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those we want back to a comp rehe comprehensive high school, and those received the high school de pla moesn may 21st, 2015. so they're 18 years old with high school and associate degrees. >> they were accepted to 140 different colleges and universities to begin the junior year and they took with with them $9 million in scholarship fund. >> that's in credible. this is a school that's on the campu campus? >> absolutely. they come to prince george's everyday. they are dropped off private transportation or public transportation. it's a tremendous partnership with the prince george's county public schools. without the support of the supper in ten dent, we would not be able to talk about the successes that we have over the last four years. >> what do you think being on a community college campus as a 9th grade er, what does that do for a student and get the mind used to the hustle and bustle and the amount of workload that they have as they move on to the junior and senior year? >> i think that two things happen. one is that we're saying to students that you can do this. the dreams that your mot

. >> answer the question, on a scale from 0-10, 0 meaning nada and ten being the big moe, how much momentum does trump have? from 1 to 10? >> he's like a seven. >> seven? >> yeah. >> four. >> four, exactly. you read my mind. >> i read you so well. >> nine. >> nine! >> considering his improbable rise to the top of all the candidates right now, he's a nine. >> seven. we don't really see what his feeling is right now. it's very interesting but i think we'll have a better idea after real votes are cast. >> i'll split it between you two, i think it's an eight. >> a problem of poop when we come back. >> a problem of poop. the environmental protection agency epa, faces a smelly problem, a poop problem. according to an august 20th report by bloomberg, north carolina's roughly 8 million hogs are now producing about 14 billion gallons of waste a year. yes, 14 billion gallons of hog feces according to mclaughlin group calculations that's enough feces to fill 80,200 olympic sized swimming pools. of course north carolina does not have 80,200 olympic side swimming pools so the stinking waste must go else

the three-month-old cub was turned into the ray moe that humane society over the weekend and transferredo the lions, tigers, and bears animal sanctuary in al pine. it's still not clear where he came from. >> he's obviously has had not proper nutrition. he is weak in the back. he is limp on his tail. he is real dull looking. he has a hernia. >> officials say the cub was bred in captivity. the sanctuary is hoping to find him a new family. they're also holding a fundraiser to name the cub. >>> time is 4:25. we continue to follow that developing news in the south bay. if you are headed to head on to 680 be prepared for big delays. >> also we continue to follow the developing news in san francisco where two men and several cars were caught up in gunfire. how police are hoping surveillance video will help them solve this crime. >> good morning. we are looking at the commute here and traffic on the east bay looks good. this is a live picture of highway 4 and you can see it's moving along nicely wan another way to concord. >> warm to hot. we'll see how the tuesday forecast temps shape up and if

still ahead, the special new york city moe momentums that the pope will be taking to the vatican with him. the surprise in central park that you might have missed. >>> and a surprise move by john boehner. >> i decided, you know, today is the day i'm going to do this. >> what made him decide to step down? >> i believed him. i truly believed him. >> a phone call that had her fearing for her life and it's happening more and more. the fbi's warning for families in our area. >>> coming up, i'll show you the radar picture, because right now, i see some rain looming around washington, d.c. will it get here for the weekend? break. >>> in is a surprise move today, prior to his announcement, boehner found comfort in an impromptu meeting with the pope. >> pope puts his arm around me and pulls me to him and says, please pray for me. wow, who am i to pray for the pope? but i did. >> boehner has faced opposition from conservatives who claim despite the risk of a government shutdown, he wasn't fighting hard enough to defund planned parenthood. those working closest to him were shocked by his decisio

let moe show you the aftermath of what the fires have done in this particular region. it's heart breaking to e see some of these images. homes, in fact, a hundred of them, have been burned because of these fires. now, the firefighters are trying to continue to battling other blazes that are still in the area. by the way, in the midst of some of the rubble here, too, bodies were found in homes because of the fire, and so the total death toll from the blaze is now sitting at five, and so this is a very difficult situation, and we are continuing to see droug conditions in ple. most of california is seeing anywhere from extreme t exceptional drought, but that also extends into portions of washington state, into oregon, and further towards the east, we are seeing drought conditions, and that pattern of low pressure areas has now sfted east. high pressure, an area ofry weather is now controlling the pattern, and that's going to mean sunny skies. in fact, as high pressure continues to push to the east, a southerly flow comes in the picture meaning it's going to get hot at tim

