it's martha scott. it is not martha. we southerners can be very particular that way and we like double names. what began as a junior staff position in the office of senator cochran nearly 24 years ago blossomed into a distinguished public service career that is nearly unmatched by our peers. martha scott has seen and been involved in so many historic events and helped on legislation that has touched an impacted the lives of all our citizens. but don't expect tharnlg that scott to tell anybody that. that's just not her style. whether it is her work on the committee on appropriations, the committee on agriculture, the select committee on intelligence, or as a member of my personal office staff, martha scott has selflessly committed herself to the people we represent, whether it's the cotton farmer, the cowlings soldier in spharntion o afghanistan, or the thousands of intelligence professionals. martha scott has always kept our nation's best interests at heart. finding a natural love of politics and policy drove martha scot

martha scott poindexter with the senate select committee on intelligence. and tim butler with mike kelly. welcome. [applause] i would like to call your attention to a number of events we have coming up. next wednesday, we will be hosting a breakfast with egoists. we will be discussing the november elections and the landscape that we will be seeing soon. on september 23, we asked senator bob portman, who will not be here, but will be over at the monaco. do not forget that. at the monacle. on september 25, back here at the capitol hill club, we are hosting a senior leadership staff from team majority leader kevin mccarthy. we will have all of his senior staff here. this will be a launch event. do not miss that. as for this morning, we are so honored to be blessed with these two guys. i already miss them and they have not even left yet. they continue to try to keep america secure and i feel that the greatest thing about both of them -- i have traveled with mike rogers. senator chambliss, i knew when he was in the house. the greatest thing about both of these g

martha scott poindexter with the senate select committee on intelligence. and tim butler with mike kelly. welcome. [applause] i would like to call your attention to a number of events we have coming up. next wednesday, we will be hosting a breakfast with egoists . we will be discussing the november elections and the landscape that we will be seeing soon. on september 23, we asked senator bob portman, who will not be here, but will be over at the monaco. do not forget that. at the monacle. on september 25, back here at the capitol hill club, we are hosting a senior leadership from team majority leader kevin mccarthy. we will have all of his senior staff here. this will be a launch event. do not miss that. as for this morning, we are so honored to be blessed with these two guys. i already miss them and they have not even left yet. they continue to try to keep america secure and i feel that the greatest thing about both of them -- i have traveled with mike rogers. senator chambliss, i knew when he was in the house. the greatest thing about both of these guys i

scott brown is expected to win in the new hampshire primary. the former senator from massachusetts goes on to challenge senator jeanne shaheen in the general election. >>> political redemption for martha coakley who lost to scott brown in 2010 senate race. she beat out two other opponents for her chance to become the first woman ever elected to governor of massachusetts. democratic congressman john tyranny of massachusetts is now the fourth house incumbent to lose a midterm primary. he lost to iraq war vet seth moulton. >>> a philadelphia teenager is lucky to be alive after a bizarre incident in a train station. it began when this 16-year-old tried to swipe his student train pass after school yesterday. he got into a scuffle with transit police who intervened. he ran away, boarded a train. the teen somehow got on top of the train. as another train was passing by, he even jumped over to the roof of that one. he eventually came back down. he was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer among other charges. he saw way too many movies evidently. >>> if you're worried about being single, you should know you're not alone. according to the bureau of labor statistics, for the fir

republican scott brown is expected to win in the new hampshire primary rounds out the senate primary season. the former senate from massachusetts goes on to challenge jeanne shaheen. >>> and martha coakley, who lost to scott brown in 2010's senate race, beat out two other opponents beating our two other women ever elected to governor of massachusetts. and now the fourth house incumbent to lose a primary. he lost to iraq war vet seth fulton. >>> recently openeded up about having two abortions for medical reasons. wendy davis explains why she didn't reveal her personal story during her famously long filibuster over a restrictive abortion bill and instead chose to share it in her upcoming book. here's part of her interview with msnbc's rachel maddow. >> i didn't want to make that day be about me. i wanted it to be about the thousands of women and their spouses or partners who supported them, who had wanted so desperately for their voices to be heard. this book is my personal story. it's not a political story, and as i reflected on writing about how i became who i am and why it is that i fight for the things that i fight for, i wanted to put it all out there, and to be real. >>> a p

