morton had been around radio. talk radio. >> morton downey jr.was on this guy's so-called conservative radio show. i resent the charges you made, saying that i was a disgrace to the conservative cause. if i didn't know what i was talking about. you are the one, baby, who are a conservative come lately. >> you are the phony. >> mort just juunderstood performance. >> you want to hear some facts. i am the same kind of phony. i am the same kind of phony. if you want to lot me answer. i am the same kind of phoney that you are. >> how he turned everything into something theatrical. >> don't warn me, punk! >> we met mort in person. we thought he could be good. >> he was good on the radio. but just made for television. [ applause ] >> well, good evening, everybody. how are you? i'm morton downey jr. as you are going to find out in the weeks, months and years ahead, certain things really burn my buns. all right? one thing that is happening is the morality of this country is on a low ebb and it is getting lower. it's not getting better. it's getting worse.

i'm morton downey, jr.s you're going to find out in the weeks ahead, certain things really burn my buns, all right? one thing that's happening is the morality of this country is on a lull avenue and it's getting luller. it's not getting better. it's getting worse. >> we're going to examine this topic tonight. >> we were driving to seacaucus. >> it was a provocative show to deliberately provoke the guests. >> there's a war going on in the streets of america. number one, drugs and the slime that sell them to our kids. >> i detest the use of drugs. >> he knew how to ma nip late. he could have been a serial killer. >> you're not teterred to the factings, and that's incredibly entertaining. >> mort had amazing charisma on the set. >> it was unbelievable. people loved him. i mean, they loved him. >> i detect his voice changing. and then cut to a commercial. when you're changing channels,you tend to sop at a car accident and think oh, my good. let's see that. >> the other side of it was phil don hue. >> how in the

cnn will air "evocateur: the morton downey jr. movie."k at the career of the king of shock tv. before jerry springer, before, a lot of folks, morton downey jr. screamed his way into living rooms in the '80s. though his talk snow was short-lived it left a permanent mark on anyone who saw it. >> we know aid can only be caught in sexual ways. >> it has never been proven that aid can be sexually transmitted. it has never been proven in a laboratory. >> no, i don't know that. because ooh have spoken a number of people at the cdc. >> i am in the middle of that. you ought to know that. in the middle of research. >> are you a research expert? >> shut up. and let me. >> you shut up. >> are you a research expert. >> shut up. >> you shut up. all you are doing is spewing garbage. >> i was attracted to that awkward, dangerous atmosphere. when he first came on the scene. i was immediately sort of mesmerized by the show. >> a vegan. >> i abstain -- >> let me hear what she has to say here the you abstain from what? >> i abstain from all animal products.

morton downey jr.'n the late 80s was a turning point in terms of what talk radio was and what television would become. >> you talked about not wanting to pander to the extremes on any side of politics. your radio program and your program here on cnn emphasized moderation and not the extremes that we sometimes hear on radio. do you think that there is a lesson in downey about what not to do? >> sadly i think this stuff works. take a look at the climate. if morton downey jr. were among us, we would have bought into birtherism and call sandra fluke a slut. he would say what glen beck said. barack obama is a racist with a hatred for white people. i think it's a continuum. these individuals with microphones have led too many of our elected officials. they control primary voters and so the lack of civility and the polarization in washington i say is directly attributable to this style of media performance. >> what is surprising is aren't more people like him today? >> i think they are hard. >> he is talking a

but how did morton downey jr.ling him a show. >> i think donald trump -- >> how did morton downey jr. wrestle with that. i'm speaking my mind, despite being a good friend in the early days with the kennedys. >> he put on the best show he could do. people that we talked to all seemed to love him because he was charming. and he just went to the edge and tipped over. there's people who watch the show. >> i think we bought it. i think he was so passionate. even in our film you see great friends of his say, oh, it was all an act. if they wanted him to be a liberal, he would have been a liberal. but he was so passionate and so good and so talented, it's almost hard to believe he was acting. >> for someone who didn't -- you know, i didn't watch the show growing up, i was a little kid, but to get into this world that's fascinating, congratulations on the film. thank you for sharing a little bit more of it with us. you can see it on thursday night, only right here on cnn. 9:00 p.m. eastern. thanks, gentlemen. >> thank you.

