mark harris broke the story burning up the web. he joins us now from seattle. great to have you with us. >> wonderful to be with you, melissa. >> what is the most ambitious thing apple is planning and what is the base minimum? >> the most ambitious thing is they could have a car on the road within weeks. they could be driving a car in public, an autonomous public on california's road within weeks. the least ambitious, the minimum they are doing is trying to really talk with the authorities, talk with the department of motor vehicles in california to have an influence on what regulations of these type of vehicles are going to be. >> at the same time, in terms of having a car -- a self-driving car on the road in a matter of weeks, they would have to file a much more detailed filing and outline the exact names of the drivers an the vehicle identification numbers. is that really -- is that a feasible time frame? >> it certainly could be. the truth is we don't know how far along apple are. they could be testing it in private on the private track for weeks, for month

>>mark: harris a form video showing the moments after the 28 year-old shot himself in the west oaklanddeo of the incident to india from by time as one of the two officers if investigators say they're confident of officers followed protocol and never fired their guns he is listed in critical but stable condition this morning >>darya: the baby really loves books see what happens every time the story ends it is a musty video coming of and a well for bombs the governor of connecticut. >>george: tracking is the top spot with the ride to the bay bridge when traffic is backing them with the two problems on the upper deck one of the most out near the island and the disabled motorcycle and the other is a spa trumped the liquidity is done 880 wrapped is backing up and the toll plaza flats of non backed up into the macarthur maze of the drive times the spiking to over 25 minutes. >>mark: the government of canada's it is getting formal mile below will hew was discussing tourism and the korean dissident what he was speaking. >>james: track in the weather here is a forecast of san francisco as a sec

the season finale for "america's got talent" and debut of "best time ever" with neil patrick harris. mark barger is live there the big apple. what's going on there behind you? >> reporter: well, if you look right over my shoulder, chris, you'll see neil patrick harris and nicole scherzinger going through run throughs getting ready for tonight's debut of "best time ever." not a variety show in the traditional sense but a show that offers a variety of entertainment. "best time ever" is in england, a long-running show there neil patrick harris was once a guest on. >> what did you see on that show that would make you think this would work in america? >> it's legitimately live and random all over the place. that's in my wheelhouse. >> reporter: harris -- >> gwen stefani from no doubt. >> reporter: like frankie of "the voice." >> now that you're a successful coach on "the voice" what else do you coach now. >> what else do i coach? >> yeah, little league? >> reporter: it's live. >> did i mention the show is live? >> reporter: with a lot of audience interaction. >> true or false? >> correct! >> w

>>mark: michael harris the son of the former 49 c zero died in that collision killed the president seal and 200020043 of a pick or injured in that boat collision and one person is still missing the dentist who gained an from a worldwide after shooting in african lion we will be right back. >>mark: the body was found amid all this with test results just came back that nasty pleasant and parts of the state it comes after two recent human cases in yosemite the hymns and get the disease through by its a close contact from the infected animal it can be treated with antibiotics. >>james: here is an interesting angle to the story they're not exposed and that of american site they used to be covered by water taken the artifacts is illegal remains on the radar klein they're watching for him. >>reporter: headed to the beach to look at this on wall with top of about 71 for ocean beach 76 pacific the matching for half moon bay looking good all over the coast even moderate temperatures will be somewhat similar the sun as a starting to do is performance in a is a dramatic difference because the dry a

air force and hurricanes have flown other -- over southern england to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of britain. prince harry was due to take part in the event but gave up his seat to a surviving pilot from the battle. it has been said the gathering is the biggest as world war ii ended. the world cup kicks off in england. looking at the teams taking part in the quest for glory. we focused on two-time winners south africa. they are regarded as one of the title favorites and eager to lift the trophy they last one back in 2000 evan. >> south africa know all about winning. this year, seven players from the 2007 winning squad are on the team and south africa are not hiding their title ambitions. the spring box face scotland, japan, and the usa. on paper, it should be a group they will win. the coach has several clutch players that can make something out of nothing such as the reliability of their players. the challenge lies further down the road and the second round could offer an encounter against the top rug he nation. >> it is really open to anyone. it's not just the guys that put down a marker early on. >> sc

today prince harry is marking his 31st birthday.is expected to take a ceremonial flight to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of britain. britain defeated germany's air force in the world war ii fight. today's event is the biggest battle of aircraft since the war. >> i know prince harry. well, he used to be your favorite royal. is he still? >> yes, the news print is faithful. prince george. >> prince george, yes, princess charlotte, right? >> the great wynton churchill quote many have so little done so much for so many. >> i remember that. >>> we are a little excited today we are about to debut, actually we have already debuted it, cbs there morning snapchat account. we started working on it behind the koreans at "cbs this morning." it shows what happens in the makeup room. how we put together the eye opener. we will be bringing you more news and search "cbs this morning" all one word it is to follow along. see charlie what you miss in the make-up room with me and norah? >> i'm so glad i'm in another area. see what you miss? >>

a hystistohistoric crip trip ma trip -- trip marked by palms and prayers. i am harris and andrea tantaros is here and bill hemmer is our one lucky guy. kicking it off this morning. you are outnumbered but thanks for the blessing.

