i want to move on because to this part of it, because it is interesting, for mccormack got smashed.rn none in massachusetts was out raids at how he had taken on the president's younger brother. mccormack got smashed and he realized life was unfair,ut the interesting thing about teddy was with an sure order the timey got elected all of a sudden these aquarius of the senate came to regard him for differently than they regarded his brothers. >> i think that goes to the family birth order. he was not the runt of the family, the youngest of nine. en he came to the senate, the senate even more than today, much more than today was an old man's club and they expected him to be a brat to kind of have the run of the plays, who came and then traded on the family lane-- name and he didn't. he knew how to be deferential. he also has an incredible social intelligence that i think his brothers didn't have in knowing how to size of situations in knowing how to read people, knowing how to be self-deprecating. the elders of the senate love that and ireally served his purpose. he learned how to be a

please say hello to mary mccormack. [ cheers and applause ] you look great.. >> thank you. good to be here. >> we met at howard and beth stern's wedding. we sat next to each other. that was a lot of fun. >> it was a lot of fun. >> although i sensed that you were having some trouble watching howard marry another woman. >> it was sad. it was really sad. bless her heart though. >> yeah. >> she's a good woman. >> yes. >> she looked gorgeous. it was so much fun. >> it was a lot of fun. we did have a lot of fun. but it's weird. because you did the movie how long ago? >> golly, i don't know. a thousand years ago. >> a long time ago. and yet, still, that's like a big thing. >> the best job i ever had. what's more fun? i'm a huge stern fan. i love him and i love his act. but yeah, it was great. >> and you're still in touch with him? >> yeah. no, we're great friends. he came to see boeing boeing the play i did last year. it was the opening night. he have so sweet to come because he gets up at 5:00. he left at intermission. he texted me. it was so funny, i have to go to

want to talk about t mccormack campaign of 62. he brandon 62 and and i was with him then and of course i s inhe campaign with kenne agents roiney and help organize some of the union supper go the question is and 62, someone said what would it have tacen to get adi out of that campaign? i think i know what happened. i didn't read the book so i'm not sure, if someone could answer tt question for me, i will give you my take on it for just in case. as i recall it, and as my uncle and mfather would tell me and i was 18 at the time so i was young. i was in politics then and now buta recall, the speaker and the senator that time, of course the president's father, try to get ready to run for governor. instead, i think-- orrin. but, i recall that i think the president was willing to make adi i think secretary-- secretary of the navy i think, if i have a right. i was wondering wt your take on it w, someone brought up the fact. >> i am, i am lathan sir because i am so into this with you and it is likeo have the century ago and i am thinng ab

i want to move on because to this part of it, because it is interesting, for mccormack got sshed. evern none in massachusetts was out raids at how he had taken o the president's younger brother. mccormack got smashed and he realized life was unfair, but the interesting thing about teddy was with an sure order the timey got elected all of a sudden these aquarius of the sena came to regard him for differently than they regarded his brothers. >> i think that goe to the family birth order. he was not the runt of the family, the youngest of nine. when he came to the senate, the senate even more than today, much me than today was an old man's cl and they expected him to be a brat to kind of have the run of the plays, who came and then traded on the family lane-- name and he didn't. he knew how to be deferential. he also has an incredible soci intelligence that i think his brothers didn't have innowing w to size of situations in knowing how to read people, knowing how to be self-deprecating. the elders of the senate love that and it really servedis purpose. he learnedow to be a junior

but when you hear that debate in which young ted kennedy is just a broad cited by eddie mccormack who out of character and just lambasting that is the famous line. at is the famous line that haunted him for a long time that was. >> you are any more at a kennedy it wld be a jok >> he was right. >> we will be cited again. >> if your name was, or were? [laughter] if your name was edw more your candidacy would be a joke. he was t patarch of the family and in 1962 he w considered a joke and unqualified for the race. and to mccormick was talking about the trade of the family navy was on his family named. [laughter] >> that was true he ran against a republican a sign from a large family who did not bring it up because he knew he was trading on his. everyone was. [laughter] but six years, when you go from 62 through 68, in an enormous fan of his life of the country because a 1962, i covered this letter from ted complaining to his father and they were priceless saying that any mccormick was convinced that teddy would not run and he was convince because he was at a reception in washington and b