former massachusetts senator scott brown the clear frontrunner in a crowded gop primary for senate. in massachusetts martha who lost to scott brown faces burwick in the primary for governor. in rhode island expected to be the most expensive race for governor in state history. on the republican side former gubernatorial candidate kim block faces allal -- ken block s allan fung. >> monday night football season, the detroit lions taking on the new york giants. calvin johnson finds the touchdown not once but twice in the first quarter. the lions win big. 35-14. >> in the late game the san diego chargers stunned the arizona cardinals coming back with two late touchdown strikes from quarterback carson palmer. cardinals win 18-17. so glad football is back. all eyes on apple stood in -- ty in anticipation of the big announcement. hi, lauren. >> good morning everybody. as you can see behind me people are already lining up. there's 20 people in line right now, some of them as long as a week waiting for the iphone 6. it isn't expected to go on sale for another ten-days the rumored release date. we will have an announ

martha's vineyard. >> quijano: that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano. charlie rose will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org she's found alive. >>> now at 6:00, a grandmother missing for three excruciating nights. she's found alive and rescued. tonight her family is telling an extraordinary story of survival. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. details on the search for the 77-year-old and the four-legged hero that tracked her down. ann notrarangelo. >> the search was the largest they've seen here in san ramon in more than two decades and in the end it was about 200 people and a little yellow lab who tracked her down. >> what an incredible thing. a little ammo found grandma. >> reporter: it was only ammo's second search and he hit gold. well, actually pink. had been missing since wednesday when she left her san ramon home to go for a walk and didn't come back. >> i said why did she go? because there were some children and wanted to go play. what chil

martha copley the man who lost the special election to scott brown wins the democratic primary for novrn another with 32 percent of the vote. cranston mayor faces democrat jeanna rumundo in november. >>> a brand new report row vealing what led to joan rivers tragic death. her own doctor performed an unplanned throat biopsy that cut off her air supply. a special procedure is not supposed to be performed outside of the hospital. he she had the dangerous by op tee son after the ear, nose and throat specialist noticed something on her vocal cords. >> what did he know and when did he know it? roger godell plays defense about the video. robert gray is live this morning in los angeles. >> the question of due diligence remaining front and center. in an interview with cbs this morning he said no one could see the video on monday. that hotel surveillance footage from inside the elevator shows rice punching his wife. video shows rice dragging his then fiancee from the elevator. >> did you know a second tape existed? >> we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that

what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they are grabbing us by hair and pulling us back. marthalker calling those comments outrageous, wasserman schultz saying, quote: i shouldn't have used the words that i used. that shouldn't detract from the broader point that i was making that scott walker's policies have been bad for wisconsin women, she says. so where does that leave us? guy benson, fox news contributor, richard fowler is the host of the richard fowler radio show. welcome, gentlemen. >> morning, martha. martha: i just want to get in this other sound bite that we have from this morning from the wisconsin lieutenant governor who's a woman. here's what she said. >> they are horrible, hideous remarks where she belittles the victims of domestic violence in order to score cheap political points. an apology means saying you're sorry, and debbie wasserman schultz not only did not do that, but she's certainly encouraging mary burke to come out and apologize or denounce her remarks, as she should. martha: walker is in a race for the governor's job with mary burke. according to real

martha's vineyard. >> quijano: that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano.arlie rose" will be here tomorrow. good captioning sponsored by cbs >>> the biggest celebrity phone hacking scandal ever. how did it happen? we've got the latest tonight. >>> jennifer lawrence, kate upton, hundreds of nude photos seemingly of dozens of female stars flood the enter -- internet. who is calling them fake? >>> plus there were three new big weddings over the weekend. >> congratulations from all of us. >>> get ready for "e.t." fall tv hit list. >> there's a pregnant virgin, an oscar winner. plus judge judy has got a fiery new c

