any morrissey fans here? any fans of morrissey? [ cheer ] [ laughter ] i was surprised by this.r bodyguard is suing morrissey, claiming he was fired because he was unwilling to beat up an over-eager fan. i guess he figured anyone who was that into morrissey had already suffered enough. [ laughter ] this is an odd story. according to french officials, the gardens at the louvre have become overrun with rats. though officials later apologized and promised to refer to us as americans in the future. [ laughter ] [ french accent ] "this was a mistake. it was a slip of the tongue. also, they way you scurry around, sometimes you look like rats. [ light laughter ] that is not my fault. it is the fault of the way that you scurry. scurry less and we will call you rats less." [ laughter ] here's some tech news. wikipedia is now accepting donations using the online currency bitcoin. so now you can support information you are not sure is true with currency you are not sure is money. [ laughter and applause ] finally. i guess this is no surprise. a new report shows that people are eating less

peter morrissey, university of maryland professor at the robert h. smith business school. >> without objection. >> let me point out in the final minute, mr. chairman, professor morrissey says a lot of the speaking of the president's new plan yesterday is going to meet with the race caused, but much more importantly the amount of carbon dioxide we will save time that china makes up with additional admissions of only 18 months. he goes on to point out, and i quote, remember co2 emissions is different than smog and the environmentalists right now want to confuse that issue so you certainly don't want smog in our sniping site. co2 emissions is about the greenhouse impact to rising temperatures. asked about the thought if the u.s. doesn't do something countries like china and india it definitely won't be professor morrissey says we are already doing something and china is not joining us. he says, and i quote, it is a fool's journey into the night to think setting a good example will cause china to follow. the anchor says we need to do something a professo

peter morrissey. university of maryland professor at the robert h. smith business school. >> without objection. >> let me just point out in the final minute, mr. chairman, professor morrissey says a lot of this -- speaking of the president's new plan yesterday is going to needlessly raise costs, but more importantly much more importantly, the president's goal, the amount of carbon dioxide we will save, china makes up with additional emissions in only 18 months. he goes on to point out and i quote, remember, co 2 emissions is very different than smog. and the environmentalists right now want to confuse that issue, saying you certainly don't want smog and asthma and things like that. co 2 emissions is about the green house effect. and rising temperatures. asked about the thought that if the u.s. doesn't do something, countries like china and india won't, well, professor morrissey said we're already doing something and china is not joining us. i quote, it's a fool's journey into the night that think that setting a good example will cause china to follow

but the muscle, 3-year-old tommy morrissey uses to nail a golf ball. >> do you know how far you hit that? >> are in just one arm. >> he brought grown men to tears on the driving range. >> tommy's right arm never develops below the elbow, likely because of a blood clot. as the son of two huge golf fans, he picked up his first club at 18 months. >> i like it. >> it's fun, right? >> it's fun. >> tommy and his parents live in florida. but vacation at the jersey shore. his dad grew up in westchester. >> i got a special tee for your driver. >> this summer, the abilities of this little boy are all the buzz at the lynwood country club in atlantic county. >> it's truly an inspiration to all of us to watch. >> such a difficult game with two hands, two arms and here we are a 3-year-old with one arm with absolutely great rhythm, great setup. >> that can eat, sleep and breathe golf. when he's not on the course, he's watching instructional videos on you-tube. at night, no teddy bears in the bed. he's got his golf clubs. >> his true gift is the ability to look and learn. i have given him very little in

. >> reporter: but real human beings like tracy morrissey are spending real money to buy their avatar'sm's virtual inner circle. which of course has spawned an online torrent of bile from the parents who foot the bill. >> i would call it a guilty pleasure. it's interesting. >> you're an intelligent person. >> thank you. >> reporter: we all love to mock kim for being famous for just being famous but this is actually a concrete achievement. she was, say the makers, heavily involved in every aspect. and their revenue rose 50% last quarter as a result. >> what it says about our society is saddening. to play a game in which your charm and your looks are prized above all and we put celebrity on a pedestal, a reflection of the state of our times. >> why didn't i think of a game like that? >> because you're not a kardashian. >> reporter: no, nick watt, total z-list. for "nightline" in los angeles. >> i think nick should have his own app. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com.

