dad carrying maya until they got close. but maya must have felt her dad's heartbreak. >> dad, i can't walk that fast! >> reporter: he had his two little ones back in his arms. >> i love you, daddy. >> i have been dreading each step that leads to separation, you know, i want to see her grow up, very happy to see her grow up but too fast. >> reporter: maya found her cubby and got right to playing with puzzles. then it was time for the parents to leave and dad just couldn't let go. >> i love you! >> reporter: there were a few tears and extra hugs and now that maya made it to the big girl school she wants to ride the big girl bus. on the upper east side, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> the salter family says that they really were fortunate by getting into a universal pre-k school only blocks from their apartment. >>> major changes coming to chain restaurants across the city. the board of health just approved a new rule that forces them to warn diners about salt on the menus. cbs 2's ilana gold shows us what people can expect. >> repo

maya play?brenda. >> i can't, like i can't stand brenda. and she knows why. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: brenda knows why. >> why? why don't you like me? a lot of like amazing maya vocal work. >> jimmy: brenda is a great game. >> brenda. >> jimmy: whoever came up with brenda is great. >> paula. >> jimmy: this is the world premier of the trailer for "sisters," the new comedy starring tina fey, amy poehler, maya rudolph, lots of other hilarious folks, in theaters december 18th. check this out. [ cheers ] >> put him in. >> you have to flirt. >> my sister and i are looking for a yard artisan to do some work on our bushes. >> i bet working on other people's bushes really makes you want to whack your weeds. >> that was dirtier than i thought. >> that got dirty fast. ♪ >> i thought i saw the ellis sisters. i heard you were having a a party. >> it's such a desperate event. >> that's a snazzy belt. >> thank you! >> yeah, congrats on your wrestling championship. >> it's a lot of underteeth, but i think i'm gett

maya angelou. rosanna: do you have a favorite quote? greg: bill clinton you were the first black president. rosanna: i like this one, i learned that people will forget what you said, forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. greg: that is a good one. maya angelou. rosanna: we have been saying it wrong for a number of years. greg: we lost maya a year ago. anna: yes, 2014. greg: a lot of her property is up for auction. anna: yes, i learned in school it was angelou. actually i found a clip of her saying it is pronounced that way. as you probably know, she was one of the greatest writers of our time. she died in 2014, but she was a collector of art and 44 pieces are going on sale to the public tomorrow at swan auction galleries. i spoke to her grandson and got a preview of the collection. here is a look at her life and the art she loved. >> you can shoot me with your words and cut me with your lies you can kill me with your hatefulness, but like life, i rise. >> poet, actress, civil rights activist and the re

what other factors should we be watching out for maya? nikkei lost almost 300 points yesterday. >> exactly. we should see how chinese markets open in an hour. they were rangebound until the shanghai posted the biggest drop in three weeks. here is how asian markets are opening tuesday morning. south korea's kospi slightly down. it's a mixed morning in asia with all eyes on the boj today. back to you. >> thank you, maya. >> japan's population is aging fast and increasingly likely people will be able to live on public pensions after they retire. they drafted new pension systems to make up for declining public pension payouts. the draft system allows businesses and employees to share the risks involved in investing the contributions. labor ministry officials want to make it easier for smaller firms to offer pensions to their workers. the current corporate pension system requires companies to pay out fixed amount to retired workers. the new program will allow companies to adjust payment amounts based on investment returns. firms will be requir