helen mccormack from woodbridge, virginia starting the house almost five years ago and she's the president and ceo. the house -- this woman has so much energy. she has unlimited passion, and commitment to our young people and i just wanted to salute her and honor her today. let's tell everybody what the house is about. >> j.c., i'm honored to stand and be with you with the house in my background. 4 1/2 years ago we started a program for kids, students who at 2:00 when the bell rings don't have anywhere to go and our organization keeps them positively engaged. so we started out our simple actions repeated over time determine the life they are going to live. i'm hoping that your viewer and the people who know us already will want to join us. >> and when the kids come to the house they get all kinds of programs. you feed them. she does this on her own. she and her husband, who is a minister out of their own pocketbook. i want you to go to the houseinc..com. >> the house-inc..com. >> get more information. >> this woman is incredible. she had three kids and you love going to the house, don't yo

tammy mccormack was traveling with an army unit when the vehicle was hit by an explosive device. audrey barnes has more. tragic, season it. >> it is tragic. we were all stunned a couple of years ago when kimly dozer was critically injured by a bomb blast in baghdad that killed two people she was traveling with and now it has happened again. th co time a mccorm k,porra est correspondent for cbnds rao is fighting for her life. she was in afghanistan to cover the escalation of violence there. august is the deadliest monday of the eight-year war for u.s. ki cesedll in .sbeen afghanistan thisaf ga omfrt hawas hit ves e cls hit b an ied earlier today. she was originally treated at aa e iorgery to stablize n. s thendo ioithan. doctors then had her air n.air additionsenew innew york but has had numerous tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan. fayoe may not recognize her ce, you most ceairtnly cehave heard r henle.icvo she has icbeen athe ntce erof stories for years. she was in ground zero on september 11th and in new orleans for hurricane katrina and in the gulf when the war in iraq start

roadside bomb killed army specialist abraham wheeler and seriously wounded cbs radio reporter cami mccormack mick. do you know who did it? >> yes, sir, we do. we know exactly who did it. >> reporter: this lieutenant colonel told cbs news three men were arrested after a search brought in suspects with evidence on their hands. >> there were three individuals there that had explosives three times the normal limit or tolerance levels for t.n.t. >> we watched as a team of investigators boarded a helicopter carrying the physical evidence, including fingerprints, that could convict the three men of murdering an american soldier and wounded a u.s. citizen. except... one of the bombers had a cell phone with the number-to-the ministry of defense in kabul, which might explain why a letter arrived from the ministry saying they'd arrested the wrong men. >> we think he was tide to the minister of defense, someone in that office that began to put political pressure. >> reporter: the three are still in u.s. custody and could be put on trial. but u.s. officers say they will there will be neither justice nor

the sour notes after paul mccormack's big concert. >> get ready for the heat and humidity -- the sour note after paul mccartney's big concert. >> a look at the forecast coming up. >> lisa baden will be back with with >>> hello. i am with the ocean city beach patrol. come on and see us. good morning, washington! >>> looks like a lot of fun out there. he is on his way. 6:12 is your time. fans faced a long and winding road for, according's concert on saturday night. some fans faced delays of more than two hours. paul mccartney delayed the concert by more than an hour to allow fans to find their seats. most fans were heading towards a single entrance and that other cases were under air and space utilize. that would make for an uncomfortable situation -- other seats were underutilized. 6:13 is your time. a soggy week. >> we have some eyewitness pictures from ocean city. there were heavy storms. they were ankle deep in a lot of the storms. things are looking better for today. >> have a nice clear monday. >>> it was a rough weekend. there were severe tornado and heotr warnings. high preure c

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and cbs radio reporter, cammy mccormack, was wounded in the explosion. >>> and the megamillions drawing york city. and the other in san gabriel, california. >>> and a 17-year-old mike herham has been the youngest person to circumnavigate the globe. returned to england, where he left from back in november last year. that's a quick look at the headlines. >>> over to marysol, with the weather. >> thanks, ron. good morning. we start in the southwest. hot and dry. 94 in los angeles. 109 in las vegas. both of the cities could see record-breakers for today. we have excessive heat warnings and high fire danger, especially along the coast. completely different story in the midwest. it feels like autumn. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal. minneapolis, 67 today. kansas city, 77. chicago, 65. thanks so much. this weather report has been brought to you by chase. >>> now, we go back to boston and kate. >> okay, marysol. thanks. we see a lot of the cars pulling up, a lot of the family. many of the visitors we've seen over the past few days are actually not family but part of a unique club. fo

