now, the magic ingredient is clearly mimi and her leadership. and i know she's part of that mix and i'm so sad that she wasn't able to make it today. but it is absolutely extraordinary group of motivated and compassionate visionaries that have allowed this to be such a successful place for our city. the residents and servers and the staff are amazing and when you go and eat there, you can tell how much they love the work that they do and how much they love to serve you. there is always someone standing out in front of delancy street in uniform smiling and welcoming guests to the restaurant. and recently when a dear friend passed away, the catering staff was able to organize kevin's service and reception and to honor the spirit and work ethic of this incredible man. while respecting the success of this organization, i am reminded how important it is to support the social enterprises like delancy street. just as mimi and her team had to fight back against prejudice and nimbiism [speaker not understood], we see similar projects continuing to fight

. >> mimi, there's a rain bow hitting your house. i think you have the treasure. >> "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good wednesday morning. it is october the 1st. we have on our shades of pink in support of breast cancer month. >> let's get do the fox news alert. the first case of ebola. >> the big question, will it spread? kelly wright is here with more. >> even president obama has been nose fied with the first ebola case in america. the unidentified man recently traveled to iberia showing no symptoms of ebola. several days after his arrival he became critically ill. he was rushed to presbyterian hospital where he is being treated in an isolation unit. they are monitoring his relatives or any one who may have had close contact with him. >> earlier in the show right here on fox and friends first er nurse sadie bowl law is not an easy disease to catch. it is not transmitted through the air. it has to be transmitted through bodily fluids saliva and blood. it is harder to catch. people on a plane with this gentlemen are no

i want to go to mimi in my home state of new jersey. mimi? >> reporter: boo-yah from the jersey shore, jim! >> i've got to get down to the shore. i'm redoing the pavement in front of my house. >> caller: been a longtime participant of your show, up to and including today. >> we're closing in on our tenth anniversary, which is like completely ridiculous. go ahead. >> caller: i need your wisdom and advice on a stock that's been on a downward spiral. if the company has a growth acceleration strategy and seems to be making accretive acquisitions, most recently, north american aircraft services, they have a share of buyback program in place, and a small dividend, but continue to expand their product line and services. my concern is, the military sales and the production delays. however, they report earnings on the 29th. my question, jim, is, triumph group, tgi, a buy? >> i like this, mimi. i've got to go peace on this. this is a stock that fully reflects the pullback. reminds me of a lion tech, except it's in aerospace. it went down first when bea

these clashes have been on the rise in some cases. >> okay, mimi, thank you very much indeed.university in egypt planning to protest on monday against a proposed overhaul of college laws, at least six students were arrested on sunday during illegal protest at the university of cairo and islamic al-izar and coincided with the start of the academic year and we report. >> reporter: students out in the thousands across university campuses and they say if the protests end then the world will think everything is fine in egypt and the campaign says students are back and demonstrating against the coup and what they say is a violation of basic rights. among the charged crowd were the supporters of the now out lawed muslim brotherhood and as many of other activists opposed to the active government. scanners and gates through a private security firm didn't help and students were angry at the arrangements and some say water bottles were being confiscated. >> we are trying as much as possible to avoid any clashes with security forces and they storm into campuses and they are haphazardly an

(cheers and applause) well, thanks for asking mimi, sean hannity delegat delegate-- delicately shootsis jiujitsu guns and can barley lift a two pound scimitar. i work out like a real man, i get up, make a protein face and throw it in the face of a jaguar, then i crab walk for 25 miles and stab a mountain in the heart. then i finish up with a little self-flagellation an a catapult work. i'm telling you, cranking the rack really blasts my core. and the past 18 months i've lost over 30 pounds. now most of that is blood weight thanks to the jaguar. of course, there is one-- (applause) of course there is one area of physical fitness where i will never match saern. flexibility. because listening to him answer questions about himself on his own show, i know i can never watch his abilities to get his head up his own ass. i mean literally, literally. i look forward to more of sean's answers to burning questions like how is this news. and what else is on tv. and what else is on tv. we'll be right back. introducing york minis. and what else is on tv. we'll be right back. a bite size new way to e

