be right back with stephen marley!by samsung. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is present by samsung. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank jason bateman, nicole richie, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, this is the 30th anniversary edition of "legend, the best of bob marley and the wailers." here with the song "jamming," stephen marley! ♪ ♪ ♪ we're jammin' i wanna jam it with you we're jammin' jammin' and i hope you ♪ ♪ like jammin' too ain't no rules ain't no vow we can do it anyhow ♪ ♪ i and i will see you through 'cause every day we pay the price ♪ ♪ we are the living sacrifice jammin' till the jam is through ♪ ♪ we're jammin' to think that jammin' was a thing of the past ♪ ♪ we're jammin' and i hope this jam is gonna last no bullet can ♪ ♪ stop us now we neither beg nor we won't bow neither can be ♪ ♪ bought nor sold we all defend the right jah jah children must unite for life is worth ♪ ♪ much more than gold we're jammin' jammin' jammin' jammin' and we're jammin'

marley hall for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are hearing this noon from the son of indict indictedennsylvania congressman shock at a if a about his father's alleged corruption while in office. 11 term philadelphia democrat chaka fattah sr. charged with misappropriateing hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal charitable and cam paper funds. the congressman also faces charges he repaid his son's student loan with campaign funds. chaka fattah jr. is coming to his father' defense. >> i'm confident that nobody has done anything wrong and looking forward to getting this thing cleared up. obviously, yesterday wasn't directly about me. but, you know, now people can end the speculation. >> chaka fattah, jr. is not charged in this investigation. four other people have been, though including members of his father's campaign and congressional staffs. >>> investigators are trying to figure out if wreckage found off the coast of africa belongs to the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. that plane vanished more than a year ago killing 237 people. cbs news correspondent jonathan, shows us

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also developing, u.s. officials are investigating reports that one of the america's long time enemies is dead. white house says reports of the taliban leader mullah omar's death were credible and the intelligence community is looking into them. correspondent jonathan vigilante reports from london. >> reporter: afghanistan's top intelligence agencies says country's illusive taliban leader mullah omar is dead. authorities say he died from natural cause necessary a pakistani hospital more than two years ago. but taliban spokesmen refutes that telling british broadcaster sky news that as far as he knows omar is still alive and in charge. omar helped shelter osama bin laden while planning the 9/111 attacks. u.s. invaded afghanistan after omar refused to hand over the al qaeda chief. this is not the first time taliban leader has been declared dead. earlier this month he was reported to have died from pneumonia. tribe sources tell cbs that the taliban was trying to keep omar's death a secret to prevent the terror

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> absolutely amazing. >> that is great. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" finding the best surgeons, there is a new way to make sure you get the best care. health reporter stephanie stahl shows you where that works. >> do you shoes coats shirts or purse showing signs of wear and tear but maybe just can't bear to throw them out. three on your side jim donovan tells us about growing number of retailers offering special repairs and sometimes for free. that is coming up. midsummer classic is in cincinnati. it looks like a line of activity the is going through right cincinnati. >> they got their strongest storms of the day but there are a few storms behind us. they will keep an eye to the sky but does not look like a complete wash out deal for the all-star game good for them. >> that is coming this way. >> some of that is coming this way. worst of it, steady storms we will see on a minute in storm scan three will miss us to the south. we will dodge showers tonight and then again tomorrow and then i have better news as we head into the end of th

here's marley hall with more about the crazy cup of joe. >> reporter: big new jersey coffee truck need tradition to start your morning like it is friday night. >> all right, all right. >> reporter: with a cold frosty brew straight from the tap. >> sweet enough for you you. >> reporter: justin hicks and travis clifton started selling nitro coffee less than a year ago. >> they think we are serving guinness. >> reporter: this summer more bar istas are buying into the night tro trend. coffee is cold brought put in the keg, and then infused in night tremendous again creating a creamy cup that packs twice as much caffeine as a regular coffee. >> it is just a little for you. >> reporter: downtown coffee roasters serve night tremendous from the tap and at their cafes. john feldman says they can barely keep up with the demand for nitro. the company expects sales to triple this year. >> i think it is something that is here to stay. fun way to drink coffee and taste good. >> reporter: reporter oliver strand writes about coffee in the new york times. how will nitro effect the coffee industry. >> i