police say brown grabbed morrissey garrs. he'd been in the store now just 32 seconds.ter, brown's friend, johnson, puts the box of cigars brown handed him back on the counter, returning them, but police say brown just seconds later bends down to pick up some cigars he dropped, even looks a customer in the eye, then makes his way to the door. at the door, about ten seconds later, a store employee, who appears to have a set of keys in his hand, attempts to put himself between the man believed to be brown and the exit door. still holding the cigars in his right hand, the man police say is brown grabs the clerk with his left hand and clearly shoves him back into a display rack. it all might have ended there, but take a look at what happens next. just about one minute into this. police say instead of leaving right away, brown turns back one final time, advancing on the store employee, who tried to stop him. towering over him, police say it was an attempt to intimidate the employee, who quickly backs down, only then does brown turn and exit at 11:54 a.m. he's in and out of t

meet tommy morrissey, the muscles he uses to nail a golf ball are in just one arm. his right arm never developed below the elbow likely because of a blood clot. that did not stop tommy from picking up his first club at 18 months. he and his parents live in florida but vacation at the jersey shore. people have been buzzing about this boy's talent. >> it's fun, right? >> it's fun. >> it's really an inspiration to all of us to watch. >> dude. >> it's such a difficult game with two hands, two harm arms, we are a 3-year-old with one arm with absolutely great rhythm, great setup. >> tommy's parents say he has no idea that he's different and that he eat, sleeps and breathes golf. not only does he watch instructional videos on youtube, but he sleeps with his golf clubs instead of teddy bears. he even likes hitting it into the water. >> he likes those water traps. watch out, tiger. i wonder if his swing is as good as sheena's. >> i know. sheena is a pretty good golfer, too. >> you know what, i bet his swing is better than mine. i want to see him in "golf digest," where i wan

and his son, one of his sons was one of the leaders of the movement against morrissey. and the two exchanged correspondence. the father wrote and said, wire you mobilizing against the elected legitimate president of egypt? and his son wrote him back and said, well, father he has tyrannical tendencies. his son as a liberal in the classic western sense. and his father wrote back and said, well, you know, he suffered mubarak for nearly 30 years before you get rid of him. he wrote back and said, no, you suffered a bark for 30 years. we get rid of him. are going to get rid of this guy, to. and he was very apologetic. finally this was something in my experience in the arab world. you didn't step out. that would be a social death. exile from the family and so forth. and here you have this very prominent family. in the other says the liberal. and they're going at it. >> islamic. >> the question is the place for islam and all this. nafta tell you that the use movement made up of muslims, born into muslim families and so forth. it's far more than their keynote . only 9 percent of

the counterclockwise rotation around it may drop some of that monsoon moisture and trigger morrissey ara thundershowers. we'll have to keep a close eye on that fire burning around yosemite. but the bay area, at least for this morning, the chance of seeing rain had nothing to do with thunder. it was heavy drizzle at times, but by august standards, the second driest month of the year for the bay area, this is pretty impressive for san francisco. .05 of an inch came down. you can see half moon bay picked up some rain. same story around lafayette and mill valley. this area of low pressure continues to dive south into southern california. valley temperatures will be set, the stage will be set to warm up as we head towards tomorrow and thursday. that low now moving into southern california, high pressure biflding back slightly across southern california. that will lead to some warning. and we'll see temperatures in livermore which today were only close to 80 for a high. it's going to jump up to 86 degrees, closer to 90 on thursday. and level off as we head toward the weekend. interesting c

tommy morrissey gives many skilled grown ups a good run for their money.king to go head to head on the links have to do it with one hand. he only has one arm. a lot of these guys are impressed with his skills. >> they look at him and see how small he is and they say, awesome. >> he can hit -- >> little guy can hit a golf ball they look -- >> they notice. >> they see that he's doing it with one hasn't, and. >> -- they say look at him and say that's -- he's just incredible. >> tommy plays other sports as well like soccer, football and baseball and as you can see he's truly an inspiration. >> iain, you're like the golf dude. so this -- he's got a good follow through and everything. >> he does. especially with that left arm like that. that's impressive. only flier old. good for him. >> all right william f you're going to do golfing tomorrow and you want to beat the heat do it early because wednesday morning we're talking warm and muggy temperatures to kick off tomorrow will be in the upper 60s in the city. and by the afternoon we're tal talking about 90-degree