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. >> so here is mimi, for example. tell me about her. >> mimi is a phenomenal woman.me through a business networking group and said, you need to help me rebuild. so we put her on the rebuild program, which is a specific food plan, supplement regiment and exercise program and you can see mimi's results. she was also set up for or had risks for cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, other inflammatory marks that would dictate maybe she would be heading back to cancer and all of those are gone. >> astounding. joan lunden, you've been working with her. what are you able to tell us? >> i can't give you too much information on it, but joan is a warrior and when she gets something in her head, she goes with it. the principles of "rebuild" really helped her get through her process. >> what are those principles? if you're at home right now, obviously reading your book is key. but what are some things we can take away today to say do these three things and it will be a difference maker? >> the three things are if you can just focus on eating all nutrient dense whole foods, g

. >> i can see the mimi on twitter, i can hazmat. >> a lot of older people won't get that joke. we are hip though. we are into the social networking. andy, why don't you make a compromise here. why don't you dress up as the bubonic plague which killed 25 million people, but is it was in the 14th century and won't offend everybody. >> people are not dressing up is a ebola. you are paying tribute to the brave americans who are on the front lines of fighting this horrific disease. anyone opposed to this is unpatriotic and probably likes isis. i am shocked people are outraged about a halloween costumes. this never happens every single year. >> that is so true. last year we did the story about the british girl who were degreed a twin towers. remember? i think we did that story. >> for $79.99 the thing better work. >> that's right. a real hazmat suit is $11. no, it. we checked on amazon. >> i don't think it is a level four bio suit. >> it is one of those suits you you to clean up your attic and clean the raccoon debris. >> how did you know about that? >> i own one. >> you own a raccoo

other inductees include mimi silver, director francis ford coppola, and jimmy ivene. >>> it was 50 years this month, that the free speech movement was born on the uc berkely campus. today, people gathered again to reaffirm the message. as christian captain reports, a new approach in the spirit of free speech. >> reporter: crowds filled crowd plaza on the uc berkely plaza 50 years to the day after the free speech movement started in this spot. a movement that started with a student in the back of a police car, and labor organizers, founder of the united farm workers on hand today, to reflect on 50 years of free speech, and to say the work isn't done yet. >> we have made gains in many areas, but we know some of the fundamental issues are still there. the issue of racism, poverty. not having access to education really for everybody. >> reporter: student organizers say they're ready to carry the banner of free speech. >> you know, it's not just complaining. it's organizing, and really working together to envision what free, or speech can mean. it's not just free speech, but it's speech for f

. >> my dad got me a screaming mimi, it was like a fire alarm that went off.ep through it. >> reporter: when i am sound asleep, i'm sound asleep. my alarm doesn't always work for me. let's get out to chicago, highs were in the 40s. they had snowfall the early e 40s. they had snow early. this is early for chi town. we have 15 states under frost advisory. this is a mass of cold air that's pushing south and east. as we go live on sky 6. that's the view of of came may. we're seeing mostly clear skies and a little bit of a breeze, temperatures are milder on the watered than what we are this guy doing 30 or 40 miles inland. philadelphia, 46 degrees, a dewpoint of 36. the air is nice and dry, winds out of the west at 10 miles per hour. pressure reading 29.88 inches. slowly rising. 33 degrees in allentown, 351 on the boardwalk in atlantic city. you can sue see the huge drop off in temperatures the farther inland you you go. the ocean temperatures are in the 60s, you're feeling the ocean influence. sea isle city, 51. lancaster, 35, poconos, 33. of the a large contrast

house wives of at lan tax most popular of all of the series, also credited when discovering housewives mimieaks. wouldn't talk specifics about what is happening if philly but found one woman that she says will be a star. >> and i believe -- >> who do you think it is cents? >> i think i know who it is. >> can you say? >> but i can't say. >> of course you can't say. you don't want to spoil it. >> i'm reading on line. >> is she there? >> is that one every them? >> yes. >> yes. oh. don't say it, though. >> super secret place on the web. >> because you have to believe everything you see on the internet. >> the internet that amanda bynes isn't going anywhere apparently. >> recently placed back under pschiatric evaluation, and now, according to these latest reports, she going to be in the hospital for another two weeks. she was placed under a 72-hour hold on friday, that was after she spent a week in new york exhibiting really bizarre behavior, accused her dad of sexually abuse her, put a microchip in her brain. i don't know e her parents reportedly trick her into thinking she was returning to la

