marge: my kids are a mess.omer's turned into the man i've always wanted, which i don't really want. and for some reason, we're going back to kamp krusty. all: aw! (hisses) (all gasp) what happened to this place? people are wearing terrycloth bathrobes like they're ancient romans. actually, more like macedonians. all right, come on, deer and pig. it's time for you to mate and then fight to the death. happy death day. oh hey, you're up. happy birthday. [ screams ] oh hey, you're up. happy birthday. i'm totally having deja vu. i've already lived through this day. [ gasps ] he's trying to kill me again. again? [ screams ] is everything okay? i have to kill him before he kills me. [ explosions ] happy death day. rated pg-13. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ buy the galaxy note8 and choose free accessories up to $229. gus! nice job! gus! heyyy! looking good! (laugh) gus! hi kelly. gus. hey guys! huh? oh, gus! we didn't see you there. yeah. we were just playing gus. gus. the new scratch-off

marge, you know, it used to be i'd be tempted by every one of these places.re the business center is. it's over there. you can print up all the free boarding passes you want. (moans): oh! we didn't even fly here. (groans) (grumbling) oh. oh. (printer whirring) (playful growl) bart, i've seen that shed before! hey, i know your life is boring, but you don't have to advertise it. (door creaks) (wind whistles) (both scream) (both scream) i'm remembering now. we were trying to escape by canoe. come back! everyone needs to watch the musical! we've rehearsed for three hours! but there was another kid with us. lisa: (gasps) you're right! bart: his name was charlie. lisa: (gasps) i forgot because i was high on poster paint fumes. bart: quiet! we tipped over in the rapids. (gasping) oh, my god! charlie didn't come back up! hey, hey! look who's back! kamp krusty alumni! we have reason to believe that someone was killed in this camp! whoa! what happened to hello? (humming) hard to concentrate with waves gently lappin

con el congresista demÓcrata luis gutiÉrrez sobre un posible acuerdo para proteger a otros y 2000 de margel. y le ha pedido al congreso que trabaje con Él para extender esas protecciones. el presidente quiere que el congreso le otorga fondos para cesar la frontera y que se hagan cumplir las leyes dentro del paÍs. >> los demÓcratas ssomos los que llevamos la voz cantante en el presupuesto. cuando llegan los 90 dÍas, no vamos a dar nuestro posÓ para el presupuesto sino hay 800,000 visas ppara los soÑadores. eso es lo Único que hay que negociar. marÍa elena: una hispana que lleva aÑos luchando contra la deportaciÓn, perdió toda esperanza. el gobernador de colorado le negÓ el perdón especial que ella habÍa solicitado. pesÓ en la decisión, un delito de robo de identidad que esta peruana cometiÓ para ganarse la vida y mantener a sus hijos, dice. lourdes: el perdÓn del gobernador de colorado era la Última esperanza con la que contaba la peruana ingrid, pero el milagro nunca ocurriÓ. >> hubo mucha desigualdad. nno me pudo otorgar un perdÓn. lourdes: el caso ocurriÓ en el 2010 cuando fue acusada de

first family we're gonna meet -- bob and marge.put a lot of money away, saved a lot. >> why did you both consider to do a reverse mortgage? >> we were going to be starting to tap in to our long-term stock investment, and, in looking at it, we said, "wait a minute. that's got time to grow yet, but we have a tremendous amount of equity in our property. why not take advantage of that?" >> they made sure that when they gave us the reverse mortgage, it would never take all of the equity so that, at the end of our 10-year term, there will be a lot of equity left in the house. >> it makes life a lot more pleasant for us because, "a," we don't have a mortgage payment anymore... >> right. >> and, "b," we have tax-free income coming in, and we're leaving our stock-brokerage accounts alone to grow. >> was it an expensive transaction for you? >> the only thing out of pocket, i think, was just the appraisal, which was about $350. >> there seem to be a lot of people now realizing that a reverse mortgage is not we're losing the house, it's we're