. >> maya, we've seen the impact on stocks. what are we seeing as far as commodities, currencies and bond markets? >> to make it simple, stocks are down a dollar. bond markets and gold prices are rallying. one analyst said the biggest surprise was the fed's comments were really jobbish. low rates usually weaken the dollar. but one currency dealer said the dollar's fall is pretty temporary as there's still a chance of a rate hike in october. that's keeping the door open for the dollar to gain in the upcoming months. the dollar is lower, below 120 yen. and one thing to keep in mind is japan is head formal a long holiday through wednesday. if you're a money manager it's your last time to make hedges and sell stocks. we may see more down trend throughout the day. it's already down over 200 points right now for the nikkei. >> we'll definitely keep track of that. thank you very much, maya ashe'd delive at the tokyo stock i guess exchange. >>> president xi jinping said their countries play an important role in the global economy. the

even though i was five for six 1/7 to put together these pieces of conversation maya understood there is something going on that affected us that meant my parents couldn't get regular work so my earliest memories of time in the city was subway rides and walking but those memories are infiltrated by a sense of anxiety and foreboding with the knowledge that they cannot secure steady employment we had to keep moving so that contributed to the attendees with that location. >> and your father decided he could no longer your produce the living that he wanted in new york and could not get steady employment so he went back but it was your mom's decision to keep you and your younker brother here. she told me at one point she talked to your kindergarten teacher in to learn how well you we're doing that was one aspect that made her decide we have to keep the family hear. talk about that decision that she made despite being undocumented. >> the decision evolves over several years. initially it is the conversations my mom and my dad had with my teacher a burning was taking to the class. i had a co

meet maya who was injured in the bosnian war and lost her leg.hat made maya's prospectic leg also made a tail for winter the dolphin. all right. and it was through that connection that maya found her dog rosie, the great dane, who also lost a leg and got a new one from the hanger clinic. maya says, as you can tell, it was love at first sight. and there is rosie. on her prosthetic leg. >> very cute. >> doesn't get any cuter than that. would have been nice to see a picture of the dolphin but we'll work on that. >>> a man arrested in connection to the highway shootings in phoenix to make his court appearance. we'll bring that live when it happens. >>> still ahead, americans give millions of dollars to help victims of natural disasters, but questions about where that money is really going. congress is searching forrens s answers. >>> a u.s. marine is finally being honored. >> i couldn't tell you all the good things about my brother because there's too many. iflike i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is kind of a big deal. it's finally b

. >> good afternoon, commissioners a resident i'm working for maya we're working under the leadership the planning department with the mission action plan we're focusing in displacement and we're talking about dbi and we are working on this working-class that the city is trying to tackle those issues as soon as you approve those you're not really going with the community it is always the people don't desire and see this is you should stop this project we're at mixed use for this building thank you. >> hi, i'm peter among other things i run the missouri joe theatre it is my understanding also that pelvic active services is not a place where serb it in nc zoning whether in the legitimate or hold the formal inquire to determine that and 49 thousand square feet is a massive change and also the owners represented a maximum space is 16 thousand space that was in fact, sdwooi thousand square feet we're going from 25 to 13 thousand alexander 13 thousand legal artist and 49 thousand new office space that is not in portion never mind in an nc zone in a working-class neighborhood that in match t

that's -- [ cheers and applause ] >> when the you're a genius. >> seth: yes. >> maya rudolf.d that, 'cause she has a -- again, you had a whole private plane, other people. >> no, maya rudolph is funnier literally before she gets out of bed in the morning. [ laughter ] than anyone else is all day. >> seth: labor day. did you do anything? >> just hanging out. went to -- out to fire island a little bit and just, yeah. relaxing with the kids. i took in a lot of, a lot of "star wars." >> seth: yeah. a big "star wars" weekend. force friday. >> happening already. force friday. i put on "myth busters," it was like a special "star wars" "myth busters." i went to target. there was "star wars" goldfish crackers. [ light laughter ] and i -- really made me think. 'cause as everyone knows, the movie "sisters" me and amy poehler comes out the same day. >> seth: same day as "star wars." [ cheers and applause ] >> as "star wars." i feel like, i'm embarrassed for them. 'cause obviously they're scared. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> they started -- they're starting this marketing way too early