meade. 45-year-old mike oh polo moe was killed when the bus made a left turn and his truck slammed rightnto it. several were taken to the hospital, none seriously hurt. the bus was headed to niagara false. close to 60 passengers waited for a backup bus to pick them up. >>> it's a resurge of course. 15u8 1 candidates will be at an event in south carolina this afternoon, however, we are expected expecteding that donald trump could face a lot of questions. >> a lots coming out after donald trump did not question a questioner at one of his town halls, a rally here in new hampshire who called president obama a muslim and said muslims are a problem in this country. take a listen. we want to play it out. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. know our current president is one. >> right. >> you know he's not even an american. >> we need this first question -- >> but anyway, we have training camps rolling where they want to kill us. >> mm-hmm. >> that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we're going to be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are sayi

. >> jeff moe is one of many famous chefs that are cooking up something delicious for the u.s. open. nice to meet you. talk to me first about the food that is going to be available they use that is a favorite of the players. >> this is my sixth time since 2010. >> serena williams. >> cucumbers. >> we have to talk about the out fit. this is clean today. glasses. we did you get that? >> i am actually -- >> you did this all. >> the eyeglasses. stop it. wait a second. hello? what do you think? they look pretty good. >> food and fashion go well together. >> address that i couldn't wet walked past me. >> how much? >> $20. not 19 or 21. 20. >> wow! didn't have a lot label or name or anyone that you know of. it is nice. in stores, even discounted, $200, $300, what made you wear this to the u.s. open. >> i knew there was a color here. >> interesting. a cool hack which gets that at the u.s. open. this one is 165. check it out. i love your man paris also known as the murse. >> this is from the banana republic, 15 years ago. i love answers like that. >> on sale. >> if you got that for $25.

. >> and he is a good looking grandpa, john may moes, who is getting r to the play house again with his old cast mates, and we will talk to him. >> and jennifer gray is here. >> and also the rock star millionaire listings josh aln h t pe inside of some fabulous homes. >> lookie lou. >> and amanda frytag is here with some lusty chicken. >> and we have lou manfredini! >> and everyday is a funday, and so today is national coffee day and that means that lots off places are giving away coffee for free. peohr coffee. dunkin' donuts. >> and wawa. i never heard of them. >> and krispy kreme. >> and for the complss gh.. nue s michael breach who has made us a beautiful coffee today and why would we ruin the art? >> let's not slurp these things. >> he has done a dinosaur from jurassic park. a cat and dog. >> oh, my gosh. look at that. >> the sidney opera house. >> who does that! >> michael. michael. >> yeah, right here. yes. sanoh yd >e e t itmnnd things like that, and just, you know, doing stuff that is out of the ordinary with coffee, and it is the sofrt thing that makes me excite and everyone el

mayor tells "news4" she spent all morning with the pope and the president and was able to bring her moeg for the day. here they are side by side in the midday prayer service with the bishops at the cathedral of st. matthew's. a big day for her and the stir. >>> and the pope meets members of congress, heal have what may be the smallest and most intimate part of his trip. he'll visit with catholic charities where he'll distribute lunch and meet with d.c.'s homeless. >> it may be the most important because he gets to interact with people on the street. >> pope francis seems to live the message. he seems to be often in the company of those who are vulnerable >> about 200 homeless will be fed by st. maria meal. after lunch the pope will bless a homeless zwries statue on "g" street and then return to the embassy. it's 5:38. just live at the live desk. a bombing in yemen. why many victims were called off guard. >> the kids will need a live jacket. right now it is 5:39. >>> at the live desk we're getting in information at a suicide bombing at a mosque in yemen. it's one of the holiest days in t