martha's vineyard. >> quijano: that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley i'm elaine quijano.ie rose" will be here tomorrow. good >>> i'm stephanie ramirez in olney where today we're hearing more from friends of the beloved teenager who died in a terrible weekend crash. we'll have more coming up. >> reporter: shattering the silence in one of the quietest parts of frederick county, maryland. i'm scott broom. coming up opponents rallying against a proposed shooting range. >> in addition to the heat on tuesday, we'll be tracking showers and thunderstorms. we had to issue a yellow alert. we'll tell you what that means for your ride home. >> reporter: labor day, the traditional start of the political season and the candidates for maryland governor come out swinging. i'm bruce leshan, the story coming up. >>> but first tonight we're following a developing story in riverdale where a woman is dead, a child hurt after being hit by a car. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm debra alfarone. prince george's county police still on the scene at riverdale road and mola lenghi is there and just spoke wi

scott brown joins us live on "fox & friends" just ten minutes from now. in the meantime, there are a few other races making headlines in massachusetts. martha special election to scott brown wins the democratic primary for governor. she'll now face republican charlie baker in november. and then in the same state, major upset in the u.s. house. former marine and iraq war veteran, seth molton, defeats john tyranny on the democratic ticket. >>> a record number of children are now sick with that mysterious and powerful virus that leaves children gasping for air. the cincinnati children's hospital in ohio has just admitted 540 children with severe asthma-like symptoms in one day alone. then in st. louis, missouri, one hospital rolling out a mobile triage unit to handle all the extra patients coming in. right now 12 states are reporting an outbreak of this virus. young children particularly at risk. >>> and talk about a really bad call. congressman darrell issa leading the investigation into the irs targeting of conservative groups. he says a justice department staffer accidentally called his office asking for help spinning the scandal. he claims

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scott brown's way. >> and speaking of, we should talk about martha coakley here. oes she need to do to salvage her political reputation? >> and in some ways she still seems to be running against scott brown. she needs to prove she's working hard. there's still anger among democrats that she lost that sh kennedy senate seat to scott brown and created brown as a political force. she has been working very hard in the final days of the primary, but i think she needs to convince voters she's going to keep it up. >> your favorite race is rhode island, mark. >> we don't know what the result is going to be. we know the results are going to be in the other primaries in new hampshire, massachusetts. in tiny rhode island you have three top-tier democrats that are running for this. the democrats don't have a lot of female governors. emily's first is firmly behind her. angel taveras is the mayor and clay pell is the son of claiborne pell. no one is sure how it's going to play out. there aren't a lot of voters in rhode island. >> a long night. we'll be watching. we appreciate yo

it's been nearly five years since martha coakley lost that special election to scott brown.he picked herself up after it, ignored all the jokes, all the taunts, got back to work as attorney general, got herself re-elected. the question now, two days before the primary, are democrats ready to give martha coakley another chance. joining me, contributing editor of boston magazine, david bernstein. thanks for taking a few minutes. that's the million dollar question with martha coakley. i guess two questions, one involves the primary, one involves the general election. tell us about the primary on tuesday, she leads in the polls. do you think she's going to win this primary on tuesday? >> it certainly looks very good for her. thanks for having me on, steve. it looks very good -- i made the comment a year ago that the course of this election would be does ma that coakley blow it in the primary, does she blow it in the general or does she not blow it or actually get' healthed governor. that's what she's been watching to see. she hasn't fumbled the ball yet. she's been solid. it's b

martha: ouch. bye, guys. jon: new threats from isis as the terror group issues a call to arms for supporters. i'm jon scott.eather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. isis telling its insurgents continue with beheadings and to specifically target supporters or kill citizens of any countries taking part in the u.s.-led airstrikes. jennifer griffin national security correspondent is live at pentagon with more. good morning, jennifer. what can you tell us about the new propaganda at that. >> reporter: heather, spokesman for isis