a hystistohistoric crip trip ma trip -- trip marked by palms and prayers. i am harris faulkner, and andrea tantaros is here and bill hemmer is our one lucky guy. kicking it off this morning. you are outnumbered but thanks for the blessing. >> you are also our one lucky catholic. >> and you? >> prode -- prodstant. >> the pope's first visit to america and greeting america during a visit to the white house, welcomed by the president on the south lawn. he spoke english to weigh in on climate change, cuba, marriage, and immigration. pope francis setting the tone in his first words. >> as the son of an immigrant family, i am happy to be a guest in this country, which was built by immigrants. [applause] >> our own doug mcelway is live at st matthew's cathedral where the prayer service began. >> reporter: the doors are shut now and this is a solumn ceremony. the pope arrived in a motorcade but contained in a tiny fiat making a statement when you see the secret services behind him. a message of modesty and perhaps a message of advertising for the fiat company. this is a histori

harry connick jr. are also on the list. marked his catholic faith with turning his life around will host the event in philly. comedian jim gaffe igen will also perform. that does it for me on "way too early." stay tuned, morning joe has a lot ahead. verizon now has one simple plan. just pick a size. small, medium, large and extra large. if you need less data, pick small. if you need more, go with extra large-- a whopping 12 gigs for $80 a month plus $20 per phone. pick a size. change it up anytime. it's the simple way to get the best network. and now, get up to $400 when you switch. only at verizon. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. i work on the cheerios team. and when i found out that my daughter-in-law, joyce, can't eat gluten, we found a way to remove the grains that contain gluten, from the naturally gluten free oats that cheerios are made of. so now we can have cheerios together, anytime. who knows, one of these kids just might be the one. to clean t

on thursday, she will be attending events marking the 70th defeat of japan in world war ii. more from harryawcett from seoul. what we know is they have held talks but there have been objections to her visit to beijing. >> reporter: there has been some questions about it. the fact that a south korea ian president would attend a large military show of force in china is obviously something that would have to have been weighed carefully because china was on the side of the north koreans in the correspondence ian war. there is a historical factor. there is the fact it will complicate relations with japan between south korea and japan at a time when the u.s. is keen for those two key alleys to work more closely together to counter balance the rides of china and so, that is obviously another consideration that they had to put in to question before deciding quite late in the day, it has to be said, to make this visit. but that said, she is also going to china with a suggestion for a trilateral summit between beijing, tokyo and seuol, something she says she wants and we understand that that did come

. >>> today marks 70 years since the official end of world war ii. september 2, 1945, president harry s. truman and japanese leaders signed the official documents and truman declared it vj day. >>> worst cars list, we share all the models with you a little later. >>> a mcclan virginia man tries to meet up with a 17-year-old for sex. wait until you hear how and where he got caught. i will have a report coming up. >>> a mcclan, virginia man is behind bar after caught soliciting a child for sex. what makes this even more disturbing is where they met up. >> reporter: i am andrea roane, he thought he picked a safe meeting place. that is ironically where police nabbed him. >> that is horrific. very bad. >> put him in jail. >> reporter: strong reaction to the arrest of 49-year-old ellenbobby of mcclan. he went online to solicit sex with a teenager. he and a 17-year-old boy agreed to meet in the parking lot of herndon elementary school. >> 17, my god, the parking lot of the elementary school. its the worst. >> reporter: that meeting place led to ellenbobby's arrest, not a police sting operati

harry fawcett, al jazeera, seoul. >>> now, thousands of his people are marking the jew i can holiday with many worshipers attending theditional priestly blessing at a western wall in jerusalem. the festival celebrates the harvest and the raise elie israo wandered the desert for 40 years after liberation from slavery. you can see some are holding a palm branch one of four items which represent gods presence in all directions. >>> plenty more news on our website arsenal.com. >> new dawn in beijing, the ancient capital of the world's fastest growing country, home to the 2008 olympics. it's the vibrant centre, the super power, where the old wrestles with the new. communism clashes with capitalism and a new global economy is born, swallowing all

