue neutral. max baucus and kemp worked h

head-on and yet we've got temporary relief with the highway trust fund of $11 billion through next margecountry has got to face up that our infrastructure is deteriorating and that's how the economy moves in this country. >> all you have to do is you don't even have to do that, just drive across i-80. go from the delaware water gap to youngstown, ohio, and you will see not picking on pennsylvania, but my gosh. >> we got to go. >> are you a boone pickens fan? >> i do. we're testing natural gas trucks as we speak. i think it's the future. not sure when we'll get there but that's something that's coming our way. >> okay. come on again. we could have a longer conversation. >> absolutely. enjoyed it. >> you bet. >> all right. and for more on our collision course that series that andrew mentioned eamon javers did some excellent reporting on that. check out investigationsinc.cnbc.com and please do not text and drive. >> coming up we're continuing the auto conversation because sales data is out from autonation. mike jackson joins us with the latest numbers. he's going to talk some overall sector

. >> you sound like marge. the day's news coming up at 11:00.store. >> it's okay to walk up to someone like a j. crew and say hey they are selling it cheaper here. >> stores like walmart they want people to do that because they want you to keep shopping at their stores. if you use the app to your adventure. >> huckster is the best app to download to never miss a sale again. the way that huckster works sue select and i temple and you huck that item. when you huck it it notifies you the second that item goes on sale. it can be as specific i want to know when it goes 25% off or 50% off. not only are you getting the sale but the exact price you want to pay for it. >> it will tell you what store it's in. >> you can scroll through the items, you know, on your mobile and just swipe left if you're not interested or swipe right if you want it. >> how about shop dealer. >> shop dealer, it works with proximity. when you're walking past a store it notifies you if there's and i temple on sale in that store. very dangerous. what's nice about it it allows to y