given the agreement they should have larry, curly, and moe.se] though one of the things that has happened this week because of the pope's visit, we have had unleashed on us weapons of mass distraction. because this is a week in which people are only talking about a portion of what the pope said rather than talking about the fact that hillary clinton conveniently used this weekend all of the news going on to quietly say that she would not support the keystone pipeline, which is one more gut punch to workers in this country and one more got punched a consumers in this country. we ought to be working on not just exploring the energy that we have under our feet, hundreds of years of it, but we ought to become the number one exporter of energy and put putin, the iranians, and the saudi's out of the energy business. we ought to be supplying europe, africa, and asia with energy. stossel@foxbusiness.com the 84-year-old widow living in south arkansas and a hot augus day, won't have to swelter and the heat, she can turn on her air-conditioning and get i

merck roadway moe is hoping to have those inmates fully integrated by the end of the year. saying it doesn't offer a good solution to reduce the risk of sexual assaults. >>> santa clara county leaders want swift action to improve the jail system there after three deputies were charged with murdering a mentally ill inmate. and also upgrade surveillance cameras and the county is is getting help from the u.s. department of justice to help manage its mentally ill jail population which is almost half of all the inmates. santa clara county board of ss will hear those recommendations on tuesday. >>> stream force begins in san francisco next tuesday. more than 150,000 people are expected to attend and more than 10 million people are expected to join online. but this technology conference is about more than just technology. each day is going to be dedicated to a cause. there will also be a benefit concert that is expected to raise $10 million for ucsf children's hospital. >>> still ahead changes may be coming to your commute if you ride the ferry to work. coming up in 20 minutes, th

we saw in the images from the school, we also saw the governor, andrew coy moe, and his girlfriend, got a special blessing from the pope at the end of the service last night. she was diagnosed with early stage breast cancer a number of months ago and elected to have a double mastectomy, just shortly, she was cancer free, so a miracle in her life. very grateful for that. >> absolutely. we want to go to checky, she is by columbus circle. big crowds there as well. >> yes, this is an especially crowded columbus circle. want you to look at the crowds on the sidewalk and across is streets in the tentds. that's where they're letting the lottery winners in. they had tickets were online and left the line because they say they were waiting for some three hours. it's not just inside the park that people were hoping for a glimpse of the pope. out here on the corner, take a look over to the fountain. people standing on the side there hoping gwen for just a brief glimpse of the pope over to trump international center across the street, people lined up there. columbus circle packed right now with all

you would moes si on with a coffee. there's no security for this sort of thing. there's random checks and that sort of thing, but certainly nothing like we're witnessing here in new york city. if they're watching us in rome and across italy, this hour and the late evening hours in italy, they've probably would be amused by the amount of security set up here. the last thing we could have is any mistakes. a national security event, this is. new york city police have been preparing for as long as they've known about it. many months and new yorkers have been warned about the arrival of the pope for weeks now. you listen to our 24-hour radio stations 880 here or watch the local news on new york 1 or any of the rest, the first thing they tell you is don't try to drive around in new york. it's going to be impossible. they've cut off federal express and ups deliveries for the next couple of days. new york city largely on lock down. tell commuting was the word of the day in washington yesterday. they were so concerned about traffic and crowding on the subway station, went

>> putin is moe, isis is larry and assad is curly. >> putin plays them against each other and they get destroyed. >> thank god you didn't make a "golden girls" analogy. >> that's in the next block. >> the problems are getting bigger and bigger and out of control. >> we stepped away. the world is basically the size of a phone booth right now. we can't look away, thanks to the web, we watch the beheadings, we watched 250,000 people die. we can't live by ocean privilege. sooner or later the problem is going to come here. >> do we figure out what happened in syria? does syria become our next iraq? >> look back at the genesis. you brought it up. a lot of people have blamed president obama and they've got facts and information on their side. to back it up. by this failed red-line policy. let's take a listen to josh earnest answering the critics on this. >> does he ever regret drawing the red line and not enforcing it? >> he does not. and the fact is we would be in a much worse situation had the united states acted un latry in those strikes. >> do you agree with that? >> i don't think he ever

the moe to de fund planned parenthood would not have made it through the senate. block it. >>> kentucky county clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses says she briefly met with the pope. kim davis says she and husband had a private meeting with pope francis last thursday in washington, d.c. lawyer says it lasted less than 15 minutes. he says the pope thanked her for courage and told her to, quote, stay strong. a spokesman for the vatican says the vatican will not confirm or deny that the meeting took place. davis was in washington to accept an award from the family research council for her defying the federal judge. >>> 6:45. let's check in and see what's coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >> good morning dave and pam. coming up, a great story about students helping victims of the valley fire. we'll show you how their generosity is helping the youngest victims recover. plus a story i totally get. dish washing as therapy. we'll talk about these stories and more when i join you in the next hour of pam and dave. are you with