he beats henry clay, wendell ford, senator morton. he served longer as kentucky senator than anybody in our history. and then in 2014, his last year, he won a resounding victory. that is no small achievement. i went with him a long time in my district at the coal mines and riding vehicles that could only get to some of those places. never tiring, always on the hunt. a great campaigner. mitch is a graduate with honors from the university of louisville undergraduate school and u.k.'s law school. as an omen for things to come, he was elected by his fellow students as student body president and president of the student bar association. the biggest and best thing about him is that he is married to elaine. what a gracious lady. and a great leader in her own right as you know. she was the former u.s. secretary of labor, former president of the united way of america, director of the peace corps. he did well. he walks with kings and the rest of us. he is in the field doing the work and there is something that i can't say better than kipling sa

his colleague, senator morton recalled how earnest seemed to radiate from him. cooper's own probity was key to establishing the committee on ethics. following a scandal about an aide to lyndon johnson, cooper successfully pushed the senate to set up a committee to investigate wrongdoing in the body. finally, john cooper brought a constructive problem-solving approach to public policy. his entrance into senate debate, no matter how partisan or divisive it may have become, commented senator gordon of colorado, meant that his fellow senators lowered their voices and listened instead of just attacking. another senator observed that he always brought light to the problem rather than heat which was a distinguishing characteristic. i don't want all of you to leave here thinking senator cooper was infallible. he was not. he had many foibles. for one, he was always running late. in fact, the only time he carried a wristwatch was when he served in the army. he did not drive an automobile. people just took care of him and helped him out. whether it was driving him around o

you can find out more about the king of shock tv morton county jr.teur." my colleague wolf starts right now. >>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's 1:00 p.m. here in washington. 9:30 p.m. in tehran. 1:30 a.m. friday in pyongyang, north korea. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. right now a federal judge is hearing arguments about state department e-mails involving a top aide to then secretary of state hillary clinton. the case could shed some new light on the controversy surrounding hillary clinton's e-mails. cnn's evan perez has been following the story and is with me in the studio. what's the very latest? what are you hearing about what's going on? >> this is a controversy that speaks to a lot of federal workers who are wondering how this relates to them and this is a lawsuit over records related to a special adviser

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so from the beginning, what jelly roll morton talk about, this idea.is very latin to me. >> hinojosa: it's true. >> he call it the... >> hinojosa: i never thought of jelly roll morton and latin... >> and he call it the latin tinge, you see? and that's that rhythm. (sings rhythm) as a matter of fact, william c. handy, who wrote "st. louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba. so it's a lot of history that connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there is a lot of them. and the people are embracing this music with the power that you wouldn't believe. kids playing... from early on playing this music. they are really into. they love it. they love the freedom of expression. so i see latin america playing a very important role in keeping jazz alive and in develop

>> morton downey jr.'s program was absolutely a turning point.e today is entertainment that is masked as news. >> if you're watching those clips, there's a bit of downey reflected in donald trump? maybe it's not a surprise. the two men were friends back in the day. downey even used to live in trump tower. >> i did not know that. be sure to watch it tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> we have the first celebrity name dug up in the data dump linked to the adultery website ashley madison. the disgraced reality star josh duggar. josh duggar was now on the canceled hit "19 kids and counting" he is releasing a statement calling himself the biggest hypocrite ever. you can remember back in june old police records went public showing he was investigated for methoding his sisters molesting his sisters. >> when this came out he issued a statement. he says -- i've been the biggest hypocrite ever while espousing faith and family values. secretly i've been viewing pornography, and i became unfaithful to my wife. he is admitting to wrongdoing in