my dad never wrote a word his life, but darren mccormack, who stayed with him, i said, would you justwrite down whever my fher says? and he did. and heanded me this text. >> se: the only poem he ever wrote? >> the only poem h ever wote. >> rose: here it is. the la time you talked iaid i wanted t see it andou sent it me so irought it with me. "you're a gem of a man, i wonder whe people like you are hatched, god se you to me u're an angel. me a favor, givee a scratch. put me to sleep so i can be reborn. i'm going to mis you. you're m little guy. i sh my wife was alive, she would tell you what i good man i am. i'll give youhe necklaceor a drink. me a favor, cver me, put me to sleep. how should i slee all of this moneyand what gd i it? mething is missing, i'm dying. oh, i'm about 55, everything is all right, i don't realizeow sick i was. i didn't realize how sick ias. you know,sometimes i like to eat eggs. do me a favor, ve me a satch. i'm so glad i have a rich son o brought you to m this place isigger than you think. how are the ki? i wish you would take care of julian. i worry. do a fav

my dad never wrote a word in his life, but darren mccormack, who stayed with him, i said, would you justwrite down whatever my father says? and he did. and he handed me this text. >> rose: the only poem he ever wrote? >> the only poem he ever wrote. >> rose: here it is. the last time you talked i said i wanted to see it and you sent it to me so i brought it with me. "you're a gem of a man, i wonder where people like you are hatched, god sent you to me, you're an angel. do me a favor, give me a scratch. put me to sleep so i can be reborn. i'm going to miss you. you're my little guy. i wish my wife was alive, she would tell you what i good man i am. i'll give you the necklace for a drink. do me a favor, cover me, put me to sleep. how should i sleep? all of this money and what gd is it? something is missing, i'm dying. oh, i'm about 55, everything is all right, i don't realize how sick i was. i didn't realize how sick i was. you know, sometimm i like to eat eggs. do me a favor, give me a scratch. i'm so glad i have a rich son who brought you to me. this place is bigger than you think. how a

my d never wrote a wordin his life, but darren mccormack, who stayed with him, i said, would you justwrite down atever myather says? and he did. and h handed me this text. >>rose: the only poem he ever wrote? >> the only poeme everrote. >> rose: here it is. the st time you talked said i wantedo see it and you se itto me so i brought it with me. "you're a gem of man, i wonder ere people like you are hatched, god snt you to me, you're an angel. do me a favor, gi me a scratch. put me to sle so i can b reborn. i'm going to ms you. you'rey little guy. wish my wife was alive, s would tell you what i good man i am. i'll give y the neckla for a drink. do me a favor,over me, put me to sleep. how should i slp? all of this mone and what gds it? something is missing, i'm dying. oh, i'm abou 55, everything is all right, i don't realize how sick i was. i didn't reali how sick i was. you know, sometimes i like to eat eggs. do me favor,give me a cratch. i'm so glad i have rich son who brought you toe. this place is bigger than y think. how are the kds? i wish you woul take care of julia i worry. dome

while will and grace's eric mccormack goes retrowith the 1950's sci-fi inspired "alien trespass." >> this old twn, you're stock raving -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: if you're in the mood for some hit tv, get toed truth with -- to the truth with tim as he leads his team through lie detectors through season one of "lie to me." it includes your own lesson in microexpression training. that's how they tell us someone is lying or not. that's going to be cool to have your lesson in how they do it. you can do it too. let's talk about music. one of the big top releases, jesse james is releasing her self-title album today. it was required in los angeles, new york, nashvie and london. it takes off with the song called "wanted" it's a full throttle dance scorcher we're told. there's also -- [ indiscernible ] this is probably the big music news today. george strait releases his 38th studio effort. it is called appropriately "twang." it's a follow-up to the platinum selling album of the year "troubadour ." it's desitined to go to number one and destined to spawn a couple of number one hits. ch

