growing up, were you a gip injury or mary ann? >> absolutely mary ann. absolutely. love mary ann.ts back? general jack keane and congressman ed royse here on that. what is next here at home? do we need to fear attacks from isis or al-qaeda? is enough being done to protect the homeland? two huge questions right now. bill and i join you at the top of the hour. we'll see you then no matter where you want to be or what you want to do, chances are we're already there. 12 brands. more hotels than anyone else in the world. like super 8, where every destination is super. save up to 15 percent and earn bonus points when you book at wyndhamrewards.com >>> she first captured america's hearts as mary ann. the girl who became the castaway. is this true, the 1964 show, "gilligan's island." >> you just relax, dear. you tell us in your own sweet, charming, simple way what it is that you want most out of life. >> i would like a world without strife, universal harmony, international goodwill, where the spirit of brotherhood enriches all of mankind throughout everything. >> beautiful. >> that was gr

is when mary ann took her last breath. a memorial service will be held on saturday in pleasantton. and julie, isn't that one of the most touching and sweetest things that you've ever seen? >> it's like she literally used all of they are strength just to make it to that wedding. >> it's beautiful. that video they'll treasure forever. such a hard story to tell, but thank you, heather. on our facebook page, we have posted more video, and photos of that last dance. you can join in the conversation, and share in your message of sympathy on ktvu channel 2 on facebook. >>> the legal battle over american flag t-shirts at a high school in morgan hill appears to be over now. a federal appeal's court in san francisco declined to hear the case. you may recall four years ago, live oak school asked students who wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo to turn them inside out, and that caused an uproar. in february, the three judge panel found the school was justified in doing that, because of racial tension on campus. >>> two fast food workers in antioch shutting down because of bad student

anne-marie? >> alphonso van marsh in london. thank you, alphonso. >>> president obama said he is pleased for the support to arm rebels. the house approved the measure wednesday. meanwhile isis released a new video. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yeah, this video is a little bit difference than the others. the british journalist featured is promised to appear in an upcoming series as congress approves a big part of president obama's plan to keep u.s. boots off the ground there. plans to tackle isis militants on the ground in syria are now taking shachlt yesterday the senate followed the house and voted to give the president the authority to train and equip moderate syrian rebels. >> the strong bipartisan support for this new training effort shows america the world is united in confronting the threat of isil. >> i'm against one part of the plan. that's basically going over, taking our people, our special people into syria, training them, spending

i'm anne-marie green. overnight 15 people were detained in the largest terrorism raid in australian history. australian intelligence officials say islamic state militants planned a public killing in sydney grabbing someone off the street and bee heading them. hundreds of police raided more than a dozen properties some of far one man was charged with conspiracy. last week australia raised its threat level to high. >>> and today the senate is expected to pass legislation giving the obama administration the authority to train and arm syrian rebels fighting isis. the measure was passed by the house yesterday. a cbs news/"new york times" poll found the majority of americans do not believe the president has a clear plan for fighting the militants, however, seven out of ten support air strikes against isis and iraq and syria, but when it comes to putting u.s. ground troops in either of those countries, more than half of americans say they are opposed. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-

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anne-marie? >> ko im at yankee stadium, thank you. >>> well, a law enforcement official told the "associated press" he sent the video of ray rice punching his fiancee in an elevator back in april. the nfl denied having received it. the unnamed law enforcement official says he doesn't know if miller ever saw the dvd. his only communication with the league was a voice mail confirming receipt. >>> and overnight more oil refineries in eastern syria were targeted in air strikes likely carried out by the u.s.-led coalition, and while the united states continues its campaign against islamic extremists in iraq and syria, security is being tightened in new york city. it comes after iraq's prime minister said militants said they plan to attack subways in new york and france. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. yeah. he made the announcement earlier this week. he said this is what isis militants said there was this plan to attack subways here and in f

i'm anne-marie green. comedian joan rivers pulled no punches and she took no prisoners. rivers is being remembered this morning as a trailblazing comics who hard driving style got sharper with age. she died yesterday at the age of 81. susan mcginnis is here in new york. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. joan rivers is being remembered as brash, self-deprecating, and groundbreaking in her industry but most of all for being so funny. people around the country are paying tribute to joan rivers. david letterman remembered the standout comic during his late night show thursday. >> and talk about guts. she would come out here and sit in this chair and say some things that were unbelievable. >> the only child that i think i would have liked ever was helen keller because she didn't talk. >> reporter: the 81-year-old brash comedian known for her trademark line. >> can we talk here. >> reporter: broke new ground in her industry. the first woman to host her own late night talk show. she was