. >>> in 1987, morton downy jr. television program that would catch fire and then flame out under two years but not before casting a pal on the political discourse that continues today. in the three decades since downy's foray into television, the media is increasingly polarized and so, too, since. and coincidence? i think not, because too many politicians are taking their cues from the loud mouth successors to curry favor with the successors. and this thursday, on cnn, there is going to be the commentary of the evocateur, and downy's approach was all bark and bombast, and before jerry springer, it was downy cursing at guests and chain smoking on set, and before is sedate hosts like phil donahue and oprah and sally jessy raphael, and many guests or targets of downy's wrath are still familiar faces. >> if i had a fly like you in the white house, i would puke on you. >> and harsh words for the libertarian father rand paul, ron paul. and even as a conservative, he was no fan of shifl ri, and you would receive a woman t

justin drabick is at a cat being fun club in morton, delaware county. justin? evening, everyone. that is right, jessica, time running out, summer winding down. depressing time of the year as these kid get ready to go back to school. mixed emotion about school starting over next week or two. lets start with haley. she doesn't like school. what is up with that. why not. >> my teachers like to boss me around. they think that they can do what they want. >> that is their job they are a teacher, they have to teach you. now you have to like something about school. >> i like my friends. >> that is cool. go back to see your friend. >> saul, what do you like about school. >> i like the playground. >> favorite subject. >> playing tag. >> what will you do the rest of the two weeks before school, hang out here. >> yeah, probably. >> have some fun. hit the pool again. it is hot. humid out here. we are tracking chance for scattered shower or thunderstorm tonight. so let's hit the maps and go to storm scan three. we will see where these showers and storms are. still out to our

chuck morton, by now, chief prosecutor could have someone else try the case but he decided to try itally best to preserve continuity. >> but 18 year after the crime, morton was facing a much tougher battle. >> years later, memories change and fade. the persuasive value of the case now was much stacked against me. >> and this time, seth's defense tried an unconventional strategy with the crime scene video. >> we approached it much, much differently. we embraced the video and didn't run from it. >> we decided we were going to make the video our ally, a giant picture of the intruder and put it next to him and said this is not our guy. >> it's a case of mistaken identity. you definitely have the wrong person. and we argued how law enforcement manipulated, tricked and pressured people. >> the defense presented documents renee had uncovered showing payment to an anonymous tipster who used the last name pent lover. they had denied payment of reward. >> the lead detective paul manzella denied under oat in front of a jury, and john clemenco, i asked, did you ever get a reward, no. no. i calle

i will say this morton had amazing ka riz that.>> if i had a slim like you in the white house, i would puke on you. >> he attacked and people loved him for it. >> joining me to discuss morton downey jr. and also with us the body guard. okay. i want to start with you bill. we saw that brief clip. >> that was a golden age of discourse on television. >> is that real? was he just that much of a loose cannon? >> yeah, that was the show at the highest level. you have just seen it. doeny was a brilliant guy. he could take something pro or con and argue it. he was as good as what he did in front of an audience of any performer of any kind. brilliant man and performer. he knew how to make it work. >> now, who was he really? >> well, a lot of people see him -- a gentlemen wrote about him and he brought violence to the television. >> yeah, he was begin a bag of tools and the way that he used them and for one year he went to the top and the next year in the bottom. >> he knew how to touch the nerve. >> yeah, they loved him. >> speaking of him,

i wanted to stay in court. >> but 18 years after the crime morton was facing a much tougher battle. >> years later, memories change and fade. the persuasive value of the case now is -- was -- was much stacked against me. >> and this time seth's defense tried an unconventional strategy with the crime scene video. >> we approached it much, much differently. we embraced the video and didn't run from it. >> we decided that we were going to make the video our ally. we had a giant board with a picture of the intruder and put it next to him and said this is not our guy. >> our defense was it's a mistaken identity, you definitely have the wrong person. we also laid out how law enforcement manipulated and tricked and pressured people. >> defense also presented documents. the only person who called seth by that jam was john klamesco. but klamesco and police had both denied payment of a reward. >> the lead detective, paul manzella, denied it under oath twice in front of a jury. and john klamesco, naturally when i got him on the stand, i said did you call a tip, get a reward? no, no, no. i called

the score from second and 1 nothing if morton with dealings.rton the curve ball. scoreless. there in the fifth. this is a question every single nature unless you have gum garner on the mound. launch ago jake peeve pitch deep in the night for 2 run homers. pirates win 4 zip fall back of the dodgers in the west. there it goes again. a's have the nature off f.tiger woods wants to be part of the federal beings play off next week he has to win in north carolina this week. off to good start. missing the cut at the pga tiger hitting on all cylinder in the windham championship nicely done on the flop shop in for birdie first hole of the difficult. group right behind tiger outside of a bogey on the final hole of the day. as i say well the 6 underscore. tie for seventh and tiger 2 others. william and eric leaders at 8 un. save par on final hole. tiger 6 underscore. lowest first round score to par since 2013. >> i thought i was seeing the ball good enough and keep progressing and today was the continuation of it. >> the one of the bright spots from the fr