. >>> harry's expected to take a ceremonial flight to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle germritainight. >> i know prince harry, he used to be your favorite royal, is he >> still? >> yes, but the new prince is wyntonetty charming, prince george. >> never have so few done so qu much for so many. and those were the pilot who is defended. >>> we are excited today. the cbs this morning snapchat account, we started working on it early this morning from behind the scenes. we're going to be featuring more news and bring you story updates g. our snapchats, just search cbsthismorning. see what you misin the makeup room with me and nora? see what you miss? >> okay, i'll stop by. >> he might have wanted to be mornithis morning for your dramatic reading. dram >>> women are coming off the bench to play fantasy football to becord numbers ahead. we go inside game d >>> a major new recommendation on aspen could change the >>> a major new recommendation on aspirin could change everything. how it could fight two deadly health threats and which age groups could benefit the most, coming up next on cbs,

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skyscraper for campaigners from around the world trying to save it this marks the loss of an important piece of tokyo's cultural heritage and harryor more than half a century they welcome guests across japan and around the world. this time they weren't coming to stay, rather to say good-bye. >> translator: there is something unchanging about this hotel. we feel as though we have come back home. and going home to your parents and grandparents as they always welcome you. >> reporter: it was loved by its regularers who included presidents and film star for the blend of 1960s modernism and traditional japanese craftsmanship and design and when he wrote you only live twice this was the obvious hotel for james bond. more than a time capsule it had become an important piece of history. >> translator: there is so much amazing craftsmanship here and moves me by looking at it and sad it will be lost but i hope the new one will have a lobby like this. >> reporter: it was the star from the beginning with the lights and flower shaped tables and chaired and preserved and virtually unchanged for more than 50 years. >> translator: no one would s

this bowling ball which is marked white house, it would have been used by a woman or child by the size, a little lighter weight than the standard issue. in 1947, president harry truman added the first white house bowling alley in the basement of the west wing. it was later moved to these active office building. in 1970, president richard nixon was a big bowler so he wanted a bowling alley as part of the residential complex. a new single lane white house bowling alley was created under the north lawn. when you are standing at pennsylvania avenue and seeing into the white house, there are things located under the north lawn. the children at the white house often found ways for recreation, including gym equipment, swing .ets, pets in the late 1960's, before leaving, first lady johnson created what is called the children's garden. it is very close to the white house tennis court. -- they haden rustic furniture made in children's size. it has a fish garden -- a fish pond as well. the main feature was that she had her grandchildren create their handprints and they were cast to look like stone and used as pavers on the ground. the walkway on the grounds has such han

. >> juliet: prince harry spent yesterday, his birthday giving his seat up to and 95-year-old ex- wing commander, it was the battle of britain marking 75 years since the battle of britain. >> ben: so he liked did nothing. >> juliet: he stepped aside, you always find problems with it. >> ben: you have to explain that during the commercial break what does that mean he stepped aside. >> mike: 66 degrees in central park. sunny and warm, we'll go way beyond that up to a high of 87 . daily and. daily and hourly forecasts are available on the box five weather app. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. [ music playing ] hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! [ laughing ] [ music continues ] introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. welcome back everyone it is wednesday morning in time to get you out the door and ready for school. >> mike: 66 is degrees is going to be busy out there. do points are little higher at 54. we ar

bowling ball which is marked white house, it would have been used by a woman or child by the size, a little lighter weight than the standard issue for a man. in 1947, president harryruman added the first white house bowling alley in the basement of the west wing. it was later moved to these the old executive office building. in 1970, president richard nixon was a big bowler so he wanted a bowling alley as part of the residential complex. not over in the adjacent office building. a new single lane white house bowling alley was created under the north lawn. when you are standing at pennsylvania avenue and seeing into the white house, there are things located under the north lawn. there are service areas and electrical facilities, and the white house bowling alley. the children at the white house often found ways for recreation, including gym equipment, swing sets, pets. they could go out and play on the grounds with them. in the late 1960's, before leaving, first lady johnson created what is called the children's garden. it is a small, school included -- secluded spot on the south lawn. it is very close to the white house tennis court. they had rustic furniture made

mark around the world. she has received count as honors and awards, including the harry s truman award.hank you for being with us. [applause] eisenhower is the chairman and ceo of the eisenhower group, a consulting company here in the united states. she has served our government in a number of capacities. blue-ribbonthree commissions. her work with the national academy of sciences and the nasa .dvisory council nasa began during the eisenhower administration. she authored and co-authored a number of books on security issues. seen frequently in the washington post, l.a. times, and other leading publications around the country. thank you for being with us. let me begin with you, because clearly the great accomplishment under presidents roosevelt and truman, and the great promise of john f. kennedy, but now historians are looking at the great achievements of your rant father's presidency. eight years, a remarkable eight years. wet should we know now that didn't know when he left office? is a wonderful expression, the future is bright but the past is unpredictable. feel that this is the way