. >> mimi as a mom and a playground designer. >> playgrounds are not cheap. and something like this, i mean, in order to redo it, it costs money and so this is not -- it has to be replaced. >> but there's a bigger cost to the community, including a nearby preschool. its director telling me the little ones will have to stay away for now. she is sending a letter home to parents. meanwhile, montgomery county fire is looking for tips. >> we think that somebody knows something or saw something. might have been insignificant at the time, but it might be helpful to our investigation. >> wusa9. >> damage is estimated at $75,000. anyone with information should call the arson tip line. that number 240-777-2263. >>> new information tonight on that possible serial killer being held in indiana. today we learned that darren told police he killed one of his victims by strangling her with a cord. that victim, a 19-year-old prostitute who he met online was found dead in the bathtub of a motel 6 in hammond, indiana. van is suspected of killing seven women and possibly more. >>

you can hear the wind a little bit on mimi crow phone.competing in the 39th marine corps marathon. satellite and radar clear skies no rain in the forecast. as we head into the early part of the upcoming week. temperatures will continue to warm. highs today around 68. right now we're in the 50s except for washington one of the warm spots and low 60s at 61. great day to go out and see the fall foliage. western maryland and west virginia in peak color. d.c. area moderate to high color. windy conditions at times today but, again, balmy on tuesday and then a big temperature drop angie and adam. start to feel like late november as we get towards the end of next week. i'll have your full forecast coming up. >> then we start talking about winter. >> wish fall could stay forever. >>> moving on to a developing story overnight u.s. troops in afghanistan will be headed home soon. u.s. marines and british combat forces officially ended operations in afghanistan marking a historic day. the uk base and adjoining u.s. base handed control over to the afgh

mimi silbert, who he co-founded the dellancy street foundation and steven schneider who is known forcating the public about global warming. >> that's really the genious of california. there are so many different ways of heroically demonstrating your contribution to our state. >> the hall of fame is part of the california museum which maria shriver helped create. the purpose is to honor people with california connections who have made their mark on the state's history and people. >>> 8:25. students at uc berkeley marking the 50th anniversary of the free speech movement by demonstrating against the university's plan to develop a plot of land in albany. hundreds of students took part in yesterday's protests over the plan to build a supermarket and other stores on the land known as the gill track. the protesters want that site turned into a community farm. now, the free speech movement was sparked on october 1, 1964. that's when thousands of students protested on a campus ban. huge demonstrations followed before the university granted students the right to free speech. >> and it's not ju

ximena gÓrdoba, quiere hacer todo lo que yo hago, ¿quÉ les parece si las cuatro hermanas hacemos el mimi-mimio abre sus puertas, y muestra los altares del dÍa de muertos y lo verÁn con nosotros. >> en los deportes tenemos victoria y empate en la liga mexicana, y traeremos los encuentros entre toluca y leÓn. >> una televidente pide ayuda,su esposo intentÓ abusar de su vida y terminÓ en la cÁrcel, ahora requiere asistencia para legalizar su estatus, el abogado mario lobo le dice quÉ hacer. >> no se imaginan de quÉ manera el charro abriÓ su corazón, te queremos mi chente! >> ya volvemos ♪ ♪ >> quÉ sabor tienes, anita. ximenita, tu tambiÉn te la sabes. este fin de semana fuiste de viaje laboral, ¿no es asÍ? >> estuve tambiÉn de paseo, y tambiÉn laboral, por supuesto, estuve con mi gente de california, la pasÉ la revista "siempre mujer" me hizo una invitaciÓn muy bonita, una celebraciÓn mexicana, prontamente todos nosotros como latinos. >> cuando uno disfruta, no lo puede llamar trabajo, pero vamos a ver lo que nos preparÓ luis sandoval, adelante. >> muy buenos dÍas, en los angeles estamos content

. >> reporter: another reality roller coaster relationship, mimi and greg. >> we go through highs and low. >> reporter: 3.6 million atlanta housewives fans watched couple divorce in 2011 and when they retied the knot in 2013, hello cameras and hello ratings. >> i want to say hello to my groom and my love. >> i want that feeling back the the way it was in 1997. so for me, it work. >> reporter: chris and jessica, back to you. >> nothing is private anymore, we can see insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> hey, it is a big day here at cbs, as our family is growing. >> cbs radio has acquired two stationness philadelphia, 92.5, wxtu philadelphia's country station and wired 96.5, wrdw, philly's party station. cbs radio fill senior vice-president mark rayfield made the announcement this morning. three radio stationness miami are also included in the deal with the broadcast group. >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 vandals are caught on camera and police are looking for these suspects who punctured several tires and left hundreds