former massachusetts senator scott brown is considered to be the clear front-runner in a crowded republican senate primary in massachusetts. marthaley, the woman who lost the 2010 special election to scott brown, faces donald burwick in the democratic primary for governor. in new york state the republican running unopposed to face cuomo. in rhode island, expected to be the most expensive gubernatorial race. >>> potential breakthrough for helping children with autism. there is a new study that reveals signs of autism can be erased if babies start therapy before they walk. this is a total departure from the ways doctors handle this. this study tested seven babies between the ages of six to nine months old. by the time they reached their third birthday, five of these children showed no signs of awe till. a sixth -- signs of autism. researchers now hope to begin a bigger study. >>> look at this thing right here in the water. that is a deadly shark. and it attacked a popular tourist destination killing a 50-year-old man. it was believed to be a six or seven foot shark. you can see it swimming here. the man's wife watched helplessly on

martha: ouch. bye, guys. jon: new threats from isis as the terror group issues a call to arms for supporters. i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. isis telling its insurgents continue with beheadings and to specifically target supporters or kill citizens of any countries taking part in the u.s.-led airstrikes. jennifer griffin national security correspondent is live at pentagon with more. good morning, jennifer. what can you tell us about the new propaganda at that. >> reporter: heather, spokesman for isis released audiotape urging muslims to attack disbelievers by any means necessary. we decided not to play the tape because it is full of propaganda designed to instill fear. french became first join airstrikes. on "60 minutes," former defense secretary leon panetta, says the president's entire national security team advised him to arm the syrian rebels. >> i think the president's concern and i understand it, was that he had a fear that if we started providing weapons, we wouldn't know where those weapons would wind up. my view was, you have to begin somewhere. >> in retrospect now wa

martha: how do you think it is going to go? these polls are tightening up dramatically. >> a lot of complacency and arrogance in the political parties in london. ultimately scott'se problem are trying to fix here. but i moved last sunday showing indeed for the first time. but that was the first lead, a week of panic. martha: it was like high in the sky, it will never happen. thank you very much. eric: president obama waited three years to arm the syrian rebels. just last month president obama said there were doctors and farmers and pharmacists and weapons. now it is becoming a reality. will it work? martha: the u.s. government spending your tax dollars to get monkeys drunk. this is an actual program. the monkeys are having a pretty good time. we will explain when we come back. ♪ eric: president obama pinning his hopes on syrian rebels to carry out the battle against radical islamic terrorists of isis on the ground. but with a sharp turnaround from the last three years and just a few weeks ago in chief white house correspondent ed henry asked what about the sudden about-face did >> the president was knocking the syrian army. >> i would not describe the president'

martha: we're going to leave it there. lars, thank you very much to both of you. we'll see you next time. >> thank you very much. bill: ten minutes until the hour, jon scott'sutes. how you doing? jon: the nato summit kicks off today, they are tackling an ominous threat from russia right now 65 years after that defense alliance was born. we'll get into that. >>> president obama facing criticism from both sides of the aisle over his handling not just of russia's ukraine invasion, but also isis, libya, syria and really the rest of the middle east. we have in-depth analysis. >>> plus, is it time for saudi arabia to step up and help defeat isis? where are the planes that apparently have been stolen from the airport in tripoli? >>> and powerful new cancer drugs come with a powerful price tag as well. we'll get into all of it ahead, "happening now." bill: a lot of questions that need answers. see you at the top of the hour. >>> talk about your loony to to, a bunch of characters apparently beating up a helpless driver. but wait, there's another story behind this crazy video. [ male announcer ] welcome to no man's land. it's a place you've been before, but it's not

martha: "happening now" starts right now. bye everybody, for now. jon: critical meetings at the white house as the president gets ready to lay out his plan to deal with isis. hello i'm jon scott. welcome to you and welcome to "happening now." >> i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee. john kerry traveling to several arab countries to combat isis terrorists taken over large parts of iraq and syria ahead of the president's address to the nation tomorrow laying out his strategy to defeat the islamic state. just a few hours from now president will brief congressional leaders and his counter -- combat mission will be broader than previously plan but will stop short of committing any u.s. troops to a ground war. live from the white house, there were big political developments overnight. john huddy following the story from middle east bureau in jerusalem. hello, john? >> reporter: shannon, there were major developments overnight in iraq. the parliament named a new prime minister who is vowing to rebuild iraq's security forces saying that the country is under a vicious attack by isis. now his name haider al-abadi. she is a shia who is iraq's deputy speaker. he replaces former iraqi prime