the toughest moment came when eddy mccormack turned and said almost sneeringly, if your last name wasif your last name were moore instead of kennedy, you swro wouldn't have a chance. that's one we didn't think about. of course, teddy looked a little flustered. but he relaxed. he came back with a very statesman like answer about how proud he was that his name and his brother. he did okay. and he won. >> yes. >> interestingly enough, if you got another minute -- interestingly enough, a year plus later teddy was scheduled to appear on meet the press, the "hardball" of its day and national television. and it was the sunday a week after the cuban missile crisis ended. the president knew that the rest of the world would consider anything said by the president's brother on television as being the position of the president and the inside story about the cuban missile crisis. sow sent me up -- actually, it was the actual weekend the crisis ended, to brief teddy about the cuban missile crisis and i enjoyed that responsibility as well. all these years have gone by and he doesn't need any briefin

right e now on twitter an i ntwa to show they hat peoplee th ey were doing or thinking whendown mccormack. he wrote, it was weird having to check sites for wsomne stories. how quickly we have gotten usned to stories being tweeted to us >> my favoriro o fnem jerricho and i'm fnot ingog to produce the when twitter t was en twitter was down my productivity rate ntwentthroug . ro and catherine r idte wndote totally lost. lllowas some people very upset and the big question now, a big question on the blogs this morning is who is behind these attacks? there's a lot of speculation, but it is a question as of now nobody has the answer to just yet. >> thank you. >> what's this twitter thing they are talking about. >> i don't know. but talking about the weather had a lovely lunch inside of a restaurant at silver spring. the outside tables a little sticky, i bet they will be fighting for them today. >> a great day to go anything outside. you want to exercise outside, it will be not too hot or humid but as goldie locks said just right. she won't be happy on sunday when temperatures in the 90s. a heat

after spotting her pal at the bottom of the pool, eva mccormack got her up to the surface.nd got the attention of lifeguards who got her out of the water and performed cpr. she's made a full recovery. that's a first look at the head lines. now, back to bill and kate. >> young hero. thanks, ron. >>> back out to marysol, in montauk, new york. and the rest of the weather for the rest of the country. mary? >> good morning, bill and kate. good morning, everyone. we go straight to the maps. severe weather for folks in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. the weather you see here today has nothing to do with hurricane bill. we could see pop-up thunderstorms and showers. 60-mile-per-hour, to 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts. we can't rule out flash flooding or hail. behind that system, we have below-normal temperatures. it's starting to feel a lot like wall in the great lakes area. these temperatures are just about 5 to 15 degrees below normal. so, they stop taking those drugs during pregnancy. now, both psychiatrists and obstetricians are saying it may be okay for some pregnant women to

>> no, i was down at the mccormack place for the 2016. >> the 2016. that's how chicagoans refer to the olympics they're so desperately working to secure. and random shootings are not the kind of publicity city leaders want. but unless the gang bangers listen -- >> put your guns down. put your guns down. we're out here. you know, we're shooting innocent babies. put your guns down. >> and police get a handle on this, chicago's hope of olympic gold in danger of being tarnished. that 15-year-old girl who was shot during my conversation with chris mallette, her name is takara swain. we spoke with her cousin, who was right there when the shooting happened. >> we heard the gunshot and we thought they were fire crackers. we looked around, are those fire crackers? my mom was like, no, that's a gunshot. i was about to run but i remembered that my cousin was right here and i turned around and she was on the ground. >> we spoke with takara's family. she is still in the hospital tonight in critical but stable condition. the shooter has not been caught. >>> stoppin

nell mccormack of "smartalk" onharrisburg, pennsylvania's witf. and frotampa, robori, of we's "florida this week." we talk earlier on the ogram about ben bernanke, his recent pronouncent that the economy appeareto be leveling out, eve than as he cationed about some continuing problems. how doe that jive wh where you ar >> wl, that's what they say kind of on the coa here in the hear land, job losstill really hurts. this weeke learned tat mercury marine, expects to move 2,000 jobs out of the state of wisconsin, nowur unemplment rate is at 8.7. but there are me pockets in is state, particularly the region where the g. m. plant closed this smer, where the unemployment rate is at 18.5% so if this recery is coming, i thk wehere in wisconsin say bng it on. >> brown: nell abom, what's ppening there? >> well,overnor rendell this wek said tat business expansions are gwing at a greater rate th business closings for the first me in aear we have more job onings than we have jobs being lost but at the sa time he cautioned is is not a predtion for the future. ri