it even has addicts like tracy morrissey, she spent hundreds of dollars on her kkh habit.n the in-app purchases, extra energy and so-called k-stars that speed progress. >> it just doesn't really feel real until you get the bill later. >> reporter: which of course has spurred an online torrent of bile from parents who foot the bill. look, we all love to mock kim for being famous for just being famous, but this is actually a concrete achievement. she was, say the makers, glu mobile, heavily involved in every aspect. and glu's revenue rose 50% last quarter as a result. >> what it says about our society is a little saddening to play a game in which your charm and looks are prized above all and we put celebrity on a pedestal like this. >> reporter: why didn't i think of a game like this? >> because you are not kim kardashian. >> reporter: no, i am just nick watt, total z list in life and in her app. for "nightline" in los angeles. >> z list, i love it. nobody tells a piece like that like nick watt. >> i mean, there just are no words. >> kim kardashian, how was the weekend getaw

that's the advice three year old tommy morrissey gives the grown up who try and out drive him. if you agree to try you have to do it one handed. >> whoo! >> not bad. >> not so good either. >> a lot harder than it looks. >> whose your favorite golfer that plays on tv? >>> bubba. >> bubba. he's bubba fan. smiles come easy now but it wasn't always this way. >> quiet shocking and of course all the worst things that could ever enter your mind. >> his parents were sobbing, devastated the day they found out their baby boy would be born with just one arm. all because of a blood clot. >> they look at him and see how small he is and they say, awesome. >> little guy can hit a golf ball then they look -- >> they notice. >> they see that he's doing it with one hand. >> and then they look at him and say that's -- he's just incredible. and then after they watch him, after they learn, he's just a little boy. just killing it. they walk away and say he's an inspiration. >> now the family is happy to share their story and their son. he's a little guy who loves the ladies. he also clearly loves th

the interim constitution that the current regime puts forward when morrissey was over fun they took one of the most objectional articles in the constitution and put it in article i. clearly signaling very quickly in terms of this score that we observed in eastern europe and why we didn't have that in the middle east and your argument is that it's because the united states was involved we have a negative degree of freedom problem here. however i would note that these eastern european countries were far more developed than the arab world is now among all these standards i mentioned. there were lots of reasons to expect them to do better. it was the failure of egypt in the political institutions that they selected at the outset outset and i believe this also relates to some of the comments of dr. masoud makes a point that morsi was not trying to rule as a presidential mode and i think in this case he is right. when i is mentioned in november 22 declaration of morsi as exhibit a in the bill of particulars against the muslim brotherhood. the reason he was is because once he gets elected the

that was the dynamic that i find of morrissey, the pressure of the muslim brotherhood and egyptian governmentent with fata and the israeli government to suspend the negotiation. so that dynamic independent of anything we can do basically i've been at the table and that is what is in the after in the west bank, which i think contributed to the explosion. >> okay, of course israel was not at all sorry to see the egyptian government cut off the smuggling and repeatedly declared over the last month that the relationship at this egyptian government and security issues, the best they have had in years, all of this is begging the question of how ready are the israelis and we can talk about the egyptians, two, to the closure of gaza under the circumstances marcus is describing to my command on the borders and given that this is a very weak, even if it manages to police the border, the idea of the disarmament, the other militias in the gaza strip seems like a long way down that road. >> that's optimistic. when the monopoly is forced in the mission of the state. they don't control the area. they don't

the interim constitution that the current regime puts forward when morrissey was over fun they took one of the most objectional articles in the constitution and put it in article i. clearly signaling very quickly in terms of this score that we observed in eastern europe and why we didn't have that in the middle east and your argument is that it's because the united states was involved we have a negative degree of freedom problem here. however i would note that these eastern european countries were far more developed than the arab world is now among all these standards i mentioned. there were lots of reasons to expect them to do better. it was the failure of egypt in the political institutions that they selected at the outset outset and i believe this also relates to some of the comments of dr. masoud makes a point that morsi was not trying to rule as a presidential mode and i think in this case he is right. when i is mentioned in november 22 declaration of morsi as exhibit a in the bill of particulars against the muslim brotherhood. the reason he was is because once he gets elected the