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the water beneath the surface is fresher and thus, probably more likely home to tie moe kroebs.ogram. >> a great building block program of high-tech rods looking for water. water is the path toward life as we know it and step by step we're presumably getting closer. i'm just waiting for the day. >> in boston, i'd like to say i love that dirty water. thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> coming up, the woman that admitted to helping two inmates escape an upstate new york prison is herself heading behind bars. details on joyce mitchell's sentence, that's next. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. best insurance mobile app? yeah, two years in a row. well i'll be... does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy! the award-winning geico app. download it today. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thin

one of the moe important principles of america is that no matter who you are no, matter what you look like, if you work hard, you can get ahead, and there are pockets of poverty in places where people don't have an opportunity, and that's particularly true among young men who too often are ending up in prison instead of going to school or serving our military. so we have been trying to set enmentorship programs make sure they're aware of what is going on, provide job training. had a meeting with folks in new orleans, young men who just came from terrible circumstances, terrible neighborhoods, we want to make sure they're ware of how they can break the cycle and do right by themselves and ultimately do right by their families, and one of the young member who was sitting next to me was interested in enrolling in the marines but was worried that he had heard a rumor he might not be able to serve if he had tattoos. said i've met a lot of marines. don't think that's a problem. so -- but gives you a sense of some young people are so out of the loop and have so little exposure that they don'

students say this is the moe visible change.ters with information on university resources can now be found in bathroom stalls throughout campus. i can go into a bathroom in even school and i will say an paper that say do you or someone you know have any experience with sexual misconduct, here are the resources available. i don't remember seeing that before. >> senior lindsay jones reported that she was raped in 2013. the man she accused was never charged. still, she says programs like mars have the potential to make a difference. >> i like that focus, i think it is a better direction, than teaching women here is how to not get violated i guess it's bet tore teach men how to -- understand what consentfully means. i think kit be a gray area for anybody, of any gender, it can be something easily miss understood. >> it is helping a new line of communication. >> it is the perfect opportunity to have these discussions where these guys who you call your brothers feel confidentble talking to you about it, and you are constantly being ed

from a man an pope who has certainly had direct interest and influence on what people here want the moeich is a rapprochement between cuba and america in the context of more freedoms. that is the man that came to them today. he was almost a symbol of something better. to the faithful and the hopeful. that mass happened today. right after it, big news, the meeting everybody had been talking about, pope francis met with fidel castro. tpsz said or the infornal, congenial, fidel castro had expressed an interest in books, pope francis gave him books, his family was there, he wished him well. an important step in galvanizing relations in the interest of progress. we've seen that with the relationship of recall and pope francis. what will that mean when he goes to the writs? how will he carry forward his message after this mass? we'll have to see. this afternoon he's meeting with the helds ads of state, the minr officials for the regime. that is typical. the vatican is a sovereign. the big meeting comes after that at about 6:30. that is where he'll meet with 2,000 young people and at the insis

the water beneath the surface is fresher and thus, probably more likely home to tie moe kroebs. >> the a great building block program of high-tech rods looking for water. water is the path toward life as we know it and step by step we're presumably getting closer. i'm just waiting for the day. >> in boston, i'd like to say i love that dirty water. thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> coming up, the woman that admitted to helping two inmates escape an upstate new york prison is herself heading behind bars. details on joyce mitchell's sentence, that's next. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. decisions, decisions. the new edge+. this one would keep me organized. i could list all the days i've been banned from social media. hmmm, wait this thing has built-in live