really good idea out .ere how heavy we actually are moving back to the map, this stretch is slow from morton .ontinuing south you can get a better idea of how slow we are in this stretch right there traveling in the teens right now, and a crash to watch out for in woodbridge. carefuls blocked, so be getting by. larry: let's get back to the breaking news we talked about at the top of the hour. a2-alarm fire at an apartment building on south laurel drive -- a two-alarm fire at an apartment building on south laurel drive. >> you can see this is a three-story garden style apartment building. the worst of the damage is up on the third floor. you can will see smoke pouring from that unit. inside in the window, a firefighter doing his job right here right now trying to get the fire put out. it is described as out, but there is still smoke coming from the ceiling. firefighters struggle because irish tend to get in that roof fires tend to get in that roof area. three firefighters have an injured battling the blaze. two were part of the initial attack, the guys they grab poses and go right -- because

morton didn't answer the prayers.'t lost a game he started in the last month. 8 strikeout for morton. peavy allowed only two runs through five plus but in the 6th, walker over the wall. 4-0 pittsburgh. that game now is in the top of the 9th inning. >>> tiger woods had his best round in two years today. could have helped his chances of getting into the fedex play- off. tiger saturday the tone on this first hole of today in north carolina. chipped in from the side of the green for birdie. tiger needs to finish first or second this week to reach the play-offs and that certainly helps. this is how good a day he had. didn't think he made the putt. and it still dropped. 6-under 64 for tiger woods. now, he is tied for 7th, two off the pace. get a little inside. good to see. >>> replacing patrick willis will be a tough act. but if one guy knows something about toughness, it's former cal bear desmond bishop who hopes to revive his career in san francisco. >> i was really thinking like i'm not going to be the ray lewis of green

. >> christian morton is here for the first time with his mom and sister.om has been here before and has learned the logistic. >> i hoped on air b and b and looked for a place that was closed and we could walk. after leaving before we had to walk. >> booking local homes on-line is a popular option. we spotted bedrooms on air b and b going for more than $400 a night. >> we had a $3,000 air b and b right near the park. but we only have four people here. it was a 10-people house. >> they gave up that place and settled for a less expensive option. clearly this week along music fest it can be a pricey uh -- affair. passes start at $135 and all tickets are sold out. >> i don't have money for a ticket. it is groovy, actually. >> he and a friend are perched on a stree -- on a tree stump. abc7 news. >> it looks like they found a nice seat. so will the weather cooperate for all of these outdoor activities? abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> dan, you bet it will. let's look at what it is going to be like at the outside festival in san francisco. for the

giants visiting pittsburgh "praying" for a win charles morton was on the mound for the pirates strikes out gregor blanco, then makes jake peavy lose his bat the curveball was working bottom 3rd no score jung ho kang smacks this double to deep right puts the pirates up 2-0 bottom 6th giants trying to keep it close matt duffy makes an incredible "jeter-esque" play to make the out his throw beats the runner but it wasn't enough neil walker blasts this two-run bomb to right puts the game away final: 4-0, pirates the giants are 2 and a half games back from the nl west and 4 games out of the wild card race a's had the e tampa bay rays tow night . the giants are filling the void left by injured hunter pence.by trading for out-fielder marlon byrd today our video went from black to video to black to video for a moment there giants sent cash and a double-a pitcher to the cincinatti reds for byrd at 37-years-old.has hit 19 home runs on the season so far the 13-year veteran has a.237 batting average with 42 r-b-i's on the year. the 49ers are gearing up for their home pre-season opener against the

morton had uncle charlie work big hook to freeze l this and struck out 8.es swept the giants back in june and they can't hi hit. machine shot off pave very and 2 back of the donors in the west. help on the way. giants traded for bird hit twoing 37 with reds but 19 home they are year the giants send johnson there with the tried and bird joins them tomorrow. second pre-season gym on sunday here. it's fun to sea what jared hawaiian can do for encore. debut smashing succes success. he's trying to make the 49ers roster as kick returner and running back. he was impressive in very first game in padres in texas. big strong natural fast and he still has a lot to learn. >> everything. from the way i handle the ball and throw out and picking up. whole bunch of things that i need to get the not only used to but better at as well and for me it's about just working on those things. >>reporter: the bills and browns tonight. yawner of a pre-season game until johnny football does this. 21 yard touch down strike to winn. buffalo won 11-10 but starting to look like real quart