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. >> maya understanding their living outside already there will return where they are. >> but if you go to north philly that is 67 miles away and they are displaced as well that is nowhere near >> their condos and homes that line of parkway they can check the homeless but what about all those houses? it seems like a lot of effort it is still not secure. >> what is the next up? to republic is coming out to offer their home and churches for them to stay for the next week now they are planning a demonstration. but they are here and not going anywhere. >> thanks. >> tracy morgan got a standing ovation last night with a surprise appearance at the major -- and he's. he gave up the award for the best drama series for given perot's. he gave a speech faking them for their support after his 2014 car accident. he didn't lose his sense of humor. >> the only recently i have started to be myself again which means a lot of young women are going to get pregnant at the after party. [laughter] >> surveillance cameras and bulletproof falls it is the first safe school. >> i expected something a little m

>> we're going to have to ask bill haider, maya rudolph. >> no, we're going to get maya.s my prediction. >> get ready to double the cuteness. a photographer in london named sandy ford who did a series photos focused on newborn twins. she positions them once they're asleep. they're only days old. she found out because they were laying in their mother's womb together so close before, they're very easy to pose together. if you put them a little further apart, they always move back in closer together because it's just their natural -- look how gorgeous they are. look at -- >> oh! oh! >> just beautiful. they remind me of those anne geddes. i've never seen it with twins before. very sweet. who would like to be in an instant good mood? if it's i-hoda, that's going to be one of us. still, there is a song that i don't know if you're going to like it but i think you're going to love it. if karen car pepenter sings it,m going to love it. it's called "i don't like it, i love it." i don't like it, i love it. it's by flo rider. ♪ i don't like it ♪ i love love love it ♪ so good it hurts

maya hero and my life than shining armor. >> my son and anthony we miss every day.him very dearly. >> james wendell. debra every harris. george harris. with philip parker. michael parks. robert parks, jr. robert. diane marie parsons. michael. gerald. loris robert. suzanne. stephen bennett patterson. james matthew patrick. man well. bernard patterson. clifford patterson, jr.. sierra marie. robert patterson. james robert fall. victor hugo. stacey linn. richard allen perlman. thomas nicholas. thomas. todd m. douglas. mike adrian. anthony. age-old. robert. hi richard turco. >> my cousin firefighter we love - - we love you, we miss you and you would be very proud how old your family has developed in the years without use. >> and my grandmother everything i worked hard for in strive to beat is for you and all that i love. >> salvatore. carl allen. john. angeles zoos and peres. anthony perez. nancy perez. joseph john. edward. glenn perry. glenn perry sr.. john william perry. franklyn alan. dna. michael john. gavin pearson. donald arthur peterson. jean. william. mark peters

it's the personal art collection of maya angelo. >> reporter: pieces out of the living room. >> it's exciting to see her personal side. she collected fabulous things. >> reporter: up for grabs at swan galleries. >> a real bond creatively between these artists who told stories like she did. >> reporter: many of the pieces inspired by and made for her. this vivid story quilt by artists faith ringold was commissioned by one of the maya angelo's champions, opera winfrey -- oprah winfrey for her 60th birthday. >> i have seen some of her work in other auctions. >> reporter: this features angelo surrounded by flowers with excerpts from her writings, estimated to be sold for $150,000. >> as i was walking here, i was saying to myself i am about to feast my eyes on $150,000 wall hanging. >> reporter: the collection gives you a chance to delve deeper into her passions. >> this shows the importance of african women in daily lives of people in ghana and it's a very scarce work by the artist. estimate 20 to $250,000. >> reporter: not all the pieces come with a hefty price tag. some a thousand doll

. >>> maya's quilt of life and other arts from the civil rights writer and leader maya angelou will hit the auction block this month. 50 pieces of art will be up for bid. that sale is expected to bring up to $640,000. >>> still ahead, how some teens are using e-cigs to get high. >> keeping the skies clear from drone incidents with a smart phone app. >> a father opens up about what this past year has been like. the very latest on the investigation in montgomery county. every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life -- we're a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get