eva mccormack got her up to the surface. and got the attention of lifeguards who got her out of the water and performed cpr. she's made a full recovery. >> cpr, people. learn it. learn it. you could save a life. >>> marysol, back out in montauk, new york. she's going to give us the rest of the weather foreshe rt of the nation. >> that's right, bill and kate. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. the other big story, severe weather, oddly enough, on the east coast. we could see thunderstorms this afternoon. heavy flooding. some hail. this front by the way is responsible for keeping hurricane bill actually off of land. so, if you live anywhere ive ane thanks so much. more on hurricane bill and your saturday outlook later on in the show. back to new york and kate. >> marysol, thanks. >>> now, a "gma" medical alert. for the first time ever, doctors are issuing guidelines for treating depression during pregnancy. up to 23% of pregnant women struggle with depression. and many worry about how antidepressant drugs will affect

good to see you, daniel mccormack and didier, thank you for joining us, as well. >>> share in creditagricole are one of the top gainers today after the bank reported forecast beating second quarter profit. the figures were partly saying the high earnings in investment banking division, net profit beat forecasts of nearly $490 million, almost three times last year. the banks says it is well placed and feels confident about the future and says it won't need the second phase of help from the french government. >> you viewers in europe will see able to see the interview on closing bell, but wherever you are, you'll be able to see the interview where else? cnbc.com. >>> the chairman of fsa says he will back bank taxes. lord turner said capital requirements against trading activity will be the most powerful tool in eliminating profits, but says if those measures were inconsistent, then he personally would consider taxes on individual trngzs. >> ross, china's sovereign wealth fund, cic, may be going on a global shopping spree. according to various reports, cic is looking to expand its joe s

people to go to the sun dance film festival with air fair taken care of courtesy of mccore mac & -- mccormacks. one of the neat things about our web site, any restaurant you want to visit with us, you are able to find our menus we print every day. our lunch, dinner, and happy hour menus are available every day. today we are going to do a warm potato salad tossed in a vinegarette. with a little oil in the pan, you take your fillet. put it in there. >> you don't have to dip it in egg or anything? >> not necessary. just a little water on it. if it doesn't seem like it is adhering well, that should be enough for you. it is still a relatively healthy dish. there is very little fat or oil in this. so while our fish is cooking a little bit in another pan, i'm going to start our potato sesm. i prefer this over another item of potatos. so if you cook them off a little bit, you want to heat them up just a touch, so we do want to do warm potato sal yad. we make dressing and have the recipe available. it is a champagne viegarette. it lends itself to anything you want to put it with. whether you want to u

mccormack junior in the democratic primary. >> i love seeing that old film, don't you? this video is from 1962. that is when ed kennedy was elected to finish the rest of his term of john f. kennedy. we won the term in 1964. ted kennedy died last night at the age of 77. fellow massachusetts senator john kerry says kennedy was a larger-than-life presence who was simply the best. >>> a teen accused of bringing pipe bombs, a chainsaw and a sword to his old high school is expected to be charged today. police in california believe that the 17-year-old planned monday's attack for months. they think he was targeting faculty who he believed wronged him. two bombs went off. there was no serious damage or injuries. a teacher describes how he stopped the teen. >> he's running towards people instead of towards safety. so that kind of made me a little bit, kind of worried about what this kid was doing. i just decided to -- i closed the distance and put him in a bear hug. then i decided to kind of flip him and put him on the ground, and that's when the thinking came in. i just thought

he'll face mccormack jr., brother of the speaker of the house in the democratic primary. what's in it for me? i'm not looking for a bailout, just a good paying job. that's why i like this clean energy idea. now that works for our whole family. for the kids, a better environment. for my wife, who commutes, no more gettin' jerked around on gas prices... and for me, well, it wouldn't be so bad if this breadwinner brought home a little more bread. repower america. i hope our senators are listening. >>> welcome. there is a live look this morning on this american morning. it's 14 minutes past 6:00 there in hyannisport, massachusetts at the kennedy compound at the police presence there. we saw a coroner's van leave 30, 45 minutes ago as well. we got the news late last night that senator edouard kennedy lost his valiant fight with brain cancer passing away at the age of 77. >> live look at the capitol building now where the flag is lowered to half staff in memory of senator kennedy, dead at the age of 77 after a long fight with brain cancer. you know, it was may of 2008 when he was diagnosed