. >> reporter: marge and mike explained that their waterfront home in staten island was washed away during super-storm sandy so sights like this are always emotional. >> i'm glad there are no houses here this storm in this area. >> reporter: in north wildwood the beach was just as battered by afternoon. heavy equipment in position and ready to deal with whatever jose might leave behind. >> the beach has taken a beating for sure. >> reporter: now due to the threat for flooding here in atlantic city, the wave parking garage will be offering free parking to residents and visitors. that will go in effect, it is in effect now and will continue until 6:00 a.m. thursday. reporting live in atlantic city, alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> caribbean islands are preparing for the arrival of maria. it's already bring bringing rain to hard-hit islands. right now maria has winds of 160 miles per hour. maria is on track to be over puerto rico on wednesday. >> kwon teenager is dead and two others are injured after a shooting in chester. greg argos is live at police headquarters with the latest on

. >> reporter: marge and mike explained that their waterfront home in staten island was washed away during super-storm sandy so sights like this are always emotional. >> i'm glad there are no houses here this storm in this area. >> reporter: in north wildwood the beach was just as battered by afternoon. heavy equipment in position and ready to deal with whatever jose might leave behind. >> the beach has taken a beating for sure. >> reporter: now due to the threat for flooding here in atlantic city, the wave parking garage will be offering free parking to residents and visitors. that will go in effect, it is in effect now and will continue until 6:00 a.m. thursday. reporting live in atlantic city, alexandria hoff, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> caribbean islands are preparing for the arrival of maria. it's already bring bringing rain to hard-hit islands. right now maria has winds of 160 miles per hour. maria is on track to be over puerto rico on wednesday. >> kwon teenager is dead and two others are injured after a shooting in chester. greg argos is live at police headquarters with the latest on

the recipes are regional and vary widely starting with the dough itself as an alternative to marge margarine or butter can be used and instead of flour corn flour what's important is to come up with dough that's easy to roll out and doesn't stick. the fillings are virtually limitless here too every region has its own variations. northwestern argentinians generally make empanada us with beef. the empanada shapes can also vary according to the region they can be half moons or triangles. argentinians love there and once a year the two c'mon province honors its best empanada baker. d. and blaspheming god so the empanada as a written all over south america. is that in argentina there are a second national dish after barbecue. and i get this life for the and we make that the fans are not as the same way as in argentina but we also have fairly is like the vague and one that i adapted to german texts we have spinach corn or soy for example. we don't have those in argentina so my food just gives the thing i continue. at the gloria restaurant they serve empanada as with fourteen different fillings bot

>>> as you showed us a few people were on the beach, atlantic city, for example, rough tide came n marge and others were taking in the view of the ocean. concerned about what jose could do to the coastline in the coming days. they could not help but think of what they lost during sandy praying that it doesn't happen to them again. >> the waves coming in again. they could feel the house shaking. >> they say seeing erosion at the beach is like a nightmare bringing back memories about everything that they have lost >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we track this triple threat of tropical weather. we are keeping an eye on jose, maria on television and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> investigation is underway tonight into an incident on the cabrini university campus. as "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves tells us someone scrolled a racial slur on a student's dorm room door and tonight we are hearing from that student and her classmates who were standing autopsy begins hate. >> reporter: typically calm catholic university campus in the suburbs of the philadelphia ratted this weekend when

owls down 17, logan marge with the shovel pass for the 1 yard score.will drop their second straight 20-13. coach geoff collins says he was happy with his team's effort. >> our kids fight man and i love those kids. if you don't love those kids in that cherry and white after watching how they fight and how they scratch and claw and play to the very end. it's a fun group to be around. we're hurt. our pride is hurt but that right there, that's a good football team right there. >> well, the phillies are just under way at the bank against the mets. henderson alvarez on the mound. as you know the fightans announced yesterday pete mackanin would not manage next season and "gma" matt klentak told the rest of the coaching staff they would be let go after tomorrow's season finale. >>> boston red sox beat the astros six-three. with the win, the red sox will avoid playing a tie breaker game with the yankees on monday. the socks and astros will be meeting thursday in houston. >> all right, leslie thank you so. >>> still ahead, a woman says that she wouldn't be here