. >> maya the rachel hale. richard hall. stanley hall. george hall. robert. vincent gerard.ilton. karl hammond junior. frederick. christopher hamm the. firefighter sean he may. valerie jones. >> firefighter paul michael lawrence. dana. christine hanson. it has been an honor the past 13 years to read all the names of the beautiful lives lost on this site and from my son you always will be the wind beneath our wings. >> peter hampton. sous hampton. gerald francis. jeffrey hardy. firefighter daniel edward harlan. francis. lieut. harvey harold. and melissa carrington. [silence] [bell ringing] one. [silence] [silence] stewart harris. john patrick. eric. john. my son paul robert you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father firefighter jon albert company to o one there is in today's that i don't think about you. you're an incredible person inside and out and i know you're up in heaven looking down on mom and a three of us provide hope you're so proud of the job you're raising wife has done with us i hope you are proud of the man i am becoming. make sure mom is a god blesses

. >> reporter: on-board educator maya nimesto says it's an experience that can change lives. >> if you're at the helm of your life you're the one deciding what you're doing and where you're going. and they get the chance to stand at the helm of a 100-foot ship and decide where the boat is going. >> reporter: girls who had never sailed find themselves doing things they'd never dreamed of. >> i was pulling ropes on a boat. and i helped it move. and i steered on the tiller and i did a whole bunch of things. >> reporter: the clearwater was launched in 1969 by the late pete seeger in an effort to bring attention to the toxic state of the hudson. the river has gained new life, and the clearwater keeps moving those who board her. >> i want something better for myself. i want to explore much more than i already have. >> yeah. >> and this has really shown me that. >> reporter: maybe three days on the water won't make you a full-fledged mariner. but it could give you the confidence to be the captain of your own life. harry smith, nbc news, beacon, new york. >> just beautiful. that will do it for us

i spent a lot of time is about why with maya first book in zimbabwe. i went there a number of times during the war in the '70s and found a publisher and everybody bought the book because it was how to make your personal freedom around the world and at that time 250,000 europeans and the country were thinking or making the chicken run and it flew off the shelves now there is less a 1,000 europeans left for prior to going back to january i will give a copy it is a waste of time he is just waiting to die but there are people under him may not see that as corrupt. i will be engaging in my hobby again. >> host: are you a friend? >> no per call lot of people knew him but i never met him unfortunately. >> host: why do you think zimbabwe became what it is today? >> because of a flawed philosophy. as time went on it became more and more corrupt but they had the wrong philosophical foundation and there would confiscate and in other words, it is 50 years ahead of where the united states is going. with you woke up this morning what issue was hard your mind? where

that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project.ink about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site

i have a dubsmash that maya rudolph had sent me. and a bunch of "snl" ladies a few months ago. and i'm like, "this is how a professional does it." so, i'm going to show it to you. this is such a high quality level of dubsmash, that it's not a music one. it's a dialogue one. >> seth: wow. >> it's some -- i don't know where the audio comes from. and i want to look for, one, just general amazingness. [ laughter ] two, precision of lip-sync. >> seth: yep. >> three, facial work. >> seth: and the also -- just professionally lit. brought in her whole team. >> no. literally, literally laying in her bed with no makeup on. she said i could show it on your show. and she says -- but i mean, like, internet, like, this should be the -- no one -- everyone should be as good as this or they shouldn't put it on the internet. >> seth: so, here we go. >> don't ever tell me i'm ugly. bitch, is you blind? [ laughter ] >> that's how do you it. >> seth: yeah. that's -- [ cheers and applause ] >> when the you're a genius. >> seth: yes. in her bed. >> seth: and that, 'cause she has a -- again, you had a

it was maya angelou who wrote, "still i rise. i am the hope and the dream."at and more. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page and abcnews.com. good night, america. all three kids asleep. huh? u thought i couldn't get ally to take a nap. aw, good job, honey. by the way, tomorrow we have to buy a pony. would you look at this great big stain here? that carpet guy swore up and down that he could get it out. look, i don't want to hear about stains, all right? the kids are asleep, the house is quiet. now it's quality time. just me and you.