saying it's easy to spot him in the moe tar cade. it's the -- motorcade. it's the smallest car in the motorcade. >> not to put you on the spot or anything, are you inspired to go into a smarter vehicle or anything governor? >> i'm looking into a fiat as a matter of fact. i want to buy that one. >> it's been blessed we know that much. >> yes it has been. >> but it's one thing to talk, he talks really well. he communicates especially well. he inspires people but then what about action? christine talked about homelessness in the town, what are we going to see being done about that? he's brought it to our attention in a way that it hasn't been before. >> look i hope, when you're in my position, what will you're hoping for -- what you're hoping for is that people actually get it right? and that we have popular support for an initiative and people are mobilized behind something. and i think we can see the pope spurring social action even here in new york state. i think he's saying to people let's take a look inside and let's slow down and take deep breath. what'

. >>> the undocumeearlier this moe ruled there was enough evidence to send juan francisco lopez sanchezial, even though he has pled not guilty. lopez sanchez accused to shooting steinle in july while she was walking with her father along the embarcadero. he found the gun on the pier and it went off when he picked it up. >>> 6:57. newern wags this morning about another east bay lake that could be dangerous for people and dogs. >> stephanie chuang in berkeley where lake anza is off limits. >> off limits because blue green algae has been found at lake anza and it can make people sick and be deadly for dogs. you may remember just a couple weeks ago 3-year-old golden retriever named posy died after swimming in sonoma county russian river labor day weekend. russian river tested positive for this algae. it was one of several dog deaths in california linked to algae poisoning in just the last two years alone. toxic level s of blue green alge have shut down other lakes and lake chabot in castro valley and shinn pond and cory lakes. 2014 was actually the very first year it recorded toxic levels o

they will have they are moe imaging in the aircraft. they have created a no fly zone.t means no civilian aircraft are permitted in that two mile cylindrical area that probably goes to 10 or 20,000 feet. in addition to that, the officers will engage what is known as man-hunters. these are usually d.e.c., department of environmental conservation officers. they are used to tracking animals, people. in rescues and this kind of thing. and they become very effective in the woods and in areas of cover and concealment. so the officers, even during the nighttime. and we really hope we find these people before the evening. but even during the nighttime, the officers will engage thermal images from the helicopters, night vision goggles. and they have really all of these gadgets and wonderful things that can assist them. help to make them a tad bit safer. >> the name of the police officer we should tell you again is lieutenant joe gliniewicz. and craig, what do we know about this police officer? >> the community there loved him so much and apparently he loved the force so much tha

but if you do nothing with your moe money you'll have a whole lot of nothing to show for it. that's why we're doing a show tonight on how to trade and invest responsibly to make your money work for you. how to tend it, how to make it grow. what kind of gardeners of money tonight. how to keep it growing from what we call active money management. it's not a sin and a lot of you practice it, and i want you to do it right. i want to delve into a little psychology of stock ownership. one question i'm asked repeatedly when people stop me on the street, guy back and forth from the street, to squawk on the street and wall street, or they ask me on twitter, don't you worry about your stocks? now, it is true that i don't own any individual stocks. i invest just for charity with all profits and dividends given away to charitable causes. more than $2 million since the time i set up the charitable trust. but believe me, i still worry because i want to give as much money to charity as i can. and i explain what i'm going to do as part of the bulletins for action alert.com. you bet i'm conce

of rabbit in the headlights feel that i think a lot of the trump people expect ed would be the trump moe jjo. well, rick perry attacked us and he's gone now. those folks on the stage tonight, except for ted cruz, he's the pilot fish to donald trump's shark, none of those folks on the stage tonight were intimidated by donald trump. he seemed smaller. he seemed less poised. he let out with a joke that went over terribly, attacking rand paul. and then george pataki. the first rule of politics, don't punch down. he seemed very petty. >> i've got to say, for anyone who read your article about how to handle trump and watch this debate, you knew the smart candidates read your article. we've got to take a quick break here. we'll be joining chris matthews in the coverage after the debate. right? we'll hear the rest of what you're thinking about. coming up, how the party of reagan is becoming the party of trump. that's next. the 306 horsepower lexus gs. experience the next level of performance, and there's no going back. lease the 2015 gs 350 with complimentary navigation system for these terms. s