, there's going to be a primary for governor where martha coakley is making something of a comeback attempt, four years after her shocking loss to scottennedy's seat. we'll be looking closely at her story tomorrow. and there's rhode island an intense race for governor going on and my favorite election anywhere this year, the race for mayor of providence. that's where buddy c and c, the former mayor and maker of a delicious pasta sauce is running as an independent. his opponent this tuesday we'll be talking to buddy on the show tomorrow and trust me, you will not want to miss that, more ahead, right after this. good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence.

martha: we'll talk to the source from tmz. lots more coming up on ray rice this morning. fox news is america's election headquarters. five states held elections. scott brown beating a crowded field in the new hampshire gop senate primary against incumbent democrat' jean shah mean. seth molten defeated john tierney. tierney is the first sitting massachusetts congressman to lose a primary since 1992. eric: we have new information about the u.s. air marshal who was stabbed with a syringe at an airport. martha: a virus spreading across the u.s. eric: as the president gets ready to lay out his plans for fighting isis 12 hours from now, the white house says he does have the authority to take action. so why hasn't he done more? bob mckuhn joins us with what he thinks of the president's plan. >> you have to instill fear and respect as president. i think he has lost both fear and respect from our enemies. i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way of hosting my book club. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airfl

martha: hillary swore up and down, she was done, done, with all of this looks like anything but. thanks so much. see you next guys. bill: jon scottng up. "happening now" rollings your way in ten minutes. happy monday morning. >> it is monday. good morning to you, bill. finally there is a strategy. president obama gearing up for a speech to the nation outlining plans to defeat isis terrorists. will americans be satisfied what he has to say? mysterious disappearance of young texas woman last seen entering a parking garage but not coming out. the desperate search to find her. dangerous spreading like wildfire. it is not ebola. what is causing severe respiratory problems for hundreds of children in the midwest and how can we stop it. that is ahead on "happening now." bill: see you at the top of the hour. >> thanks, bill. bill: they were hundreds away on 9/11 but the deadly attack struck deep. thousands of towns remembering the nation's tragic loss and vowing never to forget. >> we have something that represents what this country and people step up to the plate and take on their share of what needs to be done. when salesman alan ames

martha: "happening now" starts right now. bye everybody, for now. jon: critical meetings at the white house as the president gets ready to lay out his plan to deal with isis. hello i'm jon scottto you and welcome to "happening now." >> i'm shannon bream in for jenna lee. john kerry traveling to several arab countries to combat isis terrorists taken over large parts of iraq and syria ahead of the president's address to the nation tomorrow laying out his strategy to defeat the islam

scott. >> and you just did. >> you look so good up there. happy birthday, viola nelsen, from mankato, minnesota. her secret, she eats a fried egg every day. this is marthald boy? from huntington, west virginia. his favorite past time is jokes. he loves to tell jokes and he loves to hear jokes. how about that? this is ernest lucarelli, ft. myers, florida. one of my favorite towns. he is 100 years old today. his favorite pasttime, the reason he has lived to be 100, ballroom dancing. keeps you fit. we're down here in connecticut. we love being with you all in new york by way of television. now back to new york. >> all right, willard. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> more kenny coming up, right? >> he's going to stick around, chat a little more with us. we're excited about that. >> do you know who knew that? >> who? >> the long island medium. >> she's wit >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> a very good morning to you. 8:56, i'm laura garcia-cannon. san francisco's board of supervisors reportedly considering requiring film companies to give neighbors and businesses 72 hours' notice before they shut down streets for filming. they are supposed to giv