carrie chapman had gone they applied some suppose from that class one of the things that they did with marge's common interest beatings. they decided to organize serious parades of women and there were pictures of these women in white marching and that was eight points. don't you think? >> it was a turning point will women start occupying outdoor spaces. nobody was mr. women being outdoors, making noise, marching down the street. they had seen male parades in different societies and what have you in uniform. military parades. but just in spite of the women and that women would not be sound anymore would not be unseen i guess. it was a big deal. let's i think one of the things that struck me about the book, it is the first book that i have seen on suffrage and i am not a expert on this. but that has really talked about intersection audi between african-americans history and american history. he fitted in a way they talk about many of the women were abolitionists before they became suffrage's. and i think that's a very important departure. can you comment on that? >> i think it is also. i tell p

. >> nbc news meteorologist says this storm could bring 48 hours of hell as it marges up the east coasteople are doing everything they can to make sure they're ready as irma sets its sights on the sun shine state. >> after tearing through the u.s. virgin islands it's now punishing the turks and caicos and the bahamas. >> we have you covered on hurricane irma from south florida to reagan national airport. >> we want to begin with storm 4's chief meteorologist. he's going over the latest about an hour and a half ago showing irma has lost strength as far as the wind is concerned but the pressure has come down. you can see a very well developed eye. this is the dominican republic, haiti, this is turks and caicos taking a direct hit from irma right now. as i mentioned, came down with the winds but look at another picture. we have three hurricanes, jose also a major hurricane and it may hit part of those northern islands that were hit by irma. irma is the one we're all watching pressure down to 920 mill bars. the latest track still takes it into south florida and through the state. bringing i

all of the voice talent are here, homer, marge, bart, lisa, it's absolutely insane.at 8:47 this morning with with harrison ford and ryan gosling for the new movie. i'll see you guys in a couple hours. love you so much. miss you back in studio. back to you guys. i'm kevin mccarthy in springfield, fox5 local news. >> but which springfield is it. blade runner what is it 2049. simpsons will probably still be going strong at that point right. >> at the box office over the weekend kings men the golden circle took top honors. the spy comedy passed the horror film "it" as the number one movie debuting with $39 million. "it" is still however going strong in its third weekend of release beating the odds, horror films usually drop severely soon after they come out. the lego movie spinoff did not meet expectations. i know a couple people who walked out of that movie. >> 21 million is still pretty good for a first weekend. >> yeah. well, it is -- i mean, you've got a built in guaranteed crowd. >> i think that's what hit it. >> yeah. >> move on to music. >> too much power for one

what happens when you change those marge althouinal tax rate people pay, you'll be stuck where so that everyone does pay less and that gets complicated. and if you have a revenue loss, how are they going to make that up? >> i don't want to get into a fight over dynamic scoring. but is there a goal of getting this economy moving again that justifies it being not revenue neutral? >> to the point we were talking about there are two goals of this tax bill, which is to grow the economy. but if you want to lower burdens for middle class families, that's a different goal. there certainly is an argument which i believe we'll be able to grow the economy. the problem is we'll fill in this gap of 2 trillion or maybe 1.5 trillion of growth. dynamic gains are likely to be able to generate if we do smart tax reform, 300 billion, 400 billion. the president said they were going to originally use that to bring down the debt. i think that's the preferably policy. if you want to count dynamic games, as long as you score thn be made for them but trillions of credi in dynamic games i don't think are prefer