now let's check the roads wither moe traffic around. what's going on, melissa?> right now, tom, we have a problem here on the red line. we are single tracks between medical center and van ness. so we pushed that out as well and we have been watching that on first 4 traffic on twitter. 355 there at old hundred road. do have a crash in that intersection with 109. seeing a bit of a slowdown here. southbound 270 as you approach germantown. down to the beltway, you're fine at 16 minutes on travel times. outer loop, looking quite good. in virginia right now, no major problems. keeping our fingers crossed at 66 inbound. looking good. 95 north quantico to the beltway is okay. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >>> right now, a texas couple who accused a el salvador hospital of swapping their newborn at birth has been reunited with their infant son. they flew to el salvador so the baby could be born in the native country of the mother. but then a dna test confirmed the boy was not theirs. the doctor who delivered the baby is be

joins moe back from the vatican. i don't know how you do it.ary and amazing in every way. tell us about what the pope shared with you and the other journalists on the flight. >> reporter: well, andrea, i think there were three headlines out of his press conference. first of all were his impressions of the united states. this was his first trip to the u.s. at age 78, and he said he was actually surprised by how warm and lovable and prayerful the american people were. i think far more than he expected. that's the first headline. the second headline is he had more tough words for those who cover up sexual abuse by clergy members. he responded to a question that some people took offense when he spoke to the bishops in washington, d.c., calling how they had gotten through this sexual abuse scandal in the last decade courageous. he said he was not trying to down play it. in fact, he was walking with them, as he often says. he said, to him, it is a sacrilegious for any priest to do that, and anyone who covers up, even a bishop, is guilty. the third in

down 3-0 in the 3rd when jake moe lynn ski doubles to left and run one scores. two runs score. three runs score. the a's win their third straight. they got a winning streak going on. 11-5 is the final. >>> serena williams trying to become the first woman since steffi graf in 1988 to win all four grand slams in the same year. first round match. receive' yea won the first set 6-0 and was leading 2-0 in the second set when her opponent retired within an ankle injury. she came into that with that injury. so she did not last long. probably wasn't going the beet serena anyway. by the way, serena keeps winning and her sister venus keeps winning? we're going to have a slowdown between -- showdown between sisters at some point. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> thank you dennis, time for the pod on a tuesday. we have your play of the day. great catch, making a fantastic leaping catch to bring back a home run. back up stretch. right over the southwest sign. and yeah, pulls it right back into the park. look at that. he's way up there and full extension and robs the home run. the

i want to thank secretary kerry, secretary moe these and so many others -- moniz and so many others for their availability to us in a bipartisan way and in our democrat excaucus. for years iran's rapidly accelerating capability and burgeoning nuclear stockpile has represented one of the greatest threats to peace and security anywhere in the world. we all stipulate to that. that's why we need an agreement. and that's why i'm so pleased that we have so many statements of validation from people. the agreement is one of the great, as the experts say, this agreement is one of the greatest diplomatic achievements of the 21st century. it's no wonder that such a diverse constellation of experts have made their voices heard in support of this, again i use the word, extraordinary accord. on the steps of the capitol the other day, with our veterans and with our gold star moms who have lost their sons, we heard the words of diplomat and soldiers, generals and admirals, and dip will mats by the score. -- diplomats by the score. democrats, republicans, nonpartisan. we heard from our most distinguishe

. >> moe. not so happy about that. >> i don't mind it. >> okay. >> summer stretching itself out. >> thanks for the support. >> i'm actually starting to wish for winter at this point. >> i'm supporting you lee. >> see you in a bit. >> thanks. and still to come, some terrifying moments for a young girl home alone when an intruder broke into her house. she managed to keep her composure. and even helped police solve the crime. >> and a wild party turns dangerous when a young woman gets pushed off a roof. find out what she's saying about the guy who shoved her. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you've gotta get fios! but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics networks to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi available. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster tha