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>> did you like mary ann or ginger?ukes before daisy dukes were popular. >> a little krofrgs back in the day. >> dawn wells, aka mary ann, will be here in a little while. >> getting ready to get in your car? guess what, you don't have to miss a minute of this program. sirius xm, channel 108. no matter where you go, we will find you. >> we're there. >> we'll hunt you down. >> let's go inside. natalie has all the top stories natalie? >> with fans and sponsors still outraged over the nfl's domestic abuse scandal, the minnesota vikings reversed course overnight and advised star running back adrian peterson to stay away from the team as he faces action stemming from the way he disciplined his son. ray rice, recorded hitting his future wife and the biggest advertising partner anheuser-busch warned the nfl tuesday it is not satisfied with its handling of these behaviors. >>> rochester, new york, man has been indicted and charged with trying to recruit people to fight with isis overseas. they say he wanted to shoot american sol

anne-marie? >>> well, france says it will continue air strikes against isis despite the video showing the beheading of a french hostage. they killed 55-year-old avary gore dell in a video released yesterday. they say it's in response to france's military action. france's president called the killing cowardly. and many nations are joining in the fight against isis. ahead on "cbs this morning" norah o'donnell sits down with the former saudi arabian ambassador. ing. >> the trial of the boston marathon bombing suspect will now start next year. a judge pushed bay dzhokhar tsarna tsarnaev's trial. he and his brother are accused in the 2013 bombing that killed three pill and hurt more than 360. >>> a man suspected in the disappearance of a university of virginia student hannah graham is in custody. jesse matthew was arrested in galveston, texas, 1,300 miles away from where he was seen over the weekend. >> reporter: the four-day manhunt for jesse matthew jr. ended a on the beaches along th gulf coast. ba

good afternoon commissioner thank you for having us this afternoon i'm going to be joined by the mary ann from the department of workforce development in addition to talking about the changes we're making or we're proposing to the business tax registrations code i want to give you an update around the gross receipts tax you can know about that and take that back to our various constituencies and communities. as the regunmen said this is our annual administrative active changes and the changes this year are really driven by our looking at the implementation of the gross receipt tax and finding that the law has passed did a good implication of who had to file and when tlgs situations when it might unclear for small businesses about when they had to file particularly if they didn't have a tax liability so we're going to help you to understand the filing relations and they've been go driving ivory driven by the amount of tax you pay but that's evolving it is more consistent as a matter of how much payroll tax and gross e gross receipts and corporate structures that may or may not effect small

anne-marie? >> marlie hall, thank you. >>> besides striking isis in syria, the united states on its own attack a second terrorist group affiliated with al qaeda. administration officials say they've been watching the little known khorasan group for years. it's believed it was plotting imminent attacks against u.s. and europe. bob orr has that part of the story. >> reporter: taking advantage of the lawlessness inside syria, khorasan, a veteran of al qaeda operati operatives, has been working on new hard-to-detect bombs that can be smuggled aboard airplanes. al qaeda has experimented with nonmetallic bombs that may be hidden in shoes, clothing, cell phones, laptops, even tubes of toothpaste. that intelligence prompted the tsa in july to tighten security for u.s.-bound flights from two dozen airports. sources say khorasan which takes instruction from al qaeda takes it from experts like tom bomb maker al siri. based in yemen, he's the investor of the bombs placed in underwear. unlike isis, khorasan i

i'm anne-marie green. well, less than 48 hours after he was reinstated by the minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson is once again suspended by the team. early this morning the vikings announced peterson will remain away from all activities. peterson was deactivated from last sunday's game after he was in dieted on felony child abuse charges. on monday the team said he would play this weekend, but the vikings reversed course. the team's owners released a statement reading, quote, after further reflection, we have conclude thad this resolution is best for the vikings and for adrian. we want to be clear. we have a strong stance regarding the protection and welfare of children and we want to be sure we get this right. now, peterson won't be back until the child abuse case is resolved. the vikings' owners seemed to have appealed to pressures from sponsorses and the nfs is hearing it from major sponsors as well, all the while an appeal has been filed regarding the suspension of ray race. danielle n