mimi posts, i thought uber was to give a ride. now uber is giving flu shots too? i'll pass. jenna writes, nah, i'm good. >> dorothy is okay with it because she wrote, absolutely. a registered nurse administers the injection not the driver. that's important to know. we want to know what you think. go to abc 7 facebook page and just let us know. interesting concept i guess. >> sure. there is a convenience in it. like you said, it's not as you're going down the freeway with some bumps. a better system. >> that would be a little treacherous. speaking of treacherous, a close call at a wild ride for a 2-year-old girl outside richmond, virginia. police say the mom got out of her suv to pump gas, leaving her daughter inside. the 2-year-old somehow climbed out of her car seat and put the vehicle in neutral. what happened next? well, the suv rolled through four lanes of traffic, down an embankment and right into an auto shop. >> as soon as it hit, i jumped out. mom was frantic. she scooped her little daughter out of the car. everyone was fine. >> witnesses say it was a miracle the roa

ximena gÓrdoba, quiere hacer todo lo que yo hago, ¿quÉ les parece si las cuatro hermanas hacemos el mimi-mimiuestra los altares del dÍa de muertos y lo verÁn con nosotros. >> en los deportes tenemos victoria y empate en la liga mexicana, y traeremos los encuentros entre toluca y leÓn. >> una televidente pide ayuda,su esposo intentÓ abusar de su vida y terminÓ en la cÁrcel, ahora requiere asistencia para legalizar su estatus, el abogado mario lobo le dice quÉ hacer. >> no se imaginan de quÉ manera el charro abriÓ su corazón, te queremos mi chente! >> ya volvemos con "despierta amÉrica" la calcita mÁs feliz la televisiÓn hispana, y aparte nÚmero uno! a o en el futuro, las mujeres de edad reproductiva deben tomar una multivitamina con ácido fólico para ayudar a prevenir defectos del tubo neural. para más información, llame al 1-877-217-3769 o visite spina bifida association punto o-r-g. un servicio público de la spina bifida association. ♪ ♪ >> quÉ sabor tienes, anita. ximenita, tu tambiÉn te la sabes. este fin de semana fuiste de viaje laboral, ¿no es asÍ? >> estuve tambiÉn de paseo, y tambiÉn

. >> vamos a bailar el "mimi mimi". >> vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs, pero no te vayas estamos en el mese res. >> quÉ te pasÓ? escÚpalo! >> aquÍe estÁ la carne molida, vamos a sazonarla, tengo comino, clavo molido, canela, orÉgano, ajo, sal al gusto, azÚcar y vinagre de manzana. >> quÉ bonito! hablo como usted. >> eso. >> usted es del norte? >> sÍ. del norte >> de dÓnde? >> de chihuahua. no me haga hablar asÍ porque luego me parezco a doÑa chona. >> tiene marido? >> sÍ. >> cÓmo se llama aquel? >> emerson. >> quÉ suertudote. >> le vamos a echar vinagre de manzana, le vamos a poner aceite de oliva, y si no quiere, no le pone. >> cÓmo no sÍ soy ponerías. >> la carne ahÍ! lo que vamos a hacer, mucha gente sazona, pero aquÍ lo vamos a mezclar todo junto. >> me gusta! como la bandera de mÉxico! blanco y rojo! bien bonito! colores, sabores! >> esto te va a gustar, mira que rico, me encanta el picadillo con cosas dulces, vamos a agregar pasas, almendras, aceitunas y alcaparras, vamos a agregarlo todo. >> no me quiere agregar a mÍ adentro? >> vamos a dejar que semestre dos sabores bien rico, y va

. >> one particular player said to me, please teach mimi to read well enough so that i can read aboutfonics to college students may sound absurd but at unc and many other big time sports schools it was suddenly very important business. because the ncaa's new policy that eliminated minimum sat and ac t-scores for athletes came with a catch. roughly half the athletes on each team would have to graduate or the schools wouldn't be allowed to compete in the postseason andç would lose out on millions. that's one of the reasons mary willingham says big time athletes at unc from funneled intoç custom made no-show classes they couldn't possibly fail. >> they would just have to turn in a paper at the end of the sell tess-- semester. there was no class. >> reporter: when you say no class, you mean no class. >> no klatt. >> reporter: they didn't ever go to class. >> they never went to close. >> they never took a test. >> they never took a test. >> they wrote a paper. >> not really wrote a paper but maybe copy and pasted a paper from a book or from an internet site. >> reporter: this is a bad jo