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> incredible. it will take 16 in months to transmit all of the images, data measurements of pluto back to worth. >> ten years to get there, 16 months go like that. >> just like that. >>> still ahead, flash flooding turns deadly in kentucky, that system is moving through our area today kate has your update, next. >>> most americans are worried that their personal information could be stolen but new findings uncovered a sharp conn has between what customers say and what they do to protect themselves. three on your side, jim donovan has important information for y >>> oh, my gosh. >> a woman's screams in terror as she watches the flood waters carry away her neighbor's home in johnson county kentucky. it poured in the mobile home community yesterday following days of torrential rain there. the home float add way with two people inside and authorities say only one was able to get out safely. we know at least two people were killed after being swept away by flash flooding in kentucky a dozen others are s

marley hall has the latest. >> reporter: nasa is receiving the first ever close-ups from pluto 3 billion miles away. >> this is what we came for. >> this exceeds what we came for. >> reporter: the images are being sent back from the new horizon spacecraft including one of sharon, pluto's largest moon. >> sharon just blew our socks off. there is so much interesting science in this one image alone. >> reporter: pluto is considered a dwarf planet and is made up of mostly rock and ice. nasa scientists zoomed in on the terrain at the bottom of the so-called heart region. >> we have not yet found a single impact carat on this image. -- crater on this image. this means this is a very young surface. >> reporter: it took the new horizon spacecraft 10 years to get that close to pluto. scientists say it was well worth the wait. marley hall. >> nasa says it will take about six months to transmit all the data, measurements and information back here to earth. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> i just think that spacecraft needs better wi-fi. >> h

life take over her life. >> between 7:00 to 8:00 p.m., i might go to a movie, forget about it. >> marley hall cbs news, new york. >> clearly we all need to decompress. according to that career builder survey, men are more likely than women to check their work e-mails when they're not on the jobs, but women are more likely to go to bed thinking about work. >> it is one of the oldest questions in the history of the human race. is there life someplace else in the universe? today scientists using the telescope discovered what may be the best bet yet for a planet like ours. one that could harbor life. it is kepler452b. it's about the same distance as earth orbits our sun. that's 1,400 light years away. >>> after two months delay, the space capsule has been docked at the international space station. carrying the american, russian, and japanese astronauts, blasting off from the facility, bringing a load of cargo along for the ride. the guardian reports that this is now the first time that the iss has had a full six-person crew in six weeks. >>> a major earthquake could happen any day now in san

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and at the end of the the day, stocks closed with sizable losses, the dow jones lost 261-point ending at 17,515. and the nasdaq was down, 87 points and the s and p gave up 34 points. >> the wall street journal home page also went down today. readers found a message saying wsj.com was having technical difficulties and full site will return shortly. about 45 minutes later that site was backup. >>> united returned to the skies after a technical glitch grounded flights nationwide, frustration and confusion hit some travelers at philadelphia international airport this morning. there they endured long lines while united worked to fix that computer problem. operations resumed around 9:30 after an faa imposed ground stop for flights on held for two hours. >> finally making my way home to my beautiful wife and lovely kids. >> you got it, nothing but a great delay to keep me in philly. >> there are lopping lines from big delays, look the at that at airport in los angeles, chicago, and united, did a will guys for inconvenience and offers waivers so cus

marley hall reports on a new survey that find many people are working even when they are not there at home or on the go real estate agent eli ondova is always working. >> in the middle of the tonight last night i was checking my e-mail, helping client call looking for apartments. >> reporter: according to a new career builder survey half of all people work in sales business, and financial services and it, check their work e-mail when they are not at work. while that may seem like a burden 62 percent see it as a chest then an obligation. rg is a fashion stylist with a flare for staying connected. >> i like what i to because it is creative so i don't necessarily necessity if i want to disengage. >> reporter: data shows 63 per september working 9:00 to 5:00 is an outdated concept. >> ii don't even think a five day week is any more you are working all the time. >> reporter: according to the survey many workers are thinking about their jobs when they are not there. 20 percent say it is last thing they think about before they get to bed and 42 percent say it is first thing when they think a