i want to collect and thank you, greg and mary ann thomson and knowing how things in the office as we get calls and got very if i calls during the business recommendation it's been a fun partnership over something that is very complicated and who would have thought taxes can be fun but it's been a fun partnership and make sure that people get informed we have new businesses registering everyday so i want to extend my appreciation for the great work you've done >> thank you good job. >> next item, please. >> next item is item 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors on the file police code for the amount of time days and arcadia for the location restriction for and mechanical announcement dies and remove obsolete codes in environmental finding. this item has moved through the board of supervisors i've agenda can i see it you're welcome to take action or take a vote in support of what's take the opportunity it has moved through the board of supervisors there was a delay in the city clerk's office to the commission and also supervisor breed's of

i'm anne-marie green. president obama leaves for europe today where russian aggression in ukraine and the threat of isis militants will top the agenda. mr. pred will attend a nato summit in wales beginning thursday but the president's first stop is estonia meeting with leaders. mark albert is in washington. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president obama is under growing pressure to stop the isis advance. some lawmakers here in washington are growing impatient and hope the nato summit leads to a plan. president obama leaves washington today for estonia. it's the first stop in a trip designed in part to shore up confidence among allies. growing nervous as russian-backed rebels don't take over more towns in eastern ukraine. in the latest talks mont pro-russian separatists said they will accept sovereignty. by establishing a rapid-reaction force comprised of thousands of troops capable of deploying within 48 hours to eastern europe. leaders are expected to endorse that idea at a nato summit in wales la

i'm anne-marie green. >>> a two-day summit starts in wales but before the official meeting begins, president obama and the leaders will hold a separate sidebar meeting. the topics, russian aggression in ukraine and what to do about islamic militants. yesterday the president said his objective is to degrade and destroy isis. he later backtracked from that language. >> we can continue to shrink isil's sphere of influence, its effectiveness, its financing, its military capabilities to the point where it is a manageable problem. >> that was cause for some criticism on capitol hill. mark albert is in washington. >> good morning, anne-marie. saxby chambliss said he was extremely disappointed by the president saying he wanted isis degraded to a managebling problem. even al franken of minnesota said he was troubled by the administration's lack of strategy for hitting isis in syria, which make this two-day nato meeting so crucial. on the sidelines of the nato summit in wales, president obama is meeting with europea

i'm anne-marie green.oday in paris, representatives from about 30 nations will meet to try and figure out how to defeat islamic militants in iraq and syria. secretary of state john kerry will attend. the obama administration says several arab countries will launch air strikes against isis. so far only australia plans to send ground troops. congress could vote as early as this week on the president's request for authority to arm syrian rebels to fight the extremists. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. there is a sense, a dramatic escalation of world response to the threat of isis is imminent. today's meeting follows a brutal murder of another western hostage with a fourth now threatthreat en ened. the plan right now is a worldwide front to form to destroy the group. secretary of state john kerry and diplomats from around the world are in paris today to try to form a global strategy to defeat the islamic militant group isis. >> we have countries in this region,

anne-marie? >> marlie hall, thank you. >>> besides striking isis in syria, the united states on its own attack a second terrorist group affiliated with al qaeda. it's believed it was plots attacks against the u.s. and europe. b bob orr has that story. khorasan has been working on new hard-to-detect bombs that can be smuggled aboard airplanes. al qaeda has experimented with nonmetallic bombs that may be hidden in shoes, clothing, cell phones, laptops, even tubes of tooth paste. that intelligence prompted the tsa in july to tighten security for u.s.-bound flights from two dozen airports. sources say core saudi arabian takes it from experts like the top bomb maker al siri. unlike isis, khorasan is not battling for territory. instead sources say it's plotting external attacks against the west and recruiting american and european radicals. western passport holders will join the jihad in syria could be used to carry bombs onto planes. lieutenant general william mailville says the air strikes encore zan

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, firefighters in california are battling ten major wildfires in record-breaking heat and strong winds. the most destructive is in the small town of weed, near the border of organize or where a fast-moving wildfire damaged and destroyed homes and forced residents to evacuate. 40-mile-per-hour winds quickly turned it into a firestorm. >> there's nothing like it. my lawn got burned up. all that's left there is bricks. it's completely gone. everything -- my clothes, all i have is what i got on. >> reporter: the local saw meal caught fire, a church was destroyed and power to most of the town has been knocked out. so far no injuries have been reported, though. this morning, the fire is 15% contained. >>> meanwhile, two other wildfires fuelled by triple-digit temperatures have destroyed dozens of homes, daniel yelle nottingham reports. >> reporter: massive plumes of smoke rise 60 miles east of sacramento. the wildfire nearly quadrupled in size to 4,000 acres by monday afte