a cnn law enforcement analyst, harry and cnn political commentator, mark.now you debate issues hero bustly. i think there's not a lot of debate when you see officers gunned down in the line of duty. we approach it with a heavy heart. mark, i want to ask you, we have been seeing a push for crimes against police officers, attacks on police officers to be included in the hate crime laws nationwide. the federation of police have been pushing for that over ten years. do you think we are any closer to getting traction on that issue? >> i mean, when ever you have a national crisis or controversy, when ever hearts are heavy, to use your language, you are likely to see legislation pushed through. we saw post 9/11 and other moments. whether or not that's the best approach is a different conversation. surely, it's more likely to happen. the key is how to address the issues. not in ways to kill cops. >> that's a point. you are right. there has to be responsibility -- people need to be held responsible. we have to stop the bleeding. harry, i want you to see this. i'm su

marking 70 years since japan surrendered. the event is about the past. china's neighbours are likely to see the parade as a message for the future. we are live in seoul and beijing. correspondents harry fawcett is in the south korean capital. let's first go to adrian brown, live in beijing. now, adrian, xi jinping says he wants to reduce the people's liberation army about 300,000. what is behind the decision? >> well, xi jinping appeared today not as the president of chi china or the secretary of the communist party. today china sent a message to the world - we were on the winning side in the war against japan 70 years ago, and we'd be on the winning side again should that country or any other attack us because of this vast military arsenal that we have. president xi jinping, as you pointed out, announced a 15% cut in the size of his armed forces. analysts say one of the reasons for this is that he wants to have a modern army, a fit ir military, and focus more on the navy and the air force. that has implications for disputes in the south china and east china sea. let's listen to what the president said a short time ago. >> translation: we will make sure that we can build a new intern

news' harry reasoner covers san francisco's growing hippie movementincluding a little band called "the grateful dead." "the aggressive determination of hippies to start a new society has made its mark upon san francisco's haight-ashbury. part of the neighborhood is occupied by ordinary people bewildered by what is going on. part of it is occupied by a growing population of hippies. there are a lot of for sale signs in haight-ashbury. there are a lot more houses being occupied by hippies. the hippies are capable of extremely hard work even though they tend to approach work as the rest of us do sport. some of them are very successful. they live together comfortably in what could be called affluence. there are many other similar houses or apartments in haight-ashbury maintained by hippies who work in places where employers do not mind bizarre dress or long hair. their concept of a new style of life unites them and that concept is in most cases drawn from the drug experience. the grateful dead themselves acknowledge they have used lsd. warren wallace asked them what they thought the hippie movement was trying to accomplish." "what we're thinking about is a peaceful planet. we're not th

harry truman took the other of office. how surprised was the nation question mark did they know who he was? no. they knew he was vice president he wasy knew his name, an admired senator within washington. even his own mother was nervous for him. what about mrs. truman? >> she is with them their. i do not know. roosevelt approved him for vice president and thought it was a good idea. he was well known in washington but he was not a household term. a picture like a king or something. the very idea of his declining, most people did not understand he could not walk. >> he kept that well hidden. >> the trumans are now the first couple. the roosevelts had been in the white house for 13 years. that is the longest stretch of any president in a white house. >> 14 grant was taken out of -- because of his condition. also ms. roosevelt's nature as you saw in the last show. they liked to have everything around them all the time. they were table people. they had tables in front of things. his things were in easy reach. thousands of things. pictures, all sorts of things. imagine what the trumans faced when th

meeting with mark zuckerberg, but it's also a social networking tool, and it's as much for activists and dissidents, and activists for free speech in china. >> jennifer, good to see you, jennifer harris is a senior fellow on the council of fore relations, and she has an extensive cv and i don't have time to tell you all about t thank you. live pictures inside of madison square garden, emptying now, where the pope just wrapped up a mass for the faithful. let's take a break and take to you the top of the hour. [ chanting ] >> 131 iranians were killed. and iran blamed the saudi government's poor management for the stampede. omarasalla has the latest. latest as the pilgrimage winds down. >> after the worst strategy in two decades, the pilgrims continue to perform their rituals. the deaths of several hundred hajjies on thursday provided stress and sorrow. more than 160,000 tents set up. close to where pilgrims stormed one of the final rituals of their journeys. in a section like this one. on average, pilgrims stay here for three to four days. >> we were walking in only one direction, and a man in uniform told us to go in another. and the stampede happened. i kept calling for help, and nob