the third company is marley natural. we did this in partnership with the family of bob marley.is a retail cannabis brand based on the jamaican cannabis strains that we will launch this year. topicals and lotions, jamaican cannabis strains, and a line of accessories. either to consume cannabis or store the product. jeff: what are the marley's like? brendan: there are 11 children and his wife rita. they had been approached by lots of people over the years to launch a brand in the space. they came to us about two years ago. it was an obvious deal. you cannot think of a larger global, cultural icon more tightly connected to this product. it was an obvious play. ryan: the family itself -- i heard you had to go and visit each one individually to get them on board. brendan: we probably had a thousand meetings over two years. not as many as with jeff, but a lot. a lot of them came to canada to see the grow facility. last week, i spent a weekend in jamaica. i have a very unusual job in that last week, i was at a very large outdoor cannabis grow in jamaica. certainly things i never expec

marley hall, cbs news, philadelphia. >> what an amazing little boy.e way i know you were thinking about that donor. the family of the donor wants to stay anonymous. >> a beautiful story. >>> a guilty plea today from the prison worker who helped two killers escape from the maximum security facility in upstate new york. joyce mitchell admitted that she smuggled hacksaw blades in frozen hamburger meat. prosecutors say she knowingly helped them escape. she faces more than two years in prison when she's sentenced in september. >>> mitch mcconnell wants to put an end to federal funding for planned parenthood. the move coming after the release of the videos that show the use of aborted feet ago tissue for medical -- fetal tissue for medical research. he plans to hold a vote on the investigation in the coming days. >>> a document which u.s. intelligence officials believe is authentic spells out plans to build a new terrorist army. the army would begin a war in india, bring about an armageddon like end of the world. "u.s.a. today" poured through the 32- page d

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the third company is marley natural. we did this in partnership with the family of bob marley. retail cannabis brand based on the jamaican cannabis strains that we will launch this year. topicals and lotions, jamaican cannabis strains, and a line of accessories. either to consume cannabis or store the product. jeff: what are the marley's like? brendan: there are 11 children and his wife rita. they had been approached by lots of people over the years to launch a brand in the space. they came to us about two years ago. it was an obvious deal. you cannot think of a larger global, cultural icon more tightly connected to this product. it was an obvious play. ryan: the family itself -- i heard you had to go and visit each one individually to get them on board. brendan: we probably had a thousand meetings over two years. not as many as with jeff, but a lot. a lot of them came to canada to see the grow facility. last week, i spent a weekend in jamaica. i have a very unusual job in that last week, i was at a very large outdoor cannabis grow in jamaica. certainly things i never expected

she was baptized in a church on queen elizabeth estate it's marley special because princess diana was baptized in the same church. charlotte has five god parents. which is fewer than most royal courts ♪♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >> jamie apody has a check on sports and phillies the big news today they won. >> this is huge news i know. it doesn't happen very often. last time cole hamels had a win we had not hit memorial day yet and past 4th of july he's looking for another. part of that runs in the last six starts his teammates gave him grand total of 6 runs and today gave him zero. check out the double play in third. amlees pitched great today allowed six kids and struck out 6 or 7 and left with nothing to show for it. this game was still 0-0 in the ninth and runners at the corners and louis garcia struck

>> my friend marley. >> and music to the ears of teachers, kids including youngsters and teens reading misty, vie lot and me -- >> the idea of the program is to help invigorate and give them enriched programming in the summertime. >> and partnering with the group that provides meals nor low-income families. now incorporating a book club giving away dozens of books. for some it is the beginning of their own library. >> reading is real important. knowledge is power. >> them them sit down and eat layer lunch and read. >> sometimes children go back to school and are rusty and this keeps them up on it. >> and each child receives five bookings. and several of the organizes taking plate in the program, including mate mayor's office were selected. >> and they are culturally appropriate. >> expecting to reach 500 children and these kids in south philadelphia tell me -- >> we love reading! >> in south philadelphia annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> this is breaking news from south jersey. cherry hill police on the scene at a middle school. called to the rosa international school on bro