[applause] so when they inform tradition, all speakers are asked, mary ann, what is your 62nd idea to change the world quite >> i think what we change the world if his people came to see that their individual, personal experiences are reflections of much larger forces. most of the time especially in the united states and people experience security and inequality, they experience it as a personal problem that they individually need to fix rather than a social problem that needs to be solved together. so if we can achieve this fundamental shift in outlook so that people didn't think where they ended up was solely from their own action, but actually it was so heavily influenced by all the social oysters that are around them, that we change the world because that would lead people to demand policies that provide security for families. if we get back, i think we could all worry less and train more. [applause] and with that, a huge, huge applause and congratulations for such important work to marianne. this meeting of the commonwealth club is adjourned. [applause] >> this is a story of fail

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.rning everyone, it's tuesday, september 16th. i'm michelle griego. >> and hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. i think -- i had to think this for a minute. it's nearly 4:30 and we have lawrence, in fact we're al back. but then liz took off and there you go. >> it's been a while. welcome back. >> welcome back. >> we're going to get you some coffee and get you going there. >> very good idea. >> looks like outside we have some patchy fog this morning. guess what though? off the coastline there are a couple of rain drops, soon visit the bay area? we will talk about that coming up. >>> all right a look at the drive this morning. here's a live look at 880 so far no accidents and a much different story than it was yesterday but we have roadwork northbound 880 from 16th to broadway. closed until 5:00 a.m. >>> all right thanks. >> some breaking news now in san jose. crews are on the scene of a pallet fire on the north side of the city at a lumberyard. these are photos provided by the san jose fire

mary ann mash, former advisor to john kerry. welcome to you both. john boehner says it is important in the past. any president would call people back to congress, back into session and have them authorize this action. it is a big deal. >> well, the fact that the republicans do-nothing congress wants to come back and do something should tell you everything. there is only 36 days to the election as we've been talking about all morning as you have on the show and clear the republicans want to pick a fight with president obama before they want to fight isis. this is about national politics and nothing to do about national security and that is wrong. martha: katy? >> well first off the argument this is do-nothing congress is invalid one and second republicans are supporting president obama and their strikes against isis so i'm not really sure you can say they're fighting them on it. the bottom line here president obama has to welcome congress because they will not come back and put something on the table unless the president gives them something to work

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i'm anne-marie green. islamic militants say they have executed a second american journalist as payback for continued u.s. air strikes against isis targets. the u.s. is working to authenticate this video purportedly showing the beheading of steven sotloff. it's not clear if the executioner is the same man who appeared to kill journalist james foley last month. they also threatened to kill another man, a british hostage and they say isis still holds a few americans hostage. mark al listeonardo is in washington. good morning. >> they say they're appalled and president obama may make his first public statement about this. the tensions are growing more present by the day. ahead of president obama's trip to europe he signed off on a request to send 350 additional u.s. troops to baghdad to secure u.s. personnel and facilities there as iraqi forces wage their own war against the terrorists. >> i'm back. >> on tuesday isis sent what it called a second message to america, a video purportingly showing the beheading o

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. the latest white house security breach was apparently far worse than originally reported. fence jumper omar gonzalez wasn't stopped just inside the door as the secret service said, but reportedly made it deep into the bidding, even overpowered one agent who tried to stop him. that will no doubt top the agenda when julia pierson testifies on capitol hill. bill plante reports on the white house security lapse. >> reporter: omar gonzalez raced unobstructed for 70 yards across the white house north lawn. he rushed by a secret service officer who had a drawn gone and entered the mansion. sources tell cbs news that he ran through the entrance hall to the cross-hall, past the staircase, leading up to the first family's residence. he was confronted by a female secret service agent and overpowered her. he entered the east room and was brought down in the door of the green room by other agents. none of that was in the original report issued by the secret service. in a statement the following da

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anne-marie slaughter was the director of policy planning at the state department also during the first term of the obama administration. she's now president and c.e.o. of the new america foundation. and retired army lieutenant colonel douglas ollivant had two tours in iraq. he was also the director for iraq on the national security council staff during the presidencies of george w. bush and barack obama. he's now a managing partner in a consulting company which does business in iraq. we thank you all for being here. colonel ol ollivant, what do you make of the statement by this i.s.i.s. militant before this apparent execution, that this was being done, this killing, in response to u.s. continuing attacks on i.s.i.s.? >> oh, i'm sure that's their perspective, but the fact is these attacks had nothing to do with these hostages. the united states was conducting these air strikes to protect the mosul dam, to protect u.s. citizens in erbil and most recently to rescue these shia in the village of amerli who are under threat of genocide, no other word for it, but i.s.i.s. so this isn't about