. >>> prince harry surprised cadets at the royal military school, he presented medals and watched a parade before attending a reception and speaking with students. >>> and finally, mark sunday after a 14-year-old opera singer told him he liked the movie "ted." ♪ >> that right there was truly the voice of an angel. but then he whispered in my ear that he loved the movie "ted." [ laughter ] and i told him that was not appropriate for a boy of his age. holy father, please forgive me. >> look on the pope's face there showed that he didn't know the movie "ted." walberg was the master of ceremonies at the event and he added that he hoped the man upstairs can take a joke. >>> and trevor noah will occupy the chair jon stewart held for 16 years. noah was on the "today" show this morning with willie geist and he addressed the pressure of replacing a comedic legend. >> that's the big elephant in the room everybody talks about. how do you fill jon stewart's shoes. how do you react to that twh people say it? >> that's funny, i actually have an elephant in my room back home. no, you know what, it's the truth and that's all it is. jon stewart left a giant void and i have to work to

harry connick junior are among the big names at the journey of faith concert. we learned that aretha franklin will perform the following night during a festival in philadelphia hosted by mark wahlberg and we will find out the names of a group of high school students who will greet pope francis when he arrives. the group will be made up of 12 seniors from schools within the new york archdiocese. you can find everything you need to know about the pope's entire schedule on our web site, abc7ny.com/pope. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we got clear skies, cool, crisp. a great start to the tuesday as we look to the harbor, staten island, bayonne, elizabeth, statue of liberty across to sandy hook, new jersey. great morning. look at the beautiful sunrise. an accident gorgeous day as we look across flushing bay and out to long island. temperature 65 degrees. it's much cooler north and west by about 14, 15 degrees cooler the farther north and west you go. much cooler weather to start the day. it will be warmer to end the day. clear skies back to the great lakes. warm tem

>>mark: he died after a boat collision at the cattle an island that collided as before 130 yesterday morning michael harriscollision fuel the presidency of from two about the 20043 other people injured in the closet one first and still missing the 40 niner after hearing the news sent " my deepest condolences go out to the harris family the cheetah is 6, closed at the indianapolis zoo will tell you where it went and how they were able to get back into captivity and the list or found near lake tahoe from positive what you could do to the tech is a fan of them from the disease kills a lot of sidon showa's the horizon beginning to glow orange with the rising sun will have more on the forecast and a check of traffic around the bay on this labor day monday. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 24-month special financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. >>mark: a dense swirl found near lake tahoe tested positive for the plate it was found amid all this

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mark hopkins hotel on california street. >>> 7:25. something that a attacks teenager did has a lot of people talking and smiling this morning. take a look at this photo that harris deputy tommy kelly posted on her facebook page. she said last week that 16-year- old boy came up to her at a gas station and asked if he could keep an eye on her while she was pumping gas to make sure she was safe. that photo has been shared by more than 200,000 people. all of this comes about a week after harris county deputy darren goforth was shot to death while he was pumping gas. 30-year-old shannon miles has been charged with his murder. >>> the warning for bay area beaches continues this morning. weather warnings. >> reporter: it will be another hot one. some areas will reach the triple digits. we'll tell you how some people are already preparing. >>> we are looking at a tough morning commute. we've had a couple of crushes and -- crashes that have made it slow and now things are slow everywhere. >>> it's already getting hot. it will be really hot for some. we'll have the tuesday forecast temps -- coming up. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-

marks the fourth incident in nine days across the usa where law enforcement officer had been slain while going about his regular duties. the incident in the far north chicago suburbs comes after a harrisounty, texas, sheriff's deputy gunned down last friday fueling the patrol car. they write in the "usa today" the number of law enforcement officers killed by gun fire while on duty this year, 23, as of august 31st, now 24, according to the officer down memorial page is less than the same period in 2014 when 29 law enforcement officers died by gun fire. here's conestoga, pennsylvania, john, independent line. >> caller: yes. it's kind of a collateral damage with the backlash. the police have been abusing people for years. people are just fed up. they're frightened but there's a certain segment of the world that are just fed up. and i think that's a good portion of the -- of what's going on. now the numbers match those numbers up with the dead police people or the shot police people with shot black people and it's hundreds. hundreds. every year. so the cops have to straighten themselves out. >> richard's next up in gilbert, arizona. also on the independents line. richard, hi there. >> cal

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