. >> morton downey did not have billions of dollars.nd he was on late night and what have you. >> he came on before me. this is the guy that was on before we had jerry springer do the first conflict show. >> yeah. do you think he is conservative enough to be the nominee? >> donald trump. >> yeah. not mort downey. >> there are so many things wrong with him to not be the nominee. by the time you blink -- remember, he is the first candidate with this much money. he is doing things right enough. he will get a couple more to say i'm going to help move this forward. if icon believes in him, then you will say maybe i'm wrong. by the time we blink, the republican party may be forced with a tough decision. >> do you think they will ever get to point where we'll be saying "today president touch said" --? >> man. i'm going so say to you, there were people eight years ago today who were saying there is absolutely zero way a black man could be the president of the united states. >> president obama what? >> osama who, let's not count anything out. i'

. >> christian morton is here for the first time with his mom and sister. mom has been here before and has learned the logistic. >> i hoped on air b and b and looked for a place that was closed and we could walk. after leaving before we had to walk. >> booking local homes on-line is a popular option. we spotted bedrooms on air b and b going for more than $400 a night. >> we had a $3,000 air b and b right near the park. but we only have four people here. it was a 10-people house. >> they gave up that place and settled for a less expensive option. clearly this week along music fest it can be a pricey uh -- affair. passes start at $135 and all tickets are sold out. >> i don't have money for a ticket. it is groovy, actually. >> he and a friend are perched on a stree -- on a tree stump. abc7 news. >> it looks like they found a nice seat. so will the weather cooperate for all of these outdoor activities? abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> dan, you bet it will. let's look at what it is going to be like at the outside festival in san francisco. for t

expenses included taking chow out to eat at the fairmont, four seasons and ritz carlton as well as morton's steakhouse. an attorney for another defendant in the case, says these extense spences independent -- expenses indicate they tried to entrap the defendant and the charges were manufactured by the government. >>> ahmad brooks will not play this saturday against the broncos. this comes after he was charged with misdemeanor sexual battery stemming from an incident that took place last december at the home of his former teammate ray mcdonald. in a statement released by 49ers' general manager trent baalke, he said we're taking any charge against a member seriously and ray mcdonald has been charged with rape in a separate but related case. yesterday, a santa clara grand jury handed down a felony indictment against mcdonald in a case involving the same woman accusing brooks which allegedly happened on the same night. mcdonald is set to be arraigned next month. mcdonald was signed by the bears who released him following his arrest in may. >>> santa clara police are still looking for the driver

if we go back into the picture to finish out, this is mary morton of new jersey. this woman here is one of the interesting characters of the time period. florence kahn of california who represented a large portion of san francisco. she's another widow who followed her husband to congress. her husband, jewelace, was the chairman of the military affairs committee. and like edith norris rogers, she was another woman who was very involved in her husband's political career. so when he passed away, she was asked to run for the seat in the special election examine she decided that she was going to stay on. she stayed on for more than a decade. she's also the first woman to be appointed to the prestigious appropriations committee. and she's responsible for steering a lot of funds into the bay area to develop things like the bay bridge connecting san francisco and oakland and also the alameda naval air station. she sat on the military affairs committee, too, and we have a portrait of her in the collection, as well. >> we do want we have a wonderful portrait of her. she's s