in preparing moe ining my remar was struck by how much my emotions today remind me of my emotions thenr the uniform of an army officer. i was eager to get started on a new career. and i was in love -- pardon me -- and i was in love with a girl named deenie. i fell in love with deenie when she was 15. it took her a few years to come around to the idea. but i was sure that whatever life brought my way, i wanted to experience it with her. here's the thing about deenie. she's the only one more passionate than me about military and their families. she's a better leader than i am. she has far more energy than einstein predicted could be packed into a 5'2" body. and she has shown an amazing patience during the trials that accompany a military life. in every way, she's made me a better person. because this has been her career just as much as mine. it's fitting and proper to say that we are both retiring today. congratulations, deenie sullivan dempsey. so i'm almost out of water to choke back the emotion which means i must be near the end. what we're really doing today is transferring our passi

. >> she auditioned for either their moe's day and/or their father's day commercials but she didn't get>> well, we had to tell her this is the industry of rejection. >> did you know that she had auditioned for other jobs? >> i did not know that. >> and she did not get it. >> i did not know that. >> i'm very upset. as monterey's agent, i'm outraged. >> i was not on the selection committee. >> i'm sure you'll be speaking to someone. >> absolutely. >> now, nearly a year old, monterey's next big break could be a speaking role. >> monterey, charlie ray has a line where he says, all that, pause, and all that matters on "cbs this morning." can you say that. >> that was perfect. the incredible thing about the commercials, too, she's looking right at the camera lens. i don't know of a 3-month-old who can focus like that. >> also that pure enjoyment she touched on. that feeling that takes everyone back so see someone so happy, so innocent. >> beautiful, beautiful child. >>> why does this man seem so gloomy about a bachelor party? gloomy about a bachelor party? the answer lit up social selling 18

by the way, moe and joe has a certain ring to it. either a singing duo horsing and car parts together. for the rest of the speech in the spirit of the negation is appropriate because you have the joy mode so going this morning. as evidenced by this. thank you both for the invitation to kick off the great summit and nurturing the spirit of working together. when i was here last year i spoke about are then national intelligence strategy quite literally on the day of publication was rolling off the presses. this year we don't quite have anything like that to talk about so i went to the summit website to read what mojo expected me to talk about. here's what the summit website said it would be discussing. u.s. intelligence is essential instrument of international power, perhaps never more powerful than today given advances in technology and with great power comes great responsibility. the last line really struck me. with great power comes great responsibility. apparently mojo think i am spiderman. the transparency i will tell you of cours

i go to the supermarket and push the cart around, i gas up the car, i moe the lawn but i can't escapey request would be "heart of the matter." >> that's a good one. >> i love that song. thank you, don henley. >> thank you for having me. >> a pleasure to meet you. "cass county" goes on sale -- here ts. >> in vinyl, by the way. >> in vinyl goes on sale on friday. you can get it. ♪ forgiveness, even if, even if you don't love me ♪ you're watching "cbs,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> what a day, pope francis just arrived at st. matthew's for a meeting with american bishops. it follows an elaborate white house visit. norah has been there all morning. we'll see you tomorrow from capitol hill. coverage of the pope's visit continues all,,,,,,,, ♪ all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is the all-new gle coupe. a mercedes-benz suv with the heart and soul of a race car. >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm michelle griego. no leads after a home invasion in sausalito last night. police say an armed man broke into a mult

canada has to b ne playing a moe active role. when we travel across the country, a young people that i met, i was in there home. they had $130,000 in student debt. with 24,000-dollar a year child care fee, when -- family having children is a good thing for the couple and the economy. let's get this right for the future. my priorities is going to be like when we brought in medicare. it will help for generations now and that includes balanced budget. >> let's go to. the open floor. >> a plan for investment like my planes on harper's budget. it takes to know the canadians are capable of building a stronger future and after the lowca growth that we've had for many years it's time to kick-start the economy. a lack of infrastructure, a lack of a future because the government didn't want to invest in our country. is putting it off. he's made balancing steven harper's budget his priority. he can give canadians the help they need that way we will. the plan is to actually do what we know, politicians that have done in the past and balance