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fiction, nonfiction and drama, and he's the author of the first in-depth study of the lyrics of bob marley. he teaches at the university of south carolina. he says of his poetry, "often i am not writing to describe what i have seen, but trying to voice what the work is stirring in me." "tornado child." tornado child, tornado child. i, i'm a tornado child. i come like a swirl of black and darken up your day; i whip it all up into my womb, lift you and your things, carry you where you've never been, and maybe, if i feel good, i might bring you back, all warm and scared, heart humming wild like a bird after early sudden flight. 'cause i'm a tornado child. i tremble at the elements. when thunder rolls my mother womb trembles, remembering the tweak of contractions that tightened to a wail when my mother pushed me out into the black of a tornado night. i'm a tornado child, you can tell us from far by the crazy of our hair; couldn't tame it if we tried. even now i tie a bandanna to silence the din of anarchy in these coir-thick plaits. 'cause i'm a tornado child born in the whirl of clouds; the c

marley hall, cbs news, new york. >> that said, the president is already facing criticism from republican. >> a florida statement said opening a u.s. embassy in cuba will do nothing to help the cuban people. it is just another trivial attempt for president obama to go legacy shopping. >>> happening today construction at the white house. agents will begin installing metal spikes on the white house fence. now these peaks, we are told, will be installed in between each of these posts that you see on the top of the fence here. they will be very sharp, so let that serve as a warning for any possible intruders or anything thinking of scaling that fence. it is a temporary fix, until there is a final security design. hopefully this fall, now the move comes after two people jumped a white house fence in the last year. the i want ulation will likely take six weeks, of course beginning today. but what the white house visitors think of this new change. >>> a new series of hillary clinton e-mails have been released. >> wusa9 is back after this, but first here's erica with a look at things outside. >>

applegate, jason bateman, rick springfield, nicole richie, and music from tyler the creator and stephen marleyitlyn and sean b.'s engagement, it seems most appropriate to welcome a first guest who's wholly capable of crashing their wedding. you know him from too many beloved movies to mention, his latest is the thriller "no escape." it opens august 26th. please say hello to owen wilson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that was -- that was uncomfortable. i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well i will be damned there you are making out with the bachelorette. no one would ever guessed that one. you weren't making out? >> no, we were just saying hello. i was just in europe. and then europe you sort of kiss people on the cheek. and then once on the mouth. that's yeah. >> jimmy: the european thing you were doing. >> you're so american, jimmy. so puritanical. >> jimmy: i need to got out more. where in europe were you? >> i was in italy. >> jimmy: i have heard of it, yes. you were in -- oh, you were shooting -- yeah, you were shooting "zoolander 2" right? >> zoolander 2. yes. >> jimmy:

. >> reporter: they welcomed baltimore state attorney marley mostbye a rising figure giving keynote speech at n double a ac p on sunday morning. >> every great movement, toward progress, began with more with man who will channel their confidence and unafraid to challenge status quo in the pursuit for justice and equality. >> in mosby came to national attention when they indict six police officers in the the police custody death of the 25 year-old freddie gray. her decision comes public glowing address widely condemned by critics who accused her of carrying out the a political agenda. her speech, which prompted her political achievement and struggle also from inner city boston baltimore's top prosecutor it the is talk about reforming the political and social establishment. >> i did not only possess the vision but i for site to change and reform at the criminal justice system. the system that is historically convicts the unfortunate and affects so many community of column are. >> reporter: audience members say mosbias a strong role model. >> just think what she can accomplish in life. >> she

marley's out, profits are in.n virginia. >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call. dominion resources has been a great stock in the past. what do you think about it going forward? >> dominion is the best run utility out there. you know that we have tom farrell on. he's doing great work with natural gas. i'm with him and you. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store. it lets you trade stocks options, futures... even advanced orders. and it offers more charts than a lot of the other competitors do in desktop. you work so late. i guess you don't see your family very much? i see them all the time. did you finish your derivative pricing model, honey? for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. ♪ >>> tonight's starbucks reported one of the best quarters it ever has. some might say the best it's ever had. and here to talk about it is kevin jo

and on thursday, jason bateman, nicole richie, and music from stephen marley. >> jimmy: you know our" "j. edgar" and "the lone ranger" too. he is one of the tallest actors in america who teams up next with superman in "the man from u.n.c.l.e." it opens in theaters august 14th please say hello to armie hammer. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: welcome! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i hope this is not a new question, but do you, and be honest, do you have any nude pictures of yourself on your telephone? >> i was hoping, i was watching the opening monologue, i was hoping you weren't going to ask me this. i found out today i have nude pictures on my phone. i went to get my haircut, this is a special occasion. and the hairdresser said i a daughter, do you have pictures of your daughter? and i get to pictures of my daughter sitting in the sink and she's having the time of her life. look how cute she is, and after showing her these pictures for about 30 seconds, i noticed i'm standing fully nude in the mirror of this bathroom as i'm showing her these pictures, and as quickly and a casually