morton had uncle charlie work big hook to freeze l this and struck out 8.es swept the giants back in june and they can't hi hit. machine shot off pave very and 2 back of the donors in the west. help on the way. giants traded for bird hit twoing 37 with reds but 19 home they are year the giants send johnson there with the tried and bird joins them tomorrow. second pre-season gym on sunday here. it's fun to sea what jared hawaiian can do for encore. debut smashing succes success. he's trying to make the 49ers roster as kick returner and running back. he was impressive in very first game in padres in texas. big strong natural fast and he still has a lot to learn. >> everything. from the way i handle the ball and throw out and picking up. whole bunch of things that i need to get the not only used to but better at as well and for me it's about just working on those things. >>reporter: the bills and browns tonight. yawner of a pre-season game until johnny football does this. 21 yard touch down strike to winn. buffalo won 11-10 but starting to look like real quart

but the real god tonight, charlie morton. struck out eight. shut out baseball.ttom of the 6th inning, 2-0 pittsburgh. neil walker takes jake peavy deep. 4-0, that was the final. the giants fall two-and-a-half games back of the dodgers. now, with angel pagan and hunter pence out, the giants acquired outfield help trading for marlon byrd of the reds for a minor league pitcher. he is expected to join the giants tomorrow. tiger woods needing at least a second place finish at the wyndhan championships to make the fedex cuff. now last week, tiger said his putting was the reason he missed the cut at the pga championship. he thought he missed that one, but it dropped. tiger shot a six under 64. he is just two shots off the lead. former 49er linebacker chris moreland who retired in march after just one season because of concussion fears was interviewed by espn's outside the line and said five months after retirement. he has no regrets walking away from a game he calls too violent. >> it is destructive. we don't have to do it. i don't right now. it just strikes you as too

got, well in fact, keith strickland always tells this story that he went into our study at, in the morton building in athens and ricky was sitting there, and he said, i've just written the stupidest guitar line ever and it was (demonstrates)...and i think it's just the, the guitar hooks in that are just like incredibly can't help but dance. and then fred, uh had this whole like crazy lyrics about crustaceans and he had been to this disco and seen these like crustaceans that were uh, i guess projected onto the walls. so had, he had this idea for a rock lobster. >> what is your favorite b-52 song to sing and perform? >> well, um, i can't say that. they are like many children you know you can't really pick, but i have to say that rock lobster is always fun, it's always sort of new because the beat and love shack too, there's something about the beat that can always you know get you going and seeing the audience reaction and they're so, having so much fun it's like electricity that gets you know transferred back to us, so it's like this whole you know party fun with the audience. >> let's go

first of all, let me distinguish myself from the morton downey show, only to the point that morton downey cultural issues he confronted the guests. >> that's true. >> and my show, people aren't watching my show because of me. they're watching because of the guests. in other words, ours is a circus. he took on serious issues. ours is not a serious show. our show is silly. i've said it a million times. it's ridiculous. >> it has staying power. you are celebrating 25 years. eight others have only done this. carson, letterman, donahue, oprah, captain kangaroo and now jerry springer. >> i'd like to formally apologize. i've ruined the culture. i'm so sorry. >> thanks for having a great conversation with us. and the cnn film evocateur airs right here tonight at 9:00 p.m. we'll be right back. a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. but your stellar notebook gives hanyou the gumptionlc. to reach for the sk

. >> july 26th, 2015, 19-year-old zachary hammond is on a date with 23-year-old torri morton, the target of a drug sting. when they pull into a hardee's parking lot, police are waiting. according to the police report, hammond, who was driving, attempted to strike an officer with his vehicle during the attempted arrest. he was shot twice and dies at the scene. >> it is a horrible situation. you get put in a predicament that when you sign up to be a police officer there is that potential that you might have to use deadly force. >> the seneca police chief says his officer is a victim too. >> a victim of attempted murder. >> i have a hard time believing it when my son is no longer here, that he is the victim. >> the hammonds say police have not given them answers. they went looking for their own. an independent autopsy they conducted shows their son was shot from behind and at close range. the family attorney says the results are that the car was stopped at the time of the shooting. >> it has been very hard. not only are we grieving that our son is gone. we don't know why it happened. we don