doesn't look like either is a gettable vote, giving them just one more -- leaves no marge be for error>> this cbo issue is a good excuse if looking for a way out? >> not scored. no time to score it. you can't know the effects and the costs. that lail they'll be. previously not great. those votes didn't go down in the republicans' favor. and laying odds on it, why will this pass now under these circumstances? >> i assume if lindsey graham beb begs john mccain, he may be there. may come down to murkowski. >> hitting familiar scripts. right? a vote on the horizon. looks this thyme on my side get really scared, this time might part and analysis comes out showing how much money you lose, coverage you lose and in fact, previous conditions and starts to get that same feeling that they just can't pull this out. i think, i can't imagine this one, and the -- the impact of this particular proposal is more egregious than the ones rejected before. i can't see how it comes together. >> let me ask you this -- do you think if bernie sanders had wait add month to unveil single payer, make it a litmus t

marg reitz had a distinguished career at state include previous statement at the u.s.ell and before that some four years in the state department's international relations bureau. a harvard graduate with a masters from georgetown's school of service and one of the most impressive elements of her keir was her work as a peace corps volunteer in congo. james fleming, who also had his development career the right way, peace corps volunteer in cameroon after graduating from kenyan college in physics. he worked as the operations division chief responsible for disaster assistance response teams. those dark teams work closely with them in haiti and after hurricane mitch in central america, and i value greatly their work. james now is the usaid's division chief for disaer response in latin america and europe and the middle east. we'll begin with you. >> good afternoon. and thank you for invite manager toe represent the state department here at this panel discussion today. first of all, on behalf of the state department i want to extend our deepest sympathies to all those who hav

hello, i'm marge and i'm gary's mum. hello, i am mary and i'm mark's mum. hi, everybody. i think we've got to watch out for these boys, in the show. they were so good! really good. they are really good. i was thinking, oh my goodness me! i am blown away by it. i've seen it quite a few times now and itjust gets better. you wish they were still together, as a band. it was so touching. the band tours the uk right through until next summer, although it could have some unexpected condition. there's five mums and, i mean, who knows? we might go on the road ourselves, you never know! the mums on the road, how about that? i think that would be brilliant. people would go and see it! carol is out and about this morning. how is it looking? good morning. mixed fortunes today. as you can see in london there is some cloud around, that it is trying to brighten up. temperatures widely between 13— 16 at the moment and there's a bit of a breeze. we have low cloud and patchy mist and fog which will lift around lunchtime. for most of us largely dry day. we also have some rain coming in acros

last year was the lowest output since 1964, so any damage will devastation anything we can see the margeo be a handle of orange and -- and that's why all the prices are higher. the one thing about traders like yourself, you have access to a lot of different data people probably don't realize what are you expecting about the likely path of irma? >> they're expecting it to hurt florida. whether it comes in from the east or west side, i think we'll see some terrible damage this is something like we haven't seen in the history of keeping records here all bets are off so everyone's world that it's going to be as bad, if not worse. in that happens, who knows where it's going to go >> thanks for having me. >>> avocado prices are also spiking up giving that americans' avocado consumption has quadruples in the past 15 years, what is the impact on a business like chipotle >>> what happens to a company like chipotle? do we sieve an avocado surcharge on the menu? or do they just eat that cost, so to speak? >> my suspicion is they're going to do what's right to the business they have dealt with suppl

we have seen marge as well.f the things we will do tonight is meet all of the actors that voice all of these iconic characters. other thing we will do is eat some pizza and ride some ride. that is crusty land. it is all part of the fox's celebrating the show for every person who loves it. as you know kid love it. grown ups love it. comic book fans love it. its is an amazing iconic show. who knew that 30 years later, 30 seasons later, the simpson 's and everything craze that i they celebrate with still be going strong. you'll see more of my interviews later this week but for now i got some pizza to eat and ride to ride, see you guys. >> thanks, jen. pretty amazing. she has the best love. did you hear oh, baby kardashian clan is expanding again? so, who will be having another little baby now. that is a hint. we will break down pregnancy news. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you