tomorrow night jason bateman will be here, nicole richie will join us, and we'll have music from stephen marleystill had her baby teeth. now she's married with child herself you can see her starting today in the new movie "vacation." >> hi, would you like to learn of asperger's? >> no, we're just stopping by. i was a tri-pi a long time ago. in fact it was my idea. >> it was? >> are you debbie fletche erer? >> how do you know who i am? >> you're a legend, you're debbie do anything! see? >> oh, god. >> is it true that you climbed the clock tower naked? >> of course not. >> did you really show your tits to anyone who asked? >> we should go. >> hang on. >> i heard you stuck a finger in the dean's -- >> go play. [ cheers and applause ] . >> jimmy: "vacation" is in theaters now. please welcome christina applegate! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how's it going? >> hi. >> jimmy: how's life? are you enjoying the summer? is everything going well? >> yeah, everything's really good. just kind of busy right now with the school thing. >> jimmy: have you had a chance to see your movie with an audience? >

she says, bob marley. ♪ we're german we're german with you we're german, we're german we're german we'rewe're german hope you like germans too ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we will invade you for sauerkraut ♪ >> steve: what? >> jimmy: spatzle. >> steve: and sauerkraut? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: ah. 84444. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is from @idaloga. she says, "i used to think that song from "grease" went ♪ you better shave bob cause i need a pen ♪ why would you need a pen for? you better to save bob? [ laughter ] >> steve: apparently the pen is made of bob's hair? >> jimmy: i don't know, no. >> steve: is bob a bird and your going to make a quill pen? >> jimmy: that's deep. that's dark. >> steve: you better shave bob. 8444. >> jimmy: this on is from @bjvcampbell. he says, "my wife thinks the lyrics to "tubthumping" are, ♪ i get knocked down by an elephant ♪ which could happen. there you have it. those are our tonight show hashtags. we play it every week. [ cheers and applause ] check out more of our favorites go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around, we'll be right back with more of "t

that's why we've been known to play bob marley's redemption song to remind us what can happen on bad days. pick up a copy of "confessions of a street addict" if you want to see what happened to me. maybe there is a red-hot deal that they have to sell stocks to raise cash. they've got to raise cash to buy shares. i was a professional trader. it makes no sense to those who don't understand the mechanics of money management. mutual funds don't keep cash on hand to make these investments. we are getting enough money in over the transom to participate in a deal without selling the other stocks they might own to have the cash to buy new ones. regular investors see the selling start to panic and they become too afraid to buy or get blown out and start dumping stocks themselves. all of a sudden everything is down across the board. people in the press are cooking up reasons to explain why things don't go down together are all down at once. they concoct theories. they get too negative. i don't think unless you managed money professionally you can understand these moves. i've seen them many tim

cbs news correspondent marley hall has more on the new research. >> at home or on the go, real estate agent eli a dova is always working. >> even in the middle of the night last night i was checking my e-mail, having clients call looking for apartments. >> reporter: according to a new career builder survey half of the all people who work in sales, business and financial services and it, check their work e-mail when they are not at work. while that may seem like a burden 62 percent see it more of as a choice than obligation. rj is a fashion stylist with a flare for staying connected. >> i like what i do because it is creative, soy i don't necessarily know if i want to disengage. >> reporter: data shows 63 percent believe working 9:00 to 5:00 is an outdated concept. >> i don't even think like a five day workweek anymore i think you're working all the time. >> reporter: according to the survey many workers are also thinking about their jobs when they're not there. 20 percent say it is last thing they think about before they go to bed and 42 percent say it is first thing they think about