it was maya angelou who wrote, "still i rise. i am the hope and the dream."nd more. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online 24/7

maya yoshida live from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> any chef will tell you mixing ingredients is an essential part of the cooking. it also makes it pretty hard work. the growing number of companies are looking at ways to auto mate food preparation. now nhk world's yang nguyen has been sampling the latest offerings. >> reporter: customers sit down to noodles at a ramen shop near tokyo. recently, the manager added a new dish to the menu. stir fried rice. >> mm, the rice is delicious. and just what i ordered. but i'm told it has not been cooked by a chef. back in the kitchen, a stir fry machine is going to work. there are two key parts. the first is a spiral rod to toss the ingredients. the second part is the wok. it rotates to ensure everything is heated evenly. that leaves the chef free to focus on the ramen. the rice is ready to serve in just 90 seconds. >> translator: we can expand the menu without having to hire more staff. >> reporter: another dish that needs mixing is sushi. not the fish. the vinegared rice it sits on. mixing rice with vinegar is a skill usually performed by a s

maya and bill donnelly say they heard this loud crash. when they went to investigate, that's what they saw. the hole in the roof and a 28-pound package had fallen through the roof, smashing the dog's house. luckily the dog was not in the garage at the time. police say a drug plane likely traveling from mexico accidentally dropped the bundle. accidentally i would hope. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> scott pelley is in new york. >> here's the cbs evening news tonight. the u.s. has abandoned its program to train syrian opposition fighters. we'll have a look at how the $500 million project failed. plus, donald trump gets down to specifics with the release of his tax plan. and they found water on mars. could humans be next? and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when

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maya hails from peru, excited to see the first south american born pope. >> being able to understand completely what he's saying, it's really, really amazing. its an a blessing. >> reporter: to help them navigate a new city with extremely tight security, papal volunteers are here to greet them with a smile. >> we've had people from mexico, peru, tasmania. >> we can direct them to help them figure it out. >> reporter: as they taxi from the airport, they'll see the highway signs lit up with warnings about road closures. once they get to center city, they'll be confronted with a maze of security and construction. fences now line the parkway. giant jum bro trons are up at city hall, plus port a potties for as far as the eye can see. >> a lot of police presence. >> fathers john mcginley and niklas monahan just arrived from scotland. they're hoping the tight security is mr.able so they can enjoy the week. >> looking to sharing with everybody from all over the world. >> reporter: the city's transformation extends up here to route 1. much of this area will be shut down because the hope is st

that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been

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but nutritionist maya feller says the amount of sugar varies wildly between brands. >> when you takend up putting back in is sugar. >> reporter: to help us understand, she offers a visual. >> when we look at sugar and protein in yogurt, you're going to be so surprised. this is what we found. is that a twinkie? >> that's a twinkie. an egg white. >> greek yogurt has four egg whites worth of protein. and. >> 0 over here, we have the probiotic. of course, that's why we love yogurt. >> but the sugar can potentially be a big deal. >> we're looking at elevated lipids, diabetes, hypertension, overweight and obesity. >> reporter: the good news? across different brands of vanilla greek yogurt, the sugar numbers vary significantly. >> so the chobani had 13 grams of sugar. when you go on the upper range, the activia greek yogurt has 21 grams of sugar. >> reporter: you're saying the difference between just the brands of vanilla greek nonfat yogurt is 7 grams of sugar? >> that's approximately one popsicle or two sugar cubes. >> just between these two brands. >> between those two. if you ate this y

. >> maya the rachel hale. richard hall. stanley hall. george hall. robert. vincent gerard.ilton. karl hammond junior. frederick. christopher hamm the. firefighter sean he may. valerie jones. >> firefighter paul michael lawrence. dana. christine hanson. it has been an honor the past 13 years to read all the names of the beautiful lives lost on this site and from my son you always will be the wind beneath our wings. >> peter hampton. sous hampton. gerald francis. jeffrey hardy. firefighter daniel edward harlan. francis. lieut. harvey harold. and melissa carrington. [silence] [bell ringing] one. [silence] [silence] stewart harris. john patrick. eric. john. my son paul robert you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father firefighter jon albert company to o one there is in today's that i don't think about you. you're an incredible person inside and out and i know you're up in heaven looking down on mom and a three of us provide hope you're so proud of the job you're raising wife has done with us i hope you are proud of the man i am becoming. make sure mom is a god blesses