. -- morton zuckerman. tings and the it is has prompted a major change for moviegoers.eaters will now checking bags. they operate more than 500 30 u.s. theaters. ever wonder what happens to your luggage once you have left it in the bag drop-off? a luggage camera and amsterdam so you can see what you are luggage is up to. this offers a view of the massive transportation network, something travelers rarely get to see. germany says it cannot cope much longer with the pace of refugee arrivals, but has taken a ton of them in. preparing for 800,000. in the eu.refugees the german interior minister says other countries need to do more to help, but ever since the girl cried on television with angela merkel they decided to except a lot. cause expand the latest emerging market to take up control of the exchange rate. falling 22% against the dollar as the government went to a free-floating currency. cause expand hit hard by a drop in oil prices in china's evaluation -- devaluation of the lebron james hoping he can inspire young latinos. a nike sponsored program aimed leftnding youn

an accident at southbound 95 near pohick road midway between springfield and morton, left side of thedway. slow traffic nonetheless moving toward the southbound commute. 395 also to the pentagon. approaching the area of 95. that is the latest from the traffic center. jonathan, kimberly, back to you. jonathan: robert, thanks. did you walk outside? did you feel like you were cutting your way through the air? kimberly: no way i was doing a run today. too hot. way too hot. doug: the heat-humidity combination gets us every time. right now it feels like 100 degrees in the city. we'll do better. not cool or dry. just not as intensely hot and humid. that is the best i can offer to you. look now at the time lapse from the earth and the science lab, or the early and space lab if i could read. frederick, maryland, 92. beautiful sunrise. gorgeous day but heat and the humidity creeping up hour by hour by hour. just as the pictures go it looks nice. unless you are out there. it feels closer to 100 degrees. a few fair weather clouds. check out temperatures. 93 at reagan. 92 at charlottesville. got a

i were advising him, i would tell himming to a little more like ronald reagan a little less like morton downey jr. >> mira what would you advise jeb bush to do? we should note the last debate jeb bush participated in was oak 2002. >> i think the one thing for jeb is the kind of easy answer is to be cautious wait for donald trump to collapse wait for other people, be the person who stands in his place. i think there's a down side to caution right now. i think the strength of donald trump is people want an authentic reply kale leader particularly on the republican side. it's hard to explain donald trump other than an antipolitician antipolitician. i think that's a big challenge for jeb, to seem like a real person who's ready to get into the back and forth, and not to give a part aens to a question. >> we only have about a minute left but i did want to ask you both to some insider information. we were giving a sneak peek at how candidates prep for debate with jogging, jeb bush calling his mom and the like. eric, what was mitt romney's superstition? and -- >> mitt always used to complain wh

"here in london, as bruce morton reports, the mood is jubilant." "all over the city they got ready. those who were going to play rehearsed. those who were going to watch dug in, ate, slept. took pictures or hats. looked silly - getting the juices flowing, getting the vibes right. they'd been there for hours right, right. " "and we thought than rather watch on tv we'd come here. it's much more fun. you meet people." all leading up to the moment the world was waiting for. "i will." "i will." while 3,500 guests filled st. paul's, more than two million followed the procession. the ceremony reached 74 countries with a worldwide viewership of 750 million. an audience unmatched for the time. and when radio listeners were added, the worldwide audience surpassed one billion. "the procession over. the crowd rushes to the traditional vantage point of the palace railings." "and this is what they're waiting for. an appearance on the balcony of buckingham palace which has seen so many royal and national occasions in the past." to watch the final scene. while princess diana and prince charles' fai

. >>> tonight, cnn takes a look at the original king of shock tv, morton downey junior. >> wants to takeefore glen beck. >> socialism is coming. it's time to wake up. >> reporter: there was morton downey junior. >> as you will find out, certain things really burn my buns. >> his show premiered in 1987 with conservative abrasive talk. foreshadowing rush limbaugh. he knew how to play to the camera. >> it felt like it was a theatrical performance. his father had been a singer. he was a singer as well. >> reporter: racism, gun control, abortion, he tackled it over. when a rape scandal made headlines, he seized on it. >> it's developing every minute. >> reporter: a grand jury concluded the woman falsified her account. tv experts say that was the beginning of the end. by the fall of 1989, downey had been canceled. not before in a seemingly desperate stunt for attention, he claimed he was attacked by skinheads in an airport bathroom stall. police could never verify it. many assumed he did it to himself. >> you can only do this so long. you can only stir a pot so many times and have it boil over