women don't expect when they're expecting, nine months of unwanted belly touchers, just like in t the moe real problem. just ask toni lynn horning. >> when it first happened i thought, okay, one random person that's just touching my stomach hen it just kept happening. it was the most bizarre thing. >> reporter: in an article for cosmopolitan.com she writes it became a mystical magnet drawing the ole and young to its center. >> and i was so huge that taking any sort of fast step back, i was afraid that i would fall backwards because my balance was so horrible and i was tripping anyway. i didn't have enough guts to actually say, you know, please take your hands offer my stomach because this is mine, not yours. >> had this happens to a lot of moms they're cringing on the inside. they want to grit their teeth and move on as quickly as possible. >> so what can women do about n unwelcome baby bump touching? just say no. >> if you see that hand coming toward your belly, one of the best things to do is put your own hand in front of your stomach and say, you know, i just don't feel comfortable wit

york mets say they'll stop featuring a kiss cam joke at citi field that had some fans calling it home moeophos they would show a big pink heart had sornd as a joke. the mets released a statement saying, quote, while intended to be light-heart we offended some. we no longer will include players in the feature. our organization is wholly supportive of fostering an inclusive and respectful environment at games. combine that with a great move on the field and things are on the up and up in new york. >> so people can't even joke -- i don't even know how to feel about that. come on. it's a joke. the players don't have to kiss each other, for god's sakes, right? >> that's right. that's right, carol. >> speaking of kiss cam -- >> oh, this is great. >> -- i can't even say this. >> it's great. >> oh, that's so cute. >> yeah, former president jimmy carter and wife rosalynn had caught on the kiss cam at the braves game last night. it was a spectacular season. not bad for 90 years old. he's still got it. love is in the air on this feel-good friday. >> it is. >> just need to know, my fair lady w all du

pilpel relating to the -- my comment to moe green of the "san francisco chronicle" and her having -- put it in the story. who i said was a little -- what i said was a little regurgitation of what executive director john st. croix said in a letter he wrote to the member of the public and the member of the public disseminated widely to other members of the public in an email. one of the people who it was disseminated to was mr. larry bush, and i then got that email along with other members of the public of what mr. st. croix had said about that particular complaint. mr. st. croix had spoken on behalf of the commission, made a comment relating to it, and i simply regurgitated what those comments were literally. i sent an email to you mr. chair referencing mr. st. croix's letter and also mr. bush's email where he had set out what mr. st. croix has said, so it wasn't a personal comment of mine in any way relating to the complaint. it was simply a statement of what had been said by our executive director, presumably on behalf of the commission and everyone else, to the public; therefore re

significant way because of the length of time that he will be up there, but what are the three or so moee things that your body experiences that you go through when you transition back to earth from the period of time up on the space station? mark: that is interesting. after my shuttle flight which was relatively short, about two weeks, i felt heavy, more than anything that the sense of gravity was pretty significant, and after my station flight of 200 days, i felt heavy, but the main sensation i had was one of being dizzy, where i could still walk. it took a few days before that dizziness abated, but the thing that really surprised me about the station flight, 200 days, was how quickly i adapted back to earth. i was prepared for much worse and had months of lingering effects, but i adapted a lot more quickly than i thought. john: was that also your experience in the transition? terry: i flew some that were more or less, so i do not have that experience of being in space for a long period of time, but my observation has been when you're flying a space shuttle mission, it is like a two-we

. >> he'll be greeted by robert richy and also, of course, city dig tarries here, glove nqueue moe ande's going to do is pray by the shrine of the first native born american saint and he will go and say a prayer at her shrine right here at st. patrick's cathedral and will begin the vesper service, evening prayer, not a mass, vesper evening prayer service. >> as we see the motorcade get ready, i got to tell you, anderson, i've seen a lot of motorcades of covering politics and foreign leaders coming to the united states, i don't remember a shawl little car like that in the middle of a huge motorcade. >> that was an extraordinary scene yesterday as he approached the white house, this huge elaborate official state welcome for the pontiff as big a welcome as the united states can possibly give to somebody with all the ceremony that the white house can conduct on the south lawn and yet, to see this fiat drive up to the gates with president and mrs. obama there to welcome him was an amazing sight. >> as we await the pontiff leaving the airport, you see donald trump there getting a look to see