. >>> and baltimore state's attorney marley mosby took the stage this weekend. she gain national attention when she announced charges against officers involve in the arrest of freddie gray. mess bye gave the keynote address in the sunday morning. yesterday morning she poke about reforming the social, political establishment as well as overcoming her own personal hardships. >> every great movement toward progress began with warrior women who have channel their confidence and were unafraid to challenge the status quo in the pursuit of justice and equality. >> mosby did not directly address the freddie gray case in her speech or speak to reporters at the event but a lot of people were talking about how empowering her word were it sound like she was preaching. i could not be there. i wish i could have been. they were tweeting it. there was a woman who said something really great. she said we are boss i we leaders. we are not aggressive, we are confident. we are not lady like we're queen like. great empowering lunch. >> it was over at lows hotel in that beautiful bal

marley hall for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> 6:22. the whole world seemed to have an opinion on the american dentist who killed a bee love lion in africa. outrage growing on line and in his minnesota home where hundreds protested on you the side his office. find out what that dentist is saying about all this coming up next. >>> and we are dealing with yet another hot one, going from steamy to stormy right katie. >> i call it our transition day, nicole we are still feeling the oppression of that humidity but storms are coming along to bring us relief, we will track them coming up on the other side stick around. can run in high heels. must be a supermodel, right? you don't know "aarp." because aarp is making finding the career you love, no matter what your age, a real possibility. go to aarp.org/possibilities to check out life reimagined for tools, support, and connections. if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp." find more surprising possibilities and get to know us at aarp.org/possibiliti

essential critique that should be levied as far as i'm concerned, before any president that stands up for marleyooking day. violence is wrong or does not -- that stands up on martin luther king day. violence is wrong or it is not. amy: used talk about the fear, living in fear. >> to tie this into the previous question, life in baltimore was is, and will be for some time, quite violent. i can remember the talk about in the book, being a young man coming out of my element three school single should've been an afterschool -- one of these boys close out a gun. being very present at say the 11 years old, children were walking around the ability to in the lives of other children. going into middle school. having an entire ritual totally devoted to making sure i was safe, concerns about what i was wearing, concerns about who i was walking to school with. concerns about how many people i was walking to school with. concerns during lunchtime about where i was sitting where i was spending my time. at the same time, dimly aware somewhere in the world the majority of americans did not have to carry that fea

zappos ceo shares his 200 square feet of hech with his alpaca named marley. >> he does not. >> he doeshim, right. doesn't mean much. >> what happens to the alpaca? >> i would take quarters. >> i would volunteer to redo an airstream. that could be a party bus. a little bar. a little "gma" bar. there's always a bar involved somehow. >>> also in "pop news" the united states has multiplied its way to the top. some of our best and brightest high school students across the country competed in a math contest in thailand. we came in first. the intense number-crunching competition lasted two days. only a total of three questions per day. you can only imagine how difficult, according to a professor at carnegie mellon if you could solve one of these problems you're, without a doubt a gee use. here's an example of one of them. i can't even see it it's so hard. >> i know the answer. it's infinity. >> darn we're out of time. otherwise i would answer. shoot. >>> finally, i'm very excited. a "pop news" pop in from a very big star. jake gyllenhaal. get on over here. >> jake! >> how are you? >> hi. >> w

zappos ceo shares his 200 square feet of heaven with his alpaca named marley. >> he does not. >> he doesof work to get these stories right. so just goes to show you how -- >> good for him, right. doesn't mean much. >> what happens to the alpaca? >> i would take quarters. >> i would volunteer to redo an airstream. that could be a party bus. >> that's a great idea. >> a little bar. a little "gma" bar. there's always a bar involved somehow. >>> also in "pop news" the united states has multiplied its way to the top for the first time in 21 years. some of our best and brightest high school students across the country competed in a math olympiad in thailand last week. guys, out of 100 countries, we came in first. [ cheers and applause ] very, very proud of us. the intense number-crunching competition lasted two days. only a total of three questions per day. you can only imagine how difficult, according to a professor at carnegie mellon, who is the head coach for team usa. if you can solve one of these problems you are, without a doubt, a genius. here's an example of one of them. i can't even s

media because of san francisco cynosure sigoloff we want to deport them because of felony crimes marley'ss fallen into san francisco as well as politicians at that time war proved and forced the no helping ice policy and that is why we're here if you make the score apparent allison will be in the courtroom always worth trying to get another the jailhouse interview with. >>mark: there were the suspects criminal history and resemble least until they do not want to focus on back the one to focus on their daughter's life and her father says that she lived a great life and she was a will travel middle of france and with a good kind hearted person in an interview he says that he of the to say about the incident or the suspect wanted pentagon officers who responded as well as the people who left flowers and notes along the pier. >>: the people who stop and don't know her offhand to the memorial for her tells me they love will triumph over evil. >>mark: there in the planning stages for her memorial and they're in no hurry that will make sure that the french morrow has turned come from the bay are

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