. >> and jen and quincy, i'll tell this, i remember going to our executive producer wedding, mary ann vaughn, and it happened to be during march madness. >> right. >> , who was it, st. joe's in it, huge game during the wedding reception at mary ann's wedding half of us were in the bar. >> i don't think i even saw the remember exception. >> oh, no. >> you came back and check in every once in a while. >> commercial break? >> still married. >> jen, we start with you. would you factor this in, picking a wedding date? >> he did factor in. i got married october 17th, because i wanted to not have to invite so many people. because i'm so mean. low and be healed, i married guy from new york, they were watching the yankees in the playoffs. in the kitchen. >> so the short solution to all of this, get married in the spring, in april. when there is not too many playoffs going on, but, i did get married in the fall, to avoid the riff-raff, from all my sorority sisters. >> i would definitely, i got married august, august 16, i'm an eagles fan, huge eagles fan. >> i would never, i would never, ever d

[applause] and the informed tradition all speakers are asked, mary anne what is your 62nd idea to change the world? >> i think what would really change the world is if people came to see that their individual person out experiences are reflections of a much larger force. i think most of the time especially in the united states when people experience inequality, they experience it as like a personal problem that they individually need to fix rather than a social problem that needs to be solved together. so if we could achieve this fundamental shift and outlook so that people didn't think where they ended up with solely just from their own actions but actually were so heavily influenced by all the social forces that are around them that would change the world. that would lead people to demand policies that provide security for families and if we did that i think we would all worry less than three more. [applause] >> and with that and a huge, huge applause and congratulations for such work to mary anne this meeting of the commonwealth club and forum is adjourned. thank you. >> host: hello d

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i'm mary ann rafferty, foxnews.com. >>> welcome to "hannity" and this is a fox news alert.nst isis continues. the united states wants another wa

canadian, as an afterthought, like the professor and mary ann of infidels. if that's the best you've got, i.s.i.s., i think we'll do well in the media war. >> they called john kerry an uncircumcised old geezer. (laughter) >> jon: that's so specific! i can't believe i.s.i.s. has infiltrated john kerry's pants! but you know kerry's not going to put up with that. he's going to fire back and be, like, your characterization of me has some validity, but i believe in my heart that, although many of you have had your foreskin removed, whether it be for cultural or religious custom, i am of the understanding that the individual who performed that procedure, in their carelessness, whether through haste or intent, may have significantly reduced the length of your penis! boo! (laughter) (applause) there we go. so the bombing has begun. the coalition assembled. it's time to focus 100% of attacking i.s.i.s. >> at the same time u.s. jets were attacking i.s.i.s. targets, they also flew a number of missions against a different terrorist group known as khorasan, a group of ab

i'm anne-marie green. a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm frank mallicoat time is >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, september 3, i'm michelle griego. >> "hump day" is here. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we can kind of see the weekend now. >> did you say it was "hump day"? >> "hump day!!" >> take it away! [ laughter ] >> we have morning drizzle out there due to the extension of the marine layer this morning. temperature-wise we are in the 50s and 60s. the full forecast straight ahead. >> and checking roadwork out the door, westbound roadwork is picked up at pleasanton, eastbound some approaching grant line. >>> 4:30. we start with some breaking news out of san jose right now. firefighters are battling a fire right now. it's burning next to the capri apartments on the alameda west hedding street. it started about 30 minutes ago. no reports of injuries right now. but people have been evacuated. a gas meter was involved in the fire. pg&e crews are headed there

i'm marlie hall in for anne-marie green. it's been a stormy labor day weekend for much of the central and eastern united states, and the severe weather is threatening to cloud today's holiday. severe storms including heavy rains, damaged winds, and hail are possible today from the plains to the great lakes and into the northeast. severe thunderstorm watches are posted in kansas, illinois, missouri, and iowa. >>> last night a powerful supercell rumbled across west central iowa. local officials say it's one of the worst storms they've seen in 20 years. winds reached 90 miles per hour. power was knocked out in the city of denison and dozens of homes were destroyed. >>> lightning and thunder storms rolled through the new york city area. three men were hospitalized after being struck by lightning at a new york city beach yesterday afternoon. >> lightning did hit the water. >> it hit the water. >> it hit the water or the sand. you can see like an explosion. you could see stuff lift up and then people just running. >> it was really