>> clearly maya understanding is it is on the order of 550 gallons per minute if that is your asking. >> when we talk about the sledge the facts are that before the blowout the discharge rate was 70 gallons per minute minute, 100,800 gallons per day than now 60550 in eight or nine times what it was. that is with the epa candling. ms. mccarthy im blown away you indicate you did not anticipate that this type of pullout could occur. >> i did not say that. >> say you said you know, that it could occur but not prepared for it? >> we went in because of the concern was raised by us and other professionals there was potentially a pressurized blockage. retrying to take action to mitigate that. . . >> which never worked. he proved that was a false statement. the 4,000 for determination was not based on science. she did not have proper evidence, and we had a federal judge that verified. you come in here and tell us that we worked with the state of colorado. it does not sound that way once again. the result is damage to the environment. since you have been at the epa, how many people, industries,

. >> and with me in the studio is maya nayla, aid group oxfam. thanks for coming into the studio, what does oxfam believe is the best way to deal with this crisis? opening the european borders fully or more managed migration? >> there's not one simple solution but of course a part of it is resettling and some of the most vulnerable refugees from the region. so from the camps but from the broader region itself, most syrian refugees aren't in formal camps, they're scattered across lebanon and jordan. and the region is buckling under the strain. you've got close to 2 million refugees in turkey, 600,000 in jordan, 1 million in lebanon, a tiny country the size of wales, where one in four is a refugee from syria. you have to share the responsibility globally and the european union and the u.k. must do more to resettle some of those refugees. so the announcement today from david cameron was welcome, but it's a first step. >> the reality is though, i mean, is europe ever going to accept, as you pointed out just in lebanon 1 million refugees, scattered ac

neil: maya, thank you very much. to maya's point, if you are waiting for, that there's a danger in being specific and having a plan. i want you to think of jeb bush. he has a specific tax plan, think of chris christie. a very specific plan to deal with one entitlement, social security. both going nowhere in the polls, christie maybe worse. maybe that's what trump is studying and maybe trump is studying something else. history. those who get to the white house, oftentimes don't get there with very detailed plans. we'll explain after this. term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. it's more than a nit's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud

little things like to lease a campaign bus, we leased maya angelo's bus. >> maya angelo had a bus? >> we leased the bus, $130,000 to lease the bus for 10 months. what if if people put kids' names on the bottom so carson every day sees the reason. we paid for the bus in about three hours. you know, south carolina, filing fee. lets ask the people of south carolina if they can pay for the filing fee. 120 grand. >> so i would be rejected from the journalist if we didn't talk about muslims today? >> why today? >> so does dr. carson believe that it's not possible to have have any muslim who is capable of believing to be president of the united states? >> what he said was that -- they asked him if islam and the constitution could be put together. he said that if a muslim ran for president, he couldn't advocate for them until they supported religious freedom, other states not in the central tentant of islam as we know but willing to, you know, not support those kind of silly things, that would be fine. >> so the doctor's plan -- the way he has addressed the 11 illegal immigrant already her

maya angelou brilliant writer said this. you may not control all the events that happen to you but you can decide not to be reduced by them. wonderful words from maya angelou. [applause] i want the kind of politics a more caring society. don't let them reduce you to believing in anything less. so i say to all activists whether labour or not cut out the leading and especially them a judge in -- misogynistic abuse on line ants let's get back into bringing in real politics back into business. [applause] .. to strike millions of people off the electoral register this december, very clever. a year earlier when the independent election commission advised, what it means is this, 2 million people could lose the right to vote. that is 400,000 in london, 70,000 in glasgow. thousands every town, city, village. overwhelmingly students, people in and secure accommodation, short stay, stay, private let's. we know why the tories are doing it. they want to narrow the election by denying hundreds of londoners the right to vote. they want to