want to be the president, congresswoman, julia child, whatever is they want to be they can be and mimi -- and we need to push back on the people whose a we have predetermined disposition to be mediocre. that is just not correct. >> one quick thing. >> you got to do both. >> this troubles me greatly. speaking into my left -- >> i can hear you. >> i'm supposed to be moderating but there is no way. >> it troubles me they're still teaching that and still because i have a teacher in high school tell me not to bother to apply to a four year university, because chances are you will get pregnant and dropped out anyway. i have a high school teacher tell me -- that infuriated me to know an end which is probably why i am where i am today but push back on the baseless assumptions based on negative stereotypes people like to perpetuate. and we need to push back as a community and i think oftentimes people can make poor decisions when they are young. i can't tell you how many latino mothers with young kids have gone back to college or second careers and they go on to accomplish phenomenal things bec

want to be the president, congresswoman, julia child, whatever is they want to be they can be and mimi to push back on the people whose a we have predetermined disposition to be mediocre. that is just not correct. >> one quick thing. >> you got to do both. >> this troubles me greatly. speaking into my left -- >> i can hear you. >> i'm supposed to be moderating but there is no way. >> it troubles me they're still teaching that and still because i have a teacher in high school tell me not to bother to apply to a four year university, because chances are you will get pregnant and dropped out anyway. i have a high school teacher tell me -- that infuriated me to know an end which is probably why i am where i am today but push back on the baseless assumptions based on negative stereotypes people like to perpetuate. and we need to push back as a community and i think oftentimes people can make poor decisions when they are young. i can't tell you how many latino mothers with young kids have gone back to college or second careers and they go on to accomplish phenomenal things because they have

they left it out for mimi.ou are lucky tough to have a pool, rosemary, a pretty good day to get a swim in? >> you said it. a nice day for a pool party. mostly clear. we started out cool but temperatures are already building. we will have a drop in temperatures right along the coastline for today but inland that heat is going to persist. take a look at these numbers. upper 70s to low 80s right along the coastline. mid-to-upper 80s around the bay and inland low-to-mid 90s. we will continue this drop in temperatures and finally get back to some comfortable weather. at least for inland communities as we get into tuesday and wednesday. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> thank you. well, that is our report for this morning. we do appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> as rosemary said, today another hot one. folks living inland, an update on this heat wave on our next newscast. >> and you can of course get updates any time at ktvu.com, facebook, and twitter. thanks for joining us. have a fantastic saturday. ♪(them

. >> mimi, there is a rainbow hitting your house. i think you have the treasure.l me back. bye (. >> that's awesome! >> precious. >> tomorrow, i'll have a chance to go to dallas because there is a warrior open. president bush hosts this tournament for elite wound warrior golfers and we'll have a chance to talk to him live. you'll hear from him and other vips live on this show tomorrow. >> travel safely. we'll see you live there. we'll talk with danica patrick in the after the show show. see you tomorrow. bill: good morning be everybody, our first case of ebola here in the united states. the first case of the deadly virus being diagnosed at a hospital in dallas. what you need to know. i'm bill hemmer and welcome to america's newsroom. martha: the unidentified patient now in isolation, the situation is said to be contained. he traveled here from liberia. no symptoms showed until nine days after he arrived. he went to the doctor once, went home and

i understand why -- do you hear it in mimi crow phone. why was he bugging that guy?ll do the whole show like this. >> what's wrong with these people. >> very humid here today. >> it was florida. >> humid. >> let's bring in the president and ceo of politico, jim in. >> what's with the fan with charlie crist. you want a fan, have a fan. >> we've seen the tricky dick tapes. sweaty upper lip. >> it was handwritten in the agreement. they put an asterisk next to the rules, wrote it in there and both campaigns signed it. it was in there. >> this helps. >> nice. >> you say your opponent can't. scott does. >> or if you don't want him to have it. you know there are elaborate negotiations going on. >> in my experience there's nowhere on earth colder than a debate hall. >> correct. >> presidential debates when you cover them it's like 40 degrees in there. >> it is frigid. >> maybe not. >> nice, isn't. >> it awesome. >> okay. you're on here, jim. you played follow the money. >> he's regretting here. >> he's very uncomfortable now. trying to find out where the advantage lies in th